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Portugal got their first world cup win, as nick parrott now rounds up the action. the united states beat the netherlands and the last world cup final and the olympic games quarter finals two years ago so there was plenty for the dutch to avenge in what was billed as the biggest fixture of the group stages. they wasted no time in landing the first blow was just a quarter of an hour gone. midfielder during manchester city broke their transfer record to sign in. the united states are firing on all ...

A federal jury convicted a Duplin County man on multiple weapons charges that included instructions on how to make explosives to murder law enforcement.

RALEIGH, N.C. — A federal jury convicted a Mount Olive man on nine counts, including teaching another individual how to make and use an explosive knowing that the individual intended to use that instruction in the murder or attempted murder of federal law enforcement. The jury also found Christopher Arthur, 39, guilty of receiving and […]

FORT SMITH -- A man arrested in February after federal agents said they found an explosive device in his residence is now scheduled for his jury trial at 9 a.m. Oct. 30 in Fort Smith.

FORT SMITH -- A man arrested in February after federal agents said they found an explosive device in his residence is now scheduled for his jury trial at 9 a.m. Oct. 30 in Fort Smith.

United are being urged to move with haste if they want to land one of Ten Hag's favourite players after Brighton reportedly lodged a club-record bid

52-year-old Johnny Carl Sandefur Jr., faces a maximum of 15 years followed by three years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine.

HUNTINGTON — A Putnam County man pleaded guilty Wednesday to possession of an unregistered machine gun.

A Mobile man has pleaded guilty to illegally having a machinegun during the downtown Mobile New Year's Eve shooting, according to a release from the United States Attorney's Office Southern District of Alabama.

A former Tyngsborough police officer attempted to open a multimillion-dollar shooting range with foreign investments. He pleaded guilty to bank fraud and violations of the National Fire Arms Act.