Crime & Justice
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Ohio Judge Reverses Court Order Forcing Hospital to Administer Ivermectin in Treating COVID-19 Patient
An Ohio judge reversed a preliminary ruling that would force a hospital to continue providing Ivermectin to a COVID-19 patient. -
Assassin Who Killed Robert F. Kennedy Could Get Parole; Victim's Family Speaks Out
Ethel Kennedy, the wife of late politician Robert F. Kennedy, expressed her opposition of parole for her husband's killer, Sirhan Sirhan. A California Parole Board recommended last month the release of the gunman in the 1968 fatal shooting of RFK. -
At Least 7 Dead After Nursing Home Owner Evacuates 800 Residents to Warehouse Due to Gruesome Living Conditions
The owner of seven nursing homes in Louisiana has been revoked of his licenses after the state health department concluded residents were under gruesome living conditions. Nursing residents were found to be neglected and in dire crisis after Hurricane Ida. -
Missing 3-Year-Old Australian Toddler Found in Wilderness After 3 Days in Potential 'Kidnap and Release' Case
Australian authorities discovered a three-year-old toddler who has been missing since Friday in the wilderness after an extensive search and rescue operation. However, police are investigating the case as a potential kidnap and release due to the mysterious circumstances. -
Alabama Boy, 4, Fatally Shot in Head While Sleeping During Trip in Chicago; Authorities Offer Reward to ID Suspect
A 4-year-old boy from Alabama was shot in the head twice while sleeping inside a Chicago house. Community activists set a $9,000 reward for the identification and conviction of the suspect. -
IRS Warns Against Stimulus Check Scams; Criminals Steal Information, Accounts Through Email
The IRS warned Americans about stimulus check scams after the agency received record high of compliants of phising emails. -
First Responders Refuse To Get Vaccinated Despite Increasing Number of COVID-19 Fatalities
Despite the rising number of coronavirus related deaths, first responders are refusing to get vaccinated against the infection. The situation also comes as some groups are planning to file a lawsuit against the vaccine requirements. -
Families of Malaysia Airlines' MH17 Crash Victims Accuse Russia of Lying, Covering Role in Shooting Down Jet
Russia is accused of lying on its participation in Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash that killed 298 people, families of the victims claim. -
At Least 8 Children Dead, Including 4-Year-Old, in Deadly Shootings During Labor Day Weekend
Chicago police reported that at least eight children died in shootings during Labor Day Weekend, including a four-year-old boy who was getting his hair styled inside a home. The recent increase of gun-violence-related crimes have drawn criticism from members of the public. -
At Least 3 Dead, 3 Injured in Washington Shooting; $75,000 Reward for Information That Could Lead to Suspect's Arrest Awaits
A shooting in Washington, D.C., that resulted in the death of three people and the injury of three others by suspects who allegedly drove a black Honda Accord. Authorities have put up a $75,000 for information that could lead to the arrests of the criminals. -
Comedian Fuquan Johnson, Two Others Dead Over Suspected Fentanyl-Laced Coke Overdose at LA House Party
Comedian Fuquan Johnson and two others died in an apparent drug overdose of fentanyl-laced cocaine while Katey Quigley was hospitalized. -
Guinean President Alpha Conde Arrested by Military After Chaotic Coup as Constitution Is Suspended
A military officer announced that Guinean President Alpha Conde was arrested and that the region's Constitution was suspended in an apparent coup. The incident took place after military troops said that the nation has been plagued with corruption. -
Arkansas Prisoners Claim Doctor Gives Unproven COVID-19 Treatment Ivermectin to Run Secret Experiments
Arkansas prisoners claimed a jail doctor gave them anti-parasitic drug Ivermectin to treat COVID-19 without their awareness. -
At Least 4 Dead Including 11-Year-Old Girl After Afghan Veteran Opens Fire Inside Two Homes
A former Marine fatally shot four people, including a three-month-old infant, and wounded an 11-year-old girl in two separate homes. Authorities said the suspect, Bryan J. Riley, had post traumatic stress disorder and had no connection to the victims. -
Taliban Terror: Jihadis Viciously Executes Pregnant Ex-Police Officer and Mutilates Her Face in a Terrible Execution
The Taliban occupation's terror worsens when Jihadis executes a pregnant ex-Afghan police officer in a house-to-house search. A promise not to execute Afghans does not surprise the terror organization has embarked on a vengeance campaign, leaving many in terrible danger.
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