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As police made 22 arrests around a raucous Dearborn council meeting, a local pastor claimed the city is “under Sharia law,” while officials insisted constitutional law still rules the day.

Story Snapshot A pastor told Dearborn’s council the city is “no longer under American laws,” demanding members denounce Sharia law. Officials and community leaders denied the charge, s...

Deputies say a trio accused of raiding cemetery niches in at least nine states is now in custody, ending a months-long hunt that rattled grieving families.

Story Snapshot Orange County deputies say all three suspects have been arrested. Investigators link the group to thefts from cemetery niches and mausoleums across multiple states. Victims reported stolen jewelry and h...

Four track workers were killed when a limited-express train entered Shin-Kanuma Station as a maintenance crew cleared weeds on the line — a stark failure that safety rules were supposed to prevent.

Story Snapshot Four workers died after a Tobu Railway express train struck a maintenance crew at Shin-Kanuma Station in Tochigi. The collision happened around 10:45 a.m. local...

Montana’s Democratic Senate nominee Alani Bankhead refused to quit before the withdrawal deadline, locking in a three-way race that could reshape control of a closely watched seat.

Story Highlights Alani Bankhead confirmed she will stay on Montana’s U.S. Senate ballot after winning the Democratic primary. Her decision sets a three-way contest with Republican Kurt Alme an...

Newsmax host Greg Kelly said Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s “looks” got her noticed but that she “can’t produce,” turning a policy fight into a test of substance and media power.

Story Highlights Greg Kelly argued AOC’s appeal is image-driven and said she “can’t produce.” AOC’s past interviews outline policy goals on health care, education, and climate. Resear...