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Kerri Rawson, daughter of BTK killer, receives domestic violence injunction

Kerri Rawson, daughter of BTK killer Dennis Rader, has been granted a domestic violence injunction after her ex-husband claimed she threatened their family's safety. The injunction restricts her contact with their children and prohibits her from approaching their home or school. Rawson has been active in advocating for victims of violent crime since her father's arrest.

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Fox News — Latest

Mother Testifies About Daughter's Reluctance to Travel with Father Before Alleged Murder

In court, Kali Galanis testified that her daughter Melina Frattolin did not want to travel with her father, Luciano Frattolin, to Ethiopia, leading to the trip's cancellation. Prosecutors allege Frattolin killed Melina during a trip, falsely reporting her abduction on the day she was supposed to return home. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

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Fox News — Latest

Forensic Expert Questions Hair Evidence in Kohberger Case Amid Legal Developments

Forensic expert Brent Turvey has questioned hair evidence found at the scene of the University of Idaho murders, which Bryan Kohberger references in his petition for post-conviction relief. Kohberger, who pleaded guilty in 2025, claims he was coerced into his plea and that his defense was ineffective. An attorney for one victim's family has stated that the hair evidence does not exonerate Kohberger.

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New York Post

Tony Romo arrested for alleged OWI in Wisconsin

Tony Romo was arrested on July 29, 2026, in Wisconsin for alleged OWI. Body camera footage from the incident shows him having difficulty during a field sobriety test.

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Wired

Man Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison Due to Username Error

Brandon Klayme served 18 months in prison after being wrongfully convicted due to a typographical error in a username. The incident raises concerns about the accuracy of identification methods used by authorities.

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Guardian — US

Florida executes two inmates on the same day

Florida executed two inmates on July 28, 2026, with Dominick Occhicone, 80, and James Duckett, 68, both receiving lethal injections. This event marks the first occurrence of two executions in one day in nearly ten years.

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dailymail.com

Andrew and Tristan Tate Face Multiple Charges and Threats in Jail

Andrew and Tristan Tate are facing 59 charges, including rape and human trafficking, after their arrest by US Marshals. Their lawyer claims they are under threat of violence in jail, while the UK seeks their extradition. The brothers deny the allegations against them and are requesting documents to support their bail application.

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Fox News — Latest

Ms. Rachel Comments on Nolan Wells Investigation, Raises Racial Concerns

Rachel Accurso, known as Ms. Rachel, has commented on the investigation into Nolan Wells' death, suggesting that racial factors may have influenced the investigation's outcome. Wells, who went missing during a boat trip, was found deceased shortly after. The case has raised questions about law enforcement's handling, with varying opinions on the implications of race in the investigation.

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Washington Examiner

Department of Justice allocates $7 million for security at religious facilities

The Department of Justice is allocating over $7.7 million to improve security at religious facilities in response to increased threats, including active shooter incidents. Grants will be available for faith-based institutions and law enforcement agencies to cover security expenses and enhance collaboration between communities and law enforcement.

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New York Times — US

U.S. Citizen Charged After Deleting Data from Seized Phone

A U.S. citizen faces felony charges after allegedly deleting data from his Google Pixel phone, which was equipped with GrapheneOS, before the phone was seized. The indictment specifies that the individual deleted the digital contents.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump petitions Supreme Court to overturn $83 million defamation judgment

Donald Trump's legal team has filed a petition with the Supreme Court to challenge an $83.3 million defamation judgment awarded to E. Jean Carroll. The petition argues that the case sets a precedent for imposing damages on a sitting president and questions the application of presidential immunity to Trump's statements made while in office.

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Guardian — US

Florida carries out first of two executions in a single day

Florida executed a former police officer on July 28, 2026, marking the first of two lethal injections planned for the same day. The second execution will involve an 80-year-old man, potentially making him the second-oldest inmate executed in modern U.S. history.

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Axios

Supreme Court Upholds Termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians

The Supreme Court has upheld the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, limiting judicial review of DHS decisions. This ruling affects hundreds of thousands and raises concerns about potential economic impacts as many TPS holders are active in the labor market. Ongoing litigation regarding TPS for other countries continues amid uncertainty about future designations.

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Guardian — US

Seattle police recover firearms at mass shooting scene

Seattle police reported the recovery of a modified machine gun and a ghost gun following a mass shooting at a food festival on July 26, 2026. The shooting resulted in three deaths, including one suspect, and at least five injuries, including a two-year-old boy. Authorities are continuing to investigate the involvement of multiple suspects.

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Washington Examiner

Teen sentenced to life without parole for school shooting in Georgia

Colt Gray, a 16-year-old, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a school shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia, which killed two students and two teachers. The judge emphasized Gray's lack of remorse and the need to protect society, while family members of the victims expressed their grief and relief at the sentencing.

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