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Ole Braatelien, a writer for The Western Journal since 2022, earned his bachelor's from Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

A wide shot of several enclosures containing dogs in a gun-dog kennels in Northeast England.

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Tragic: Deputies Investigating After Nearly 2 Dozen Dogs Die at Boarding Facility

The married couple who ran the facility were later charged with 22 counts of various class A misdemeanors.

By Ole Braatelien August 30, 2025

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, President President Donald Trump, and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem tour a medical facility during a visit to a migrant detention center dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," located at the site of the Dade-Collier Training and Transition Airport in Ochopee, Florida, on July 1, 2025.

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DeSantis Vows to Fight After Federal Judge Rules Against Alligator Alcatraz Expansion

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams' order was in response to a lawsuit filed by environmentalists and the Miccosukee Tribe.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

The head of an alligator pops up above the water in Shark Valley Park in the Everglades National Park in Miami, Florida, on Aug. 5, 2025.

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Two Apex Predators Become Unlikely Friends as Sharks and Alligator Come Together in Viral Video

A woman was with her family when the restaurant manager pointed out the rare sighting in the marina nearby.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

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Teens Shot At After Pulling Age-Old 'Ding Dong Ditch' Prank, Police Chief Issues a Warning: 'It's Just a Different Time'

The man heard someone banging on his door in the middle of the night. He walked out and shot at a fleeing vehicle.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

Signs used by anti-Trump protestors to support the freeing of alleged abuser and alleged terrorist Kilmar Abrego Garcia outside the U.S. District Court for Maryland in Greenbelt, Maryland, on July 10, 2025.

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Illegal 'Maryland Man' Refused Last-Ditch Plea Deal: DHS Now Looking to Ship Him Off to Africa

The Trump administration offered Kilmar Abrego Garcia a plea deal. Now that he refused, he could be going to Uganda.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

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Accused Murderer's Lawyer Under Fire for Filing AI-Generated Court Docs That Included 'Fabricated Quotes'

The defense team checked the court documentation for errors, and when they couldn't initially find any, they assumed everything was correct.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

The patient "expressed increasing paranoia and auditory and visual hallucinations, which, after attempting to escape, resulted in an involuntary psychiatric hold," according to a case study.

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Man Finds Himself Hallucinating in a Hospital After Asking ChatGPT for Dietary Advice

The man grew increasingly paranoid. When he arrived at the hospital, he reportedly told doctors that his neighbor had been poisoning him.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

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'God's Definitely Real': Man Says Cross Pendant Saved His Life

The man had worn the cross necklace since Christmas. Now he's not sure if he should repair it or get a new one.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

Preston Malone III passed away at his high school football practice in Texas on Aug. 20, 2025.

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Tragedy in Texas as High School Football Player Dies After Practice: 'Our Hearts are Broken'

The high school football player told his coaches he wasn't feeling well. He died days later at the hospital.

By Ole Braatelien August 24, 2025

The amphibious assault ship USS Essex returns to sea Feb. 17, 2006, shortly after arriving in Subic Bay, Philippines.

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U.S. Navy Sailor Convicted of Selling Military Secrets to China

A Chinese intelligence officer approached the sailor on social media, claiming to be a naval enthusiast willing to pay for information.

By Ole Braatelien August 23, 2025

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