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A grand jury has indicted 33-year-old Sebastian Zepeda for the unprovoked attack and murder of a woman in a subway car. Prosecutors say Zepeda, who is an illegal immigrant, lit the victim's clothing on fire, causing her death. The indictment will be unsealed on January 7th, and Zepeda faces life in prison if convicted. Officials say Zepeda was deported in 2018, but reentered the U.S.

A grand jury has indicted 33-year-old Sebastian Zepeda for the unprovoked attack and murder of a woman in a subway car. Prosecutors say Zepeda, who is an illegal immigrant, lit the victim's clothing on fire, causing her death. The indictment will be unsealed on January 7th, and Zepeda faces life in prison if convicted. Officials say Zepeda was deported in 2018, but reentered the U.S.

illegally and had been staying in New York City migrant shelters.

illegally and had been staying in New York City migrant shelters.

Crystal Mangum, now 46, made the admission during an interview with Katerina DePasqua at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women, where Mangum is serving time for killing her boyfriend in 2011. Mangum said she knows what she did was wrong and that she made up the story because she was seeking validation. She also said she hoped the three falsely accused men could forgive her.

Crystal Mangum, now 46, made the admission during an interview with Katerina DePasqua at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women, where Mangum is serving time for killing her boyfriend in 2011. Mangum said she knows what she did was wrong and that she made up the story because she was seeking validation. She also said she hoped the three falsely accused men could forgive her.

Mangum has maintained for nearly 20 years that she was raped during a party thrown by the Duke University men's lacrosse team back in 2006, even writing a book about her claims after she was proven to have lied.

Mangum has maintained for nearly 20 years that she was raped during a party thrown by the Duke University men's lacrosse team back in 2006, even writing a book about her claims after she was proven to have lied.

Parents Defending Education revealed the breakdown of the billion dollars in grants in a new report on Thursday. They say the funding promotes far-left ideology through initiatives like race-based teacher training and youth activism programs.

Parents Defending Education revealed the breakdown of the billion dollars in grants in a new report on Thursday. They say the funding promotes far-left ideology through initiatives like race-based teacher training and youth activism programs.

Some examples of how the money was spent include $21 million for equity-focused teacher training in North Carolina, $4 million for a three-week culturally responsive computer science summer camp, and $1.2 million for the University of Iowa to train 40 elementary teachers to, quote, enact equity-centered education.

Some examples of how the money was spent include $21 million for equity-focused teacher training in North Carolina, $4 million for a three-week culturally responsive computer science summer camp, and $1.2 million for the University of Iowa to train 40 elementary teachers to, quote, enact equity-centered education.

The list goes on and on, while nearly one-third of students have fallen behind grade level only last year, Donald Trump has pledged to dismantle the Department of Education and end such initiatives.

The list goes on and on, while nearly one-third of students have fallen behind grade level only last year, Donald Trump has pledged to dismantle the Department of Education and end such initiatives.

The more than 500-page document concludes that the virus likely emerged from a lab in Wuhan, China, but also claims that the origins remain unclear. The report criticizes the World Health Organization's handling of the pandemic and the lack of transparency from China, while applauding early travel restrictions and Operation Warp Speed.

The more than 500-page document concludes that the virus likely emerged from a lab in Wuhan, China, but also claims that the origins remain unclear. The report criticizes the World Health Organization's handling of the pandemic and the lack of transparency from China, while applauding early travel restrictions and Operation Warp Speed.

It also calls for improvements to the strategic national stockpile and stronger domestic manufacturing of essential supplies. The report will be reviewed before being submitted to Congress.

It also calls for improvements to the strategic national stockpile and stronger domestic manufacturing of essential supplies. The report will be reviewed before being submitted to Congress.