A small central Kansas police department is facing a torrent of criticism after it raided the offices of a local newspaper and the home of its publisher and owner. (Aug. 14) (
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‘Sound of Freedom’ director Alejandro Monteverde addresses controversies: ‘Breaks my heart’
“Sound of Freedom” director Alejandro Monteverde speaks out on the many controversies surrounding his child sex trafficking movie, a surprise hit.
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Here is a look at the top stories for August 14th: Hawaii’s governor warns of more wildfire deaths; Six Mississippi officers plead guilty to state charges in police brutality case; Pilot and crew member recovering after air show crash; Russia launches …
California teen’s mother says body found in Los Gatos park is her missing child
Katie Schneider’s mother said on Instagram that authorities told her the human remains found in Los Gatos belong to her missing teenage daughter.
Billie Eilish remains friends with ex Jesse Rutherford of The Neighbourhood: ‘My homie forever’
Billie Eilish addressed her relationship with ex-boyfriend Jesse Rutherford, lead singer of The Neighbourhood, on her Instagram stories Saturday.
North Carolina dad shoots, kills Department of Corrections driver who ran over his son, police say
After Chad Woods and his 17-year-old son ran out of gas, Jeffrey McKay’s truck hit the North Carolina teen, prompting Woods to kill McKay, police say.
Former Mississippi officers plead guilty for racist assault
Six white former Mississippi law officers pleaded guilty to state charges Monday for torturing two Black men in a racist assault after recently admitting their guilt in a connected federal civil rights case. (Aug. 14)
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With lawsuit dismissed, student loan debt forgiveness begins for 800,000 borrowers
The Education Department planned to adjust how it calculates student loan payments to correct past errors, resulting in about 804,000 people balances erased.
Jason Cantrell, husband of New Orleans mayor, dead at 55, city announces
The First Gentleman of New Orleans, Jason Cantrell, has passed away, according to a spokesperson for New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.