A South Dakota man who killed three people and wounded two others, including a 5-year-old girl, will spend the rest of his life in prison. A judge on Monday sentenced 43-year-old Francis Lange to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole, KELO-TV reported. In May, Lange pleaded guilty […]
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Mexican man charged in fatal border bar fire that killed 11
A man was ordered to go on trial in Mexico on suspicion of intentionally setting a fire at a border bar that killed 11 people last week, prosecutors said Tuesday. Prosecutors in the state of Sonora said the Mexican suspect had been ejected from the bar in the border city […]
Read MoreUS, South Korea to hold 1st-ever training in California after North detains American soldier
The United States will host joint drills with South Korea’s military on continental soil next month for the first time, officials said. South Korea’s marine corps will send dozens of personnel to the Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command in Twentynine Palms, California, from Aug. 2 through Aug. 29, […]
Read MoreWoman inspired by hit TV show arrested after allegedly hiring snake charmer to kill her boyfriend
A woman in India has been arrested over accusations that she hired a snake charmer to help kill her boyfriend. Mahi Arya is accused of hiring the snake charmer for 10,000 Indian rupee, or just over $122, to carry out the attack on her 32-year-old partner, Ankit Chauhan, according to […]
Read MoreTuberculosis at the border: Doctors issue warnings of ‘drug-resistant strains’
Cases of tuberculosis (TB) — an illness that kills more people than any other infectious disease — rose in the U.S. during 2022, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). And some doctors are concerned that limitations of testing at the border could be partly to blame for […]
Read MoreColorado reports its first West Nile virus case in humans this year
Colorado health authorities reported the first human case of West Nile virus in the state this year on Monday, as cases are confirmed across the nation. The Department of Public Health & Environment said the case was found in an individual from La Pata County, as well as in mosquitoes […]
Read MoreRetired pastor kidnapped, killed another pastor’s young daughter on walk to Bible camp: DA
A retired Georgia pastor has confessed to kidnapping and killing 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington while she was walking to Bible camp in Pennsylvania one morning in August 1975. David Zandstra, 83, of Marietta, Georgia, was charged with criminal homicide; first, second, and third-degree murder; kidnapping; and possession of an instrument of […]
Read MoreBrewers edge Reds in NL Central showdown with Christian Yelich’s walk-off single
Christian Yelich hit a game-winning single, Sal Frelick launched his first major league home run and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 on Monday night in their NL Central showdown. Milwaukee overcame a colossal two-run homer by Elly De La Cruz, who was robbed of a home run […]
Read MorePro-life activist praises GOP’s child tax credit plan as an answer to abortion rhetoric: ‘Women’s empowerment’
House Republicans’ ambitious attempt to overhaul the federal government’s family care system received praise from pro-life activist Ryan Bomberger who said Tuesday the push is “exactly what women’s empowerment” looks like. “This is this in line with what the GOP is all about, all about affirming the humanity of every […]
Read MoreGOP bill lets Americans sue ‘malicious’ federal workers who conspire to censor social media posts
FIRST ON FOX: House Republicans are pushing to let U.S. citizens sue individual federal employees who help orchestrate the censorship of free speech on social media. The Censorship Accountability Act, being introduced Tuesday by Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., would authorize lawsuits against executive branch employees when they direct a social […]
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