Concerns over Minneapolis crime intensified after a McDonald’s in the city’s Uptown neighborhood locked its dining room doors to restrict access to individuals deemed a safety risk.
Democrats across the country are loudly praising and supporting Somali migrants even as growing evidence points to significant anti‑social fraud by some foreign arrivals.
A federal grand jury in the Southern District of Texas has indicted four Venezuelan nationals, including two of Tren de Aragua’s top three leaders, on terrorism-related charges.
Providence, Rhode Island Mayor Brett Smiley addressed criticism Friday over his decision to publicly declare the city safe while a mass shooter remained at large.
A homeless man known only as “John” has been credited with providing crucial information that led to the identification of the suspect in the Brown University shooting.
Fraud tourism is no longer a rhetorical jab but a federal accusation, as prosecutors unveiled new charges alleging Minnesota’s taxpayer-funded programs lured out-of-state scammers chasing “easy money.”
Investigators have identified a suspect in the deadly campus shooting at Brown University as authorities examine a possible connection to the killing of a prominent MIT scientist.
