Governor Breaks Silence After Ignoring Stabbing Of Ukrainian Refugee

After criticized and obliterated by negative comments on social media for not doing anything, North Carolina Democratic Gov. Josh Stein broke his silence over the murder of a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte train.

"I am heartbroken for the family of Iryna Zarutska, who lost their loved one to this senseless act of violence, and I am appalled by the footage of her murder. We need more cops on the beat to keep people safe," Stein posted on X last 8 September morning after a weekend of criticism for not posting about last month's murder and a request for comment from Fox News Digital earlier.

For The First Time, Identical Twin Convicted Thru DNA

On 21 August, a jury found Russell Marubbio, 54, guilty of a sexual assault that occurred in Woodbridge, Virginia, in 1987.

Virginia-based Parabon NanoLabs ran an analysis on the DNA sample found at the scene nearly four decades ago. Genealogist CeCe Moore then traced the perpetrator’s family tree and seemed to hit a wall when the sample led to identical twins.

DC Mayor Admits Pres. Trump Lowered The Crime, But ...

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser can not anymore hide the truth last 27 August when she acknowledged President Donald Trump's directed surge of federal law enforcement as the reason for the with lowering crime in the nation's capital. However, she also made an illogical statement that the presence of immigration agents and National Guard troops is "not working."

Bowser conveyed her ambivalent view of the Trump administration's federalization of D.C. in a situational update since President Trump announced efforts to combat crime in the city on 7 August. On one hand, she said the changes have resulted in less crime, but on the other she also expressed deep concern about residents' "living in fear."

“Trans” Terror Used His “Kill Donald Trump” Gun Against Children

A man in black approached Annunciation Catholic Church the morning of August 27 – then fired rounds through the windows, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara announced in a press conference. The shooter killed two students, ages 8 and 10, and injured 17 other children.

"Our hearts are broken for the families who have lost their children," O’Hara said. "We will stand together to protect our children, our schools, and our houses of worship."

DC Crime Reporter Is Hopeful For Pres. Trump's Policy

While much of the legacy media has downplayed or dismissed crime in Washington, D.C., on the heels of the President Donald Trump administration’s crackdown, one journalist decided to speak out about a horrific attack that changed the course of her life.

President Donald Trump announced the federalization of Washington, D.C.'s police force a few days ago, an unprecedented move taken by no prior U.S. president. D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb condemned the move, insisting there is "no crime emergency" in the nation’s capital, and many liberal pundits and mainstream news outlets have suggested Trump is overreaching.

Illegal Aliens Are Raping Children In Boston

Numerous migrant suspects have been arrested on charges involving abuse of children in recent years in eastern Massachusetts.

A child under 16 was allegedly raped at a migrant shelter by Haitian national Cory Bernard Alvarez, who was arrested in August 2024, according to ICE’s Boston field office.

"Barbaric Laotian Criminals" To Be Deported By ICE

For over two decades, several Laotian illegal immigrants were engaged in violent crimes. Now that were convicted, they will be deported back to the Southeast Asian country on 18 August, the Department of Homeland Security announced.

Each of the 12 already had orders of removal placed on them by a federal immigration judge, including some dating back to 2003.

Record Number Of Applicants Flood ICE

About 100,000 Americans have applied for roles with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since the organization began a recruiting drive at the end of last month, the Department of Homeland Security told Fox News Digital.

President Donald Trump's administration launched a drive to hire 10,000 additional ICE agents at the end of July, offering incentives to candidates and removing certain limits on who can apply. The total number of applicants has now eclipsed 100,000 in barely two weeks. The agency had received 80,000 applicants as of 6 August.

Chief Of Police Confused By What "Chain Of Command" Means

The Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith is being ridiculed and mocked on social media after she appeared to not understand a question from the media about the department's "chain of command" amid President Donald Trump's recent federalization of the department.

"Can you tell us what the chain of command is now?" a reporter was heard asking Smith during a press conference Tuesday morning.

"What does that mean?" the police chief responded.

Police Baffled By The Mysterious Death Of A Fashion Designer

Homicide detectives in the Hamptons are still investigating a possible murder case after a young, Irish businesswoman and swimwear designer was found dead on a yacht.

