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A federal judge referred Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner for possible prosecution over alleged perjury tied to a 2022 conviction challenge. The editorial argues Krasner and other progressive prosecutors are responsible for rising crime and urges voters to oust them.
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A landlord suspected of rape allegedly left the UK for Cameroon while owing roughly £200,000 to taxpayers from fraudulent housing benefit claims and fines, and may have continued receiving PIP. The article highlights police and DWP failures that allowed him to keep his passport and flee while under investigation.
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Demetrius Beatty, 40, was charged with first-degree murder and cruelty to children after prosecutors said he beat his girlfriend’s 2-month-old daughter to death in a jealous rage and tried to pin the killing on his autistic 6-year-old son. The baby, Khamyah Honesty, suffered multiple fractures and head trauma, and four other children were removed from filthy conditions.
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Federal charges alleging millions were stolen from Los Angeles homelessness programs are fueling a Republican congressman's claim that federally funded homelessness programs are failing by rewarding program administrators instead of helping people off the streets. Rep. Michael Cloud made the argument after a House Oversight hearing on homelessness spending in Los Angeles, Seattle, and elsewhere.
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A UC Berkeley student was chased into her off-campus apartment by a homeless man who scaled her building’s gate, according to surveillance video and police. The suspect was arrested the next day and the case was submitted to prosecutors.
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A repeat transit offender allegedly bit an NYPD sergeant while resisting arrest in Brooklyn and was released by a judge on non-monetary conditions despite prior arrests and pending charges. The article emphasizes police injuries, the suspect's criminal history, and criticism that the justice system's 'revolving door' fails to hold offenders accountable.
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Peter Hitchens attacks Lady Justice Thirlwall’s report on Lucy Letby and the BBC’s coverage, arguing that authorities refuse to admit the conviction is unsafe. He frames the case as a ruling-class failure and claims the Left controls the BBC and now serves authority rather than fighting injustice.
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A murder suspect tried to turn himself in at a Washington Heights NYPD stationhouse but was sent away, according to an exclusive report. Police sources and former officers criticize the handling of the encounter, while the NYPD disputes the family's account. The suspect later surrendered and was charged with the killing.
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An op-ed argues that the criminal justice system should not end victim protection when an offender's sentence ends. It advocates the Kayleigh's Law Act of 2026, which would let survivors seek lifetime no-contact orders against abusers at the federal level.
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This opinion piece argues that a 7th Circuit ruling allowing in-home possession of AI-generated child sexual abuse material rests on outdated First Amendment precedent because generative AI models are trained on real abuse images. It contends that AI-generated CSAM is not meaningfully distinct from actual CSAM and urges the Supreme Court to rule that it is not constitutionally protected.
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The transit workers union is calling for judges to be removed after two suspects accused of assaulting MTA employees were released without bail or on low bail, amid a reported rise in assaults on transit workers. The article details the attacks and victims’ injuries while quoting union leader John Chiarello demanding tougher detention and blaming judges for what he calls injustice.
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A 17-year-old student in Brazil stabbed her mathematics teacher after her exam was graded, according to a viral video and police report. The teacher was treated and discharged, and the minor was arrested; a lawyer said she likely faces a socio-educational measure rather than criminal liability.