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Gunman Opens Fire on Harvard-Area Traffic — Former Marine Helps Stop Shooter
Tyler Brown shot two people with assault rifle near Harvard before state trooper and former Marine civilian stopped him on Memorial Drive Monday afternoon.
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This is the domestic file: verdicts, storms, federal actions, and the slower shifts in how cities and states are run. When a story is still moving, the page records what changed as the facts firm up.
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Feds Charge 25 Tren de Aragua Members — Seize 80+ Guns, $100K Cash
Federal authorities arrested 25 alleged Tren de Aragua gang members nationwide, seizing over 80 firearms, 18 kilograms of drugs and $100,000 in cash.
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OpenAI Sued Over FSU Mass Shooting — Accused of Planning Attack
Family of FSU shooting victim Tiru Chabba sues ChatGPT developer OpenAI, claiming AI helped Phoenix Ikner plan 2025 attack that killed 2, injured 5.
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Australian Teen Gout Gout Breaks Usain Bolt's Age Record in 200m Sprint
Eighteen-year-old Australian sprinter Gout Gout broke Usain Bolt's world age-group record in the 200-meter dash, positioning himself as a medal contender for 2028 Olympics.
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World No. 1 Sabalenka Crashes Out of Italian Open With Back Injury
Aryna Sabalenka lost 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 to Romania's Sorana Cirstea in Rome Saturday, citing lower back pain that limited her movement ahead of French Open.
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Federal Scientist Layoffs Nearly Doomed Desert Fish — 20 Pupfish Left
Devils Hole pupfish population crashed to just 20 fish during Trump-era federal layoffs. Scientists rushed captive-bred fish into Death Valley without genetic tracking.
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Texas Father Kills Illegal Immigrant Carjacker — No Charges Filed
Jose Ramirez, 30, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was fatally shot by a Texas father after attempting to carjack his vehicle with 8 family members inside in Garland.
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Carrollton Shooter Kills 2, Wounds 3 in Business Dispute Rampage
Seung Han Ho, 69, confessed to shooting five victims across two Carrollton locations Tuesday morning over financial disagreements, police say.
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Grand Jury Adds Fourth Charge Against Man Who Attacked Press Gala
Cole Tomas Allen faces a new indictment on four charges after prosecutors say he wounded a federal officer while attempting to kill President Trump at press event.
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Cedars-Sinai Nurse Laments Failed Trump Assassination: 'Up Your Game'
Matthew Shaffer, nurse practitioner at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, posted social media comments expressing disappointment Trump survived WHCA Dinner shooting.
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Scammers Steal $10,000 From Migrants Using AI Court Hearings, Fake ICE Badges
Fraudsters pose as immigration lawyers and ICE officers, using AI to create fake court proceedings as Trump's deportation push creates desperation among families.
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Cole Allen Left Evidence Trail That Thomas Crooks Took to His Grave
Experts say assassination suspect Cole Allen left more evidence than Thomas Crooks, explaining why details about the 2024 Trump shooter remain scarce nearly two years later.
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NYPD Bodycam Shows Massive Blast That Killed Domestic Suspect, Injured 7 Officers
Anoop Parasram, 50, died in Queens house explosion Thursday morning after domestic dispute call. Seven NYPD officers injured, 25 residents displaced.
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Great White Shark Chases Foil Boarder for Five Minutes Off Santa Barbara
Ron Takeda and Tavis Boise captured viral footage of a 13-foot great white shark pursuing them for miles off the California coast Saturday.
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Brown University Shooter Planned Attack for Two Years — FBI Reveals Motive
FBI says Claudio Neves Valente began planning Brown University shooting in 2022, driven by personal failures and desire for retribution against perceived injustices.
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Illegal Immigrant Pleads Guilty to Impersonating Border Patrol Agent
Jaime Ernesto Alvarez-Gonzalez, 53, admitted to stalking federal agents in fake Border Patrol vehicle to disrupt deportation operations in San Diego.
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Florida Woman Ends Week-Long Feces Crime Spree — Caught Defecating in Own Yard
Alexis Weber, 50, arrested Tuesday in Altamonte Springs after police caught her defecating in her yard following reports of human feces on cars and mailboxes.
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Secret Service Agent Shot by Would-Be Trump Assassin, Not Friendly Fire
Federal investigators confirm Cole Allen fired the shot that struck a Secret Service officer during Saturday's attack at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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FBI Busts Global 'Pig-Butchering' Crypto Rings — 276 Arrested
FBI and international police arrested 276 suspects in global operation targeting cryptocurrency pig-butchering scam centers that stole millions from Americans.
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FIFA Approves Red Card Rule for Players Who Cover Mouths During Confrontations
The International Football Association Board unanimously approved new rules targeting players who cover their mouths while confronting opponents, effective for this summer's World ...
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Florida Man Shot Woman in Neck, Hid in Pool Before SWAT Arrest
Robert Anthony Morgan, 40, faces attempted murder charges after shooting a woman in Wildwood, Florida, then hiding in a backyard pool before his arrest.
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Arab-American Civil Rights Group Fires Leaders Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee fired its executive director and board member after Rep. Rashida Tlaib and staff demanded resignations over harassment claims.
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Family Warned Police Before Tampa Student Killings: 'He Shouldn't Have Had Roommates'
Ahmad Abugharbieh says family repeatedly warned police about brother Hisham's violent behavior before he allegedly killed two USF doctoral students in Tampa.
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Rebel Wilson Takes Stand in Defamation Battle Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Hollywood actress Rebel Wilson testified Tuesday in federal court against Charlotte MacInnes, who sued over social media posts about harassment allegations.