She’s accused of strangling her baby and putting the baby in the bathroom trashcan for cleaners to find.
Alexee Trevizo accused of strangling her baby and putting the baby in the bathroom trashcan for cleaners to find.
Alexee Trevizo accused of strangling her baby and putting the baby in the bathroom trashcan for cleaners to findUnited States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
August is the time for a new school year, new experiences, and new anxieties for kidsAugust and September are especially stressful for students heading back to school as they deal with the pressure of school work, change in their summer routine, and sometimes bullying
Read more »
Ahsoka Shin Hati Villain: Who Is She & Does She Use the Force & a Lightsaber?Who's Shin Hati, the Ahsoka villain seen in the freshly released trailer? Here's what you need to know about her.
Read more »
Olivia Rodrigo Said She 'Dated People That She Shouldn’t Have' Following The Success Of 'Sour'“I had such a desire to live and experience things and make mistakes and grow after Sour came out, I kind of felt this pressure to be this girl that I thought everyone expected me to be.'
Read more »
Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch lands buyer after 2 years on marketThe convicted pedophile’s longtime ranch property in Stanley, south of Santa Fe, was last listed for $18 million — far from its initial $27.5 million.
Read more »
The Race to Ditch Russian Uranium Starts in New Mexico’s DesertIn a remote, dusty corner of New Mexico, so near to the Texas border that if you wander too close your smartphone changes time zones, sits a pristine factory that is the best chance for the US to wean itself off an addiction that few knew it had: uranium enriched in Russia. Outside the $5-billion Urenco plant in Eunice, cacti and lizards bask in the fierce sunlight, watched by heavily armed guards. Inside, the facility is spotless, with bright, polished machinery that looks brand new even though some of the equipment has been in service for years. Hundreds of centrifuges, each at least 20 feet tall, spin at supersonic speeds and generate an ear-piercing whine that reverberates across a cavernous hall, where they separate the uranium isotopes needed to make fuel for nuclear power plants. For security reasons, parts of the piping that connect the Eunice machines are shielded from curious visitors.
Read more »
Rights groups flag 'flawed' asylum screening at New Mexico detention centreA coalition of organisations says the privately-run centre is depriving migrants access to a crucial legal orientation while ignoring other key legal requirements.
Read more »