An elderly couple had just moved into their home when they received a letter they took as a threat to give up their property for migrants, the British residents told the Daily Mail. A letter from the North Northamptonshire Council was left on Jose and Ted Saunders’ door mat in January, referring to their Rushden home as “derelict” and “empty” …
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AMERICAN VALUES: ‘It’s dying’: Parents, grandparents worry about future of American dream
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. – Many parents and grandparents who spoke with Fox News have a dismal view of the American dream, saying they worry it’s “dying” or already dead for the next generation. “They can’t afford the American dream,” Pat from Gilroy, California, said. “What we wanted when we were young, it’s not something our kids can afford.” Many …
Read More »Broker who found alleged Shake Shack squatters in $930K home says city is allowing 'culture of lawlessness'
NEW YORK CITY – A “culture of lawlessness” has allowed squatters to take control of properties and haul homeowners through costly, lengthy legal battles, a real estate broker facing alleged squatters of her own told Fox News. “Squatters are a major problem not only in the area, but all over New York,” Top Nest Properties broker Ejona Bardhi Shyti told …
Read More »Florida man says space object crashed into his house. Why NASA is taking him seriously
NASA is investigating an object that a Florida resident says came from space and plummeted into his home last month. Alejandro Otero said a piece of equipment from the International Space Station hit his Naples home and posted photos on X in response to an astronomer who was tracking where and when the equipment entered Earth’s atmosphere. Otero was on …
Read More »City whose mayor rage-quit over ‘reckless’ budget proposal swears in new leader
The residents of Clearwater, Florida, elected a new mayor who promised to spend their money wisely a year after his predecessor quit over the city council’s expensive plans to build a new city hall. “We have to be sensitive to what the people want at all times with our spending,” attorney Bruce Rector, the new Clearwater mayor, said. “You know, …
Read More »Boston activists pushing ‘White churches’ to pay reparations is 'absurd,' says South Side Chicago pastor
Activist leaders in Boston demanding “White churches” pay reparations to the city’s Black community “is really absurd,” said a pastor from the South Side of Chicago. “They’re playing on people’s guilt and shame and trying to shame them into doing something, trying to guilt them into doing something,” Pastor Corey Brooks told Fox News. “I don’t want anybody doing anything …
Read More »Alleged squatters pull Shake Shack receipt as proof they legally occupy woman's $930,000 home
Two alleged squatters attempting to oust the legal property owner of a New York duplex included a fast food receipt as part of their evidence that they legally lived in the residence, according to court filings. Juliya Fulman bought the Queens property several years ago through an LLC, Lakewood Queens Property, and invested $530,000 in it. But in early March, …
Read More »Squatters occupy $500K home mistakenly built on wrong lot, and now developer is suing land's true owner
A Hawaii property owner is getting sued after finding out a half-million dollar house was accidentally built on her land. The legal quagmire has attracted squatters to the house, according to a neighbor who spoke to local news. “You already make a mistake, and then you build on my land without my permission. And then now you’re suing me for …
Read More »AMERICAN VALUES: How law enforcement in this small town grapples with anti-police reforms: 'Hands are tied'
NOEL, Mo. – A small town police force said it is still grappling against the ongoing push from anti-police activists, federal and state lawmakers to reform law enforcement practices. “Thepeople and the organizations that want these policies – I understand that there’s a lot that can be fixed, and I think there’s a lot of things that can be changed,”Noel …
Read More »Seattle-area officials want 'no locks, no cells' for juvenile offenders amid rise in teen crime
Seattle-area leaders are eyeing a 2028 deadline for closing their youth detention center, despite a rise in youth crime. “We know detention is causing harm, we know detention is expensive,” said Celia Jackson, director of criminal legal system transformation at the King County Executive’s Office, KING 5 reported. “It is always the right time to do the right thing.” Protesters …
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