Most Portland riot suspects won’t be prosecuted, US attorney reveals
Between May 25 and Oct. 7, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Oregon filed federal charges against 97 people connected to the Portland unrest. Since then 58 of those cases have…
South Carolina tornado spotted after 1 person dead in Georgia storm: report
The storm warnings will continue through Tuesday, with activity forecast in several states across the South.
Canadian clinical psychologist tells Tucker why he believes Americans are resilient
Clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson argues that the nation’s current push towards transformation does not take into consideration America’s greatest triumphs in a new episode of Fox Nation’s…
LAPD’s Deon Joseph condemns ‘reckless’ rhetoric of lawmakers, implores police to not ‘give up’ amid exodus
Los Angeles police officer Deon Joseph told “The Story” Monday NBA star LeBron James has not replied to his letter asking him to have a conversation about the…
Father charged with killing wife and propping her up on sofa with sunglasses, told kids ‘mommy’s drunk’
Fox Nation host Nancy Grace dedicated Friday’s episode of “Crime Stories” to a disturbing case involving a California father who is charged with killing his wife and propping her…
CNN silent as Jeffrey Toobin has had ‘time off’ for six months following Zoom masturbation scandal
CNN continues to be mum about its star legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin six months after he asked for “time off” following the Zoom masturbation scandal.
Ghost guns, Nazi paraphernalia, nearly $1M in meth seized at Pennsylvania home
A Pennsylvania couple were busted after investigators found six fully assembled ghost guns, Nazi paraphernalia and nearly $1 million in methamphetamine in their apartment, authorities said.
Lower-round QBs face long odds to make it in NFL
The five teams that took quarterbacks in the first round of the NFL draft head into the offseason program full of optimism that they have found the franchise…
Norwegian Cruise Line to celebrate teachers with free cruise
It’s been a rough year for a lot of people.
Joint Chiefs Chair Milley willing to consider changing military sexual assault policy
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday that he is willing to consider a proposal that would remove military commanders from the decision-making…