Martha Nolan O’Slatarra, 33, was found at around 12:00 A.M. 5 August on the vessel moored at the Montauk Yacht Club in East Hampton on Long Island. Club members told the New York Post that screams were heard coming from the docks late 4 August.

A Cincinnati Councilor That Condones Violence?

There is one Cincinnati council member right now who sparked a tremendous online backlash with her response to one of several videos of the viral 26 July fight in downtown Cincinnati.

"They begged for that beat down!" Councilwoman Victoria Parks posted to Facebook on Sunday, 27 July at 4:50 A.M. in response to a video showing some of the brawl. "I am grateful for the whole story."

Blood, Crimes Scene And Physics

Creating mock crime scene evidence is one of the tools employed to help forensic scientists better read the stories left behind by gruesome bloodstains. To decode some of these bloody stories, all a team from North Carolina State University needed was a combination of high-speed cameras, cotton fabrics, and a bit of pig’s blood.

Findings from the recent study of how common clothing reacts to blood are detailed in the September 2025 issue of the journal Forensic Science International.

Illegal Alien From Honduras Kidnapped And Assaulted Chinese Woman

Chilling surveillance camera captured the moment an illegal alien from Honduras carries a screaming Chinese migrant woman back to a Houston trailer home where she was allegedly being held captive for days as a sex slave.

The terrifying footage shows illegal alien Jose Armando Carcamo-Perdomo carrying the hysterical victim off her feet in a bear-hug style grip as she tries to kick and wrangle her way free. Authorities said she was held at the trailer home without food and water inside a closet.

Women Were Attacked With Syringe In French Music Festival

There were more than a dozen young women who were hospitalized following a syringe attack at a popular music festival.

On Saturday, 21 June, a call was made to police at around 9:15 p.m. local time during the French music event Fêtes de la Musique about "syringe attacks," Metz Mayor François Grosdidier said in a social media post.

Karmelo Anthony Charged With First-Degree Murder

After several political interventions, misdirections and delaying tactics, Karmelo Anthony has been charged with the murder of Austin Metcalf at a track meet in Frisco, Texas.

Anthony, the 17-year-old high school student who fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf, also 17, at a championship track meet in Frisco, TX, in April, has been charged with first-degree murder, according to TMZ. Anthony reportedly admitted to the stabbing but maintained that he did it in self-defense.

Illegal Aliens Deported Back To China

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Dallas recently conducted a DHS operation that ended up removing 122 illegal aliens from the United States, sending them back to China aboard a "special" charter flight on 3 June.

According to a Dallas ICE press release, the group sent back included a total of 96 men and 26 women with an age range from 19 to 68, all with final orders of removal after being detained at ICE facilities across America.

Kidnapping Charges Filed Against Pro-Hamas Students

Two janitors at Columbia University have filed a lawsuit against over 40 anti-Israel agitators who took over a campus building last April.

The janitors, Mariano Torres and Lester Wilson, filed the lawsuit on Friday in the Southern District of New York. On the night of 29 April 2024, the lawsuit states, Torres and Wilson were both working inside Columbia University's Hamilton Hall when a "highly coordinated mob" broke into the university building.

Chinese Executes Child Killer

China has finally executed a man responsible for the heinous fatal stabbing a 10-year-old Japanese boy last September 2024, the Japanese embassy in China has told the BBC.

Zhong Changchun was sentenced to death in January for attacking the boy, who had been walking to a Japanese school in south-eastern Chinese city of Shenzhen.

Illegal Aliens Convicted Of Murder Will Be Handed The Death Penalty

A representative in Pennsylvania has just announced his plans to introduce legislation that would require the law to hand the death penalty to illegal immigrants convicted of murder.

The bill, authored by Rep. Eric Davanzo (R-Westmoreland), argued that any undocumented immigrant who receives a guilty verdict on a first-degree murder charge should be sentenced to death immediately. Davanzo wrote that he believes that "any individual who unlawfully enters this country and commits a murder should face the most severe consequences under the law."

U.S. Lower House Finally Passed The Laken Riley Act

The Laken Riley Act passed the House of Representatives last 7 January, the first piece of federal legislation approved by the 119th Congress after the House agreed to its rules for the term.

All voting Republicans supported the bill, along with 48 Democrats – more than the total left-wing lawmakers who voted for it last year. It passed on a 264 to 159 margin and will now be sent to the Senate.