A man was charged with "assault with a deadly weapon" after allegedly shooting naked people with a BB gun Saturday around 11:00 a.m. in L.A.
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In a recent demonstration, the Muslim community of Dearborn, Michigan, took to the streets, marching and chanting in a way that has renewed many Americans' concerns about immigration in this country.
Videos of the scene in Dearborn, Michigan, a town which has found itself near the center of the national debate about immigration due to its high concentration of Muslims, began emerging Sunday morning.
'There are no American flags, but there are flags of many other countries.'
The march was described as an "Ashura procession."
In a video originally posted by Brendan Gutenschwager and later circulated by other accounts, hundreds of Shia Muslims can be seen marching down the street, making hand gestures and salutes, chanting, and waving a number of flags.
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None of the flags, as some people observed, were American flags. All appeared to be foreign flags, some of which have words written in a foreign script.
Many observers were distressed by this demonstration of apparently unassimilated Muslims who have gained a foothold in America.
Ned Ryun, the CEO of American Majority, wrote, "If you look at this and don't immediately conclude that mass remigration must happen, and happen quickly, you are a moron guilty of suicidal empathy."
Replying to Ned Ryun, Elon Musk voiced similar thoughts on the video and made a chilling observation: "There are no American flags, but there are flags of many other countries. Those whose loyalty is to another country over America are, by definition, traitors and must be expelled immediately."
Gad Saad addressed President Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, saying, "Does this concern you at all? If yes, what are the remedies?"
Eric Daugherty pointed out that this is not what assimilation looks like: "TERRIFYING: Dearborn Michigan just went maximum Islam, flooding the streets and making clear they're here to conquer, not assimilate. This is why Islam needs to be repelled! Islamist flags waving, THEY WANT TO END THE WEST."
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Some attendees of the Great American State Fair in Washington, DC, said they have not seen partisan politics overshadow the event celebrating America despite the fact that critics accused President Trump of using the event to promote his administration and agenda.
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It’s been 20 years since Al Gore scared the world and dropped the climate film "An Inconvenient Truth," which detailed all the catastrophes that would befall us.
And while he still claims he was right — the receipts tell a much different story.
“His predictions ... none of them came true,” BlazeTV host Pat Gray comments.
“The Arctic sea ice, remember that? Supposed to be gone completely. ... You might notice if you look, the polar ice caps in the Arctic are not gone. They have not disappeared. They are there,” he says.
“How about the melting glaciers and the snows of Kilimanjaro?” he asks, adding, “Still there.”
The film warned that there would be a "rapid retreat of the snow on Mount Kilimanjaro and that the Glacier National Park glaciers would be gone" by now.
“In fact, in Montana, where the park is, they used to have signs that read, ‘These are disappearing soon, so make sure you enjoy and take a picture.’ And they finally took the signs down in 2020 because it wasn’t happening,” Gray says.
Sea levels were also supposed to rise and cause catastrophic flooding, making the Westside Highway in New York disappear.
“The reality is the Westside Highway is still there. The sea levels have not risen 20 feet. In fact, global sea levels have risen nine inches since 1880,” Gray explains.
“But right now there’s gradual retreat occurring rather than rapid city sinking inundations of these places. In other words, what’s happening is the opposite of what he predicted. The opposite. The sea levels are actually receding now,” he continues.
Gore also claimed that carbon dioxide and emissions would see a rapid unchecked rise in atmospheric CO2 levels past the 500 parts per million mark and that hurricane activity would rapidly increase.
Neither of those happened either.
“He was hysterical about everything, and he won an Oscar for it, and he won a Nobel Prize for it in 2007, and he got virtually nothing right,” Gray says, emphasizing, “Nothing.”
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A man killed his girlfriend and died of a heart attack while trying to dispose of her body in Chambers County, Alabama, officials said.
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A Japanese World Cup fan visiting the United States struck a chord with Americans by appreciating something many citizens likely take for granted — complimentary baskets of chips and salsa served at Mexican restaurants in the U.S. “USA. A Mexican restaurant. We
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OH Senator Bernie Moreno blasted his state's Governor for his support of the thousands of Haitian migrants that Joe Biden imported into Ohio
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In Columbus, Ohio, a retailer allegedly traded food stamp benefits for a glass bong and wine. In Rochester, a salon owner exchanged benefits for manicures. A U.S. Department of Agriculture employee allegedly sold $36 million worth of EBT access codes to various shops.
Federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program spending totaled $101.7 billion in fiscal year 2025 — roughly $279 million every single day.
'SNAP dollars, federal tax dollars, used to buy drugs and guns.'
Throughout 2025, USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. granted waiver requests by nearly two dozen states restricting soda, energy drinks, and candy — affecting roughly 13.5 million recipients.
RFK Jr. framed the case: "We cannot continue a system that forces taxpayers to fund programs that make people sick and then pay a second time to treat the illnesses those very programs help create."
Last Monday, a federal judge blocked five of those bans. Biden-appointed U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled only Congress can redefine what counts as food — with zero medical exemptions even for plaintiffs managing diabetes and kidney issues.
The remaining states' restrictions stay in place during the appeal.
