Your latest national forecast - Heat continues. Fire danger Wednesday. Severe thunderstorm potential Thursday.

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NEW: FBI Raleigh Joint Terrorism Task Force and private sector partners acted quickly and stopped an individual allegedly planning a mass shooting in NC — likely saving lives.

Investigators say Eric Byrd also threatened to become one himself in messages posted on social media.

Authorities report that he posted photos of himself holding guns alongside disturbing racist, homophobic, and pro Nazi comments.

Byrd was detained on March 9 during an involuntary commitment request after Meta flagged the concerning posts to federal authorities.

He is charged with communicating a threat.

https://abc11.com/amp/post/raleigh-19-year-old-charged-alleged-online-threats-extremist-posts/18747209/

FBI Director Kash Patel

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport

"I like it. I think Trump's doing a hell of a job."

"Most of the travelers we spoke with say... they're pleased to see ICE agents stepping in."
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One aspect of the DHS shutdown that has flown under the radar:

Yes, ICE's frontline deportation officers are funded via OBBB, but their civilian support staff/non-law enforcement personnel are not. They haven't been paid since the DHS shutdown began.

They may not be the ones physically removing illegal immigrants, but they are crucial support for the ICE officers who are.

I've been contacted by several of these employees who feel they've been left behind. They won't quit or call out because they believe in the mission, but it is getting increasingly difficult for them after missing several paychecks already.

Bill Melugin

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Earlier this month, I met Molly, Amy, and Patti as they asked for help freeing their brother Dennis Coyle from detention in Afghanistan. Today, Dennis is on his way home. We thank the UAE and Qatar for their support. The release is a positive step towards ending the practice of hostage diplomacy.

Secretary Marco Rubio

Nebraska: Moving sight from Neligh this morning—semis of hay heading west to feed livestock after the worst wildfire in state history.

A powerful reminder this National Agriculture Day as we celebrate not just the industry, but the heart of the hardworking people who make it what it is.

Rep. Adrian Smith

UPDATE: The U.S. Park Police officer injured during an "ambush-style" shooting in Southeast D.C. has been released from the hospital, according to USPP.

The officer had been recovering at MedStar after being flown to the hospital in non-life threatening condition after the shooting.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

More: https://mynews4.com/news/nation-world/us-park-police-officer-shooting-southeast-dc-benning-road-uspp-undercover-cop-shot-ambush-medstar-hospital-non-life-threatening-condition-unmarked-tesla-shots-fired-manhunt-suspects-two-gunmen

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Watch: People are now living inside storm drains in South LA.

We witnessed someone climbing out of the sewer system where conditions include human waste, trash and an overwhelming stench.

Neighbors say they’ve complained to the city for months but feel ignored. 📷FOXLA

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Not your typical interstate traffic. 🐎

Yesterday, KSP Post 4 troopers spotted this horse on I-65 just south of Elizabethtown. They safely guided the horse off the interstate.

KY State Police

He was the face of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

Gregory Bovino has only a few regrets:

“I wish I’d caught even more illegal aliens,” he said in a recent interview. “I mean, we went as hard as we could, but there’s always a creative and innovative solution to catching even more.”

Read more: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/24/us/gregory-bovino-border-patrol.html

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NEW: The city of Dallas has started removing rainbow and decorative crosswalks

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Over the weekend, a man reportedly smashed a glass bottle over another person’s head, prompting a woman to pull a knife and stab three people during an altercation at Zaya, a popular restaurant located in a historic building Downtown.

Reports suggest the dispute may have stemmed from an argument over a restaurant bill, though officials have not confirmed that detail. Police say at least two individuals were taken into custody.

The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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NEW: A 13-year-old student was found with a 9mm handgun with ammunition at Tomlinson Middle School in Inkster, Michigan.

More: http://themetrodetroitnews.com/13-year-old-arrested-after-bringing-loaded-gun-to-middle-school

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Kendall District Deputy Esteban “Steve” Morua Jr. has retired from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office after 29 years of dedicated service. Well done Brother.💙

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San Diego Border Patrol captures two fugitives wanted for murder and child sex crimes. Justice is served!

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/san-diego-border-patrol-captures-two-mexican-fugitives-wanted-for-murder-child-sex-crimes

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The great thing about business news is, it's simply numbers, and the numbers don't lie. Just released IRS data shows Red States gained $39B in net income in 2023 compared to Blue States losing $43B.

Net Adjusted Gross Income Gains:
Florida: +$20.6 Billion
Texas: +5.3 Billion
South Carolina: +$4.1 Billion

Net Adjusted Gross Income Losses:
California: -$12.9 Billion
New York: -$10.5 Billion
Illinois: $6.1 Billion

Red states are thriving, blue states are dying.

Jeff Vaughn

These guys are heroes! Rescuing horses
at dillingham ranch, Hawai'i. Not much help. They pulled it off.

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Last month the Atlanta Gladiators hosted Heroes Night, bringing the community together to recognize the service and sacrifice of first responders.

During the event, fallen Gwinnett County Police Officer Pradeep Tamang was honored with his photo displayed on the jumbotron, giving attendees a moment to reflect on his legacy and dedication to serving others.

Members of the Gwinnett County SWAT team rappelled from the rafters in a coordinated demonstration, highlighting the specialized skills used to protect the community. K9 Krypto, a bomb dog, also took part, dropping a ceremonial puck to officially begin the game.

Heroes Night served as a meaningful reminder of the commitment and courage shown by public safety professionals every day. To top off the night, the Gladiators won in overtime.

Gwinnett County Police