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"Why the party is dying":
Rob Finnerty unpacks the disastrous views and policies of elected Democrats across the nation, coupled this week with a hefty amount of hysterical anti-Trump behavior.
Rob Finnerty unpacks the disastrous views and policies of elected Democrats across the nation, coupled this week with a hefty amount of hysterical anti-Trump behavior.
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NEW: Ambulances called to LAUSD middle school for 'medical emergency'
Several ambulances called to an LAUSD middle school for what the district called a "medical emergency" involving at least four students.
Several ambulances called to an LAUSD middle school for what the district called a "medical emergency" involving at least four students.
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NEW: The Trump administration is restarting the detention of illegal alien families that crossed the border unlawfully and have deportation orders, per a DHS official. I'm told ICE will go into the US interior & arrest migrant families that crossed the border illegally & have already been ordered deported by a DOJ immigration judge.
This includes parents, with their children, and they will be held at ICE facilities in Texas prior to their deportations. The DHS official stresses, again, that these are families who already had their cases heard and have removal orders.
ICE currently has 1.4 million final orders of removal (deportation orders) on its docket.
A DHS spokesperson tells Fox News: "These individuals have final deportation orders from a federal judge. This administration will not ignore the rule of law."
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This includes parents, with their children, and they will be held at ICE facilities in Texas prior to their deportations. The DHS official stresses, again, that these are families who already had their cases heard and have removal orders.
ICE currently has 1.4 million final orders of removal (deportation orders) on its docket.
A DHS spokesperson tells Fox News: "These individuals have final deportation orders from a federal judge. This administration will not ignore the rule of law."
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DEVELOPING: Mental patient escapes from New York hospital, cops warn locals βdo not approach himβ
A mental patient who is a danger to others is on the run after he made a dash for freedom from an Orange County hospital Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Read more: https://nypost.com/2025/03/06/us-news/mental-patient-escapes-from-ny-hospital-cops-warn-locals-do-not-approach-him/
A mental patient who is a danger to others is on the run after he made a dash for freedom from an Orange County hospital Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Read more: https://nypost.com/2025/03/06/us-news/mental-patient-escapes-from-ny-hospital-cops-warn-locals-do-not-approach-him/
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NEW: Video shows woman grabbed, dragged into car in alleged Oakland kidnapping.
Oakland police released a short video on Thursday saying a woman had been kidnapped and punched two days earlier, and they needed help finding the man who took her
Oakland police released a short video on Thursday saying a woman had been kidnapped and punched two days earlier, and they needed help finding the man who took her
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Whittier teen surprised with West Point acceptance during Trump's joint address.
Hartley and his mom were stunned and overjoyed after hearing the news that his dream of attending one of the nation's most prestigious military institutions had become a reality.
DREAM BIG AGAIN! πΊπΈ
Hartley and his mom were stunned and overjoyed after hearing the news that his dream of attending one of the nation's most prestigious military institutions had become a reality.
DREAM BIG AGAIN! πΊπΈ
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We asked a few of our @northeastarea officers what their favorite songs were! Check out the results, and let us know your favorite song in the comments πΆ
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Texas: A police officer is recovering after a chase that ended in a crash in central Lubbock early Thursday morning.
Investigators say a pickup, driven by 27-year-old Sierra Jimenez, struck two vehicles in the motel parking lot before speeding away.
Shortly after, officers located the pickup near North University and Auburn Street and attempted a traffic stop.
Police say Jimenez led police on a chase south on University near 34th Street. Jimenez the went south on Ave. U and turned east on 38th Street when she collided with another police unit responding to the pursuit.
One officer suffered minor injuries and was taken to UMC for treatment
Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. ππ»
More: https://www.kcbd.com/2025/03/06/woman-arrested-after-pursuit-that-ended-crash-central-lubbock/
Investigators say a pickup, driven by 27-year-old Sierra Jimenez, struck two vehicles in the motel parking lot before speeding away.
Shortly after, officers located the pickup near North University and Auburn Street and attempted a traffic stop.
Police say Jimenez led police on a chase south on University near 34th Street. Jimenez the went south on Ave. U and turned east on 38th Street when she collided with another police unit responding to the pursuit.
One officer suffered minor injuries and was taken to UMC for treatment
Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. ππ»
More: https://www.kcbd.com/2025/03/06/woman-arrested-after-pursuit-that-ended-crash-central-lubbock/
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β οΈ Due to heavy snow fall stuck g to the roadway CHP Fort Tejon units are conducting escorts/pacing. Follow behind the patrol units and traffic at a safe distance. Do not try to work through traffic, as this could lead to a crash and further delays.
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Iβm old enough to remember when we didnβt get the Epstein Files , but got this photo op instead β¦
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Iβm old enough to remember when we didnβt get the Epstein Files , but got this photo op instead β¦
Make L.A. Great Again πΊπΈ
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NEW: Woman found dead on Santa Monica Beach identified as Georgia woman Tianna Thomas.
Authorities identified the woman found dead on Santa Monica Beach last month as 33-year-old Tianna Thomas.
