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Police: Stolen U-Haul Driver Leads Officers on Multiple Chases Before Arrest in Bucks County

Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania

Police: Stolen U-Haul Driver Leads Officers on Multiple Chases Before Arrest in Bucks County

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

A man is in police custody after a chaotic series of events involving a stolen U-Haul and multiple pursuits across Bucks County.See the Story

The Year ‘Magatecture’ consumed the White House

Donald Trump · District of Columbia

The Year ‘Magatecture’ consumed the White House

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

Extra-tall flagpoles, a $400 million ballroom, and lots and lots of gold. For the first year of his second term, Trump’s been busy remaking 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in his image.See the Story

10 Juveniles Say This N.J. Restaurant Manager Groomed Them for Years

10 Juveniles Say This N.J. Restaurant Manager Groomed Them for Years

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

A Monmouth County man has been accused of groping and grooming underage males while working as a manager at Saladworks and Wendy’s in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, the Plumsted Township Police Department said. Richard Brooks, 33, of Freehold was identified as the abuser after police interviewed 10 juveniles who claim he acted inappropriately at work.See the Story

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