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๐บ๐ธ ๐ฎ๐ฑ The U.S. and Israel Are Discussing a Land Blockade of Iran
What Does This Mean for Traders?
Washington and Jerusalem are considering the possibility of cutting off Iranโs land trade routes. Trump and Netanyahu also discussed maintaining the blockade and the possibility of launching large-scale strikes.
The Strait of Hormuz is virtually paralyzed. Tensions remain high.
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๐บ๐ธ ๐ฎ๐ฑ The U.S. and Israel Are Discussing a Land Blockade of Iran
What Does This Mean for Traders?
Washington and Jerusalem are considering the possibility of cutting off Iranโs land trade routes. Trump and Netanyahu also discussed maintaining the blockade and the possibility of launching large-scale strikes.
The Strait of Hormuz is virtually paralyzed. Tensions remain high.
This is the moment when you can predict how the market will behave
Subscribe now โ weโll show you exactly how to trade this move in the channel
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There is no constitutional right to swarm police, harass deputies, or obstruct traffic stops. A nation that excuses interference with law enforcement invites disorder, not liberty. Let police do the job we ask of them.
https://www.tampabay28.com/news/region-hillsborough/court-filing-challenges-use-of-floridas-halo-law-in-riverview-womans-arrest
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Court filing challenges use of Florida's 'Halo Law' in Riverview woman's arrest
An attorney for a Riverview woman arrested during a Hillsborough County traffic stop last year has asked a judge to dismiss all three misdemeanor charges against her.
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It is with profound sadness that Sheriff David Harper and the Madison County Sheriff's Office Florida announces the passing of one of their own, friend and colleague, Communications Officer Harlee Davis on 7/29/2026.
"As a dedicated member of our civilian staff, Harlee played an important role in supporting the mission of the Sheriff's Office and serving the citizens of Madison County. Her professionalism, kindness, and unwavering commitment made a lasting impact on our agency and on everyone who had the privilege of working alongside her. Harlee faithfully served the citizens of Madison County with honor, integrity, and dedication. Throughout her service, she earned the respect and admiration of fellow deputies, staff, law enforcement partners, and the community. Beyond the uniform, Harlee was a valued member of our Sheriff's Office family whose kindness, professionalism, and commitment to serving others left a lasting impact on all who knew her. She will be greatly missed."
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.๐๐ป
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"As a dedicated member of our civilian staff, Harlee played an important role in supporting the mission of the Sheriff's Office and serving the citizens of Madison County. Her professionalism, kindness, and unwavering commitment made a lasting impact on our agency and on everyone who had the privilege of working alongside her. Harlee faithfully served the citizens of Madison County with honor, integrity, and dedication. Throughout her service, she earned the respect and admiration of fellow deputies, staff, law enforcement partners, and the community. Beyond the uniform, Harlee was a valued member of our Sheriff's Office family whose kindness, professionalism, and commitment to serving others left a lasting impact on all who knew her. She will be greatly missed."
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.๐๐ป
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Reckless sanctuary politicians have turned Maryland into a HAVEN for criminal illegal aliens like this monster who MURDERED his girlfriend.
These sanctuary politicians refusal to cooperate with ICE is putting the safety of Americans at risk. Stop protecting criminal illegal aliens at the expense of American citizens.
Homeland Security
These sanctuary politicians refusal to cooperate with ICE is putting the safety of Americans at risk. Stop protecting criminal illegal aliens at the expense of American citizens.
Homeland Security
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A man allegedly called 911 to request Saluda County sheriff's deputies at his home before opening fire on multiple people, including the responding officers.
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S.C. Man Accused of Calling 911, Then Firing at Responding Deputies
A man allegedly called 911 to request Saluda County sheriff's deputies at his home before opening fire on multiple people, including the responding officers.
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Economic Times' interview with Elon Musk. A question was put to Elon if people died because USAID funds were cut suddenly.
Zanny Minton Beddoes: "Do you buy the idea that anybody to put it really crudely and simply that any kid in Africa died because of the suddenness with which..."
Elon Musk: "Zero!"
