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By: Chuck Ross U.S. Special Operations Command, which oversees the military’s counterterrorism and counterinsurgency operations, has reassigned the chief of its diversity and inclusion office over a Facebook post in which he compared President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler. A spokesman for the command said…
Read More Defense Department Reassigns ‘Diversity And Inclusion’ Official Over Trump-Hitler Post
by: Kaylee Greenlee Illegal migrants are crossing through private land seeking asylum in the U.S. for a number of reasons including Joe Biden’s presidency and factors such as violence and natural disasters devastating their home countries, they said Friday. Approximately 190 illegal migrants were encountered…
Read More EXCLUSIVE: Illegal Migrants Explain Why They’re Coming To The US As They Cross Private Land
by: Andrew Trunsky Florida is considering a sweeping elections bill that would tighten multiple voting laws and widen what is considered to be illegal solicitation in the state. H.B. 7041, which is advancing through Florida’s Republican state legislature along party lines, would amend the vote-by-mail process…
Read More Florida GOP Follows Georgia, Considers Sweeping Election Bill
by: Mary Rose Corkery Andy Slavitt, the White House senior advisor to the COVID-19 response coordinator, said Tuesday that governors removing mask mandates are aware their actions aren’t helpful. “Well, I think the governors know better. I think the governors know that they’re not helping…
Read More Governors Lifting Mask Mandates ‘Know That They’re Not Helping,’ Senior White House COVID-19 Adviser Says
A felon who held a woman at knifepoint two days after he was released from prison pleaded guilty today in federal court, said Acting U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson. Kuna-Gi Lowe pleaded guilty to attempted robbery in Indian Country and assault with a dangerous weapon in…
Read More FBI: Felon Pleads Guilty to Holding a Woman at Knifepoint in an Attempted Robbery
by: Andrew Kerr, DCNF The World Health Organization dedicated a little over one page to dismissing the lab leak theory at the very end of its 123-page COVID-19 origins report, according to a draft copy obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The draft report…
Read More WHO Buries Dismissal Of Lab Leak Theory In Last Pages Of 123-Page Origins Report, Draft Copy Shows
Ji Lin Qiu, 44, and Gui Zhen Yang, 37, both of Palm Coast, Florida, have pleaded guilty to offenses related to their employment of undocumented aliens at their restaurants. Qiu has pleaded guilty to harboring undocumented aliens for commercial advantage and private financial gain and…
Read More Florida Restaurant Owners Plead Guilty To Harboring Undocumented Workers
A federal jury has found Sanjay Lama, 32, Jacksonville, guilty of using the internet to attempt to entice a 12-year-old child to engage in sexual activity. He faces a minimum mandatory penalty of 10 years, and up to life, in federal prison and a potential…
Read More Florida Man Convicted, Enticing Pregnant 12-Year-Old Girl For Sex
By Emmarie Huetteman A new poll of attitudes toward covid vaccinations shows Americans are growing more enthusiastic about being vaccinated, with the most positive change in the past month occurring among Black Americans. About 55% of Black adults said they had been vaccinated or plan to…
Read More Covid Vaccine Hesitancy Drops Among All Americans, New Survey Shows
Today, Governor Ron DeSantis signed CS/SB 72 – Civil Liability for Damages Relating to COVID-19. The bill provides crucial liability protection to individuals, businesses, educational institutions, religious organizations, and health care providers for liability claims related to COVID-19. Governor DeSantis was joined at the bill…
Read More Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs SB 72 – Civil Liability for Damages Relating to COVID-19