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Priceless Pharaoh Relic Stolen as Egypt Faces Rising Tourism Safety Fears

An Egyptian artifact was stolen and melted for scrap inside Cairo’s museum, raising serious tourism safety concerns amid rising crime.

Judge’s Waterfront Mansion Burns in Possible Arson, Kayaks Used for Dramatic Rescue

A massive fire destroyed the waterfront home of South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Schafer Goodstein late Saturday.

Chicago Shooting Victims 2025: Violence Surges Past 1,500

Chicago has surpassed 1,500 shooting victims so far in 2025, marking a troubling milestone under Democrat Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration. The figure includes both fatal and non-fatal shootings and reflects the continued breakdown of law and order in one of America’s most violence-plagued cities.

Gun Control Advocate, Harvard Prof. Arrested Outside Synagogue on Yom Kippur, With Pellet Gun

A Harvard Law visiting professor known for his gun control advocacy was arrested Wednesday night after firing a pellet gun near a Massachusetts synagogue during Yom Kippur.

13 Shot, 4 Killed in Chicago Weekend Violence

At least 13 people were shot, four of them fatally, from Friday evening into Saturday night across Chicago, as the city continues to grapple with relentless gun violence under Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration.

Minnesota Sex Offender Posed as Teen to Join High School Football Team

A shocking case out of White Bear Lake has parents furious after a Minnesota sex offender allegedly posed as a teenager to enroll in high school and even join the football team.

Immigration Judge Denies Asylum Bid for Salvadoran at Center of Political Battle

A U.S. immigration judge in Baltimore has rejected an asylum bid from Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national whose case has become a flashpoint in the nation’s ongoing immigration fight.

NJ Teen Girls Killed After Stalker Ignored by System: ‘She Made Complaints and Nothing Was Done’

The horrific case of two New Jersey teen girls killed in a quiet suburb has once again exposed the failures of a justice system that too often ignores red flags until it’s too late.

Two Delaware Universities Evacuated in One Day Over Bomb Threats

Both Delaware State University and the University of Delaware were evacuated on the same day after bomb threats.

Judge Denies Diddy’s “Last-Ditch” Appeals Days Ahead of Sentencing

A federal judge has denied Sean “Diddy” Combs’ motions for a new trial and acquittal ahead of his October 3 sentencing.

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