A widely shared image of federal agents surrounding ICU nurse Alex Pretti as one agent holds a gun to the back of his head appears as real as it does horrific.

Terrified shoppers were left in fear for their safety after a woman shouted “I’m going to shoot everybody,” before producing a “convincing” imitation firearm and waving it in the air.

The edited picture reshaped virtually every aspect of his face, including the angle of his jaw, his nose, and his hairline.

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Despite video evidence that Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti was holding his phone before immigration officers shot and killed him, an image spreading on social media appears to show him wielding a ...

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Raphael Gomes explains how to spot real versus fake processed foods easily.

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The background music is sombre as a downcast brunette films herself eating fried chicken in her car, her messy backseat just ...

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Utica, N.Y. ― A former supervisor from the Marcy Correctional Facility admitted Wednesday that guards had falsified other use-of-force reports before the fatal beating of Robert Brooks. Glenn Trombly, ...