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Fox News — Latest Jul 17

Canadian Woman Detained After Allegedly Slapping Teen Over Political Clothing

Kaitlyn Tracey, a Canadian woman, was detained by U.S. authorities after allegedly slapping a teenage girl on a New Jersey boardwalk. The incident occurred over political clothing, and Tracey is facing removal proceedings for overstaying her visa. Her husband disputes the allegations, claiming the situation has been exaggerated.

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apnews.com Jul 17

ICE Officer Involved in Shooting Has History of Mental Health Issues, Relatives Say

David Brouillette, an ICE officer involved in a shooting incident in Maine, has a reported history of mental health issues and violent behavior, according to relatives. The shooting occurred on July 13, 2026, when Brouillette shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. Family members have raised concerns about Brouillette's past behavior and mental health struggles.

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New York Post Jul 17

Nashville police officer resigns after incidents at middle school

Lisa Vidrios, a former officer with the Metro Nashville Police Department, has resigned following her admission of engaging in sexual activities with a fellow officer at Madison Middle School. These incidents reportedly took place while students were in close proximity.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 16

DHS Requests Custody of Bangladeshi Immigrant Charged with Murder

The Department of Homeland Security has requested the transfer of Akbor Miah, a Bangladeshi immigrant charged with the murder of his sister-in-law, into federal custody. Miah, who illegally reentered the U.S. after being deported, faces a first-degree murder charge in Florida, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. Evidence linking him to the crime includes DNA and a bullet found in his vehicle.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 16

Florida Man Arrested for Violating Probation and Attempting to Defraud Drug Test

James Shepard, a Florida man, was arrested for violating probation and attempting to use a device to defraud a drug test. He was stopped for driving with a suspended license and found with a 'Whizzinator' device. He faces multiple charges and is being held without bond.

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New York Times — US Jul 16

Judge Unseals Subpoena Filings for Lawmaker's Phone Data

A judge has unsealed documents concerning subpoenas issued by special counsel Jack Smith to obtain call records from lawmakers. This practice has been known since October.

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Mother Jones Jul 16

Study Finds Disparities in Law Enforcement Referrals for Black Newborns Over Substance Use Allegations

A study by The Marshall Project reveals that mothers of Black newborns are disproportionately referred to law enforcement for alleged substance use during pregnancy compared to White mothers. The analysis, based on data from eight states, indicates that systemic racial disparities contribute to these higher referral rates, often stemming from unreliable drug testing practices. The report highlights the potential negative impacts on Black maternal health and family dynamics.

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Al Jazeera English Jul 16

Former CEO of Italy's main highway operator receives 12-year prison sentence

The former CEO of Italy’s main highway operator has been sentenced to 12 years in prison due to his involvement in a bridge collapse. This case highlights ongoing issues related to infrastructure safety in the country.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 16

Nine Venezuelan Nationals Plead Guilty in Nashville Sex Trafficking Case

Nine Venezuelan nationals have pleaded guilty to participating in a sex trafficking scheme that lured women to the U.S. with false job offers. The operation involved coercion and threats of violence to force the victims into prostitution. Sentencing for the defendants is scheduled for the week of November 16.

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New York Times — US Jul 16

Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Arrested by ICE While Seeking Asylum

Shaoping Wu, a Chinese human rights lawyer, has been arrested by ICE as he sought asylum in the U.S. His supporters and family members are worried about the possibility of his deportation.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 16

Remains of Missing Millionaire Identified After 44 Years

Thelma Gaston, a millionaire real estate investor who vanished in 1981, has been identified after her remains were found in Riverside County, California, over 40 years ago. Advances in forensic technology led to her identification, and Lawrence Remsen, accused of her murder, is serving a life sentence. The case demonstrates the impact of modern investigative techniques in resolving cold cases.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 16

FBI Investigates Shooting Incident at ICE Facility in Phoenix

The FBI is investigating a shooting at an ICE facility in Phoenix, Arizona, where multiple rounds were fired at the building, resulting in no injuries. This incident coincides with a DHS announcement regarding increased safety measures for ICE personnel due to a significant rise in attacks against them.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 16

FBI Investigates Shooting Incident at ICE Facility in Phoenix

The FBI is investigating a shooting incident at an ICE facility in Phoenix, Arizona, where multiple rounds were fired at the building on July 14, 2026. No injuries were reported, and the motive for the shooting remains unknown. This incident coincides with a DHS announcement requiring body cameras for ICE arrest teams due to a rise in attacks against personnel.

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Guardian — US Jul 16

Authorities Identify Remains of Los Angeles Millionaire Missing Since 1981

Authorities in Riverside County have confirmed the identification of Thelma Gaston's remains, a Los Angeles millionaire who had been missing since 1981. The remains were identified through genetic genealogy and dental records, found in a rugged area near Sugarloaf Mountain.

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bangordailynews.com Jul 16

ICE Agent Identified in Fatal Shooting of Colombian Man in Biddeford

David Brouillette, an ICE agent, has been identified as the person who fatally shot Johan Sebastian Duran Guerrero in Biddeford. The incident occurred during a traffic stop, and Brouillette reportedly admitted to the shooting in a call with his ex-wife. The investigation is ongoing, with multiple agencies involved, and advocacy groups claim Guerrero had authorization to work in the U.S.

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pressherald.com Jul 16

ICE Agent Identified in Fatal Shooting in Biddeford

David Michael Brouillette, an ICE agent, has been identified as the shooter in the fatal incident involving Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford. Brouillette's ex-wife reported that he admitted to the shooting and claimed it was justified. The incident occurred during ICE surveillance, and Brouillette has a history of employment in law enforcement and military service.

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The Hill Jul 16

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to Meet with Epstein Survivors

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche will meet with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes on Thursday. This meeting comes after lawmakers exerted pressure during hearings on Capitol Hill.

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Ars Technica Jul 16

xAI Files Lawsuit Against User for Alleged Creation of Illegal Content

xAI has initiated legal action against Terry Wayne Harwood, who is accused of using the Grok chatbot to create illegal content. The lawsuit follows Harwood's arrest for possession and distribution of child sexual abuse materials, with xAI alleging it played a role in his apprehension.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 16

Republican Senators Question Former Biden Pardon Attorney During Confirmation Hearing

During the Todd Blanche confirmation hearing, Republican senators challenged the credibility of former U.S. pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer regarding her recommendations for clemency for death row inmates. Oyer defended her actions while facing criticism from several senators, who highlighted specific cases of inmates she recommended for commutation. Democratic Senator Cory Booker expressed support for Oyer amidst the questioning.

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New York Times — US Jul 16

Houston ICE Shooting Incident Involves Victim and Construction Workers

In Houston, a shooting incident involving ICE agents has been reported. According to the victim's brother, the victim and three other workers were chased by ICE agents while heading to a construction job.

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