According to her high school yearbook biography, the sleeping subway rider who was tragically set on fire and burned to death by an illegal alien from Guatemala on a Brooklyn F train, wanted to work as a flight attendant, and she was renowned for her “million dollar smile.”
Read More Image Released: High School Yearbook Photo of Woman Tragically Set On Fire By Illegal On NYC Subway Train
Throughout the United States, certain policies and laws in a number of states will undoubtedly change in 2025. Let’s break down some changes that are coming your way, depending on where you live.
Read More The New Year Is Here: What Laws Are Going Into Effect In 2025?
At Donald Trump’s annual New Year’s Eve party at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday, movie stars like Sylvester Stallone, athletes like Serena Williams, television celebrities like Martha Stewart, musicians like Rod Stewart, and Trump family members, friends, and incoming administration colleagues all attended the president-elect’s event.
Read More Trump’s NYE Party At Mar-a-Lago: Who Attended And What Transpired
A last resort endeavor in the continuing legal processes involving Trump’s co-defendants has begun with special counsel Jack Smith moving the Mar-a-Lago documents case to federal prosecutors in Florida, according to surfacing reports.
Read More Jack Smith Transfers Mar-a-Lago Documents Case To Florida Prosecutors
According to police on Tuesday, the victim who was killed after being lit on fire by an illegal alien on a Brooklyn F train was reportedly a 57-year-old woman from New Jersey named Debrina Kawam.
Read More Woman Who Was ‘Burned To Death’ By Guatemalan Illegal On Subway Is Identified By Police
U.S. sports teams have received a formal warning from the FBI on organized crime groups that prey on professional athletes.
Read More FBI Warns Of Burglars Targeting Professional Athletes’ Homes