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schedule August 21, 2026

Chucky mask suspect may be heading to LA

Zymire Hughes terrorized Philadelphia joggers last week while wearing a creepy mask. Police now believe he has ties to Los Angeles and could already be there. Read More

Politics
schedule August 21, 2026

Missouri Court to Decide on Two Ballot Measures

The state’s highest court will hear appeals about whether two initiatives belong on November ballots—one challenging congressional district lines and another protecting citizens’ right to propose ballot measures. A ruling is expected soon. Read More

Politics
schedule August 21, 2026

Trump Transfers $725M to UN, But Owes Billions More

The administration notified Congress of the payment ahead of Trump’s speech to the UN general assembly next month. The UN secretary-general warned of “imminent financial collapse” without full payments. The US owes over $4 billion total in dues. Read More

Crime
schedule August 21, 2026

2 Women Killed 5 Miles Apart. New Photos of Suspect

Dolores Alliotts and Joan Davis were murdered in Bergen County in 2010 and 2011. Police think the same person killed both women and set fires to cover up the crimes. Enhanced photos released after 5 years may finally help catch him. Read More

Politics
schedule August 21, 2026

Trump Allows Foreign Beef Imports, GOP Erupts

Trump’s plan to import 300,000 metric tons of ground beef without tariffs aims to cut prices 25%. But Republican ranchers and allies say it undercuts American farmers. Cattle markets dropped immediately after the announcement. Read More

Politics
schedule August 21, 2026

Woman Arrested in NYC Capitol Bombing Plot

Jessica Bowie allegedly planned to blow up the New York State Capitol for ISIS. FBI undercover agents posed as extremists, provided a fake bomb, and arrested her after she took possession of it. She faces up to 20 years in prison. Read More

Crime
schedule August 21, 2026

11 arrested on cruise ships in Boston

Federal agents boarded two cruise ships in Boston and arrested 11 people accused of receiving and distributing child sexual abuse material. The arrests were made during an operation targeting exploitation crimes. Read More

Politics
schedule August 21, 2026

Ed Martin Leaves DOJ to Fight GOP Election Battles

Trump’s pardon attorney is departing the Justice Department to do legal work for Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential race. Martin previously led the weaponization task force and served as D.C. U.S. attorney. Read More