A Strong Thug “Showed Off” His Power To Fire An 81-Year-Old Man Who Cried—Who Would Have Thought That Just A Small Phone Call Could Make The Whole Dining Room Silence
Miller’s Roadside Diner At Dusk The Texas sun eased behind the mesquite and telephone lines, and Miller’s Roadside Diner settled into its evening music—ceramic on laminate, the sigh of the screen door, a jukebox whispering a song that had outlived three owners and two renovations. Bacon lingered in the air the way memories do. Highway…
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ICE Director Warns Political Rhetoric Endangering Agents, Undermining Immigration Enforcement
The acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, issued a stern warning this week about the impact of political rhetoric and media narratives on the safety and effectiveness of federal immigration agents. In a wide-ranging interview with The Washington Times, Lyons said anti-ICE protests and the proliferation of sanctuary jurisdictions are…
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SCOTUS Rules Trump Admin Can Continue Mass Layoffs At Education Dept.
On Monday, the Supreme Court granted President Donald Trump another significant victory, approving mass layoffs at the Department of Education and enabling the administration to proceed with its plans to reestablish state control over schools. In a brief, unsigned order, the justices paused a lower court ruling that had blocked Trump’s plan indefinitely. That lower…
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Trump Admin Sending Hundreds of Marines to Florida to Help ICE
The U.S. military said Thursday that 200 Marines will be sent to Florida to provide logistical and administrative support to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Marines are the first step in U.S. Northern Command’s support of ICE’s enforcement efforts, the statement said. “Service members participating in this mission will perform strictly non-law enforcement duties…
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GOP: ‘No Kings’ Protests Exacerbate Government Shutdown as Democrats Face Growing Pressure
Republican leaders are pointing to the wave of left-wing “No Kings” protests held across Washington, D.C., and other cities this past Saturday as a factor complicating the already tense negotiations to reopen the federal government. According to GOP lawmakers, the demonstrations may be encouraging Democratic leaders to maintain a hardline stance rather than compromise on…
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Trump Announces U.S. Strike on Caribbean Drug Submarine, Releases Footage
Former President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that a recent U.S. military operation in the Caribbean successfully destroyed a “very large drug-carrying submarine,” resulting in the deaths of two suspected narcotics traffickers and the capture of two others. Trump also released video footage of the strike, highlighting what he described as a significant effort to…
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Princess Kate delivers an emotional statement addressing baby loss.
A Royal Mother Speaks from the Heart Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is a proud mother of three healthy children. Yet, she never forgets those who have faced the heartbreaking loss of a baby. In a moving gesture, she shared an emotional message in honor of Baby Loss Awareness Week, offering comfort and hope to…
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Ex-lieutenant general slams Trump for breaking unwritten rule while speaking to military leaders
Hundreds of generals and admirals were abruptly summoned to Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, on September 30 for a hastily arranged meeting that pulled senior leaders from around the world. The lack of explanation—and the news that Donald Trump would address them—immediately fueled speculation of major shake-ups. When the meeting opened, Secretary of War Pete…
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Diabetic foot: what it is and how to treat one of the most serious complications of diabetes
Diabetic foot is a serious complication of diabetes that often appears as open wounds, ulcers, or sores on the feet that heal very slowly—or not at all. Left untreated, these wounds can lead to deep infections, gangrene, and even amputation. This condition commonly affects people with long-standing or poorly managed diabetes. The main causes are…
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Man With 95% Of His Body Tattooed Reveals New Look After Laser Removal
Brazil’s Most Tattooed Man Erases His Past for a Life of Faith Leandro de Souza, 36, from Bagé in southern Brazil, was once famous as the country’s most tattooed man, with nearly 95% of his body covered in ink. Last year, he made headlines at the Santa Rosa International Tattoo Expo for his striking appearance.…
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