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Oklahoma woman killed in murder suicide after outing her husband as pedophile on TikTok

“Preparing for when Netflix drops a documentary about my soon to be ex husband who I just found out is a pedophile."

The Post Millennial / Jul 27, 2026

American News

BREAKING: 3 dead, 5 injured in shooting at Bite of Seattle event, 1 suspect in custody

Three people were killed and five others, including a 2-year-old boy, were wounded.

Ari Hoffman / Jul 27, 2026

Culture

WNBA to launch replay center after Caitlin Clark was called racist for saying refs were making bad calls

“This is one of the most significant investments we've ever made in our basketball operations, this investments of tens of millions of dollars will help bring greater consistency, efficiency, and transparency to our officiating process while continuing to improve the quality of the game."

Hayden Cunningham / Jul 26, 2026

Canadian News

Canadian politician slammed after reading AI-generated text during legislative speech

“Here’s a more natural, flowing version of that section that reads like a legislative speech rather than a series of short points.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 26, 2026

American News

Dominicans, 9/11 families protest, demand Zohran Mamdani be removed from office and kept away from memorial ceremony

“The 25th anniversary should remain centered on remembrance, unity, and an unambiguous rejection of the violence and extremism that defined that day."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 26, 2026

American News

Teen out on bail charged after California art gallery manager stabbed to death

“We are mourning the loss of our gallery manager, Rachell Summers."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jul 26, 2026

American News

13 children hospitalized after mistakenly eating edibles at New Jersey YMCA summer camp

According to YMCA spokesman Richard K. Gorab, one camper shared the edibles with other children, who were between the ages of 10 and 13, without the “knowledge or consent” of the organization.

The Post Millennial / Jul 26, 2026

American News

Tucson gunman who injured 9 during shooting was on probation after felony conviction

Surveillance footage captured the moment that a gunman opened fire on a street in Tucson and was subsequently shot by police after injuring nine people.

Hayden Cunningham / Jul 26, 2026

American News

Chicago grocery chain collapse leaves neighborhoods without food stores

Save A Lot spokeswoman Sarah Griffin said "financial headwinds" under Yellow Banana's ownership led to the decision.

The Post Millennial / Jul 26, 2026

American News

FBI fugitive accused of $32 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme captured in Jamaica, returned to US

Jamaican authorities arrested 41-year-old Elaine Angene Escoe following a manhunt, and on Thursday she was returned to Florida.

Hayden Cunningham / Jul 26, 2026

American News

LA weed company boosts brand by giving out logo-emblazoned tents to Skid Row homeless

"The tents were a good idea and everyone’s been so appreciative."

The Post Millennial / Jul 26, 2026

American News

BREAKING UPDATE: Suspect with rap sheet going back to 1999 arrested, charged with murder of 12-year-old hit with stray bullet in Bronx

The boy had stopped at the Wanda Deli Grocery to purchase a ball before leaving the store on his bicycle.

The Post Millennial / Jul 26, 2026

American News

Alaska sends over 3,000 letters asking voters to prove citizenship

“It is not disenfranchising the individual from being able to vote, but it’s a measure the division has to take to make sure that we only have citizens voting."

Thomas Stevenson / Jul 25, 2026

American News

Hundreds of anti-cop activists march through Madison, Wisconsin for Corey Ruiz—who pulled a knife on police then got shot

Officers tased Ruiz, but that did not stop him. Ruiz injured one officer with the knife as well as another, but it is not clear how, according to Madison Police Chief John Patterson.

Thomas Stevenson / Jul 25, 2026

American News

Federal judge strikes down Illinois sanctuary policy granting illegal immigrants in-state tuition, financial aid

"Put simply, U.S. citizens or nationals must be treated no worse than illegal aliens."

Hayden Cunningham / Jul 25, 2026

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