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January 02, 2025
Within seconds, celebrations turn to mayhem and tragedy in New Orleans
January 02, 2025
Death toll in New Orleans truck attack rises to at least 15
January 02, 2025
New Orleans attack suspect discussed plans to kill his family and join ISIS in chilling recordings
January 02, 2025
Cybertruck filled with fuel and fireworks explodes at Trump's Las Vegas hotel
January 01, 2025
Fatal beating of Black inmate at New York prison sparks outrage
STANTON, North Dakota — North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer's son has been sentenced to 28 years in prison in connection with a wild chase in which he fled from a hospital and drove into a deputy’s vehicle, killing the deputy.Ian Cramer, 43, pleaded guilty in September to all of the charges against him, including homicide while fleeing a peace officer, preventing arrest, reckless endangerment, fleeing an officer and drug- and driving-related offenses. Those charges related to a December 6, 2023, chase and crash that killed Mercer County Sheriff’s Deputy Paul Martin, 53.State District Judge Bobbi Weiler handed down the sentence of 38 years with 10 years suspended, three years of probation and credit for over a year served in jail. She also included recommended treatment for addiction...
January 01, 2025
US Senator’s son sentenced to 28 years for killing a North Dakota deputy during car chase
SAN JUAN — Puerto Rico has been plunged into darkness on New Year's Eve by a nearly island-wide blackout.More than 1.2 million out of almost 1.5 million customers have no electricity, said Luma Energy, the island's main power distributor.Fully restoring service could take between 24-48 hours, the company said.The blackout prompted renewed calls to address the unincorporated US territory's power issues, which have persisted since Hurricane Maria in 2017.Power was restored by Tuesday afternoon to some areas, as well as San Juan's municipal hospital, Luma said.Nearly 200,000 clients had power by late afternoon, Luma spokesman Hugo Sorrentini SAID.A failure in an electric line at one of the main power plants, Costa Sur, caused cascading issues across the island, Mr Sorrentini...
January 01, 2025
Puerto Rico left in dark by New Year's Eve blackout
January 01, 2025
FBI finds large explosive cache on a Virginia farm
NEW YORK — Police in New York City have named a woman who was set on fire and burned to death last week on a subway train in Brooklyn.Debrina Kawam, 57, of New Jersey, has been identified as the victim of the seemingly random 22 December attack that burned her body beyond recognition.Sebastian Zapeta, 33, is accused of starting the blaze with a lighter while Ms Kawam was asleep. He allegedly fanned the flames with a shirt and then watched the fire grow from a bench outside the subway car.Last week, a grand jury indicted Zapeta, who claims to have no memory of the incident, on four counts of murder and one count of arson.Julie Bolcer, a spokesperson for New York City's Office of Chief Medical Examiner, said the death was ruled a homicide and caused by "thermal and inhalational...
January 01, 2025
Police identify woman set on fire in deadly New York City attack
January 01, 2025
Crypto fugitive Do Kwon extradited to US over $40bn crash
