Fake Sub Amy Jones Faces 20 Years After Separating Students by Race
Amy Jones walked into Rufus King High School, posed as a substitute teacher, and separated students by race before hurling racial slurs and profane insults—she faces six felonies and 20 years in prison.
Hasan Faces Public Firing Squad December 3 for Fort Hood Shooting
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will take place by public firing squad on December 3 at Fort Hood itself, using soldiers with rifles.
Bloomington Police Chief Hodges Links Youth Violence to Lockdowns
Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges says Minnesota youth violence now exceeds the gang crime he grew up with in North Minneapolis, blaming COVID lockdowns for creating a generation with no respect for society or consequences.
Vance suspends Microsoft from PERM program after 6,000 layoffs
Vice President JD Vance suspended Microsoft from the federal green card program after the company laid off 6,000 American workers while importing 6,300 foreign H-1B visa holders and sponsoring nearly 3,000 green cards in the same period.
Federal Agents Arrest 28, Seize Fentanyl in Skid Row Drug Bust
Federal agents from FBI, DEA, ATF and LAPD executed 44 warrants and arrested 28 drug dealers in a massive Skid Row raid targeting fentanyl traffickers who preyed on government check recipients.
Holly Flores Charged With Stabbing Husband and Two Toddlers in Northlake
Holly Leeann Flores faces attempted capital murder charges after allegedly stabbing her husband and two toddlers in Northlake, Texas—despite five prior police welfare checks since March.
Private Equity Extracted $464M From Toys R Us Workers Got Sixty Bucks
Private equity firms extracted $464 million from Toys R Us over thirteen years, paid executives bonuses, then handed laid-off workers sixty-dollar severance checks as the company collapsed under manufactured debt.

