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8,000 Troops, Fewer Crossings – Coincidence?

After thousands of troops moved into the Rio Grande Valley, U.S. officials showcased a notably quieter river while reporting more seizures and targeted apprehensions.Story SnapshotArmy presence grew to about 8,000 along the border, with...

Accused Rapist Could Run the Police

A Louisiana town could soon swear in a police chief who is out on bond for two counts of second-degree rape tied to alleged assaults of two 13-year-old girls nearly 20 years ago.Story SnapshotDetectives...

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NFL Star Rocked By Explosive Trial

On the eve of his anticipated NFL return, Tyreek Hill’s divorce trial opened with sworn claims that he tried to punch his pregnant wife’s stomach.Story SnapshotCourt filings and testimony describe eight alleged abuse incidents...

Livestream Scheme Tied To Deadly Rampage

Federal prosecutors say a Washington state resident helped plan and amplify a Canadian school massacre that killed eight people — and they have the messages to back it up.Story HighlightsU.S. Justice Department charged James...

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