Biden commutes sentence of former doctor convicted for tampering with medications

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President Joe Biden recently granted clemency to approximately 1,500 individuals, which includes a former doctor convicted of participating in Medicare fraud and administering weakened chemotherapy drugs to cancer patients. Last Thursday, the White House made an announcement about the commutations. They described President Biden’s action as the “largest single-day grant of clemency in modern history.” … Read more

Is Texas planning to purchase border wall components through an auction?

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Is Texas planning to purchase border wall components through an auction?

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has expressed his intention for Texas to acquire and donate any sections of the border wall that are currently being auctioned off in Arizona. He stated that this action will be taken if it proves to be economically viable and beneficial for the incoming Trump administration. On Friday, Patrick shared on … Read more

Bank Robber Granted ‘Compassionate Release’ Returns to Crime, Faces Life Behind Bars

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Bank Robber Granted ‘Compassionate Release’ Returns to Crime, Faces Life Behind Bars After-spending-26-years-in-jail-California-felon-Markham-David-Bond-granted-compassionate-release-but-returned-to-prison-for-committing-the-same-crime

A bank robber who was released early from federal prison on a “compassionate release” program is returning to prison for the same crime he was initially convicted of. Markham David Bond, according to the US Department of Justice, has been convicted by a federal jury in Los Angeles on Thursday. The charges against Bond include … Read more

16-year-old charged with killing four of his family members and confessing to crime in 911 call

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A 16-year-old boy stands accused of brutally murdering four members of his own family in their rural New Mexico home. Shockingly, the young boy took the initiative to call the police and confess to this heinous crime. Diego Leyva made a distressing call to 911 in the early hours of Saturday morning, confessing to the … Read more

A 15-year-old boy who had “zero supervision” and was allowed to do “anything he wants,” died after his mother left him in the house with friends to do drugs; Mother Charged

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In a tragic incident in Oklahoma, a 44-year-old mother, L. Henckel, is now facing serious legal repercussions after her 15-year-old son, C. Sanchez, tragically lost his life to a fentanyl overdose. Henckel has been charged with child neglect as authorities uncover a series of negligent actions that ultimately led to her son’s untimely death. Sanchez’s … Read more

Kentucky Hit by Magnitude 3 Earthquake

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A magnitude 3.3 earthquake was detected in Chesapeake, Ohio, on Monday, but it was felt as far away as Kentucky and West Virginia. The United States Geological Survey observed the earthquake’s epicenter about 4:39 p.m. EST, just 2.1 miles northwest of Chesapeake. Reports of the earthquake range from Ona and Barboursville in West Virginia to … Read more

Tennessee legislator suggests sending undocumented immigrants accused of minor offenses to sanctuary cities instead of deporting them

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Tennessee legislator suggests sending undocumented immigrants accused of minor offenses to sanctuary cities instead of deporting them

Fox News has released its top headlines. Stay updated with what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. A bill has been introduced by a Tennessee state lawmaker, proposing that law enforcement should send illegal migrants who are accused of minor crimes to sanctuary cities instead of deporting them to another country. State Representative Todd Warner, a Republican, has … Read more

2 Arrested And Charged For Involvement In Drone Strike That Killed 3 Georgia Soldiers In January

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The Justice Department announced on Monday that two men have been arrested and charged in connection with the Jordan air strike that resulted in the death of three soldiers from Georgia on January 28th. Officials have stated that the men were involved in exporting sensitive technology to Iran, which was subsequently used in the strike. … Read more

Enforcement Of School Cell Phone Ban Across South Carolina Starts In January

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South Carolina students from kindergarten through high school will be greeted with a significant change when they return from their winter break in Columbia, S.C. In January, every public school district in the state must begin enforcing a ban on student cellphones, if they haven’t already done so. Lawmakers added a temporary provision in the … Read more