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Thousands of revelers in souped-up jeeps took to the beaches in Galveston County for “Go Topless Jeep Weekend,” but nearly 100 people were arrested on the first night Friday, FOX 26 reports.

In a twist worthy of Mark Twain himself, a St. John’s University professor has been fired for reading a passage containing the N-word from Twain’s anti-slavery novel “Pudd’nhead Wilson” in her “Literature of Satire” class.

A San Diego school aims to fix two of America’s biggest problems with programs that retrain former military service members into the manufacturing workforce the country needs. 

The FBI has reclassified the 2017 congressional baseball shooter and would-be assassin as a “domestic violent extremist,” ditching the much-maligned “suicide-by-cop” theory that those on the field had condemned as unrealistic.

Brazen gunslingers are shooting the daylights out of the Big Apple.

Severe thunderstorms and flooding will drench the central U.S. through next week as windy and warm weather continues to bring fire danger to the West.

A new interview with Scott Peterson reveals that he was surprised the jury found him guilty of murdering his pregnant wife and unborn son in his original trial. 

A Florida woman arrested for disorderly intoxication claimed she was targeted by a "jealous" hotel manager, according to reports. 

Leaders in the Minneapolis suburb where a police officer fatally shot Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in April are expected to vote Saturday on a resolution that would put the city on track to major changes to its policing practices.

Gina Dejesus, a Cleveland woman who was kidnapped and held hostage for a decade, is now the victim of a carjacking incident and robbery.

American police or sheriff’s patrol officers make anywhere from just under $19,000 up to $131,000, with salaries varying significantly by region and the department level, statistics analyzed by Fox news show. 

A statue of Jesus was smashed and an American flag burned outside a Catholic church in Brooklyn — in what cops are calling a possible hate crime.

A Rikers Island inmate put the jail on lockdown Friday morning — after escaping through a hole in a fence, law enforcement sources told The Post.

Portland residents surveyed about the city’s downtown said they plan to visit less frequently, mainly citing homelessness and rioting that has plagued the area in the last year, according to a new poll.

San Diego authorities arrested a man this week for the 2003 cold case murder of his wife whose remains were finally identified through a DNA sample from a family member, according to reports.

The body of a Dallas KPMG executive who went missing not far from his home last October was discovered near a local college, the Dallas Police Department confirmed Friday.

A "near miss" between two planes at San Diego International Airport this week has prompted an investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to reports.

The man who shot and killed a California police officer and tried to strangle an 8-year-old boy was on parole when he opened fire on the officer earlier this week before being fatally shot himself.

Forty-one district attorneys up and down California are supporting an effort to overturn regulations that allow up to 76,000 inmates, including those convicted of violent crimes and repeat offenders, to be eligible for good behavior credits that could cut short their sentences.

The number of migrants trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally continues to rise and so does the temperature along the Southwest border.