South Congaree Police Chief Retires Following August Wrong-Way Crash
South Congaree Police Chief Steven Jonas has retired from his position just weeks after being involved in a wrong-way car crash that sent multiple people to the hospital. According to WIS 10, the Town of South Congaree confirmed Jonas' retirement in a social media announcement on Friday, following h...
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Native Groups Protest Decision to Keep Wounded Knee Medals
Native American leaders are denouncing the U.S. Department of Defense after it upheld military honors awarded to soldiers who took part in the deadly 1890 Battle of Wounded Knee massacre in South Dakota. According to Newsmax, the National Congress of American Indians criticized a finalized Pentagon ...
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Tuskegee Airman George Hardy Dies at 100 in Florida
Lt. Col. George Hardy, one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen and a trailblazing pilot who served in three U.S. wars, has died at his home in Sarasota at age 100. According to The Herald Tribune, Hardy, the youngest pilot of the famed Tuskegee Airmen during World War II, left behind a legacy of m...
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Man on Trial for Wife's Murder Dies During Plea Hearing
HOUSTON — A Texas man accused of killing his wife collapsed in court and later died Friday, just moments before he was set to formally accept a prison sentence as part of a plea agreement. According to KHOU 11, James Paul Anderson was facing a 35-year sentence for the 2023 murder of his wife, Vict...
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FBI’s Patel Rebukes Wray Over Handling of Jan. 6 Plainclothes Agents
More than 270 plainclothes FBI agents were confirmed to be at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but new leadership within the bureau says they were deployed only after the riot began—a move that is now being scrutinized as irregular and inconsistent with prior agency policy. According to Fox News,...
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U.S. Weighs Drone Strikes on Venezuelan Drug Targets
The United States is reportedly preparing a significant escalation in its strategy against international drug trafficking, eyeing drone strikes deep within Venezuelan territory. According to the New York Post, the Trump administration is considering targeted drone operations against drug networks op...
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DNA Evidence Links Man to 1991 Austin Yogurt Shop Murders
Decades after one of the most horrific crimes in Austin’s history shocked the nation, DNA technology has finally identified the man responsible for the brutal slaying of four teenage girls inside a yogurt shop in 1991. According to Fox News, Robert Eugene Brashers, who died by suicide in 1999, has...
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FBI Removes Staff After Protest Images Surface
Roughly 20 FBI agents have been dismissed after being seen participating in a protest in Washington, D.C., in the wake of George Floyd's death. According to the New York Post, the terminations come years after the agents were photographed kneeling during a racial justice demonstration in June 2020 a...
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Assault Suspect Flees Across Freeway, Caught by Drone
A dramatic foot chase unfolded on a major Southern California freeway earlier this month, ending in the arrest of an assault suspect after a drone-assisted pursuit made its way through traffic and into a residential neighborhood. According to the New York Post, the individual allegedly involved in a...
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Iran Signs $25B Nuclear Plant Deal with Russia Amid Sanctions Pressure
Iran announced Friday that it has signed a multibillion-dollar nuclear development agreement with Russia, further elevating its ambitions in nuclear energy amid mounting geopolitical pressures. According to Breitbart, the $25 billion deal will see Russian state nuclear firm Rosatom construct four ne...
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