MAKING AMERICA SAFE AGAIN 🇺🇸

Karoline Leavitt

On August 13, 2026, State Police members responded to a fire on Haggert Rd. in Oswegatchie, where an 80-year-old resident was still inside the home. Troopers pulled the resident to safety.

Their swift actions most likely saved his life.

Details here: https://troopers.ny.gov/news/troopers-rescue-80-year-old-man-oswegatchie-structure-fire

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Please join us in Congratulating Lieutenant Mike Crabb on a well-deserved retirement after 30 years of service with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
 
While serving at OCSO LT Crabb has been assigned to the following units:
 
Uniform Patrol
Juvenile Assessment and Monitoring
Office of the Mayor
Orange County Convention Center
Legislative Affairs Team
Motors
 
LT Crabb leaves OCSO to start this next journey as an Orange County Commissioner!
 
LT Crabb was instrumental in Sheriff Mina’s goal in enact the Super Speeder law. He leaves behind a legacy of law enforcement excellence and will be greatly missed.
 
Congrats LT!!

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Keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Lala! Plus everything else you need to know heading into the weekend.

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Check out this week's Washington Watch!

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Trooper Teddy understood the assignment 🐻🎶

Making memories, meeting Hoosiers, and enjoying every minute of the Indiana State Fair with the Indiana State Police. We hope to see you out at the fair soon💙

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UNBELIEVABLE: Tyler Robinson’s attorneys say the shooter should escape the de*th penalty because he “hit the intended target.”

Robinson is accused of taking Charlie Kirk’s life with a rifle shot.

His defense team wants a judge to remove the only aggravating factor currently making him eligible for capital punishment. They argue that because the shooter fired once, struck his intended target and did not harm anyone else, prosecutors cannot prove he knowingly endangered additional lives.

The filing does not concede that Robinson was the shooter...but this argument certainly SEEMS like an admission of some kind.

It is absolutely INSANE that the shooter’s accuracy could help spare him from the ultimate sentence.

Should “he hit the intended target” EVER be accepted as an argument against capital punishment in an alleged political assassination?

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BREAKING: FBI Boston has arrested the Mayor of Lawrence, MA, for allegedly fraudulently obtaining over $1.5 million in COVID and SBA loans and using the proceeds to fund his campaign, pay his personal taxes, and pay off a high interest mortgage.

Leah Foley, US Attorney for MA, issued the following statement:

"Mayor DePeña was elected to be a leader for the City of Lawrence. He was looked up to and trusted by his constituents, but he betrayed that trust through his alleged corruption and lies.

Today's arrest is just another example of our determination to root out fraud by anyone, even public officials and holding elected officials accountable."

Mayor DePena has gone viral on social media in the past for his inability to speak English and for using a translator during public meetings.

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In WHAT UNIVERSE should CHRIS WATTS be allowed to get married?

Watts is serving five life sentences without parole after brutally m*rdering his wife, Shanann, and their daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, and taking the life of his unborn son, Nico.

Now he has reportedly applied to marry 39-year-old Lizzie Henderson, an Ohio realtor who moved to Wisconsin to be closer to Dodge Correctional Institution.

Published reports say Henderson visited Watts 23 times over approximately 15 months, participated in CONTACT VISITS lasting up to three hours and has applied to change her last name to Watts.

Watts will never leave prison, but he can still receive love letters, spend hours with admirers, have physical contact with his girlfriend during visits and potentially enter a new marriage.

This man is a monster who deserves the de*th penalty, not romance behind bars.

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An intense flash flood hit a Hurricane neighborhood.

The worst of the flooding was reported near 198 South 850 West in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Heidi Hatch

“We have plenty of munitions to fight this war.”

Carl Higbie reacts to media reports of dwindling weapons stockpiles.

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In a beautiful impromptu moment, President Trump exits the stage in the middle of his speech to embrace Migdalia Martinez and retired NYPD Sergeant Jesus Freytes, whose 12-year-old son Jacob was tragically killed by a stray bullet in the Bronx. 💔

Karoline Leavitt

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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🙏 Army identifies 2 pilots killed in Apache helicopter crash near Fort Hood during training exercise

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Deontre Huey and Warrant Officer Seth Olmstead

The New York City Department of Correction is mourning the loss of Captain Keisha Nicks, a 22-year veteran who died yesterday in the line of duty after suffering a medical emergency.

Captain Nicks was one of the leading heroes of our Correction Assistance Response for Employees (C.A.R.E.) Unit and a beloved member of The Boldest Family.

For more than two decades, her leadership, hard work, selflessness and kindness has shined with distinction throughout our entire Department. She will forever be remembered as a true public servant and bold champion for the wellness of others.

“The hearts of The Boldest are broken with the loss of our beloved Captain Keisha Nicks. She most recently served in the Correction Assistance Response for Employees (C.A.R.E.) Unit, where she promoted staff wellness and provided support to her colleagues, both uniformed and non-uniformed,” said Commissioner Stanley Richards. “As a leader at C.A.R.E., Captain Nicks worked to address the needs of staff in both their personal and professional lives. When staff suffered injuries on the job, she was there. If they struggled with trauma, she was the rock they could lean on. It was a role she was well-suited for, having been a reliable officer, friend and steadfast member of The Boldest Family from her first day on the job. We mourn her loss. We honor her service and legacy. And we miss her greatly.”

Rest In Peace, Hero💙🖤

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NEW: Five people were killed in a Michigan shooting spree on Friday, sparking a massive manhunt that ended when the suspected gunman was found dead.

The bloodshed was first discovered at a home in Missaukee County, where police found three dead people shortly before noon, Up North Live reported, citing state police.

Two more slain victims were later found – one in the woods near Whitlock Lake and another in a separate home, according to the report.
Another person was left in critical condition.

The carnage prompted a frantic search for the 39-year-old suspect, Chad Hickman, who police said was considered armed and dangerous.

Hickman was eventually found dead, though it wasn’t immediately clear how he died.

“Not only is this difficult for our investigators and our troopers, but it’s very hard for this community. You know, this type of loss is tragic,” a Michigan State Police spokesperson told Up North Live in a statement.

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