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Viral video shows man stomped during chaotic gas station brawl as teen is arrested
Viral video shows Arkansas teenager allegedly stomping victim’s head at Hot Springs gas station, leaving 20-year-old with skull fracture in intensive care.
Malicious Google Chrome extensions hijack accounts
Malicious Chrome extensions steal login data by impersonating Workday, NetSuite and SAP SuccessFactors platforms, cybersecurity researchers say.
Airports launch COVID-style health checks after outbreak of deadly virus
Asian countries have implemented health alerts after Nipah virus cases were reported in India. Travel screening and prevention measures have been activated across the region.
Anti-ICE law set to take effect in Maine as governor faces increased criticism for allowing it amid Senate run
Maine’s new immigration law restricting ICE cooperation takes effect Tuesday as Gov. Janet Mills faces growing criticism during her Senate race campaign.
Pentagon warns future wars may hit US soil as ‘direct military threats’ grow
Pentagon’s new National Defense Strategy prioritizes homeland defense over overseas missions, warning that future wars may hit U.S. soil directly.
Patriots’ Drake Maye called his own number to seal Super Bowl spot, teammate reveals
New England Patriots offensive lineman Garrett Bradbury shed light on Drake Maye’s game-sealing run to win the AFC Championship on Siunday.
DHS says illegal immigrant sought amid Pretti shooting had violent domestic history
Federal agents reportedly killed armed citizen during failed capture operation of Jose Huerta-Chuma in Minneapolis donut shop. Suspect remains at large.
Senate Democrats threaten shutdown by blocking DHS funding after Minnesota ICE shooting
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., leads Senate Democrats in demanding ICE reforms after Minneapolis shooting, threatening to split DHS funding from broader government spending package.
Don’t Wait Until You Die To Give Your Kids Their Inheritance
A dollar at 25 can change a destiny. A dollar at 55 barely moves the needle.
Former 911 Responder Shares Horror Stories Of Mail-Order Abortions
‘Is two enough,’ he asked, ‘or do I need to put in another one?’
