Investigators back to square one after mistaken arrest in Brown University shooting
A mass shooting on an Ivy League campus left two dead and nine wounded, and now the only person authorities had in custody has walked free. A person of interest detained in connection with the Brown University mass shooting that killed two students and injured nine others was released without charge...
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JetBlue flight's close call with military tanker near Venezuela
A commercial airliner had to stop climbing to avoid smashing into a military refueling plane that wasn't broadcasting its location. A JetBlue flight from Curacao to New York narrowly avoided a midair collision with a US Air Force refueling tanker on Friday, the New York Post reported. The pilot of J...
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WWII Airman Who Cheated Death Four Times Passes Away at 103
New website title:Reginald Harrison didn’t just dodge bullets—he outmaneuvered death itself four times in the skies over Europe. According to Military.com, one of Canada’s most remarkable wartime aviators, Harrison, passed away on November 20, 2025, at his home in Saskatchewan at the age of 10...
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Justice Department Report Accuses DC Police Leadership of Driving False Crime Statistics
do_not_display New revelations from a Justice Department draft report are sending shockwaves through the D.C. establishment, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the city’s crime stats. According to WUSA9, the draft, uncovered by the Washington Post, alleges that under D.C. Police Chief...
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FBI Fires Reinstated Whistleblower Months After Return
FBI ousts reinstated whistleblower over unauthorized media talks, ‘poor judgment’ A high-profile whistleblower is once again out of the FBI, this time under a cloud of controversy and accusations. According to Fox News, Steve Friend, a former FBI agent and outspoken internal critic during the CO...
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Top Hamas Commander Killed in Gaza Amid Renewed Clashes
Website Title: Israel says one of Hamas' senior military minds has been taken out — and with him, perhaps any last illusions about the durability of the ceasefire. According to DW.com, on Saturday, Israeli forces executed a targeted airstrike in Gaza City, claiming the life of Raed Saad, a top Ham...
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Michigan Football Coach's Firing Followed by Disturbing Arrest Reports
Chaos erupted in Ann Arbor this week as newly released audio and official police reports revealed shocking allegations involving former Michigan head football coach Sherrone Moore. According to Fox News, Moore, who was recently dismissed from his position for violating university policy, was arreste...
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DHS Celebrates Major Arrests of Unauthorized Migrants in Los Angeles Amid Fierce Clashes
Los Angeles has become ground zero for a seismic clash over immigration enforcement as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rounds up thousands of unauthorized migrants in a bold operation. According to Fox News, since June 2025, DHS has arrested over 10,000 individuals in the city, including s...
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Tyler Robinson's Haunting Court Comments on Charlie Kirk Shooting Revealed by Lip Reader
Imagine a courtroom so tense you could hear a pin drop, only to be shattered by chilling whispers about a tragic killing. On Thursday, Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person appearance in Provo, Utah, and his off-mic r...
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U.S. Southern Command Leader Steps Down Early
Adm. Alvin Holsey, the top dog at U.S. Southern Command (Southcom), is hanging up his uniform far sooner than expected. According to The Hill, Holsey’s retirement on Friday, December 13, 2025, comes amidst reported friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, whispers of policy clashes over milit...
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