Rollins called it the work of "an activist judge." "SNAP is for food — not sugar bombs fueling obesity, diabetes, and skyrocketing healthcare costs for low-income families," she posted on X Tuesday.
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The full scale of what SNAP has become was on display at Thursday's House fraud hearing. Chaired by Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.), the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee focused heavily on state-level loopholes and systemic gaps.
Burchett asked why 21 states refused to hand over SNAP data — even after the agency identified $3 billion in potential fraud, including benefits to 186,000 deceased individuals and 442,000 with fake Social Security numbers. "There's no cohesive force between the two," he said.
"The computers just don't hook up."
USDA Inspector General John Walk testified that in one California operation dubbed "Mic Drop," over $2 million in SNAP benefits were used to buy crack cocaine from gang members. "SNAP dollars, federal tax dollars, used to buy drugs and guns."
Dawn Royal of the United Council on Welfare Fraud testified: "One address — a one-bedroom efficiency — had 27 SNAP and 12 Medicaid beneficiaries. ... This is the program we have fostered."
Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) pressed Democrat witness Gina Plata-Nino, SNAP policy director at the Food Research and Action Center, on whether taxpayers should fund soda:
Gill: "Are you that ideologically dug in that you want our tax dollars paying for sugary sodas that you will not, in a straightforward way, admit that sugary sodas are not healthful for the American people?"
Plata-Nino: "I think that focusing on soda, when people are going hungry is —"
Gill: "Do you need data to determine whether drinking soda is healthy? ... Do you believe that perhaps drinking sodas every day is healthy?"
Plata-Nino: "The worst health outcome is hunger."
After doubting that hunger could be satiated "with Coca-Cola," Gill then asked if her organization is funded by companies that profit from SNAP. Plata-Nino said she could not comment.
Gill pressed further: "Yes. And they're profiting off of your advocacy. Do you think that that's a conflict of interest? I think most people think that's a conflict of interest. I know you don't want to answer."
Plata-Nino did not answer.
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Samuel Bateman, the self-described "prophet" who led a sect of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Arizona-Utah border town of Colorado City, was sentenced in December 2024 to 50 years in prison for horrific sexual crimes against children as young as 9 years old.
Bateman, who was originally convicted on federal charges along with 11 of his adult followers, was convicted again on Friday — this time on a triplet of state child abuse crimes.
'I just trusted myself.'
Quick backgroundThe Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints fragmented in the early 2010s after its polygamist leader, Warren Jeffs, was sentenced to life in prison for raping two little girls he claimed as "spiritual wives" — one of whom ultimately bore his child.
Bateman presented himself as Jeffs' successor, formed a splinter sect, and began amassing followers in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, and Utah in 2019. According to the second superseding indictment filed against him in May 2023, Bateman told recruits that he had "impressions of Heavenly Father's will" and was doing "Uncle Warren's" will.
In addition to having sexual relationships with various adult female followers, several of whom he impregnated, Bateman convinced his followers to give their children to him as "brides" to sexually abuse. He victimized at least 10 children.
The Justice Department noted at the time of Bateman's sentencing that the perverted cult leader would regularly force his victims to participate in individual and group sexual activities — both with other adults and children.
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In at least one instance, Bateman gave one victim to an adult male cultist to be sexually abused. In another instance, Bateman transmitted a live video stream of child sexual abuse to his followers.
Bateman and his cronies transported the victims over state lines to facilitate the nightmarish abuse, which continued until his arrest in September 2022.
On Aug. 28, 2022, Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers spotted a GMC Denali dragging along a wooden trailer on Interstate 40. After someone alerted authorities to having seen children's small fingers moving in the gap of the rear trailer door, troopers pulled over the vehicle in a Flagstaff parking lot and discovered three kids between the ages of 11 and 14 in the boiling-hot trailer.
The unventilated trailer contained a bucket for a toilet, a trash bag, and camping chairs to sit in.
After Bateman's initial arrest, his followers bailed him out, enabling him to return to his home in Colorado City, where FBI subsequently re-arrested him two weeks later.
False prophet convicted againJust days after telling an Arizona jury that he is "a kind and loving father" who doesn't ever "willingly harm anybody," Bateman was convicted Friday on three state counts of child abuse in connection to the trailer incident, the Associated Press reported.
During his trial concerning his endangerment of three minors — specifically his placement of kids in an enclosed cargo trailer, surrounded by unsecured objects, and without ventilation or seat belts — Bateman admitted that he knew the girls were in a sweltering-hot trailer for hours with virtually no ventilation but downplayed the severity of the conditions.
"I just trusted myself as a driver," the convicted sex offender said. "I asked God to bless me every time we hopped in that vehicle."
Bateman, who claimed ahead of the trial that the state had insufficient probable cause to search the trailer, claimed that the girls were free to get out of the trailer whenever they stopped and that he was "shocked as could possibly be" when he learned that they were still trapped in the trailer when troopers pulled him over.
Eric Ruchensky, deputy county attorney at the Coconino County Attorney's Office, told jurors, "It's common sense that you don't carry people in a trailer designed for cargo on a hot day with no ventilation."
Each of the child abuse counts comes with a mandatory prison sentence between four and eight years, further ensuring the cult leader will die behind bars.
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