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Andrew Trakas, candidate for U.S. Senate of Texas, emphasizes faith, family, and hard work as the foundation for a stronger state. He plans to grow the economy, expand jobs, and make housing more affordable for all Texans.
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I normally ignore the ramblings of Scranton (Yes, that Scranton Joe Biden’s Scranton) Times-Tribune opinion writer Chris Kelly. His columns long ago traded credibility for cheap partisan applause. But his latest attempt to equate ANTIFA with the brave Americans who stormed the beaches of Normandy and liberated Nazi death camps is a bridge too far — especially for this Blue Star father, twice over.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents arrested a 46-year-old Arizona man earlier in October who is accused of child sex trafficking as well as the production of child sex abuse materials (CSAM). Authorities emphasized the alarming nature of the case as the suspect in question reportedly worked “as a youth group leader.”
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A federal judge for the U.S. District Court Northern District of Illinois ordered that federal agents operating in the Chicago area as part of Operation Midway Blitz must wear, and have running, bodycams while engaged in “law enforcement activities.” The judge’s order relating to bodycams served as a reiteration of a prior order she delivered earlier in October.
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Portland faces a potential federal investigation after a civil rights complaint filed with the Justice Department aimed at the city’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) agenda alleges violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Oregon’s Attorney General has asked a federal court to dismiss the ongoing lawsuit filed by Marion County in the state, which said county has sought the court’s clarification on how to navigate conflicting state and federal law surrounding sanctuary policies criminalizing certain collaborative efforts with immigration authorities.
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A 19-year-old woman was sentenced to seven years for killing her 16-year-old girlfriend in a game of Russian roulette. The victim’s mother wore a shirt reading “Guns Aren’t Toys” to highlight the deadly consequences.
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Kentucky cops want the public to review draft policies on use of force and prisoner transport. Comments are open until November 3 before the policies are finalized
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A Connecticut woman ordered a tribute shirt honoring Charlie Kirk, reading , "This Is The Turning Point." What she received was what depicted a blood-covered shirt reading "Problem Solved."
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Eduardo Aguilar, 23, put up a post on TikTok offering $10,000 for anyone who killed an ICE agent
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ICE and federal authorities raided a Canyon County horse racing facility on October 19, detaining at least 50 people. Four were arrested and charged in connection with an alleged illegal gambling operation generating roughly $100,000.
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An Ohio man has been charged with murder for allegedly killing his girlfriend’s five-month-old daughter while she was out. Prosecutors say Glenn McIntosh fled the scene and later claimed the baby fell, though doctors found severe skull fractures.
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A late-night argument at a Davenport, Florida McDonald’s drive-thru ended with a 21-year-old employee shooting an irate customer inside the restaurant after threats turned physical, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
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Dr. Saud Anwar, a state senator in Connecticut, attended a "no kings" protest in the state and posted a picture of him holding a sign reading, "Cholesterol do your job" in reference to President Trump.
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While Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu continue to defy the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, federal law enforcement officials picked up over 1,400 illegal aliens, including for murder, rape (including children), drug offenses and human trafficking.
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