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Heritage Explorers Fest Showcases Homesteading and Homeschooling in Ohio
November 1 @ 12:01pm ET  
The Heritage Explorers Fest in McArthur, Ohio, celebrates homeschooling and homesteading with hands-on skills like canning and foraging. Founded by Tara Dodrill, it draws families nationwide to learn self-reliance.
LifeWise Academy Expands Bible Education in Ohio Public Schools
November 1 @ 4:01am ET  
LifeWise Academy is expanding Bible education in Ohio public schools under 'released time' laws. Its growth sparks both support for moral guidance and debate over church-state separation.
Shocking Turn in 1983 Candy Cane Park Murder Case in Oregon
October 28 @ 8:01pm ET  
A shocking twist has emerged in the 1983 Candy Cane Park murder case in Oregon, reviving hope for justice. New evidence and forensic advancements may finally solve this decades-old mystery in La Grande.
Trump Extends Deadline for Mexico Trade Talks, Delays Tariff Hike
October 28 @ 9:31am ET  
Trump has extended the deadline for imposing tariffs on Mexican goods beyond November 1 after talks with President Claudia Sheinbaum. This delay offers Mexico more time to address U.S. trade concerns and avert economic penalties.
Central Florida Hit by Historic Floods: Lake County Under Emergency
October 27 @ 6:31pm ET  
Central Florida reels from historic flooding as Lake County declares a state of emergency after 19 inches of rain. A rare Flash Flood Emergency highlights the danger in areas like Mount Dora and Eustis.
Trump and Xi Set to Finalize TikTok Deal in Historic Meeting
October 27 @ 12:31pm ET  
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a 'final deal on TikTok' between the US and China. The deal is set to be finalized by President Trump and Xi Jinping on Thursday.
Tragic Death of Honduran Man on Virginia Highway During ICE Encounter
October 27 @ 8:01am ET  
Josue Castro-Rivera, a 24-year-old Honduran man, was fatally struck by a truck on a Virginia highway while fleeing ICE agents. The incident on I-264 in Norfolk has sparked grief and debate over immigration enforcement.
Former LAPD Officer Charged with Murder in 2015 Shooting of Unarmed Man
October 27 @ 6:31am ET  
Former LAPD officer Clifford Proctor faces second-degree murder charges for the 2015 shooting of unarmed homeless man Brendon Glenn. The case, recently unsealed, reignites debates on police accountability in Los Angeles.
Wyoming Ranchers Lead Charge for Regenerative Farming Shift
October 25 @ 8:01pm ET  
Wyoming ranchers like R.C. Carter are pioneering regenerative farming to combat pests like the alfalfa weevil. Their shift from chemical pesticides to sustainable methods aims to protect both crops and the environment.
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino Accused of Violating Court Order in Chicago
October 24 @ 6:30pm ET  
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino is accused of violating a court order by using tear gas on Chicago protesters. A federal judge has ordered him to appear in court next week to address these serious allegations.
U.S. B-1 Bombers Conduct Show of Force Near Venezuelan Coast
October 24 @ 3:31pm ET  
Two U.S. B-1B Lancer bombers flew near Venezuela's coast on October 23, staying in international airspace. This show of force, amid tensions with Maduro's regime, has sparked debate after President Trump denied the reports.
U.S. Anglican Archbishop Faces Sexual Harassment Allegations
October 24 @ 2:02pm ET  
Archbishop Steve Wood of the Anglican Church in North America faces serious sexual harassment and abuse of power allegations. The claims, including an attempted kiss in April 2024, have sparked concern within the conservative denomination.
Family Rescued from Naushon Island After Harrowing Boat Fire Ordeal
October 24 @ 9:31am ET  
A family of three was rescued from Naushon Island after their boat caught fire, forcing them to swim ashore. Stranded for over 30 hours, one member was in critical condition when the Coast Guard saved them on Wednesday.
Trump's New Sanctions on Russian Oil Giants Lukoil and Rosneft Escalate Tensions
October 24 @ 8:02am ET  
Trump's sanctions on Russian oil giants Lukoil and Rosneft aim to cripple Moscow's war funding. The move has spiked global oil prices and poses challenges for nations like India and China.
Guantánamo's Unique Portrait Project: Prisoners and Military Unite
October 24 @ 5:01am ET  
A unique portrait project at Guantánamo Bay unites U.S. military and the last 15 wartime prisoners. This initiative bypasses media bans, offering a rare visual insight into the detainees' lives.
Truckers Sound Alarm on 'No Name' Licenses Endangering U.S. Highways
October 23 @ 8:02pm ET  
Truckers warn that 'No Name Given' licenses issued to untrained drivers threaten U.S. highway safety. Investigations reveal hundreds of such licenses, prompting federal action and legislative proposals.
