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Police Shortages Leading to a Rise in Unsolved Murders in DC
(Headline USA) Though it’s no longer the homicide capital of the United States, the nation’s capital is witnessing a multiyear spike in the number of homicides but solving far fewer of them. The percentage of homicides that are solved by the Metropolitan Police Department has declined sharply in 2023, leaving the city on track to record its lowest so-called “clearance rate”…
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Santos Sees Congress Expulsion as ‘Badge of Honor’ Amid Scandal
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., facing expulsion from Congress amid accusations of misusing campaign funds for personal use, has unexpectedly embraced the impending action as a “badge of honor.” According to the New York Post, scandal-ridden Santos also accused colleagues of partying with lobbyists, highlighting what he perceives as a lack of commitment…
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Report: 28 States (Mostly Blue) Can’t Afford to Pay their Bills
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) In fiscal 2022, 28 states didn’t have enough revenue to pay all of their bills, according to the 14th annual Financial State of the States report, published by the Chicago-based nonprofit Truth in Accounting. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the fiscal health of all 50 states based on…
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Fed Files V: DOJ Prosecutors Expose Identities of Alleged FBI Informants
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Over the last several years, prison inmate Bill White has filed numerous lawsuits that identify alleged FBI informants in the neo-Nazi movement. These filings have underpinned a series of Headline USA articles dubbed the “Fed Files.” White now faces potential court sanctions over his disclosures. In a Sept. 26 motion, Justice…
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Education Dept. Threatens to Pull School Funding over Anti-Semitism, Islamophobia
( Casey Harper, The Center Square) The Department of Education is investigating several colleges and universities over reports of anti-Semitic activity. The federal agency said allowing that kind of behavior could risk the educational institution’s federal funding. The DOE sent a letter to all colleges and universities earlier this month reminding them of the Title VI…
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Harris Slammed for Thanksgiving Photo w/Appliance Biden Wants to Ban
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Vice President Kamala Harris found herself at the center of a social media storm this Thanksgiving, all sparked by a photo shared on Twitter. The image captured Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff in a cheesy Thanksgiving embrace in front of what appeared to be a gas stove, igniting fiery criticism over…
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‘I’m Surprised It Took This Long’: WH Officials Knew DOJ Would Target Adams
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A Wednesday report by Politico shed light on insider predictions within the White House regarding the DOJ’s scrutiny of New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The report suggests a foreseen clash between the federal investigators and Adams, echoing widespread accusations that Adams is being targeted for his scorching criticism of the Biden…
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Colorado Supreme Court Revives Failed Challenge to Oust Trump from 2024 Ballot
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) An appeals court greenlit a reexamination of a failed plan to remove former President Donald Trump from Colorado’s primary election ballot, following a recent dismissal in a lower court. The Colorado Supreme Court chose on Tuesday to reconsider Judge Sarah B. Wallace’s decision to uphold Trump’s inclusion on the ballots. This move…
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D.C. Brothel’s ‘Impeccable’ Records Reveal Million-Dollar Profits, Alleged Gov’t Ties
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A recent federal investigation into a sophisticated network of high-end brothels that allegedly catered to politicians, government contractors and military officials has unveiled startling revelations, the New York Post reported Wednesday. According to DHS Special Agent Zachary Mitlitsky, the accused leaders maintained “impeccable” records of their operations, shedding light on a…
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Utah Republican Celeste Maloy Wins Special Election to Replace Chris Stewart
(Headline USA) Republican Celeste Maloy won a Utah special election Tuesday to replace her former boss, retiring Rep. Chris Stewart, in a race that will put a woman back among Utah’s five-member congressional delegation for the first time since the departure of Tea Party darling Mia Love in 2019. Maloy beat state Sen. Kathleen Riebe, who…
