An Undocumented Immigrant Working as Police Officer Arrested Concerns are growing about the integrity of law enforcement after an incident in Illinois. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested an undocumented immigrant who was working as a police officer in a Chicago suburb. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) made the announcement, stating that Radule Bojovic, originally from Montenegro, was serving as a police officer in the Hanover Park Police Department.

The Toronto Blue Jays soared to victory against the Seattle Mariners Sunday night, with a final score of 6-2. Toronto will now face another game to try and win the American League Championship Series. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. made an important play by hitting his sixth home run this postseason. Rookie Trey Yesavage pitched well, striking out seven in 5 2/3 innings.

President Trump's Security Under Review After Discovery Near Airport West Palm Beach, Florida - Concerns about the safety of President Donald Trump have risen after a recent discovery near Palm Beach International Airport. On Thursday, a hunting stand was found in a location that provided a clear view of the area where the President exits Air Force One upon arrival.

Brandy, the singer, had to stop her show in Chicago on Saturday because she wasn't feeling well. She was on "The Boy is Mine" tour with Monica, another singer. Videos online show Brandy telling the audience she needed a break. She went offstage but didn't come back to sing. On Sunday, Brandy said she was feeling tired and dehydrated. She said sorry for ending the show so quickly.

Peanut Allergy Cases Drop Thanks to Early Introduction of Foods A new study shows that giving babies peanut products early in life may help prevent them from developing peanut allergies. This change in how we feed babies has made a real difference. Since 2015, when doctors started suggesting parents give peanut products to babies as young as 4 months old, about 60,000 children have been spared from developing this allergy.

Jon Taffer Opens New Tavern in Orlando, Celebrates Tourism and Community Jon Taffer, the well-known bar expert from the reality TV show "Bar Rescue," has officially opened Taffer's Tavern in Orlando. The grand opening took place on October 15, 2025, attracting a crowd eager to experience this fresh addition to the city's vibrant entertainment scene. Located on International Drive—Orlando's bustling tourist hub—Taffer's Tavern is just a stone's throw away from the Orange County Convention Center and new attractions like the Universal Epic Universe.

Blue Jays Force Game 7 After Thrilling Victory Toronto, ON - The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Seattle Mariners in a tense Game 6, evening the American League Championship Series and setting up a decisive Game 7. After a shaky Game 5, the Blue Jays rallied to secure a 6-2 victory, fueled by strong offensive performances and a standout pitching performance from rookie Trey Yesavage.

Big news from Paris: Thieves broke into the Louvre Museum and stole a bunch of fancy jewelry! The robbery happened on October 19th. A group of people got in through a window at the Apollo Gallery. This gallery is where they keep some of the most valuable jewels in France. Officials say the thieves took nine precious items. These included:

President Trump Responds to "No Kings Day" Protests President Trump addressed reporters on Sunday regarding the "No Kings Day" protests that took place across the globe the day before. The President stated that he is not a king, emphasizing his commitment to working hard for the American people. When asked about the protests, Mr. Trump suggested that the demonstrators were not representative of the country as a whole.

President Considers Action to Revitalize San Francisco San Francisco, once a shining example of American ingenuity and prosperity, has fallen on hard times. Concerns about crime, homelessness, and a decline in the quality of life have prompted calls for action. The city, now plagued by visible signs of decay, has become a symbol of what some see as the failures of progressive policies.

President Considers Beef Imports to Lower Costs for American Families Washington D.C. - President Trump is exploring ways to ease the financial burden on American families by considering the purchase of beef from Argentina. This move is aimed at lowering the cost of beef, which has remained high due to factors like drought and import issues. “We would buy some beef from Argentina,” the President told reporters. “If we do that, that will bring our beef prices down.” The President views this potential trade agreement as a practical solution to address rising costs at the grocery store and ensure that hardworking Americans can afford to put food on the table. This action aligns with his commitment to keeping inflation in check and supporting American families by promoting free trade to open up markets.

A Bold Daylight Robbery at the Louvre Shocks Paris Paris is reeling after a brazen theft at the Louvre Museum, where a gang of thieves made off with millions of dollars worth of priceless jewelry. The audacious crime, which took place in broad daylight, has sparked a massive investigation and raised serious questions about security at one of the world's most famous museums.

Limp Bizkit Bassist Sam Rivers Passes Away Sam Rivers, the bass player for the band Limp Bizkit, has died, according to his bandmates. The band shared their feelings on social media, remembering Rivers as a key part of their music and spirit. They said his talent and heart were unforgettable and that he brought a special light to their sound.

