A Lake Charles home health worker was arrested after police said he poured bleach into a disabled man’s water bottle. A family-shared security video appears to show the alleged act, while the employing agency says it removed him and took the man to an emergency room.
The Kennedy Center’s emergency safety closure has collided with Judge Christopher Cooper’s earlier injunction in Joyce Beatty’s lawsuit against the Trump administration.
A York College student was reportedly dragged from her porch and beaten in the street as friends said police arrived only after a fifth 911 call.
A viral video shows César Diaz’s crew dismantling a wooden fence they had just installed in Will County, Illinois, after the homeowner allegedly refused to pay. Online accounts added an ICE narrative, but there is no independent confirmation that immigration officials were contacted.
Leaked audio shared by the RNC has Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn discussing rural Trump voters, followed by his response when asked whether the voice was his.
Federal records reviewed by Fox News and the New York Post add new details about Thomas Crooks, including the “Bob Dole” pseudonym he used for Amazon purchases and the lingering question of motive.
Reports say two U.S. citizen teens were pepper-sprayed and one was struck near an Alamo, Texas, elementary school. But the available video does not show the moments before force was used.
A former Amarillo police officer is accused of using Flock license-plate cameras and law-enforcement databases to monitor a father connected to a woman he had dated. The father says the alleged surveillance changed his family’s routines and where his children slept.
Paula Devlin, a juror in Lindsay Clancy’s case, says the mostly female jury saw the proceedings as a turning point. Eleven jurors reportedly supported an insanity verdict before one male juror refused to join them.
James Talarico pressed Ken Paxton to condemn a controversial Bo French post. Paxton answered by citing Talarico’s own past comments about race.