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A New Jersey police officer who went on a violent rampage at her ex-boyfriend’s home, attacking him and his new girlfriend, has been permanently banned from ever working in law enforcement in the Garden State.
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A mother is pleading for answers after her daughter—a Texas college student—was found dead near her campus following a tailgate. Now, she says she won’t stop pushing until she knows what really happened.
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After weeks of media speculation, the White House on Monday revealed the results of President Trump’s MRI — declaring the 79-year-old to be in 'excellent overall health.'
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A frigid blast of some of the most extreme cold on the planet is expected to surge across the U.S., stretching from the central states to the East Coast, just days before Christmas, according to a jaw-dropping new forecast.
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This foul-mouthed passenger tried to make a statement — but ended up making an exit instead.
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A powerful Nor’easter could roll up the East Coast next week, dumping as much as five inches of snow across parts of New York and New Jersey and turning the region into a winter scene overnight.
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New York City’s far-left City Council is steering the Big Apple toward a ‘communist dystopia’ with draconian rules dictating how private property can be sold — and slapping owners with a $30,000 fine if they refuse.
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Three people were injured in a Black Friday shooting at a California mall, sending terrified shoppers scrambling for cover, barricading themselves in stores, and running for their lives amid scenes of total chaos.
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An EY partner earning $850K was fired after allegedly propositioning a female colleague at a Christmas party—and later facing assault allegations at a Sydney bar.
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Heartbroken over the end of their 'puppy love,' a Long Island teen tragically killed his ex-girlfriend in a botched murder-suicide, a family friend told Faqinsurances.
A New Jersey police officer who went on a violent rampage at her ex-boyfriend’s home, attacking him and his new girlfriend, has been permanently banned from ever working in law enforcement in the Garden State.
