Over 300 Graduates received their degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette at it’s summer commencement ceremony. A new record for U.L!
2 people shot in front of Long Island home of New York Rep. Lee Zeldin while daughters are inside
Republican candidate for New York governor, and current NY congressman Lee Zeldin says his family is safe after two strangers were shot outside his Long Island home on Sunday. In a statement released by his office, Zeldin
2 dead, 8 injured in stabbing rampage on the Las Vegas Strip
A suspect has been arrested in connection to a stabbing rampage in front of the Wynn Casino on the famed Las Vegas Strip that left two people dead and at least eight others wounded on Thursday.
President Biden announces pardons of federal marijuana offenses, urging states to follow
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced pardons for federal marijuana offenses, and urged states to consider pardons, as well. Biden also announced a plan to review how marijuana is classified under federal law.
Purdue University student is arrested after roommate is killed inside dorm
According to officials and preliminary autopsy results, a student at Purdue University was stabbed to death inside his dorm room on campus early Wednesday, and the suspect – the victim’s roommate- has been arrested in connection with
Federal authorities launch investigation after 2 more shootings are linked to series of murders in Stockton, California
Federal authorities have expanded the investigation into a series of killings that have shaken the city of Stockton California. Police linked two more shootings to those of five killed between July 8 and Sept. 27,
Elon Musk proposes going ahead with his $44B deal to buy Twitter if lawsuit is dropped
Elon Musk is offering to go through with his original $44 billion bid to purchase the social media platform Twitter. The Tesla CEO made the offer in a letter to Twitter, which the company disclosed
Biden administration announces $300M to be used to access student mental healthcare
On Monday, the Biden administration announced that $300 million dollars — taken partially from the new gun violence law — will be used to help students access mental healthcare. The U.S. Department of Education will
