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Hurricane Fiona floods Puerto Rico, leaves territory without power
Hurricane Fiona touched down near the southwestern city of Punta Tocon, Puerto Rico at 3:20 PM local time on Sunday. According to the National Hurricane Center, winds were as high as 85 miles per hour.
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ISIS Using NFTs as New Tool of Terror
A recent nonfungible token (NFT) created by a terrorist sympathizer indicates a potential new future for the Islamic State garnering funds. Last month, a digital card was minted that praised a mosque bombing in Afghanistan. This attack wounded 23 and killed at least 18, including a Taliban leader.
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Bouncer on trial after near fatal incident with US Marine
Australian security guard, Hayden Summers, is currently on trial for knocking out an “aggressive” US Marine. Although the incident occurred on April 11, 2021, the trial has only now begun.
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Trump “very seriously” considering pardons for Jan. 6 rioters
Former President Donald Trump announced that if he were to run for a second presidential term and win, he would look “very seriously” into full pardons for those charged with crimes connected to the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Volunteer sniper embodies Ukraine’s versatile military
“I need to be completely relaxed, to find a place where I will not move the rifle when I pull the trigger,” he says. “I don’t think about anything. It’s a kind of vacuum.”
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Porsche Pelosi wrecked while driving drunk up for auction
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi was just sentenced to five days in jail -- two days removed for good behavior -- and the Porsche he crashed during that DUI is up for auction.
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Off-duty Bronx cop mugged, left bleeding and unconscious
An off-duty NYPD police officer was critically injured in a brutal mugging while jogging Tuesday morning and left bleeding and unconscious.
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Soldier found dead in barracks, some claim foul play
The Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is looking into yet another questionable death of one of its Soldiers who was found dead in her Wiesbaden, Germany barracks room, unresponsive on August 9th.
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FBI rescues 84 children from human trafficking ring
In a joint mission between the the St. Louis FBI office, local police, and national agencies, 84 children were identified and rescued from human trafficking. The effort dubbed “Operation Cross Country,” focused on freeing captives being forced into sex work.
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Florida offering cash prizes to hunt pythons in Everglades
More than 800 competitors have joined the hunt to reduce the impact of the invasive Burmese pythons on the Florida Everglades. Cash prizes up to $2,500 have been offered for those who kill the most (or biggest) pythons. However, the Florida Python Challenge does have some rules.
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Burn Pit Bill passes Senate after a surprise hurdle
After an unexpected hold-up by a contingency of Senate Republicans, the ‘Burn Pit Bill’ has finally passed through the Senate in a bipartisan vote of 86 to 11.
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Ayman Al Zawahiri, al Qaeda leader involved in 9/11, killed by US drone strike
President Biden announced today that Ayman Al Zawahiri, al Qaeda leader who played a pivotal role in executing the attacks of September 11th, was killed in a drone strike.
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