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5th inmate captured after escape from New Orleans jail
A fifth inmate who escaped from the Orleans Parish Correctional Facility last week has been captured, Louisiana State Police announced....
Five down, five to go: Fifth inmate caught in New Orleans jailbreak manhunt
Louisiana State Police (LSP) said they caught 19-year-old Corey Boyd. Boyd is the fifth of ten Orleans Parish Correctional Facility...
Venezuelan man accused of posing as Ohio high school student arrested
A 24-year-old Venezuelan man was arrested after Perrysburg, Ohio, police said he posed as a 17-year-old high school student for...
California Amber Alert: Amira Coleman abducted near Oakland
UPDATE: The amber alert has been canceled. Amira has been found. A California Amber Alert has been issued for 2-year-old...
‘Sesame Street’ moves to Netflix after new streaming deal
"Sesame Street" is back in session. After a brief financial scare and streaming uncertainty, the beloved children’s show has found...
IDF says documents show former photographer had Hamas ties
The Israel Defense Forces say they recovered a document linking former freelance photographer Hassan Aslih to Hamas. An IDF international...
The next ‘Dream Team’ could be made up of NFL players at 2028 Olympics
NFL players could add “gold medal winner” to their football resume, but they’re not going to be hitting the gridiron...
Trump tells Republicans ‘don’t F with Medicaid’ in final push for tax bill
President Trump’s “big beautiful” tax and budget bill will not pass the House of Representatives as it's currently written, putting...
Hundreds of migrants fined millions by ICE under rarely used immigration law
Nearly 20 years after being ordered to leave the United States, a woman living in Florida has been hit with...
DOJ opens civil rights investigation into Chicago hiring practices
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division has opened an investigation into the City of Chicago and its...
