New death penalty law for Xbox murder trial
The re-sentencing trial for a pair of convicted killers in the Deltona XBox murders will continue, following an order handed down by a local appeals court.
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Brasel murder: Teen suspect’s violent history
FOX 9 provides team coverage on the death of Michael Brasel, including information on the teenage suspect of Brasel’s death who was captured on a viral video in a St. Paul Harding High School bathroom last year. Also friends and families gather to hono…
Neighbour reacts to Eastern Ontario shooting that killed OPP officer
Madison Bach, who lives in Bourget, Ont., just east of Ottawa, recounts what she heard the night of a shooting that killed one Ontario Provincial Police officer and injured two others. Bach says she never thought that kind of violence could hit the sma…
Navy Has Fixed the Gears of Nearly Half of Its Freedom-Class Littoral Combat Ships
Eight ships have yet to get the combining-gear fix, including three the Navy wants to retire in two years.
Zelensky approves comprehensive strategic plan for reforming law enforcement system
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Two Indians on final list of Rs 2 crore global nursing award
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13-Year-Old, Police Officer Injured In Gun Fight In US’ Florida: Report
A 13-year-old exchanged gunfire with police during a chase through a residential neighbourhood in Florida, and ended up injuring a police officer and self, reported The Washington Post.
Christian nonprofit punished for feeding homeless people in California city gets federal backing
The U.S. Department of Justice has lent its support to a religious nonprofit that was penalized and threatened with criminal prosecution by the California city of Santa Ana for feeding homeless people.
Christian nonprofit punished for feeding homeless people in California city gets federal backing
The U.S. Department of Justice has lent its support to a religious nonprofit that was penalized and threatened with criminal prosecution by the California city of Santa Ana for feeding homeless people.