Zanny: "I just don't think that's right."
Elon: "USAID is a political organization...the biggest funder of regime change."
Zanny: "There were claim of a huge number of things shut down in Africa..."
Elon: "There were claims, these claims are false!...They're absolute nonsense!...but zero died!"
She doesn't know, she just guessesโreally good journalism! ๐คก
Zanny Minton Beddoes: "Do you buy the idea that anybody to put it really crudely and simply that any kid in Africa died because of the suddenness with which..."
Elon Musk: "Zero!"
Zanny: "I just don't think that's right."
Elon: "USAID is a political organization...the biggest funder of regime change."
Zanny: "There were claim of a huge number of things shut down in Africa..."
Elon: "There were claims, these claims are false!...They're absolute nonsense!...but zero died!"
She doesn't know, she just guessesโreally good journalism! ๐คก
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Stay cool ๐ฆโฑ
โขNever leave children or pets in vehicles
โขStay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
โขMake sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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โขNever leave children or pets in vehicles
โขStay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
โขMake sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
@police_frequency
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Bodycam video released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department shows a deputy being attacked moments after arriving on scene.
NEWSMAX's Jason Mattera reports law enforcement experts say the footage underscores the split-second decisions officers face when confronted with deadly threats.
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NEWSMAX's Jason Mattera reports law enforcement experts say the footage underscores the split-second decisions officers face when confronted with deadly threats.
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Today, we honor and celebrate the retirement of Sheriff Mike Linder after a distinguished career dedicated to serving Yellowstone County for over (40) years.
Sheriff Mike Linder started his law enforcement journey in 1985, as a Reserve Deputy with the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office. During that time, he worked patrol, helped out in the old jail on the 8th floor of the Courthouse, did river rescues, scuba diving missions, and was on various horse mounted details. He also became a certified EMT.
In 1989, Sheriff Mike Linder was offered a full time position where he started out in the Sheriffโs Office Drug Enforcement Unit. There, he investigated drug crimes and worked undercover in Yellowstone County.
After (2) years, Sheriff Mike Linder transferred to the patrol division where he was a resident Deputy in the Huntley and Worden area.
In 1994, he was promoted to Sergeant.
In 1998, he was promoted to Lieutenant, and oversaw the patrol division afternoon shift. During Sheriff Mike Linder's years in the patrol division, he became involved in different special assignments such as firearms instructor, search and rescue, and SWAT, which included time on the entry team, sniper team, and eventually as the overall team leader.
In 2007, Sheriff Mike Linder was assigned to the U.S. Marshals Service Violent Offender Task Force as a Special Deputy U.S. Marshal, and spent (4) years tracking down and arresting violent fugitives.
In November 2010 Sheriff Mike Linder was elected Sheriff of Yellowstone County, and took over on January 1st, 2011. He was re-elected several more times, and is currently in his 4th term as Sheriff.
Throughout Sheriff Mike Linder's career, he has demonstrated steadfast leadership, unwavering integrity, and a commitment to the safety of our community and the men and women of the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office.
While this chapter comes to a close, the impact of Sheriff Mike Linderโs leadership and service will be felt for years to come. On behalf of the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office, we extend our sincere gratitude for his dedication and wish him a well-earned retirement filled with good health, happiness, and new adventures.
Congratulations, Sheriff Mike Linder, and thank you for your service.
Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Mike Linder started his law enforcement journey in 1985, as a Reserve Deputy with the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office. During that time, he worked patrol, helped out in the old jail on the 8th floor of the Courthouse, did river rescues, scuba diving missions, and was on various horse mounted details. He also became a certified EMT.
In 1989, Sheriff Mike Linder was offered a full time position where he started out in the Sheriffโs Office Drug Enforcement Unit. There, he investigated drug crimes and worked undercover in Yellowstone County.
After (2) years, Sheriff Mike Linder transferred to the patrol division where he was a resident Deputy in the Huntley and Worden area.
In 1994, he was promoted to Sergeant.
