BREAKING: U.S. Army soldier involved in Maduro capture accused of using classified intel to cash in big, Ali Bradley reports.

Federal prosecutors say Gannon Ken Van Dyke made more than $400K betting on a prediction market—allegedly using top-secret details about a U.S. military operation targeting Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

According to the indictment, Van Dyke participated in the planning and execution of the U.S. military operation to capture Nicolás Maduro and used his access to classified information about that operation to personally profit—Placing bets on outcomes tied to U.S. action in Venezuela—before the mission even went public.

He’s now facing fraud, commodities violations, and national security-related charges

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⚠️A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Oklahoma until 11 PM CDT

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Nebraska can’t catch a break: The Pressey Fire in Custer county has grown overnight to 10,000 acres. The fire was active all evening, according to The Hotshot Wake Up .

The National Guard has been ordered and they are sending two Nebraska Air National Guard Black Hawk helicopters and a National Guard Handcrew.

The fire is burning in the Pressey State Wildlife Management Area, and quickly grew with critical fire conditions. The fire remains 0% contained. Red Flag conditions continue today.

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ICYMI: A freight train derailed in downtown Austin, Texas overnight as about seven cars jumped the track, an official said.

No one was injured, and there is no threat to public safety, according to Matthew Nonweiler, a public information officer for the Austin Police Department. The 230-car train was not carrying passengers or hazardous materials, he added.

https://www.statesman.com/news/local/article/austin-train-derailment-road-closures-22221790.php

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NEW: In just 48 hours, 75 fire hydrants in Detroit have been destroyed after thieves started stealing the metal nozzles and stems.

Local officials are now needing to tell scrapyards not to accept the stolen fire hydrant parts, which are worth about $600 each.

"One hydrant here or there is manageable, but the problem is whoever's doing this is doing multiple hydrants in a row," said Executive Fire Commissioner Chuck Simms.

"So when DFD shows up, they're not going to have a hydrant within 600 or 900 feet, which put people's lives at risk."

Officials are asking the community to help find the suspects.

https://x.com/i/status/2047375156868534493

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One dead, multiple injured, and five suspects in custody after a shooting at a mall, officials say.

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Kentucky lawmakers have overridden a veto of legislation to prevent frivolous lawsuits against members of the firearm industry, marking a significant win.

Read the full article here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/kentucky-firearm-industry-lawsuit-protection-veto-override-hb78

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It was my Great Honor to meet with the Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, Fifth District Supervisor Kathryn Barger (Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors), and the Supervisor’s Chief of Staff, Anna Mouradian, to discuss the progress made on the horrific fires that ravaged Los Angeles, and the surrounding area. Since my strong action and statements with respect to Insurance Companies, and the way they were treating the Home Owners, that aspect of this Disaster has proceeded well — Big progress has been made, and those Companies are “stepping up to the plate,” as they should be. The Banks, however, have a long way to go, and we will be looking into their actions, effective immediately. Wells Fargo, in particular, has been very difficult to deal with. The Banks must treat those people, who so horribly lost their Homes in this tragic fire, very fairly and well. I will be working with the Mayor, Supervisor, and everyone else to help this tragic situation go smoothly. In particular, I want to thank our Great EPA Administrator, Lee Zeldin, for the incredible speed with which he has already accomplished his very complex Environmental work. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP

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An organization built on tracking extremism is now under fire, with major claims it quietly backed the same groups it worked to expose.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/splc-indictment-kkk-neo-nazi-funding-allegations

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"[Trump's] banking on the fact that our blockade will bankrupt Iran and China... and that they will blink first."

Carl Higbie breaks down President Trump's strategic play of issuing a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz.

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🚨 BLUE ALERT 🚨
Missouri, Cape Girardeau Area.

FOESTE WAS INVOLVED IN A DOMESTIC ASSAULT INCIDENT ON 04/22/26. ON 04/23/26 FOESTE MADE THREATS TO UTILIZE A FIREARM AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL.

*Blue Alert: Imminent and credible threat to kill or seriously injure law enforcement officer

BLUE ALERT ISSUED IN CAPE GIRARDEAU — SUSPECT THREATENS TO SHOOT OFFICERS

Missouri State Highway Patrol issued a Blue Alert Thursday evening for a Cape Girardeau man authorities say has made direct threats to kill or seriously injure law enforcement officers.

The alert centers on Joshua Ellis Foeste, 43, who became the focus of a domestic assault investigation on April 22. The very next day, Foeste allegedly escalated the situation by threatening to use a firearm against police — triggering the statewide warning.

Patrol officials describe Foeste as a white male, 5’8”, 243 pounds, with a bald head, green eyes, and a possible goatee. He is believed to be armed with a 1911-style pistol and was last spotted at 1:36 p.m. on April 22, walking away from 546 South Sprigg Street in Cape Girardeau. His direction of travel remains unknown.

Authorities are calling Foeste’s threat “imminent and credible” and are urging the public to avoid any contact with him.

If you have seen Foeste or know his whereabouts, call 911 or your local law enforcement agency immediately.

Suspect is considered armed and dangerous. Do not approach.


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WATCH: Baton Rouge Police, Mayor Sid Edwards and other city leaders are providing an update behind the deadly shooting at the Mall of Louisiana, that left one person dead and 5 others injured earlier today.

- A BRPD officer that’s already assigned to the mall was on scene and was able to respond quickly.

- Name of the deceased not being released at this time.

- Mayor Edwards said those arrested will be prosecuted to the fullest extent.

More: https://www.wafb.com/2026/04/23/1-dead-multiple-injured-following-shooting-mall-louisiana-5-people-custody/

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The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, Florida, announced former Sheriff J. Harrell Reid passed away on Thursday.

"The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office extends our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and community members mourning the passing of Sheriff J. Harrell Reid on April 23, 2026.

Sheriff Reid dedicated his life to public service and to the protection and well-being of the citizens he proudly served. His commitment to law enforcement and his community leaves behind a lasting legacy that will not be forgotten.

“Sheriff J. Harrell Reid was a respected leader and a true public servant who devoted many years to serving his community with integrity and dedication. On behalf of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, we extend our heartfelt prayers and condolences to his family, friends, and all those whose lives he touched. His service and legacy will always be remembered.”

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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A massive homeless encampment spanning roughly half a mile is drawing renewed concern after neighbors say calls to the county went unanswered for months. 📷FOXLA

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K-9s help find missing, injured woman in San Bernardino County.

Two K-9s are being credited for finding a missing woman who had fallen down a steep ravine in the San Bernardino mountains.

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Police Chief Jeffrey Wanamaker has retired from the Clarkstown Police Department, NY after 39 years of service.

Chief Wanamaker began his career on March 2, 1987, as a police officer with the Clarkstown Police Department. Over the decades, he rose steadily through the ranks, demonstrating commitment, professionalism, and leadership at every level of the organization. In addition to his operational roles, he also served for eight years on the executive board of the Police Benevolent Association (PBA), reflecting his commitment to representing and supporting his fellow officers.

Throughout his career, Chief Wanamaker was also a member of the department’s Honor Guard and Critical Incident Response Team, where he served as team leader for the Crisis Negotiation Team.

Well done Brother💙

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The CSD was struck by the lack of pride Democrats had for Gavin Newsom during the California Governor’s debate.

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