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30/07/2025

New York driver reportedly arrested for honking at cop at green light sues police

A New York driver is suing the Troy Police Department, alleging he was unlawfully arrested after honking his horn.

30/07/2025

15-year-old Mikah King of Georgia suddenly died after football practice....

A Georgia community is grieving the loss of 15-year-old Mikah King, a rising athlete who suddenly died following football practice.

30/07/2025

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29/07/2025

Netflix to release documentary ‘The Truth About Jussie Smollett?’ on Aug. 22

Netflix is set to premiere a provocative new documentary, The Truth About Jussie Smollett?, on Aug. 22, revisiting the controversy.

29/07/2025

Julian Brown, the brilliant 21-year-old inventor from metro Atlanta who stunned the world by converting plastic waste into fuel, went silent after a series of alarming social media posts on July 9.

For nearly three weeks, friends, fans, and fellow innovators have waited anxiously. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, his mother, Nia Brown, offered the first public update: “Julian is safe.”

The message, though brief, brings a wave of relief—but also leaves a cloud of concern. No details were shared about his location, health, or what led to his sudden disappearance.

Julian’s work sparked global attention and hope. Now, many are asking: What happened? And what’s next for this visionary?

28/07/2025

Hero in Action: Marine Vet Stops Walmart Attack

In a terrifying turn of events at a Michigan Walmart, 11 people were injured when a man allegedly began randomly stabbing shoppers. But thanks to retired U.S. Marine Derrick Perry, the violence was stopped before more lives were lost.

With calm courage and quick thinking, Perry—who’s a licensed firearm holder—intervened and held the attacker at gunpoint until police arrived. His actions are being hailed as heroic across the country.

“I didn’t hesitate,” Perry reportedly said. “I did what I was trained to do—protect others.”

Community members are rallying behind the victims and praising Perry’s bravery. Let’s keep those injured in our thoughts tonight, and honor those who step up in moments of crisis

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28/07/2025

Garden State Esports President Chris Aviles and Vice President Regina Schaffer led a dynamic summer enrichment program at Asbury Park High School, immersing students in the world of competitive gaming and digital creation. The initiative introduced participants to Unreal Engine, empowering them with hands-on experience in game development and virtual design.

Garden State Esports conducted an Esports summer enrichment program for the students at Asbury Park High School.

28/07/2025

The sophomore, who is studying theatre and psychology, says she faces a tuition shortfall despite working two jobs and applying for multiple scholarships....

With fall classes just weeks away, Meredith College student Angelica Scott is racing against time and rising costs.

28/07/2025

A former U.S. Marine is being hailed as a hero after subduing a knife-wielding attacker accused of injuring 11 people during a violent stabbing at a Michigan Walmart on Saturday afternoon. Hero stops horrifying stabbing at Walmart Authorities say Derrick Perry, a retired Marine and licensed firearm holder, intervened when Bradford James Gille, 42, allegedly began randomly stabbing shoppers with a folding pocket knife inside the store. Perry drew his concealed weapon and held Gille at gunpoint until police arrived, preventing further injuries. The incident unfolded around 4:43 p.m. at the Traverse City Walmart, a popular retail hub in northern Michigan....

A former U.S. Marine is being hailed a hero after subduing an attacker who injured 11 people during a violent stabbing at a Walmart.

28/07/2025

Sgt. Mark Hanneman, who was promoted to lead the training unit in September 2022, will now serve in the department’s newly formed Wellness Unit, Police Chief Brian O’Hara....

The Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Amir Locke during a 2022 no-knock raid will no longer lead the use-of-force training.