Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging California’s Policy Allowing Biological Males in Female Sports
A federal judge has dismissed a DOJ lawsuit, allowing biological males to compete in female sports in California.
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Overturned Cars Gridlock 405 Freeway During Morning Commute
Two overturned cars on the northbound 405 Freeway in West Los Angeles caused major traffic delays during the morning commute, prompting a SigAlert and lane closures.
Trump Clashes with Prosecutor Over Reflecting Pool Damage, Calls it ‘Vandalism’ Amid Dismissed Case
President Trump publicly disputes U.S. Attorney’s findings on Reflecting Pool damage, labeling it ‘vandalism’ despite a dismissed felony case against an Olympian due to contractor failures.
Tragedy Strikes Lexington Park: 1 Dead, 4 Injured in Shooting During Live Concert
One person is dead and four others, including two children, were injured during a shooting at an outdoor concert in Lexington, Kentucky.
Suspects Apprehended in Deadly Connecticut Home Invasion Shaking Beach Town
U.S. Marshals apprehended the second suspect in the fatal Connecticut home invasion, a crime that left one man dead and his wife critically injured.
Cardinals’ Top Draft Pick Jeremiyah Love Sidelined with Ankle Injury, Facing at Least a Week Out
Cardinals’ top draft pick Jeremiyah Love out for at least a week with an ankle injury, while Chase Bisontis faces season-ending surgery.
Mansory’s Bulletproof Cullinan: The Discreet Fortress That Stops .44 Magnum Rounds
Mansory’s armored Cullinan offers B4 protection, stopping .44 Magnum rounds, now available in the US.
Beloved Texas Chiropractor Among Dozens Unaccounted For After Devastating Grand Canyon Flash Flood
Texas chiropractor Dr. John Giusti and his hiking group are among dozens missing after a severe flash flood ravaged a remote section of the Grand Canyon.
Nigeria’s Largest Rescue Operation Frees 308 Hostages from Militant Captivity
Nigeria’s largest rescue operation frees 308 hostages from militant captivity, revealing harrowing details of their six-month ordeal.
Ceuta’s President Declares “Invasion” After 80,000 Migrants Storm Border, Leaving Thousands Stranded
Ceuta’s president calls the border crisis an “invasion” as thousands of migrants remain stranded after an estimated 80,000 stormed the Spanish enclave from Morocco, causing a humanitarian emergency and threatening public safety.