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05 Sep

Feds Arrest Multiple Suspects in Multi-Million Dollar International Scheme

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Federal authorities have charged twelve individuals in connection with a large-scale human smuggling and asylum fraud operation that illegally brought thousands of Cuban nationals into the U.S. Prosecutors say the defendants engaged in extensive money laundering and manipulated the U.S. immigration system to carry out the scheme. The accused allegedly ran ASESORIA…

05 Sep

Blue City Police Dept. Sparks Outcry With Controversial Move

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The Dearborn Heights Police Department in Michigan is under fire after it unveiled an optional uniform patch featuring Arabic alongside English, marking the first U.S. police patch to incorporate the language. The design also includes the state seal and allows officers to decide whether to wear it, reflecting the city’s sizable…

05 Sep

Feds Crush Global Criminal Network in Unprecedented Operation

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Federal authorities have dealt a major blow to the Sinaloa Cartel with the largest federal seizure of drug precursor chemicals in U.S. history, officials announced Wednesday in Pasadena, Texas. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro described the operation as a coordinated, multi-agency effort to disrupt a major supply chain funneling synthetic drugs from…

05 Sep

Federal Judges Criticize Supreme Court for Overturning Lower Court Rulings in Trump Cases

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Federal judges are intensifying their criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court, accusing the justices of shielding President Donald Trump’s agenda while weakening the authority of lower courts. NBC News reported that a dozen judges, who spoke anonymously, expressed frustration with what they described as the high court’s growing reliance on emergency…

05 Sep

Blue Light’s Not-So-Much Talked About Effect on Kids

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In a society dominated by screens, scientists and physicians are raising alarms about the potential dangers of blue light exposure. Phones, computers and LED lighting emit blue light, which some researchers argue is damaging human health, fertility and even cognitive stability.Dr. Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon and advocate of decentralized medicine, shared…

05 Sep

Biden’s New Wound Startles

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Former President Joe Biden raised eyebrows and sparked widespread concern after video footage revealed a prominent surgical scar across his forehead during a Labor Day weekend church visit in Delaware.The 82-year-old was captured on camera leaving a church in Rehoboth Beach with a noticeable red wound stretching across the front…

05 Sep

Legendary Author Admits Playing Part in Big Lie

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Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell has publicly expressed regret over his handling of a contentious 2022 sports conference panel about trans-identifying athletes competing in women’s sports.The 62-year-old “Outliers” author made the admission during a Tuesday podcast appearance on “The Real Science of Sport” with host Ross Tucker.Gladwell described feeling “ashamed” of…

05 Sep

DeSantis Gives Giant Middle Finger to Obama Judge

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Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced Thursday that an appeals court successfully blocked a ruling from an Obama-appointed federal judge that had halted operations at the controversial immigration detention facility known as “Alligator Alcatraz.”The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams’ August 7th order that had issued…

05 Sep

Vance Unleashes Profanity-Laced Attack on Senators After Heated Kennedy Hearing: ‘You’re Full of S***’

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Vice President JD Vance delivered a scathing rebuke to senators who challenged Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a contentious Senate Finance Committee hearing Thursday, declaring they are “full of s— and everyone knows it.”The explosive confrontation erupted after Sen. Ron Wyden (C-OR) launched sharp attacks…

04 Sep

RFK Jr. Turns Tables on Dem Senator as Shouting Match Erupts

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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confronted intense questioning Thursday at a Senate Finance Committee hearing, sparring with Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet (D) over mRNA vaccine safety. The discussion became particularly heated, culminating in a shouting match that highlighted the sharp divisions over vaccine oversight and federal…