The capture of Grant Hardin, famously dubbed as “The Devil in the Ozarks,” a former small-town police chief turned convicted killer and rapist, by no other than a two-week trek across the rough hills of northern Arkansas. Locally known as the former police chief of Gateway, Arkasas, near the Missouri border, who was the number… Continue Reading →
In an unexpected turn of events in the clash of legal authorities of two countries, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the person who was deported by mistake and put in a legal standoff during the Trump administration, is now in the United States again, this time, however, to answer for the criminal complaints lodged against him. A… Continue Reading →
Under a major fentanyl distributor crackdown in the northern area of Indiana, a drug trafficking operation that had been channeling thousands of lethal pills to Michigan City was intercepted, and four men had more than 45 years collectively handed to them in sentencing. Everyone – Tyler Wood (23), Clinton Rouse (24), Justin Hervey (27), and… Continue Reading →
A touchdown in a stadium is what you would describe as Michigan City police making a game-winning play – no matter that the playing ground was a Meijer supermarket parking lot, and instead of touchdowns, the stolen goods were football cards. On officers received a call from Meijer’s loss prevention team that their goods had… Continue Reading →
Employers in the U.S. added 139,000 positions in May, and the job market gave no indications of losing its steam despite the slowdown in the pace of growth. The labor force participation rate remained at the historically low level of 4.2%, while hiring decreased a bit from the figure of 147,000 reported for April and… Continue Reading →
Hiker Alex Chiu fell to his death of approximately 3,000 feet after falling from Mount McKinley, also called Denali, while on the way down Mount McKinley in Alaska, on June 2, 2025. The National Park Service verified that Chiu plummeted from an area called Squirrel Point on the West Buttress route into the Peters Glacier,… Continue Reading →
What was expected to be the regular procedure of immigration check-in for some individuals in South Loop, Chicago, not only turned into pandemonium but also a heart-rending event on Wednesday, as federal agents – allegedly from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – took the liberty to capture around a dozen individuals without informing… Continue Reading →
Amidst women and kids having a hard time, and a serious aspect of a conflict being disclosed at an ongoing base, two Israeli-American hostages – Judi Weinstein Haggai and Gadi Haggai, were released by Israeli Forces after intense couple of months of being held captive, and they were on that date during the Hamas-led attack,… Continue Reading →
Gun manufacturers in America have received a big legal boost through a decision from the U.S. Supreme Court, wherein the court unanimously upheld that the Mexican government has no legal right to attach the blame on them for gun violence across the border. The court’s resolution means that Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against companies such… Continue Reading →
Fears of a potential visa crackdown have deepened the uncertainty of the immigration-related situation that has already prevailed for a while at Michigan State University. The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) at the university has contacted the students from other parts of the planet in a most concerned and yet partly warning tone,… Continue Reading →