Tuesday, March 10, 2026

CATEGORY

Crime

Grammy-Nominated Baritone Jubilant Sykes Fatally Stabbed in Santa Monica; Son Arrested

Grammy-nominated baritone Jubilant Sykes was fatally stabbed at his Santa Monica home, with his 31-year-old son arrested on suspicion of murder amid reports of mental health struggles.

Texas Rangers Offer $6,000 Reward to Solve 1992 Taylor Cold Case Murder

Texas Rangers offer $6,000 reward in unsolved 1992 murder of Ray Lightner, applying modern DNA technology to finally catch the killer who stabbed the 81-year-old Taylor man.

US Sanctions Colombian Recruitment Network Fueling Sudan Genocide

US Treasury sanctions Colombian fighter recruitment network fueling genocide in Sudan as RSF militia commits mass killings, torture and sexual violence against civilians in El Fasher.

Catholic Church Sex Abuse Settlements in US Surpass $3 Billion

Catholic Church settlements for clergy abuse exceed $3 billion nationwide, with New Orleans paying $230 million to 500+ victims as dioceses turn to bankruptcy amid mounting claims.

Texas Cracks Down on Repeat Offenders: Houston Task Force Makes 135 Arrests

Texas's new Repeat Offender Program arrests 135 criminals in 2 months, highlighting the state's tough approach on crime despite its low 20.3% recidivism rate compared to 68% nationally.

Texas Border Agents Seize 30 Guns, Including Body Armor-Piercing Weapon, in Smuggling Bust

Texas authorities arrest two men smuggling 30 handguns hidden in a truck tire at the border, including a weapon capable of piercing body armor that was destined for violence-prone Guanajuato, Mexico.

New Orleans Immigration Raids Spark Outcry Over Profiling, Surveillance

"Operation Catahoula Crunch" sends 200 Border Patrol agents to New Orleans amid controversy over racial profiling allegations, criminal targeting claims, and intense digital surveillance of public reaction.

Edmonton Police Test AI Facial Recognition Body Cameras: Privacy at Stake

Edmonton police deploy AI facial recognition in body cameras to scan 7,000 "high-risk" individuals, sparking debate over privacy, accuracy, and the future of AI surveillance in policing.

Tony-Nominated Playwright Jeremy O. Harris Arrested in Japan for MDMA Smuggling

Tony-nominated playwright Jeremy O. Harris faces up to 7 years in Japanese prison after customs officials discovered MDMA in his bag at Naha Airport in Okinawa.

Texas Sues EPIC City: Alleged Fraud in Muslim Community Land Deal

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues East Plano Islamic Center over alleged securities fraud in 400-acre "EPIC City" development amid tensions over Muslim communities in Texas.

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img