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Month: May 2025

‘They had to dig me out’: Homeowner recounts dramatic rescue following tornado roof collapse

By Hannah Hilyard Click here for updates on this story     JUNEAU, Wisconsin (WISN) — After surveying Dodge County tornado damage, the National Weather Service has confirmed a fifth tornado ripped through the area on Thursday, May 15. They’ve determined the one in Juneau was an EF-2. Body camera video from the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Secretaria de Seguridad Nacional afirma erróneamente que el habeas corpus otorga a Trump el derecho a “expulsar a personas”

Por Michael Williams La secretaria de Seguridad Nacional, Kristi Noem, afirmó este martes que el habeas corpus “es un derecho constitucional que el presidente tiene para poder expulsar a personas de este país”, tergiversando el principio legal que el presidente Donald Trump está considerando suspender para acelerar las deportaciones. Noem respondió: “Bueno, el habeas corpus

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‘I am totally sorry’: Commissioner offers apologies to police after Facebook post sparks anger

By Chad Mills Click here for updates on this story     LARGO, Florida (WFTS) — An elected leader in Largo is apologizing profusely after writing a recent Facebook post that sparked anger, confusion, and shock across the community. The post by longtime City Commissioner Michael Smith accuses the Largo Police Department of misconduct. “I may have

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DOJ charges congresswoman with assault in incident at ICE facility, drops case against Newark mayor

By Hannah Rabinowitz and Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — The Department of Justice charged Democratic Rep. LaMonica McIver with assaulting federal law enforcement during a chaotic melee that erupted outside of an ICE detention facility in her home state of New Jersey, acting US Attorney Alina Habba said Monday. Prosecutors will, however, drop the federal

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