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Laughlin AFB Identifies John Graziano As Pilot Killed In T-38C Talon Crash

The deceased pilot was identified as Capt. John F. Graziano, 28, who was serving as an instructor pilot with the 87th Flying Training Squadron.

Michael Avenatti's Estranged Wife, Ex-Spouse Defend Him Against Domestic Violence Allegations

Michael Avenatti was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence in Los Angeles on Wednesday. While leaving the police station, he denied the allegations and told reporters he “has never struck a woman."

Trump Supporter Banned For Life From Disney Theme Parks For Flashing Trump 2020 Sign

During a visit to Disney World in Orlando, New Yorker Dion Cini got himself banned from all Walt Disney World properties, including theme parks, water parks, resorts and Disney Springs.

California Fires 2018 Update: Death Toll, Missing Persons, Level Of Containment

The two huge California wildfires are still burning, but there has been some containment.

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Jemel Roberson Police Shooting: Security Guard Killed While 'Doing His Job'

The fatal shooting has been called "excessive and unreasonable" and it violated Roberson's civil rights, according to a suit, which is seeking justice for Roberson.

Florida Man Accused Of Making 'Mother Of Satan' Bomb Arrested

The man was charged with manufacturing an explosive device and additional charges could follow.

Northrop T-38C Talon Crash At Laughlin 5th In 12 Months, Pilot Dead

As many as five T-38 Talons, including the recent one, have crashed over a period of 12 months. Before Tuesday, the last T-38 Talon to have crashed was in September.

Maryland School Employee Uses N-Word During Altercation Outside Walmart, Viral Video Shows

The viral video shows the employee of Potomac Landing Elementary school ranting at a man because she was upset over a parking spot.

Florida Recount Update: Counting Underway As Candidates File Lawsuits To Extend Deadline

Preliminary results of Saturday showed Republican challenger Gov. Rick Scott leading the incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson by 0.15 percentage points in the Senate race.

Election 2018 Results: Record Number Of Women To Serve In 116th Congress

Although some races have not yet been called, voters elected more women than ever before to serve in the 116th Congress, as at least 121 women will serve as lawmakers compared to the current 107.

Fox News' Katherine Timpf Reacts To Being ‘Chewed Out, Abused’ In Bar

Timpf first shared her experience via Twitter on Saturday about how a woman harassed her after finding out where she worked.

California Wildfire Map: Death Toll Reaches 44 As Blaze Continues To Spread

The Camp Fire had burned 117,000 acres and was only about 30 percent contained as of Monday evening.

Jerome Corsi Facts: Roger Stone's Associate Expects Indictment By Mueller, Life Imprisonment

Jerome Corsi said: “I think my only crime was that I support Donald Trump. That’s my crime, and now I’m going to go to prison for the rest of my life for cooperating with them.”

Kirstjen Nielsen Leaving Trump Administration: Who Could Be New Homeland Security Secretary?

President Donald Trump has reportedly revealed his plans to his advisers and said he has begun contemplating replacements for Nielsen.

Kyrsten Sinema Facts: First Openly Bisexual Person Elected To Senate From Arizona

Kyrsten Sinema was raised as a Mormon, but is no longer affiliated with any church. However, she does not describe herself as an atheist.

78-Year-Old Man Punches Bear On Nose, Survives Attack With Bite, Bruises

Sonny Pumphrey suffered from a bite to his hip and other minor injuries when he was attacked outside the house last week.

American Airlines Flight Attendant Allegedly 'Dragged’ By Co-Worker Mid-Air, Sues Carrier

Kathy Ida Wolfe said her co-worker “maliciously dug her fingernails into my arm, and slammed the door of a beverage cart on my arm."

Drunk Off-Duty Policeman Removed From Allegiant Air Flight

He was suspended in 2012 for slamming a homeless man's head against a wall but was reinstated when the internal investigation proved he did nothing wrong.

Michelle Obama Says 'Misogynist' Trump Endangered Her Family’s Safety With 'Birther' Controversy

The former first lady said she wondered why so many women rejected "an exceptionally qualified female candidate and instead choose a misogynist as their president."

Treshon Broughton, Former Black WSU Footballer, Sues Police For Using Excessive Force

Two videos recently released by the department showed the officers arresting and manhandling Broughton as he tried to show them his ID.

Can Trump Revoke $16 Billion Hurricane Maria Aid Promised To Puerto Rico?

President Donald Trump concocted a conspiracy theory unbacked by any evidence or proof that the government of the distressed island was using federal disaster relief money to pay off debt.

How Much It Costs ICE To House Immigrants In Detention Centers

According to reports, the number of people detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has hit a record high of 44,631 people.

Cindy Hyde-Smith Defends 'Public Hanging' Joke After 'Racist Rhetoric' Accusations

The senator’s joke drew swift condemnation on social media and from her election opponent.

Tucker Carlson's Daughter Not Called 'Whore' By Man He Assaulted: Michael Avenatti

Avenatti shared a video where Carlson, his son, and unidentified "friend" were seen confronting a man sitting at the bar who was at the time identified as a "gay Latino immigrant."

Camp Fire Update: Fatalities Rise, Over 200 Still Missing As Flames Spread

The wildfire has already burned some 111,000 acres with 25 percent contained as of Sunday and is still threatening 15,000 structures.

Veterans Day Parade 2018 NYC: 'America's Parade' Start Time, Route, Live Stream

Over 20,000 people participate at New York’s Veterans Day parade each year, with participants ranging from active military officers, veterans groups, junior ROTC members, to the families of veterans.

Veterans Day 2018: 15 Inspirational Quotes Highlighting Bravery Of US Military

The day was first celebrated in 1938 as Armistice Day to celebrate the veterans of World War I.

How Many Guns Were Sold In The US In 2017 And 2018?

There has been a slowdown in gun sales during the Trump administration.

Veterans Day Freebies 2018: Full List Of Restaurants Offering Free Food On Nov. 11

A roundup of restaurants offering freebies to veterans and active duty personnel on Veterans Day 2018.

What States Have The Highest And Lowest Minimum Wage In The US?

Eighteen states began the new year with higher minimum wages.

Election 2018: How Much Money Did Texas Senate Candidate Beto O'Rourke Raise In Campaign Contributions?

Democrat Robert "Beto" O’Rourke narrowly lost in the midterm election to Sen. Ted Cruz, but he pulled in a record amount in campaign contributions.

Gamer Goes Into Shooting Spree From ‘Xbox Rage,’ Strikes Neighbor's Home

Authorities said a total of 16 shell casings were found in Jones’ bedroom after he fired more than a dozen rounds from two different handguns.

Active Shooter Reported At Topsail High School, North Carolina

Law enforcement received calls of an active shooter in the high school at 6:30 a.m. in the morning and immediately responded to the scene.

Prisoner Allegedly Not Allowed To Vote In Election, Sues State

Convicted felons in Kansas were not allowed to vote but Brenda Wood did not fall in that category as she was being detained at the facility and was merely awaiting her trial.

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