Good night to all! 😴

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SECURING AMERICA’S ENERGY FUTURE.

President Trump secures access to more than 65 BILLION barrels of oil reserves in Venezuela - the biggest oil deal in world history.

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HAPPENING TODAY: Two major U.S. criminal cases could face pivotal rulings today, as Americans await a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and a judge decides whether accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson should stand trial.

Matt Finn details the latest from Utah and what will go into the judge's decision to determine whether Robinson will face trial.

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Our latest national forecast... includes the 4AM update on Tropical Storm Edouard.

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WATCH LIVE: Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin details the results of a New York enforcement operation dubbed Operation Rotten Apple as the Trump administration continues its broader push against criminal activity and immigration violations.

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SecMullin on DHS operations in New York: "Over the last 30 days Operation Rotten Apple has taken over 2100 criminals off the streets."

"These arrests included gang members, rapists, murderers, and child predators.

“ICE officers will NOT be intimidated by political rhetoric, sanctuary policies, or street-level threats. We will continue to enforce the law, arrest public safety threats, and protect New Yorkers.” - ERO New York Field Office Director Kenneth Genalo

"New Yorkers should not have to worry that dangerous offenders are being released back into their communities, because local systems have failed to act. When a safe transfer from a local jail to federal custody is an option - it should be taken." - ERO Buffalo Acting Field Office Director Philip Rhoney


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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Police are investigating a possible street racing crash that left one person dead and damaged more than a dozen vehicles in Norwalk Tuesday morning.

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BREAKING: Lindsay Clancy jury tells judge it cannot come to unanimous verdict, judge says keep trying

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BREAKING: “Over the last 30 days, Operation Rotten Apple has taken OVER 2,100 criminals OFF our streets."- Sec.Mullin

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It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Deputy Nicholas Crawford, affectionately known as “Nick”, who lost his life due to an off-duty medical emergency.

Deputy Crawford joined the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in 2007, after completing Deputy Academy Class #363. He was assigned to the Inmate Reception Center, where he proudly worked in various positions for 19 years.

Nick will be remembered for his years of dedicated service, hard work, and positive impact he made on those around him.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Nick’s family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. He will be greatly missed and never forgotten.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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Honored to host Israeli Security Agency Director General David Zini at FBI HQ - great meeting on our shared work together including counterterrorism efforts, breaking terrorist financing networks, intelligence sharing, and building our technological capabilities like counter UAS training.

FBI Director Kash Patel

UPDATE: He is now in our custody to be DEPORTED from our nation.

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When will we see REAL CONSEQUENCES for these people ripping off our tax dollars? A Minnesota family operation stole $5.6 MILLION in money meant to feed children, and the prison sentences are starting to look like months instead of years.

Zamzam Jama admitted laundering $491,245 through a shell company connected to Brava Restaurant in Rochester.

That restaurant was supposedly serving 2,000 to 3,000 children EVERY DAY through the federal meal program.

Meanwhile, Zamzam used stolen child-nutrition money toward a house and a Toyota RAV4.

Her sentence was SIX MONTHS.

Then her relative Asha Jama was sentenced to six months after stealing roughly $450,000. Mustafa Jama later received just 14 months after laundering more than $1.4 MILLION. Altogether, authorities say the Jama family operation stole about $5.6 MILLION in money intended to feed children.

At some point, these sentences stop looking like deterrence and start looking like the cost of doing business.

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BREAKING: Texas Sen. Lois Kolkhost joins a growing list of public officials opposing the use of Flock cameras, Rusty Surette reports.

Her statement UNEDITED:

“Our Bill of Rights stands as the foundational bedrock of our freedoms. Among those rights is the Fourth Amendment, enshrined to protect Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures by their government.

In today’s era of digital surveillance and powerful AI data centers, it’s an idea that matters even more than it did back when it was ratified. 

I believe the growing uproar over Flock cameras is born from the same fears that spawned the Fourth Amendment in 1791.  Instead of the British Empire, our modern world now faces another organized force, this time in the shape of powerful new technology that blurs the lines between public safety and civil liberties.

Flock's nationwide network of over 120,000 Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) have been quietly assembled and sold as a modest tool for its subscribers to track stolen cars or missing persons.
But for those who remember the COVID lockdowns and the swift removal of our rights in the name of “public health and safety,”  the use of Flock cameras aims to be a frightening new web of warrantless mass surveillance.

Should we be alarmed that ALPR data can easily merge your vehicle plate with other aspects of your life?  That with AI it can build a profile that includes your financial accounts, health records, purchasing preferences, or religious affiliations?

What if the COVID-era push for “vaccine passports” had been enforced by Flock cameras linked to your medical record, and to your car’s newly mandated kill-switch?        

With so much power in ALPR technology, the risk of abuse is real.  One could reasonably think that we are only a pandemic away from ushering in a “social credit score” similar to the Chinese government, which can limit its citizens’ movements based on government approval.

Many Texans share my concern, including the City of Magnolia which recently announced that it will not renew its Flock camera contract.  Local actions will surely be joined with even more scrutiny in January, when the 90th Texas Legislature convenes. My colleagues in the Texas Senate are discussing an outright ban on ALPRs, and I am right there with them.      

The Americans who delivered the Bill Rights were an inspiration to the first Texans.  Both in 1776 and in 1836, brave souls (armed without a single cell phone or Facebook profile) decided that government's power is only legitimate with the consent of the governed.

Texans should have a reasonable expectation of privacy.  That means we must pull in the Constitutional reins on new technologies that can arbitrarily invade a person's life, home, or property.   My legislative actions on this issue will be founded in the Fourth Amendment.

And to those who see no risk in an unchecked and warrantless ALPR system, I will share the words of Samuel Adams, and wish for those chains to sit lightly on your wrists.”

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JUST IN: According to the New York Post, a Bank of America executive has been identified as the victim killed in a Times Square stabbing.

Thirty-two-year-old Erin Piacenti worked for the bank in New York City as Vice President of Business Selection and Conflicts.

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