In 1998, he was promoted to Lieutenant, and oversaw the patrol division afternoon shift. During Sheriff Mike Linder's years in the patrol division, he became involved in different special assignments such as firearms instructor, search and rescue, and SWAT, which included time on the entry team, sniper team, and eventually as the overall team leader.
In 2007, Sheriff Mike Linder was assigned to the U.S. Marshals Service Violent Offender Task Force as a Special Deputy U.S. Marshal, and spent (4) years tracking down and arresting violent fugitives.
In November 2010 Sheriff Mike Linder was elected Sheriff of Yellowstone County, and took over on January 1st, 2011. He was re-elected several more times, and is currently in his 4th term as Sheriff.
Throughout Sheriff Mike Linder's career, he has demonstrated steadfast leadership, unwavering integrity, and a commitment to the safety of our community and the men and women of the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office.
While this chapter comes to a close, the impact of Sheriff Mike Linderโs leadership and service will be felt for years to come. On behalf of the Yellowstone County Sheriffโs Office, we extend our sincere gratitude for his dedication and wish him a well-earned retirement filled with good health, happiness, and new adventures.
Congratulations, Sheriff Mike Linder, and thank you for your service.
Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office
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BREAKING: F-35 jet crashed after "mishap" at Miramar Air Base in California; condition of crew unknown.
More details will be provided as they become available.
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar officials said the pilot ejected and was transported to a local medical facility in stable condition for evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
No other injuries were reported.
The incident is under investigation, and officials said more information will be released when itโs available.
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More details will be provided as they become available.
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar officials said the pilot ejected and was transported to a local medical facility in stable condition for evaluation and treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
No other injuries were reported.
The incident is under investigation, and officials said more information will be released when itโs available.
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Fauci Diary Entry the Day Biden took Office:
- He was very excited for Bidenโs inauguration.
- Said Trump is a very dangerous man.
- he was preparing to reinsert WHO back into the pandemic
- was very achy after booster shot
- Jared Kushner called him from AF1 to thank him
- He was very excited for Bidenโs inauguration.
- Said Trump is a very dangerous man.
- he was preparing to reinsert WHO back into the pandemic
- was very achy after booster shot
- Jared Kushner called him from AF1 to thank him
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NEW: ICE San Francisco arrested criminal alien Gerardo Larios-Ramirez, 52, of Mexico. Lario was sentenced to 3 years for selling amphetamines in Sonoma County; and 15 to life for murder, manslaughter and witness intimidation in Marin County. He has been removed from the U.S.
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Video from police captured a high-speed e-bike chase in Upland. โ
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Police say the pursuit began after a motorcycle officer tried to pull over the reckless rider. The rider eventually lost control and was taken into custody. โ
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Police say the pursuit began after a motorcycle officer tried to pull over the reckless rider. The rider eventually lost control and was taken into custody. โ
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Throughout his career, Lieutenant Colonel Bratt served in nine duty stations across ten counties, working in rural, mountain, and metro communities. No matter where his career took him, his commitment to public service, leadership, and the safety of Coloradans never wavered. Congratulations, Lieutenant Colonel Bratt, on an outstanding 40-year career. Thank you for your service to Colorado, and best wishes for a well-earned retirement!
Colorado State Patrol
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Proud to award this yearโs recipients of the FBI Service Awards - one of our highest awards for the men and women of the FBI dedicated to serving their country.
This year we honored 45 recipients and welcomed almost 200 of their guests - the largest number of recipients and attendees at this type of event we've ever had. In total, the recipients had an incredible combined 1,520 years of service.
Thanks to each of you for everything you do in support of the mission. The historic success of this FBI wouldn't be possible without you.
FBI Director Kash Patel
This year we honored 45 recipients and welcomed almost 200 of their guests - the largest number of recipients and attendees at this type of event we've ever had. In total, the recipients had an incredible combined 1,520 years of service.
Thanks to each of you for everything you do in support of the mission. The historic success of this FBI wouldn't be possible without you.
FBI Director Kash Patel
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โWhen disorder becomes normal, we stop reacting to it. When decline is constant, you adjust expectationsโ ๐ทabcnt
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