Higher Education Debate: Is College Still Worth It in Wyoming?
October 22 @ 8:01pm ET  
Wyoming's push for higher education faces scrutiny as leaders and students question if a college degree is worth it. National doubts over cost and job prospects fuel the debate on college necessity.
Florida Man Cleared of Charges in Dog Abandonment Case Before Hurricane Milton
October 22 @ 2:02pm ET  
Charges were dropped against a Florida man accused of abandoning his dog, Trooper, during Hurricane Milton. The case led to new legislation protecting pets in disasters.
Wild Bear Sneaks Into California Zoo for a Friendly Visit
October 22 @ 12:31pm ET  
A wild black bear sneaked into Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka, California, on October 17, interacting with resident bears. Staff safely guided it out, though how it entered remains a mystery.
Luigi Mangione's Mysterious Asia Journey Before UnitedHealthcare CEO Tragedy
October 22 @ 9:31am ET  
Luigi Mangione's Asia trip before killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson included a violent encounter in Thailand. His journey from Bangkok to Japan is now under scrutiny as legal proceedings continue.
Kamehameha Schools Faces Legal Battle Over Native Hawaiian Admissions Policy
October 22 @ 8:01am ET  
Kamehameha Schools faces a federal lawsuit over its Native Hawaiian admissions policy, called 'blood-based discrimination' by critics. Supporters rally to defend the historic mission of educating Native Hawaiian children.
Atlanta Airport Threat: Man Arrested with Rifle After Family's Warning
October 21 @ 3:31pm ET  
Billy Joe Cagle, 49, was arrested at Atlanta's airport after threatening to 'shoot it up,' as reported by his family. Police found an AR-15 rifle in his truck, averting a potential tragedy.
Nicholas Rossi Sentenced to 5 Years to Life for Rape in Utah Court
October 21 @ 11:02am ET  
Nicholas Rossi, who faked his death to avoid rape charges, was sentenced to 5 years to life in Utah on October 20. Convicted of raping two women in 2008, he faces another sentencing next month.
Boston's Savin Bar & Kitchen Sparks Outrage with Whitey Bulger Mug Shot Display
October 21 @ 9:31am ET  
Savin Bar & Kitchen in Boston faces backlash for displaying mug shots of mobsters Whitey Bulger and Stephen Flemmi. The community debates the insensitivity of glorifying such violent history.
Minnesota Woman Sentenced in Tragic Amish Buggy Crash Case
October 20 @ 11:06am ET  
Samantha Petersen was sentenced to four years for a 2023 crash that killed two Amish children in Minnesota. She admitted to driving under the influence and initially tried to blame her twin sister.
Denver Jury Grants $19.7 Million to Bystanders in 2022 Police Shooting
October 20 @ 11:04am ET  
A Denver jury awarded $19.7 million to six bystanders injured by police gunfire in a 2022 LoDo shooting. The verdict against former Officer Brandon Ramos highlights issues of police accountability.
Sharp Decline in Transgender Identification Among Gen Z Americans Since 2023
October 18 @ 8:00pm ET  
A new report reveals a sharp decline in transgender identification among Gen Z Americans, dropping from 6.8% in 2023 to 3.6% in 2025. Eric Kaufmann's study highlights changing cultural trends among college students.
Tragic Small Plane Crash in Michigan Claims Three Lives
October 17 @ 8:01pm ET  
A small plane crash in Bath Township, Michigan, on October 16 killed three people. The cause remains unknown as investigators work to uncover details.
Russia Equips Drones with North Korean Cluster Munitions in Ukraine Conflict
October 17 @ 12:31pm ET  
Russia is arming drones with North Korean cluster munitions for attacks in Ukraine, escalating the conflict. Reports confirm Pyongyang's expanding role in supplying advanced weaponry despite pulling back troops.
Denmark's Military Buildup in Greenland's Nuuk Raises Local Concerns
October 17 @ 12:02pm ET  
Denmark's military buildup in Greenland's capital, Nuuk, with a 27.4 billion crown investment, aims to boost Arctic security. However, local officials and residents express concerns over cultural disruptions and lack of prior consultation.
Oklahoma's New Superintendent Reverses Bible Classroom Mandate
October 17 @ 9:31am ET  
Oklahoma's new superintendent, Lindel Fields, has rescinded a mandate requiring Bibles in classrooms. This reverses a controversial policy by Ryan Walters, amid legal challenges.
Titan Submersible Disaster: NTSB Points to Engineering Failures
October 17 @ 3:31am ET  
The Titan submersible's implosion in June 2023, killing all five aboard, was due to faulty engineering, per the NTSB. OceanGate's inadequate testing and oversight are cited as key factors in the preventable tragedy.