U.S. Ends Aid to Colombia Amid Drug Concerns The United States has announced an end to foreign aid and subsidies to Colombia, citing concerns over the Colombian government's handling of illegal drug production. The decision comes after growing worries that Colombia, under its current leadership, is not doing enough to combat the cultivation and trafficking of narcotics. These drugs, primarily cocaine, are fueling addiction and crime within the United States.

Ben Stiller Opens Up About Family, Career, and the Lessons Learned Along the Way Actor Ben Stiller is reflecting on his life and career, sharing insights about his family, his parents, and the challenges of balancing work and family. In his upcoming documentary about his parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, titled "Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost," Stiller admits to a decision he regrets.

Limp Bizkit Bassist Sam Rivers Passes Away Sam Rivers, the bass player for the band Limp Bizkit, has died, according to statements from his fellow band members. While the band has not released details regarding the location or cause of Rivers' death, they shared their admiration for him, calling him "pure magic" and "the soul in the sound." In a post on social media, the band wrote, "From the first note we ever played together, Sam brought a light and a rhythm that could never be replaced.

The United States Grand Prix witnessed a display of skill and teamwork, with Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing achieving a dominant performance. The race, held at the Circuit of The Americas, showcased Verstappen's ability to secure crucial victories. Verstappen's weekend began successfully as he earned pole position in both the sprint race and the main event. He then translated these prime starting positions into wins, earning a total of 33 points over the weekend.

A baby in Florida is in the hospital after a scary incident. The 5-month-old has a broken skull and bruises after a woman allegedly hit the child. Police say it happened on Thursday when officers got a call about a baby with serious injuries. The baby was taken to a nearby hospital. An investigation showed the baby's injuries, like the broken skull and bruises on the arm and leg, happened during a fight.

Emergency Preparedness Hampered by Federal Grant Issues State officials responsible for getting ready for and dealing with natural disasters and other emergencies are saying that cuts to federal security money, rules on how money for readiness can be used, and delays because of lawsuits are making it harder to do their jobs. This is causing confusion and worry. Kiele Amundson, from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, said that every day these grant issues continue, they have less time to use the money wisely and well.

Trump Cuts Aid to Colombia Over Drug Production Concerns In a recent statement, former President Donald Trump announced the termination of U.S. foreign aid to Colombia, citing the Colombian government's alleged role in promoting the production of illegal drugs. On Sunday, Trump expressed his frustration with Colombian President Gustavo Petro in a post on Truth Social. He accused Petro of being complicit in the drug trade, calling him an “illegal drug dealer” who fosters the mass production of narcotics throughout the country.

Study Finds Leftward Lean Among Educated Women A new study is looking into the political views of well-off, college-educated women. Researchers suggest that this group, once seen as moderate, has shifted further to the left. In a recent discussion group, some women expressed strong disagreement with policies, with one participant hoping that personal struggles might cause voters to rethink their support.

Illegal Immigrant Working as Police Officer Arrested Federal immigration officials have arrested an illegal immigrant who was working as a police officer in a suburb of Chicago, raising concerns about the vetting processes in sanctuary jurisdictions. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the arrest of Radule Bojovic, originally from Montenegro. Bojovic had been serving as a police officer with the Hanover Park Police Department.

In 2019, Amber Smith and her husband, Granger Smith, suffered a terrible loss when their three-year-old son, River, drowned in their backyard pool. The tragedy brought immense grief, not only for the loss of their child but also from cruel comments on social media. At the time, the couple had two other children, Lincoln and London, who also needed their parents' comfort.

Nationwide Protests Target Administration Policies Across the nation, demonstrations are taking place, with participants voicing their concerns about current administration policies. These events, organized under the banner of “No Kings,” are drawing attention and sparking debate about the direction of the country. The President addressed the demonstrations, reassuring the public that the role of leader is not a monarchy. The concern has been raised by some on whether the demonstrations are really organic or are a coordinated effort by groups with a particular agenda.

U.S. Sends Home Survivors After Drug Sub Strike WASHINGTON - Following a U.S. military operation in the Caribbean, two survivors from a vessel suspected of carrying illegal drugs will be returned to their home countries of Ecuador and Colombia, according to President Trump. The military intervened on Thursday, striking what is believed to be a drug-smuggling submersible. President Trump stated on social media that the vessel was heavily laden with fentanyl and other illegal narcotics, heading towards the United States.