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Posted at 10:31 pm on May 17, 2017 by Brad Slager    

Posted at 11:05 pm on May 17, 2017 by Jennifer Van Laar Twenty-one members of the notorious MS-13 gang were rounded up Wednesday morning in various locations throughout Los Angeles. The pre-dawn raid was conducted by the FBI, ATF, and LAPD as part of a three-year racketeering investigation. A 41-count federal indictment in the case, which lists 44 defendants, was unsealed Wednesday.

Posted at 4:00 am on May 18, 2017 by Jay Caruso For eight long years, Republicans and conservatives endured Barack Obama blaming George W. Bush for every problem he encountered, whether it was related to the economy, terrorism or foreign policy. Every blunder and failure led to finger-pointing at “the previous administration” and the “mess” they “inherited.” Obama supporters easily fell into the trap of saying, “Well, what about Bush?” whenever they faced criticism.

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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — In this village perched along the Hudson River, boys pedal up to one of the spots downtown for drinks and snacks after school. At a pizza parlor, the owner lets a regular customer walk off with a plain slice with the understanding that she will pay the next time she comes in. Around the corner, the hardware store has set up its barbecue grills for sale on the sidewalk, welcoming spring’s arrival. Then an unusual contraption creeps down the street: a tow truck outfitted with cameras and light reflectors, tugging a sedan.

CAIRO, Ill. — Residents hear mice rustling in the walls at night. Some occupants leave ovens on in the winter, their doors perched open, because furnaces fail.