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Traditional healthcare focuses on treating illness after symptoms appear, but rising chronic disease rates demand a proactive, preventive approach. Routine blood tests and early screenings can detect health issues before they become serious, helping individuals maintain long-term wellness and reduce healthcare costs.
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In Sheepdog and Shepherd, Sen. Mark Finchem and retired Assistant Chief Shawn Taylor uncover a network of corruption and greed. They warn that power and money have deeply infected government and society.
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Earlier in October, the Wells Police Department officially withdrew from the 287(g) partnership program with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which said program lends authority to state and local law enforcement to collaboratively engage in immigration enforcement operations alongside the agency.
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Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony, appointed to replace embattled sheriff Steve Israel after the botched Parkland school shooting, is being accused by municipal leaders of being unaccountable, bullying their communities for more money, while former employees claim he rules like a tyrant
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The Dallas Police chief and city mayor are reportedly at odds following the rejection of a $25 million grant from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) which would’ve required police to assist in enforcement operations, which the Dallas mayor accused the police chief of having gone rogue with the refusal without affording at least a hearing before the city council.
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Hanover and Lebanon are revising immigration policies to comply with new state laws. Both towns are seeking public input while aiming to uphold their community values.
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Officer Mitchel McKown of the Apopka Police Department serves his community with compassion and integrity. GALLS and Law Enforcement Today are featuring him in the “Next Generation of Protectors” campaign celebrating young officers redefining policing.
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Keon King, 21, has been charged with murder in the death of 23-year-old Kada Scott, found dead two weeks after disappearing in Philadelphia. The case has renewed criticism of the city’s bail system after King was previously released on $20,000 bond.
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The murder of visiting nurse Joyce Grayson during a home visit underscores the dangers faced by healthcare workers who operate alone. The See It Send It app offers a potential solution, providing real-time monitoring and instant alerts to keep lone workers safe.
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Jason Hayes, a far-left radical running for first selectman in East Granby, CT, posted a picture of what is clearly a swastika with "MAGA" emblazoned across it, yet he denies being antisemitic. Yet that's not all when it comes to this radical activist.
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Earlier in October, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the launch of a new operation dubbed “Operation River Wall,” with the goal of the operation being to fortify border security along the Rio Grande River via the strategic deployment of U.S. Coast Guard forces.
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Topeka officers can now wear uniforms while working off-duty security jobs to boost safety and accountability.
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A Senate hearing exposed the Soros-backed Community Justice Action Fund and its ties to Biden-era gun control efforts. Lawmakers criticized the group for undermining law enforcement while restricting Second Amendment rights.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 1127, banning commonly owned GLOCK pistols. Critics say it punishes law-abiding citizens without addressing criminals using already-illegal conversion devices.
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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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