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Jill Biden’s ex-husband charged with murdering his wife

Tuesday, February 3

(NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del.) -- Former first lady Jill Biden's ex-husband has been charged with murdering his wife following an "extensive weeks-long investigation," police in Delaware announced on Tuesday.Police officers responding to a "reported domestic dispute" at a home in the Wilmington community of... Read More.

DHS warns of increasing trend in domestic partner poisonings

Tuesday, February 3

(NEW YORK) -- Domestic partners are "increasingly likely" to use chemical and biological toxins to kill or harm their partners, a trend so alarming that the Department of Homeland Security issued a warning to law enforcement.The warning came in a January intelligence note, obtained... Read More.

Investigators searching for suspect in killing, robbery of bar owner

Tuesday, February 3

(MOMENCE, Ill.) -- Investigators are searching for a man believed to be behind the fatal shooting of a rural bar owner in Momence, Illinois.Courtney Drysdale, 30, was pronounced dead at a bar near the Illinois-Indiana state line on Monday shortly before noon, according to... Read More.

As the West warms up, the East stays cold

Tuesday, February 3

(NEW YORK) -- As a deep freeze continued Tuesday from the Northeast to the Southeast, Southern California and other parts of the West are expected to see another day of balmy weather.Some areas in the West are poised to break daily high temperature records.... Read More.

Judge orders Trump admin to ‘mitigate’ further ‘damage’ to slavery exhibit panels as Philadelphia fights their removal

Tuesday, February 3

(PHILADELPHIA) -- U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe, who is overseeing Philadelphia's federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over the removal of a slavery exhibit at the President's House, ordered the federal government to "mitigate any further deterioration or damage" to... Read More.

New York attorney general launches federal immigration officer monitor project

Tuesday, February 3

(NEW YORK) -- Observers from the New York Attorney General's office will monitor and document federal immigration enforcement actions across the state, Letitia James announced Tuesday.The legal observers, drawn from volunteers in the attorney general's office, will not interfere with enforcement actions, and wear... Read More.

Disabled US citizen’s family says ICE stopped his father from attending his funeral

Tuesday, February 3

(ARLINGTON, Texas) -- A family in Arlington, Texas, grieved as they laid 30-year-old Wael Tarabishi to rest. His father, Maher Tarabishi, however, was not at the funeral. Instead, he was at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center nearly three hours away in Anson,... Read More.

Search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother continues as police suspect possible abduction

Tuesday, February 3

(NEW YORK) -- Investigations are continuing this morning after the mother of "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie disappeared over the weekend in what authorities believe was a possible abduction early Sunday morning from her Arizona home, police said.Nancy Guthrie was last seen in the... Read More.

Authorities shut down 3 illegal call centers tied to gold bar scam

Monday, February 2

(MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md.) -- Maryland and federal authorities announced Monday that they have shut down three Indian call centers linked to a gold bar scam that stole millions of dollars from American consumers.Authorities said the operation netted almost $50 million from more than 600... Read More.

Brendan Banfield double murder trial: Verdict reached for man accused of elaborate plot to get rid of his wife

Monday, February 2

(FAIRFAX, Va.) -- A jury has reached a verdict in the double murder trial of a Virginia man accused of killing his wife and a stranger lured to their home under false pretenses in an elaborate plot to get rid of his spouse... Read More.

Epstein files: DOJ says it’s taken down ‘several thousand documents’ that mistakenly identified victims

Monday, February 2

(WASHINGTON) -- Department of Justice officials say they have taken down "several thousand documents and media" from its website containing files on the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein that "may have inadvertently included victim-identifying information due to various factors, including technical or human error,"... Read More.

Hundreds of parents ask Roblox board to stop attempts to force lawsuits out of the public eye

Monday, February 2

(NEW YORK) -- A group of 800 parents -- including those who have already filed suit and those who have retained lawyers with the intent to sue --sent a letter to the board of directors of Roblox demanding the gaming company stop attempts to... Read More.

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Jill Biden’s ex-husband charged with murdering his wife

DHS warns of increasing trend in domestic partner poisonings

Investigators searching for suspect in killing, robbery of bar owner

As the West warms up, the East stays cold

Judge orders Trump admin to ‘mitigate’ further ‘damage’ to slavery exhibit panels as Philadelphia fights their removal

New York attorney general launches federal immigration officer monitor project

Disabled US citizen’s family says ICE stopped his father from attending his funeral

Search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother continues as police suspect possible abduction

Authorities shut down 3 illegal call centers tied to gold bar scam

Brendan Banfield double murder trial: Verdict reached for man accused of elaborate plot to get rid of his wife

Epstein files: DOJ says it’s taken down ‘several thousand documents’ that mistakenly identified victims

Hundreds of parents ask Roblox board to stop attempts to force lawsuits out of the public eye

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