State terrorism charges dropped in shooting case against health care CEO suspect
A judge's decision to dismiss terrorism charges has significantly altered the legal landscape for Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. According to the Washington Examiner, Judge Gregory Carro eliminated the first-degree murder as terrorism and second-degree mur...
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Veteran officer pleads guilty to managing Long Island brothel operation
A decorated Suffolk County police officer with 18 years of service has admitted to operating an illicit prostitution enterprise while serving on the force. According to the New York Post, George Trimigliozzi, 56, pleaded guilty to enterprise corruption and promoting prostitution charges for his role...
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Military limits troops’ shaving waivers to one year
The Pentagon's latest grooming directive has sent ripples through the military community as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces stringent restrictions on facial hair exemptions. According to ABC News, service members requiring shaving waivers beyond 12 months will face mandatory separation from...
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Man pleads guilty to landing plane on Navy island, stealing truck
A brazen series of unauthorized landings on a restricted Navy airstrip has culminated in a guilty plea from a San Diego resident who repeatedly defied military warnings and caused extensive damage to government property. According to NBC San Diego, Andrew Kyle White, 37, admitted to federal charges ...
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Oregon officer dismissed after on-duty sex with crash victim
A former Milwaukie police officer's career ended in disgrace after admitting to sexual misconduct with an intoxicated woman he was supposed to help following a car crash. According to the Daily Mail, David McVeigh, 35, entered a no-contest plea that will allow him to keep his record clean if he comp...
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Navy admiral gets prison time in contract bribery case
A federal judge has delivered a stern message about corruption in military leadership by sentencing retired four-star Admiral Robert P. Burke to six years in prison. According to Military.com, Burke, who was once the second-highest uniformed officer in the Navy, was convicted on four counts, includi...
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He lived in luxury while exploiting veterans' benefits, federal charges say
The FBI arrested Rony Denis, leader of the House of Prayer Christian Churches of America, at his $2 million Georgia mansion for allegedly defrauding veterans of millions in education benefits. According to the Daily Mail, Denis and seven co-defendants are accused of exploiting military personnel by ...
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How the U.S. launched a record-breaking stealth bombing mission in Iran
The U.S. Air Force has revealed unprecedented details about Operation Midnight Hammer, a groundbreaking 30-hour stealth bombing mission that targeted Iran's nuclear facilities. According to Fox News, Col. Josh Wiitala and his crews at Whiteman Air Force Base coordinated 4,000 personnel working in co...
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Teen girl killed in Queens after reported lewd remarks and altercation
A horrific incident in Elmhurst, Queens, ended in tragedy when an intoxicated driver deliberately struck and killed a 16-year-old girl who had rejected his inappropriate advances. According to the New York Post, Edwin Cruz-Gomez, 38, was charged with second-degree murder after fatally striking Jhoan...
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Army colonel suspended after social media posts about Charlie Kirk’s death
The Pentagon has taken swift disciplinary action against a high-ranking military officer for his inflammatory social media comments. According to Fox News, Army Colonel Scott Stephens has been suspended from his official duties after making social media posts celebrating the death of conservative ac...
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