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Deadly Gunfire Near Toronto Festival Leaves Two Dead and Several Wounded
A shooting near a street festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, left two people dead and four others injured, prompting a large police response and ...
Martha Lillard, Last Known U.S. Iron Lung User After Polio, Dies at 78
Martha Lillard, believed to be the last known person in the United States to rely on an iron lung after surviving polio, has died ...
Rep. Ro Khanna Says Armed Israeli Settlers Detained Him During West Bank Visit
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., said he and other American citizens were briefly detained by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the occupied ...
Reports Claim US-Iran Escalation as Strait of Hormuz Closure Sparks Global Concern
Reports circulating online claim that the United States launched another round of military strikes against Iran after an incident involving a commercial vessel in ...
One Killed, Two Injured in Harlem Gunfire Incident Under NYPD Investigation
A deadly shooting in Harlem, Manhattan, New York City left one man dead and two others injured as police launched an investigation into the ...
Ohio New Traffic Stop Law Requires Drivers and Passengers to Provide Identification
A new Ohio law has changed the rules surrounding traffic stops by requiring drivers and passengers to provide certain personal information to police officers ...
Ohio Lawmakers Debate Tougher Protections and Penalties for Police Safety
Ohio lawmakers are facing increasing pressure to approve legislation aimed at strengthening protections for police officers and increasing penalties for individuals who commit violent ...
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Nearly 30-Year Sentence for Teacher’s Sex Offenses
The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld a nearly 30-year prison sentence for a former teacher convicted of sex offenses involving students. The court’s decision ...
Trump’s Housing Bill Decision Raises Questions as Legislation Moves Toward Becoming Law
President Donald Trump is not expected to veto a major housing bill approved by Congress, allowing the legislation to take effect without his signature, ...
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Deadly Gunfire Near Toronto Festival Leaves Two Dead and Several Wounded
A shooting near a street festival in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, left two people dead and four others injured, prompting a large police response and an....
Martha Lillard, Last Known U.S. Iron Lung User After Polio, Dies at 78
Martha Lillard, believed to be the last known person in the United States to rely on an iron lung after surviving polio, has died at....
Rep. Ro Khanna Says Armed Israeli Settlers Detained Him During West Bank Visit
U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., said he and other American citizens were briefly detained by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the occupied West....
Reports Claim US-Iran Escalation as Strait of Hormuz Closure Sparks Global Concern
Reports circulating online claim that the United States launched another round of military strikes against Iran after an incident involving a commercial vessel in the....
One Killed, Two Injured in Harlem Gunfire Incident Under NYPD Investigation
A deadly shooting in Harlem, Manhattan, New York City left one man dead and two others injured as police launched an investigation into the violent....
Ohio New Traffic Stop Law Requires Drivers and Passengers to Provide Identification
A new Ohio law has changed the rules surrounding traffic stops by requiring drivers and passengers to provide certain personal information to police officers during....
Ohio Lawmakers Debate Tougher Protections and Penalties for Police Safety
Ohio lawmakers are facing increasing pressure to approve legislation aimed at strengthening protections for police officers and increasing penalties for individuals who commit violent crimes....
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Nearly 30-Year Sentence for Teacher’s Sex Offenses
The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld a nearly 30-year prison sentence for a former teacher convicted of sex offenses involving students. The court’s decision rejected....
Trump’s Housing Bill Decision Raises Questions as Legislation Moves Toward Becoming Law
President Donald Trump is not expected to veto a major housing bill approved by Congress, allowing the legislation to take effect without his signature, according....



















