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Radical Activists Are Now Resorting to Voodoo To Fend Off ICE Agents

12.19.25 | Greg Hoyt News

Radical activists are taking their anti-ICE protests to a whole new level, resorting to voodoo dolls in New Orleans. Louisiana’s Attorney General says it’s a sure sign these extremists are losing the argument.
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Maine Governor Shield Illegal Criminals With This New Sanctuary Law

12.19.25 | Greg Hoyt Analysis

Maine just handed itself sanctuary state status, restricting local law enforcement from working with ICE. Conservatives warn the law shields criminals and endangers public safety, igniting fierce political backlash.
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How A Connecticut Sergeant’s Stand Against Policy Landed Him In Hot Water

12.19.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

A sergeant who had been promoted only days before was demoted in rank after telling a roll call to ignore the department's pursuit policy and later referred to it as "New Age" policing; the city's civil service commission restored his rank, however he must serve an extended period of probation
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A Judge Not on the Comey Case Just Changed Everything

12.19.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

A federal district judge appointed by Bill Clinton ruled that evidence vital to the government's case in a potential new indictment effort must be destroyed, despite it being outside her jurisdiction and beyond her authority.
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A Florida Death Without Answers Inside a Dollar Tree Freezer

12.19.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A woman doctor was found dead inside a Dollar Tree freezer in Miami, a discovery that stunned investigators and left critical questions unanswered.
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Why the Firearms Training Industry Is Failing the People Who Rely on It

12.19.25 | LET Guest Analysis

In a culture that rewards conformity, real progress belongs to those willing to question the script. K. Alan Hanson argues that contrarian thinking isn’t rebellion for its own sake, but a professional obligation in high-liability training where reality, not tradition, decides what survives under pressure.
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Reading and Math Scores Crash as Teachers’ Unions Push Woke Agenda

12.18.25 | Pat Droney Opinion

At a NEA conference earlier this year, attendees were instructed in "neopronouns" and "xeopronouns," while being taught the "proper" way to refer to the United States, despite test scores in math and reading hovering below record low numbers
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How TikTok Abuse Backfired and Sparked Massive Online Fundraising

12.18.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A viral TikTok attack on a 72-year-old Target worker seemed shocking at first. What happened next changed everything.
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Virginia ICE Raid Brought Gun-Wielding Illegal Aliens Drug Ring To A Screeching Halt

12.18.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A Virginia ICE raid tore through a local barber shop and exposed an armed illegal alien drug ring. The daring operation brought dangerous criminals off the streets and sent a shockwave through the community.
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How a Minnesota Driver Lied About Mowing Down a Toddler

12.18.25 | Jenna Curren News

A Minnesota driver allegedly struck a 3-year-old toddler but claimed she only hit a ‘big rock.’ Police say surveillance and evidence quickly unraveled her story, leading to felony charges.
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Trust Open Carry Outdoors for Winter Hunts, Travel, and Camp

12.18.25 | Dillon Burroughs Advertorial

When winter hits, Open Carry Outdoors delivers gear you can count on. American-made, built tough, and ready for every cold-weather mile ahead.
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Why Minnesota’s Benefits Systems Got Under the Federal Microscope

12.18.25 | Jenna Curren News

Federal watchdogs are circling Minnesota’s benefits programs as fraud concerns pile up. With hundreds of millions already lost, Washington is stepping in to see what went wrong and who’s responsible.
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The Next 9/11 May Be Closer Than We Want to Admit

12.17.25 | LET Guest Editorial

America vowed never to forget 9/11, yet warnings from intelligence and counterterror experts suggest complacency has set in. Some say the conditions that made the last attack possible are quietly forming again, and this time the threat may look very different.
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Shocking Fate For Missouri Woman Who Filmed Abuse of Infant Revealed

12.17.25 | Greg Hoyt News

A St. Louis woman who recorded herself suffocating her infant and described it as an “adrenaline rush” will not serve prison time after pleading guilty. The judge suspended her sentence, leaving her with probation and court-ordered classes instead.
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Hollywood Tragedy Follows Months of Political Rage and Retreat

12.17.25 | Pat Droney Analysis

After President Trump was elected for a second term last year, leftists like Rob Reiner went off the deep end; that's why when news of his and his wife's death first came out, many assumed it was a murder suicide; it turns out they were stabbed to death by their 32-year-old son
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