SecMullin: “I love this mission, I couldn’t have a greater mission than to be able to be the Secretary of Homeland and work with so many Patriots.”

You are not alone. Your story matters. Your life matters. 💜🩵

This Suicide Prevention Month, remember:

Check in on your partners, coworkers, friends, and loved ones.
Listen without judgment. Sometimes being present is enough.
Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
You don’t have to have all the answers to be there for someone.
No one should have to face their hardest moments alone.

One conversation can create hope. One check in can make a difference. One person caring can remind someone that tomorrow is worth seeing.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Reach out. Check in. Stay connected. Together, we can help save lives.

A New Jersey school district is being SUED IN FEDERAL COURT over a policy that can keep parents from being told when their child changes names or pronouns at school. It's ABOUT TIME this nonsense is put to rest.

According to the lawsuit, students can use a different name and pronouns at school without their parents being notified, access bathrooms and locker rooms based on gender identity, participate in sports under those policies and, in some circumstances, be referred to outside organizations without parents knowing what is happening.

Moms for Liberty and two anonymous parents are suing the School District of the Chathams over Policy 5145.7, arguing that the district has crossed the line from protecting students into cutting parents out of decisions involving their own children.

The parents argue that schools should not be able to maintain one identity for a child at school while deliberately keeping the child’s parents unaware of it.
The district says the policy is consistent with New Jersey anti-discrimination law and state guidance.

Now a federal judge is being asked to decide just how far a public school can go in withholding information about a child’s gender identity from that child’s parents.

We know the answer: protecting a student’s privacy can NEVER include intentionally excluding parents.

⚠️A special weather statement has been issued for Los Angeles CA, Glendale CA and Torrance CA until 10:00 AM PDT

Friday marks 25 years since 9/11, so we are looking back at how this major event impacted our employees.

Watch this video as FCSO Chaplain Father Leo Connolly shares his experience working at Ground Zero and how it is still impacting him today.

Never Forget.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office

Hope everyone enjoyed the long holiday weekend!!

Now let’s make this a great start to a short work week.

NSP Troop E

A quarter century after the Sept. 11 attacks, law enforcement leaders say terrorist threats have shifted from large, coordinated plots to a mix of lone actors, domestic extremists and technology-enabled attacks.

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President Donald J. Trump posthumously awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, the 24-year-old “Man in the Red Bandana” who heroically gave his own life to save as many as 18 others in the South Tower on 9/11. Accepted by his mother Alison & sister Paige.❤️

The White House

A SENIOR USCIS officer was allegedly getting PAID to help people bypass immigration interviews, background checks and other safeguards while approving applications for green cards and even U.S. CITIZENSHIP.

Federal prosecutors say Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu and associate Adeniyi Akeem Somoye were involved in a years-long scheme tied to nearly $960,000 in payments.

Investigators allege Ganiyu used his position inside USCIS to bypass required interviews, supervisory review, jurisdictional restrictions and background checks while approving or expediting immigration cases.

Those cases reportedly included petitions for relatives, green-card applications and applications for American citizenship.

Federal agents arrested both men on September 2, and prosecutors say the alleged scheme stretched from December 2019 through March 2026.

Think about what that means.

The officer entrusted with enforcing the safeguards around who gets approved to live in this country — and ultimately who gets to become an American citizen — is accused of taking money to help people get around those very safeguards.

If prosecutors prove it, this is not some paperwork violation.

It is an alleged corruption scheme operating from INSIDE the immigration system itself.

THE PICNIC IS OVER. NOW LET’S LOOK AT MACARTHUR PARK THE DAY AFTER.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman publicly pledged that by Labor Day weekend, MacArthur Park would be safe enough for him to bring his family there for a picnic.

The picnic happened.

But what happened when the cameras and picnic tables were gone?

This is what I documented the very next day:

A woman exposed from the waist down, visibly scratching and picking at wounds covering her legs.

People slumped over.

Apparent drug use happening openly.

And conditions that residents, parents, businesses and community members have been witnessing long before this highly publicized picnic.

I WILL acknowledge the progress being made.

In my conversations with leadership at LAPD Rampart Division, I was told they now have a dedicated Alvarado Corridor Task Force, with approximately 10 officers specifically assigned to this area seven days a week, although the unit is not operating 24/7.

I was also told that this effort is about more than enforcement.

According to Rampart leadership, they are working alongside local hospitals, missions and community organizations to connect people who want to leave the streets and overcome addiction with services.

I was told there is also a 13-month rehabilitation program designed to help participants stabilize, recover and ultimately transition back into the community.

People in the area who genuinely want help can reach out to Rampart Division and ask about assistance and available resources through the Alvarado Corridor effort.

But success cannot be measured by ONE picnic.

It has to be measured by what MacArthur Park looks like the day after the picnic… the week after… and the months after.

@Street_People_of_LA

LAPD officers were on scene investigating stabbing occurred at “Prime Pizza” in the 100 block of S Central Ave. Two RA’s have been requested for a male and female victim.

The suspect reportedly got into a confrontation with store employee’s before attacking two customers who were seated in the outdoor patio area.

The suspect, who appeared to be a white male transient was taken into custody.

Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Central Area Detectives.

LAPD Central Division

Today, XTEND rang the bell at the NYSE , marking a new chapter as we continue building robotic forces for the world's most dangerous and complex environments.

Another great win for American Technology. These guys are amazing at what they do.

Eric Trump

The Oklahoma City Fire Department extends our deepest condolences to the Wellston Fire Department following the loss of one of its firefighters, who was injured while battling a wildfire Monday.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, fellow firefighters and the entire Wellston community during this difficult time.🙏🏻

WATCH: A driveway in front of a vacant seaside Malibu home collapsed after steady rainfall and high surf on the Los Angeles County coast.⁠
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Utility crews and department of building and safety personnel responded to the location in the 31000 block of Sea Level Drive after the collapse damaged a gas main.

NEW: Opening statements have begun in the murder trial of Houston nurse Nicole Linton, following the 2022 Windsor Hills crash that killed six people, including an unborn baby.

Linton faces murder and vehicular manslaughter charges after driving her car through a red light at over 100 mph.

Her defense argues she suffered a major mental health crisis at the time of the crash.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Believe it or not, but the Atlantic is only 2 days away from the typical peak of the season and we've only seen 5 named storms with no hurricanes. We will likely smash the record for the latest first hurricane on record which was Gustav on September 11th, 2022