College Hockey Captain Studying Criminal Justice Killed by Twice-Deported Illegal Alien in Sanctuary Connecticut, and There Are Still No Charges

Ryan O’Shea, a 21-year-old University of New Haven senior studying criminal justice and co-captain of the school’s club hockey team, was killed on October 16 when a wrong-way pickup truck driven by a twice-deported Mexican national slammed head-on into his vehicle on Interstate 91 in North Haven, Connecticut.

University of Texas Vows It ‘Will Not Tolerate’ Incitement of Violence After Student’s Giddy Poem Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Murder, ‘Will Handle This Incident Consistent with the Law’

The University of Texas System issued a pointed statement Thursday after a viral video showed UT San Antonio student Isa Casahuga-Lemgrube gleefully reading a poem at a Turning Point USA campus event that celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Wealthy CEO and Two Daughters SHOT, Wife Brutally Attacked with HAMMER After Three Masked Thugs Storm Luxury Mansion in Exclusive Neighborhood

A wealthy Canadian executive and his family became the victims of a horrifying home invasion Thursday morning after three masked criminals stormed their multimillion-dollar residence in one of Toronto’s most exclusive neighborhoods, shooting the father and his two adult daughters while brutally attacking his wife with a hammer.

WATCH: NY’s Top Prosecutors Go Silent When Asked by a Reporter if They Ordered Lighter Charges for Illegal Aliens to Avoid Deportation

New York Attorney General Letitia James, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz, and Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez went silent when a New York Post reporter asked them at a Thursday gun-seizure press conference whether they had ordered prosecutors to downgrade charges against illegal aliens so they could avoid deportation, as detailed in a recent House Judiciary Committee report.

Texas AG’s Office Sues Harris County Clerk for Running Taxpayer-Funded Get-Out-the-Vote Ads That Targeted Non-White Voters on Facebook and Instagram

The Office of the Texas Attorney General filed a lawsuit Thursday against Harris County Clerk Teneshia Hudspeth and her Director of Communications Irene Nuñez, alleging they used Meta’s advertising tools on and Instagram to run “Get Out the Vote” style ads that targeted black, Asian, and Latino users while avoiding other demographics, notably white voters.