Conviction of MS-13 Execution Suspect in New Jersey Highlights Dangers of Unchecked Illegal Immigration

MS-13 Gang Member Sentenced in New Jersey for Murder Plot NEWARK, N.J. – A Hudson County MS-13 clique member, Jose Gimenez-Lobos, also known by the aliases “Infernal” and “Terrible,” was sentenced to…

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New Jersey Governor is Suing Apple, Here’s Why

New Jersey Joins Forces with Justice Department in Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple TRENTON, NJ – The administration of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is suing Apple, one of the nation’s largest mobile…

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Philadelphia Felon Arrested with Arsenal of Firearms at Marijuana Grow Facility

HARRISBURG, PA – In a significant operation led by Attorney General Michelle Henry, a Philadelphia felon on parole was arrested for illegal possession of firearms. Nicholas Mimoso, with a history of felony…

Staff at Philadelphia Pharmacy Heading to Prison Over Opioid Trafficking Scheme

PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced the conclusion of a significant investigation into opioid distribution and healthcare fraud at Spivack, Inc., formerly known as Verree Pharmacy in Philadelphia. This years-long investigation…

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‘An Existential Moment’: Turley Says Trump Failing To Post Bond ‘Worst Possible Prospect’ For New York Legal System

‘An Existential Moment’: Turley Says Trump Failing To Post Bond ‘Worst Possible Prospect’ For New York Legal System Harold Hutchison on March 20, 2024 George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said…

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New Jersey Democrat Political Operative Indicted for Election Fraud

TRENTON, NJ – James J. Devine, a 62-year-old political campaign manager from Lambertville, Hunterdon County, faces charges following an indictment for allegedly attempting to fraudulently secure a candidate on the Democratic primary…

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Maine Man Pleads Guilty to Sending Racist Death Threats to Black Family

LEWISTON, ME – Charles Allen Barnes, a 46-year-old resident of Lewiston, Maine, has entered a guilty plea to the charge of threatening communications in interstate commerce, following his transmission of racist death…

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Former Tennessee Corrections Officer Sentenced for Civil Rights Violation

NASHVILLE, TN – James Stewart Justice, a former corrections officer at the Maury County Jail in Tennessee, was sentenced to 15 months in prison followed by one year of supervised release. The…

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Police ID Suspect in 1970 Murder Case, But He Is Dead

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — The Anne Arundel County Police Department has made a significant announcement regarding the 1970 cold case homicide of 16-year-old Pamela Lynn Conyers. In a press conference held…

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Johnathan Turley Says Prosecutions Of Trump Prove Him ‘Right’ About Weaponization Of Government

Johnathan Turley Says Prosecutions Of Trump Prove Him ‘Right’ About Weaponization Of Government Harold Hutchison on March 18, 2024 George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Monday that the “improvisational” nature…

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‘As Scary As It Gets’: Jim Jordan Rips Ketanji Brown Jackson For Comments On Biden Admin Censorship Case

‘As Scary As It Gets’: Jim Jordan Rips Ketanji Brown Jackson For Comments On Biden Admin Censorship Case Harold Hutchison on March 18, 2024 Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio blasted Supreme…

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Here’s Where Contentious Ohio GOP Primary Stands On Eve Of Voting

Here’s Where Contentious Ohio GOP Primary Stands On Eve Of Voting Mary Lou Masters on March 18, 2024 Trump-backed businessman Bernie Moreno, state Sen. Matt Dolan and Secretary of State Frank LaRose…

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New Jersey Law Would Ban Social Media Companies from Deplatforming Political Candidates

TRENTON, NJ – A groundbreaking bill introduced in New Jersey seeks to regulate social media websites by prohibiting the practice of selectively suspending, also known as “deplatforming,” candidates for office. The bill…

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Could Dems Flip This Red State In 2024?

Could Dems Flip This Red State In 2024? Mary Lou Masters on March 17, 2024 Democrats are hoping to flip North Carolina in 2024 after former President Donald Trump secured the red…

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New Jersey AG Blames Illegal Guns and Assault Rifles on Homeless Man’s Deadly Rampage in Pennsylvania

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin wasted no time using the tragic deaths of four people in Pennsylvania on Saturday to launch an attack on the Second Amendment, blaming…

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Mississippi Tax Preparer Sentenced to Prison in False Tax Return Conspiracy

According to court documents and evidence presented in court, Christopher Randell worked at Sunbelt Tax Services and conspired with others to claim inflated tax refunds for clients by reporting false education credits,…

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‘It’s A Mess’: Andy McCarthy Slams Alvin Bragg For Late Doc Dump In Trump Case

‘It’s A Mess’: Andy McCarthy Slams Alvin Bragg For Late Doc Dump In Trump Case Harold Hutchison on March 15, 2024 Former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy slammed Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg…

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‘More Baggage Than Amtrak’: Fani Willis’ Legal Troubles Are Far From Over

‘More Baggage Than Amtrak’: Fani Willis’ Legal Troubles Are Far From Over Katelynn Richardson on March 15, 2024 Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis could still face serious consequences — including disbarment…

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Savoy, Illinois Man Sentenced to 15 years in Prison for Sexual Exploitation of a Minor

At the sentencing hearing, the government presented evidence that in October of 2021, Berry brought a minor to his home, sexually assaulted her, and recorded the acts on video. Peoria, Ill. –…

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Former Kentucky Federal Corrections Lieutenant Sentenced for Violating the Civil Rights of an Inmate and Writing False Reports

Two other former corrections officers at U.S. Penitentiary Big Sandy in Kentucky – Samuel Patrick, 41, and Clinton Pauley, 42 – previously pleaded guilty to related offenses and were sentenced to 36…

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Conviction of MS-13 Execution Suspect in New Jersey Highlights Dangers of Unchecked Illegal Immigration

New Jersey Governor is Suing Apple, Here’s Why

Philadelphia Felon Arrested with Arsenal of Firearms at Marijuana Grow Facility

Staff at Philadelphia Pharmacy Heading to Prison Over Opioid Trafficking Scheme

New Jersey Democrat Political Operative Indicted for Election Fraud

Maine Man Pleads Guilty to Sending Racist Death Threats to Black Family

Former Tennessee Corrections Officer Sentenced for Civil Rights Violation

Police ID Suspect in 1970 Murder Case, But He Is Dead

New Jersey AG Blames Illegal Guns and Assault Rifles on Homeless Man’s Deadly Rampage in Pennsylvania

Mississippi Tax Preparer Sentenced to Prison in False Tax Return Conspiracy

Savoy, Illinois Man Sentenced to 15 years in Prison for Sexual Exploitation of a Minor

Former Kentucky Federal Corrections Lieutenant Sentenced for Violating the Civil Rights of an Inmate and Writing False Reports

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