An active-duty U.S. Navy sailor was convicted on Wednesday on charges of conspiracy to commit espionage for selling military secrets to a Chinese intelligence officer while on active duty.
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President Donald Trump visited the U.S. Park Police Anacostia Operations Facility in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. He addressed over 300 federal and local law enforcement officers, including National Guard troops, praising their work while announcing plans for “beautification” projects.
Read More Trump arrives at U.S. Park Police Anacostia Operations Facility, thanks D.C. police and National Guard: ‘We’re going to make D.C. great again’
The Trump administration’s Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has blocked California from receiving federal sex education grants, citing the Golden State’s refusal to remove references to gender identity from its curriculum.
Read More Calif. loses federal sex ed grants amid HHS gender identity dispute
An Atlanta judge recently delivered a “guilty” verdict for a man charged with murdering a police officer. However, the defendant was in fact found “not guilty” on all counts by the jury in the case — prompting confusion and mockery.
Read More Georgia: Judge announces wrong verdict in murder trial
President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of three warships along with thousands of Marines near Venezuela — combating the flow of illicit drugs entering the United States via President Nicolás Maduro’s “cartel criminal network.”
Read More Trump deploys U.S. warships near Venezuela amid escalating tensions with Socialist leader Maduro
A potential error during one of Hulk Hogan’s surgeries may have contributed to his death, according to a TMZ report.
Read More Report: Hulk Hogan’s cause of death investigated as potential malpractice