Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to 31 years in prison for the “cold-blooded and calculated” murder of his pregnant partner, Natalie McNally. McCullagh attempted to establish a false alibi by prerecording a video-gaming session and livestreaming it to give the impression he was elsewhere during the attack. The judge highlighted the remorseless detail and excessive violence of the crime, noting McCullagh’s intent to kill both McNally and their unborn child. Furthermore, McCullagh displayed a chilling level of premeditation by attempting to frame an ex-partner and feigning grief to deceive McNally’s family.
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Responding to separate incidents, detectives discovered multiple deceased individuals. The investigation led to the identification of three victims, each succumbing to apparent gunshot wounds. The victims were found in distinct locations, including two separate residences and a business.
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Ryan Fournier, co-founder of Students for Trump, was arrested in Washington D.C. on domestic violence charges, including simple assault and threats to do bodily harm. An unnamed victim reported being struck multiple times and threatened by Fournier, who was allegedly intoxicated, while a roommate corroborated the account of violence and fear. Fournier pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor charges and a no-contact order was issued. This is not the first time Fournier has faced domestic violence allegations, having been arrested on similar charges in North Carolina in November 2023, though those charges were later dismissed.
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A DeKalb County woman, Jena Salem, demonstrated incredible resilience by fighting off a violent intruder in her home. The suspect, Derrick Burnstine, allegedly choked, punched, sexually assaulted, and stabbed Salem before she managed to escape and seek help. Burnstine was apprehended nearby and is currently being held without bond, facing multiple charges. Salem’s survival and her subsequent decision to share her story aim to empower other women and raise awareness about violence.
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The article suggests that for any potential deal with Iran concerning its nuclear program, President Trump must demand complete dismantlement of capabilities during his tenure, as Iran has no peaceful need for domestic enrichment, and future administrations cannot be relied upon to enforce strict limits. Critics argue that such a deal, if the Axios report is accurate, would lead to continued Iranian brutality, potential Israeli political instability, and that future presidents would lack the will for military enforcement due to historical precedent and evolving political landscapes. The piece concludes by noting that while a peace deal could be a market maneuver, some conservative voices appear to favor continued conflict over any resolution that might be perceived as appeasement.
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The extensive manhunt for special forces veteran Craig Berry, accused of shooting his wife on April 30, concluded with the discovery of his body on Wednesday. Initial indications suggest Berry died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities located his body in a wooded area near his home, with decomposition suggesting he likely died shortly after fleeing the scene. Berry faced charges including attempted murder and domestic assault after allegedly shooting his wife as she escaped an attack at their Tennessee home.
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Benicia police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred during a domestic violence incident. Officers responded to a report of a gunshot and discovered a man deceased at a London Circle residence. The initial 911 call suggested the shooting was an act of self-defense by a juvenile family member during the attack. No arrests have been made at this time, and further details remain undisclosed.
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Lewis, reportedly a distant relative of the missing child, had a history of domestic and family violence-related offenses, leading to his repeated incarceration. Notably, he was released from prison less than a week prior to being observed holding hands with the child on the night of her disappearance. This proximity in time and the prior history raise significant concerns regarding the circumstances surrounding the child’s vanishing.
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Early Sunday morning, a domestic mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, resulted in the deaths of eight children, seven of whom were the gunman’s own. The gunman, identified as Shamar Elkins, was fatally shot by officers after a carjacking and subsequent pursuit. Two adult women, including the mother of the children, also sustained serious and life-threatening injuries in the attack, which has deeply affected the entire city and is being investigated as the nation’s deadliest mass shooting since January 2024.
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Early Sunday in Shreveport, Louisiana, a gunman fatally shot eight children, ranging in age from one to fourteen, in domestic-related incidents across three separate locations. The suspect, who also injured two other individuals, died following a police chase and exchange of gunfire after stealing a vehicle. Officials described the extensive crime scenes as unprecedented and are working to gather further details while requesting community patience and prayers.
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