Colleges that once embraced anti-Israel protests now changing their tune as encampments grow more chaotic

Some universities that have shown a more permissive approach to anti-Israel protests have started to take a more disciplinary approach as commencement nears.

NC man convicted of sawed-off shotgun killing entitled to new trial, appellate court rules

Ronald Wayne Vaughn Jr. had his conviction vacated in the 2017 shooting death of Gary Somerset after judges deemed instruction of a possible self-defense argument to be insufficient.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams donates $5K of own money to catch anti-Israel agitators who defaced World War I memorial

Anti-Israel agitators vandalized a World War I memorial Monday night in NYC as protests carried on near Central Park. New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for the arrest of the vandals, while putting up some his own money as a reward.

2 dead in Minnesota mobile home explosion

Two people were reported dead Tuesday after an early morning mobile home explosion was heard in Princeton, a town roughly halfway between Minneapolis and St. Cloud.

SOCOM conducts US military demonstrations in Florida with helicopters, paratroopers, counter attacks and more

Military demonstrators on Tuesday in Tampa, Florida, flew helicopters, shot blank ammunition and showed off tactical proficiencies to audiences.

NM high court upholds man's convictions in 2018 triple homicide

The New Mexico Supreme Court on Monday upheld the murder convictions of John Powell in the fatal 2018 shootings of three people near Dixon.

1 worker dead, another injured after truck veers onto shoulder of California highway

One contract worker was killed and another seriously injured after a box truck veered onto the shoulder of California State Route 71 in Chino Hills.

NYC jail guard injured after body camera catches fire

A New York City Department of Correction captain sustained burns and smoke inhalation injuries after her body camera suddenly caught fire.