Authorities identified the woman found dead on Santa Monica Beach last month as 33-year-old Tianna Thomas.
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Prayers for the Louisville Metro Police officer who was seriously injured in the line of duty this afternoon. ππ»
A Louisville Metro Police officer suffered serious injuries after a stolen pickup truck crashed into his vehicle Thursday afternoon.
Aaron Ellis, a spokesperson LMPD, said officers responded to a crash near the intersection of West Hill Street and McCloskey Avenue just before 2 p.m.
Police said an on-duty officer in an unmarked vehicle was patrolling a designated Sustained Focus Improvement area. He was heading east on Hill Street and entered the intersection when he was hit by a pickup truck traveling south on McCloskey Avenue that "disregarded a traffic control device," police said.
The truck crashed into the officer's driver side and caused severe damage to both vehicles.
The officer was taken to UofL Hospital with serious injuries not considered to be life-threatening. The driver was also taken to UofL Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police said the pickup truck was stolen and the driver of the truck has been arrested.
https://www.wdrb.com/news/louisville-police-officer-seriously-injured-after-crash-with-stolen-pickup-truck-near-algonquin-parkway/article_64b99a5c-facc-11ef-b606-47e351efc15e.html
A Louisville Metro Police officer suffered serious injuries after a stolen pickup truck crashed into his vehicle Thursday afternoon.
Aaron Ellis, a spokesperson LMPD, said officers responded to a crash near the intersection of West Hill Street and McCloskey Avenue just before 2 p.m.
Police said an on-duty officer in an unmarked vehicle was patrolling a designated Sustained Focus Improvement area. He was heading east on Hill Street and entered the intersection when he was hit by a pickup truck traveling south on McCloskey Avenue that "disregarded a traffic control device," police said.
The truck crashed into the officer's driver side and caused severe damage to both vehicles.
The officer was taken to UofL Hospital with serious injuries not considered to be life-threatening. The driver was also taken to UofL Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police said the pickup truck was stolen and the driver of the truck has been arrested.
https://www.wdrb.com/news/louisville-police-officer-seriously-injured-after-crash-with-stolen-pickup-truck-near-algonquin-parkway/article_64b99a5c-facc-11ef-b606-47e351efc15e.html
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The VA cancelled a $56,000 contract to water ~8 plants for 5 years. This is ~$1400/plant/year. The contract has been canceled and DOGE will water the plants free of charge.
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Michigan: A police chase involving a stolen car led to two separate crashes Wednesday night that injured multiple people, including a deputy.
The Eaton County Sheriffβs Office says the chase began at around 8:15 p.m. near Richard Ave and W Saginaw St. A deputy noticed a nearby blue four-door 2016 Hyundai Sonata with a smashed rear window. After running its license plate, the deputy discovered the car was stolen at around 5 a.m. Tuesday in Delta Township.
A chase began when the deputy attempted to pull the car over. During the chase, police say the driver of the Sonata intentionally crashed into a patrol vehicle, leaving a deputy with injuries to the back and head. The chase ended at W Saginaw St. and Bon Air St. when the Sonata crashed into another vehicle, injuring those inside.
At this time, the number of people inside that vehicle and the extent of their injuries are unknown.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for their recovery. ππ»
Read more: https://www.wlns.com/news/heavy-police-response-seen-at-west-lansing-crash/
The Eaton County Sheriffβs Office says the chase began at around 8:15 p.m. near Richard Ave and W Saginaw St. A deputy noticed a nearby blue four-door 2016 Hyundai Sonata with a smashed rear window. After running its license plate, the deputy discovered the car was stolen at around 5 a.m. Tuesday in Delta Township.
A chase began when the deputy attempted to pull the car over. During the chase, police say the driver of the Sonata intentionally crashed into a patrol vehicle, leaving a deputy with injuries to the back and head. The chase ended at W Saginaw St. and Bon Air St. when the Sonata crashed into another vehicle, injuring those inside.
At this time, the number of people inside that vehicle and the extent of their injuries are unknown.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for their recovery. ππ»
Read more: https://www.wlns.com/news/heavy-police-response-seen-at-west-lansing-crash/
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The Los Angeles County Sheriffβs Department is proud to announce the graduation of sixty-seven recruits from Academy Class 479, who have earned the esteemed title of Deputy Sheriffs and Police Officers.
Among the graduates, eight have honorably served in the United States Military, and twenty-two have family members who currently serve or have previously served in law enforcement, reinforcing the strong commitment to public safety.
Additionally, thirteen graduates were born outside of the United States, hailing from Bangladesh, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, and the Philippines.
Congratulations to the dedicated men and women of LASD Academy Class 479!
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY! π
Among the graduates, eight have honorably served in the United States Military, and twenty-two have family members who currently serve or have previously served in law enforcement, reinforcing the strong commitment to public safety.
Additionally, thirteen graduates were born outside of the United States, hailing from Bangladesh, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, and the Philippines.
Congratulations to the dedicated men and women of LASD Academy Class 479!
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY! π
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