Mayra Guillén, the sister of Army soldier Vanessa Guillén, who was murdered in 2020, expressed support for former President Donald Trump and dismissed claims from The Atlantic alleging that Trump failed to pay her sister’s funeral expenses despite reportedly promising to do so. In a…
Read More Vanessa Guillén’s Sister Says Unsourced ‘The Atlantic’ Report About Trump Is False
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – St. Petersburg Police has arrested Ivan Edward, 24, in connection with the murder of 42-year-old Kelli Fisher. Edward has been charged with First Degree Murder. Fisher was last seen alive on July 16th, leaving in her aunt’s car. She was reported…
Read More St. Petersburg Police: Arrest Made In Murder Of Kelli Fisher
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced today that a successful lawsuit by his office forced U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to disclose previously hidden information about the release of thousands of detained migrants, including dangerous convicted criminals. The documents reveal ICE’s since-abandoned plan to…
Read More Tennessee AG Uncovers ICE Plan To Release Thousands Of Illegal Detainees, Including Violent Criminals
MONROE COUNTY, Fla. -The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Animal Farm received a generous donation of $920 from the Southernmost Coconut Castaways, a local non-profit organization. Animal Farm Director Jeanne Selander accepted the check, which was raised through recent fundraising events held by the Southernmost Coconut…
Read More Key West Charity Supports Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Animal Farm
In an operation early Tuesday, October 22nd, Iraqi Security Forces (ISF), with support from the Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR), targeted multiple ISIS locations in central Iraq. The strikes and raids aimed to eliminate several senior ISIS leaders and resulted in the death…
Read More Iraqi Forces Target ISIS Leaders In Central Iraq, Two US Personnel Wounded
The Tampa Bay Lightning delivered a dominant offensive performance, defeating the New Jersey Devils 8-5 on Tuesday night at Prudential Center. The Lightning’s victory was fueled by a five-goal outburst in the second period, tying the second-most goals in a single period in franchise history.…
Read More Tampa Bay Lightning Strike Down New Jersey Devils In High-Scoring Affair
Ukrainian forces carried out a series of drone strikes during the night of October 21-22, targeting distilleries in Russia believed to produce materials for the Russian military. According to Tula Oblast Governor Dmitry Milyaev, the strikes damaged distilleries in the towns of Yefremov and Luzhlovsky.…
Read More Ukrainian Drone Strikes Target Russian Distilleries Linked To Military Production
A senior Israeli intelligence official revealed that Israel’s recent military operations in Lebanon have significantly disrupted Iran’s ability to fund Hezbollah, according to reports from Iranian anti-regime media. The official stated that Israeli airstrikes and operations targeting Hezbollah leadership have severely affected the group’s funding,…
Read More Israeli Operations Disrupt Hezbollah’s Funding As Tensions With Iran Escalate
U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) visited Northeast Tennessee on Friday to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Helene and meet with local and state officials regarding ongoing recovery efforts. During her trip, Blackburn toured impacted areas, including parts of Washington and Greene counties, and inspected…
Read More Sen. Blackburn Vows FEMA Oversight, Praises Volunteer Efforts During Northeast Tennessee Visit
The Supreme Court of Texas will be holding a special session at the University of Houston Law Center on Tuesday, October 29th. Two civil cases will be heard in the Danny M. Sheena Courtroom at the John. M. O’Quinn Law Building. This event marks the…
Read More Texas Supreme Court To Hold Oral Arguments At University Of Houston Law Center