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NEED TO KNOW Authorities believe foul play is involved in the disappearance of 35-year-old Danielle StaleyShe was last seen on Nov. 6 near Rio Del Mar State Beach in Santa Cruz County, Calif.Her boyfriend, Alx Nunez, recently told local news station KSBW that he has no involvement in her disappearance As authorities continue to investigate the suspicious disappearance of a woman in California, her boyfriend is speaking out. Danielle Staley, 35, was last seen around 11:23 p.m. on Nov. 6, near Rio Del Mar State Beach, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office previously said. The next day, Staley’s personal belongings…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Police in New York have arrested a 33-year-old woman in connection with the brutal death of a 52-year-old man outside a yacht club on Long Island’s scenic north shore.The Stony Brook Yacht Club parking lot is better known for kayak launches and wedding photos than crime scene tape, but police allege that Kacy Corso, who lived in nearby Setauket, was involved in the stabbing death of Christopher Millwater, of Selden.The altercation began in the parking lot across from 21 Shore Road, used by visitors to a pair of marinas and also a…
NEED TO KNOW Nathan Carman’s grandfather was fatally shot in 2013, and his mother was presumed dead after a boating trip spent with him three years laterIn May 2022, Nathan was arrested in connection with his mother’s disappearanceHe maintained his innocence, and some still believe he wasn’t involved in his family members’ deaths Nathan Carman was suspected of murdering his mother and grandfather, but maintained his innocence until his 2023 death by suicide. The Netflix documentary The Carman Family Deaths, which premiered on Nov. 19, examines Nathan, the Carman family dynamics and the deaths in more depth, offering new insights…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A controversial bill proposing the death penalty for Palestinian terrorists — backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — has ignited intense public and political debate. While Netanyahu initially refrained from publicly supporting the legislation, reportedly over concerns that it could affect hostages held in Gaza, his spokesperson has since confirmed his endorsement.”In terms of the death-penalty bill, it’s known that the prime minister supports this, of course, as a punishment after a fair trial in our judicial system. Anyone that harms the State of Israel and its citizens will face consequences,” Shosh Bedrosian,…
NEED TO KNOW George Carroll’s children were told he had left to buy cigarettes and never returned, but the mystery persisted for decadesIn 2018, Carroll’s remains were shockingly found buried below the basement of his family home on Long IslandThe story is the focus of a new ID documentary, The Secrets We Bury, premiering Dec. 16 George Carroll’s children had always been told their father had left to get cigarettes and never returned. For decades, Mike Carroll — living in his childhood home in Lake Grove, N.Y., on Long Island — and his siblings were desperate for answers as to…
Two top gun-rights organizations are pushing a Missouri court to declare the National Firearms Act (NFA) null and void since the $200 tax on suppressors, short-barreled rifles (SBRs), short-barreled shotguns (SBSs) and NFA-designated “any other weapons” (AOWs) was rescinded in President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. On November 14, the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) filed a motion for summary judgment in the case Brown v. ATF in which plaintiffs are asking the court to strike down the remainder of the NFA and enjoin the government’s continued enforcement of the act’s unconstitutional requirements. The motion—filed…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro responded to backlash over the arrest of an Uzbek illegal immigrant with suspected terror ties who was captured by federal authorities while holding a Pennsylvania commercial driver’s license.Akhror Bozorov was nabbed by ICE while driving a big rig in Kansas and holding a Pennsylvania CDL with a Somerton, Philadelphia address. He was wanted in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on suspicion of ties to terrorist groups among other allegations, according to DHS.Shapiro said Bozorov still remained in the federal database PennDOT uses to vet noncitizens for licensure validity as of Wednesday…
NEED TO KNOW Ismail Ali, missing since 2020 and presumed dead, unexpectedly appeared at a police station on Nov. 19Days earlier, police arrested five people on suspicion of his murder; they now remain on bail on charges of money-laundering offensesPolice are investigating the circumstances of Ali’s disappearance and the alleged money-laundering activity A man who vanished five years ago has been found just days after five people were arrested on suspicion of his murder. Ismail Ali hadn’t been seen since leaving work at Gulam Food Stores on Cumberland Road in the city of Bradford in West Yorkshire, England at 2:30…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A former aide to Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J., was charged with faking a political attack that prosecutors say included lacerations and writing on her body. Natalie Greene, 26, of Ocean City, made an initial court appearance Wednesday on one count of conspiracy to convey false statements and hoaxes and one count of making false statements to federal law enforcement following the alleged incident in Egg Harbor Township over the summer. “Late at night on July 23, 2025, Greene’s co-conspirator called 911 and reported that she and Greene had been attacked by three men when…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Authorities throughout the country are warning shoppers to remain vigilant ahead of their holiday errands as thieves are turning to a popular crime trend to make off with quick cash. The trend – nicknamed “jugging” – involves criminals following victims from ATMs, banks or stores in an effort to steal their cash or new purchases, according to the FBI. Law enforcement officers typically see a rise in incidents around the holiday season, with shoppers often walking around with large sums of cash or high-cost gifts. “Jugging is just, in my opinion, a slang term…

