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Houston Police are searching for a man who crashed his car into a ditch at 100-mph and fled the scene, leaving behind his injured family.The father was driving with his wife and four children when their SUV crashed into a pickup truck, according to reports from local outlets.HPD says the surveillance footage shows the man’s Ford Expedition speeding on Yale Street when what appears to be a Chevy Avalanche truck turns in front of the Expedition, cutting off the car. The crash caused the Expedition to flip, with the family inside, into the ditch.SUSPECT ACCUSED OF STABBING TEXAS MAN 55

A U.S. Army wife stationed at Fort Eisenhower in Georgia awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to the 2023 murder of her infant son, who was found stabbed to death in a shower curtain.April Evalyn Short, 31, of Fort Eisenhower, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, according to a statement Tuesday from Tara M. Lyons, acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia. As part of the negotiated plea agreement, Short will serve 20 years in prison, along with substantial financial penalties and five years of supervision after her release, according to Lyons. There is no parole in the federal system.BUREAU OF

One American veterans nonprofit is giving back to Ukrainian soldiers severely wounded in combat or in Russian war camps.The American Warrior Partnership (AWP), a 501c3 based in Georgia, seeks to address mental wellness challenges for veterans "long before a crisis occurs," according to its website.President Jim Lorraine, himself an Air Force veteran, shared with Fox News Digital AWP's partnership in aiding Ukrainian soldiers.TRUMP PAUSES AID TO UKRAINE AFTER FIERY MEETING WITH ZELENSKYY"The American Warrior Partnership is a national veterans-serving nonprofit," Lorraine said. "Our focus is on getting to know veterans all over the country, understanding what they need on one

Like any good parent, Kelly Clarkson wants to attend as many of her children’s performances as she can. But like a lot of working moms, she isn’t able to attend everything during the weekdays, especially if she doesn’t have advanced warning."I’m not going to lie. I don’t know when the school systems thought it would be a good plan for families and their emotional stability to start having performances at 10 a.m. during the week," the "Miss Independent" singer told Kylie Kelce on her "Not Going to Lie" podcast this week. "This just in: A lot of us work, and surprising you

Five-time grand slam winner Iga Swiatek was reportedly given boosted security during the Miami Open this week after an "aggressive" fan verbally attacked her at the tournament.The fan has previously sent abusive messages to the three-time reigning French Open winner online, BBC Sport reported, citing Swiatek's representatives.The reported incident occurred Saturday during a practice session, and it " to be a direct transition from verbal aggression online to harassment in the real world," Swiatek's reps said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Constructive criticism is one thing, and threats, hate speech or even disturbance during training is another — this

Boston Celtics and former Duke star Jayson Tatum had high praise for current Duke star Cooper Flagg."The first impression I had of Coop was just how hard he played, how he competed," Tatum, 27, said during a recent appearance on "New Heights." "In high school, it’s rare to see a guy that wants to guard the other best player, trying to block every shot, rebounding. And he just plays the right way," CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Celtics star said he first saw Flagg play during his summer camp two years ago. "He has a great feel for the game.

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An anonymous woman filed a rare medical negligence lawsuit last week against an Illinois abortionist after a late-term abortion took a "horrific" turn when an emergency hospital visit revealed "half of a deceased pre-born human being" was found left inside her. Chicago injury attorney Richard Craig filed the lawsuit on behalf of Jane Doe from Indiana, naming both the Champaign-based Equity Clinic and its founder, Dr. Keith Reisinger-Kindle, as defendants. Craig told Fox News Digital in an interview Thursday he's "never been presented" with a case like this.DEFUND ‘BIG ABORTION’ INDUSTRY THAT THRIVED UNDER BIDEN, 150 PRO-LIFE GROUPS URGE CONGRESSThe suit alleges