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Desert Murder Mystery Unraveled: Babies Abandoned in 1989 Park Finally Found

The desert murder mystery that haunted investigators for more than three decades has finally seen a breakthrough.

Colorado Hunters Struck Down by Lightning Spark

Colorado hunters killed by lightning tragically remind us that nature remains unforgiving — and preparation can mean the difference between life and death.

Hegseth Shutters Feminist Advisory Committee

War Secretary Pete Hegseth and tended a 74-year-old military advisory committee rooted in feminism.

Oklahoma Shakes Up Education With Bold TPUSA Move

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced that the state intends to establish Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapters in every high school.

Pro-Abortion College Group Promotes Shooting Politicians With Nerf Guns—Then Backs Down

A University of Washington student group canceled plans to shoot Nerf guns at images of political figures after public backlash.

University of Florida Professor Loses Emeritus Status After Wishing Death on President Trump

The University of Florida revokes a law professor's emeritus status after he publicly wished for President Trump’s death.

Florida Man Arrested for Synagogue Arson in Antisemitic Hate Crime

A Florida man has been arrested for setting fire to a synagogue in what authorities are calling an antisemitic hate crime.

California Scrambles to Keep Oil and Gas Companies From Leaving

California passes law allowing 2,000 new oil wells per year in Kern County to stop the oil and gas exodus.

UC Santa Cruz Professor Exposes the Hatred Driving the Campus Left

A professor emeritus at the University of California, Santa Cruz is speaking out against the culture of hatred overtaking America’s campuses.

Marco Rubio Pushes Back After Stephanopoulos Claims Aid Cuts ‘Killed People’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, rejects George Stephanopoulos’ claim that U.S. foreign aid cuts caused deaths.

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