Atlanta police struggle to fill open positions amid violent crime spike
The Atlanta Police Department is struggling to fill vacancies in its ranks as crime rates continue to soar, according to a newly released report.
3-month-old baby died from one gunshot wound following police shootout with father: report
A 3-month old died from one gunshot wound in the early hours of Tuesday morning after his father got in a shootout with the baby’s father, but it…
DOJ memo will ‘validate’ Barr not charging Trump with obstruction of justice, GOP congressman predicts
Former chairman of the House Rules Committee Pete Sessions, R-Texas, told Fox News on Wednesday that he predicts the DOJ memo from March 2019 will “validate” Barr’s decision…
‘In the Valley of Sin’: The real story behind the fake sex ring that changed Wenatchee forever
Fox Nation’s In The Valley Of Sin is a six-hour docuseries that examines the mid-90s witch-hunt that pitted neighbor against neighbor in Wenatchee, Washington when police uncovered a…
Harvey Weinstein sues famous attorney who dropped his NY criminal case
The disgraced movie mogul is looking to get a $1 million refund from his former attorney, Jose Baez, for failing to provide any “meaningful” legal services, Fox News…
Ron Johnson: Unequal application of justice should ‘frighten every American’
Guests: Jim Jordan, Ron Johnson, Eric Trump, Alan Dershowitz, Josh Hawley, Sean Hannity, Leo Terrell, Tammy Bruce, Joe Concha
Grassley accuses DHS of withholding information from the Judiciary Committee
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, is accusing the Department of Homeland Security of withholding information at a classified briefing on the border crisis — as Republicans seek more information…
Chris Cuomo, brother of embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo, says Matt Gaetz would be ‘dead man’ if he were a Democrat
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo suggested on Tuesday that Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Florida, who has been swept up in a sex scandal, would be a goner if he were…
Biden Cabinet secretary defends race-based COVID aid, citing historical discrimination
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack defended loan forgiveness for minority farmers in a press briefing Wednesday, citing historical discrimination by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The Asian American Foundation launches with $125M commitment to benefit AAPI communities
The launch of The Asian American Foundation has drawn bigtime support from high profile groups and individuals alike as the philanthropy commits a record $125 million to efforts…