"It's really the Industrial Revolution — maybe bigger," says President Donald J. Trump on Super Intelligence.

"It is, in fact, bigger than the Internet. We're leading, and we're building trillions of dollars worth of places. Why should we give that up?"

POTUS: "The big problem is the refineries in Russia are being blown up. This isn't really a Middle Eastern problem, this is more of a Russia problem — that Ukraine and Russia are going at it and Ukraine is blowing up diesel refineries in Russia because they do a lot of refining."

POTUS on Iran: "They have no economy. The value of their money is, as they say, valueless. They have inflation now of close to 300%... Their money is shot. Their economy is shot. Their military is shot. They're in trouble."

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Trooper Sommerfield spotted a broken-down Dish van blocking the I-94 westbound at Exit 213 in Glendive and didn't wait around. He jumped in, helped push the van out of the way, & got traffic moving smoothly again. Thanks for keeping our roads safe and moving, Trooper Sommerfield!

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NEW: FBI agents raid the home of Eugene Horsch on West Chew Avenue in Philadelphia on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026. Authorities are investigating the property after linking it to at least seven missing women. Eugene Horsch is the son of the late Raymond “R.C.” Horsch.

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Election interference…

Republican candidates lost an estimated $117 🐸 million in donations last year when Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo were aggressively marking fundraising emails as spam.

The first period ran from June 30, 2025—when GOP consulting firm Targeted Victory alerted Google that WinRed emails were being flagged—through Sept. 15, when Google dropped a widely used spam blacklist that had been improperly tagging the messages.

The problem was not limited to Gmail. Over that span, first-time WinRed donations fell 75% below normal levels across Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo.

The Hartford Police Department, CT, mourns the loss of Deputy Chief Jason Lee, a respected member of the HPD family whose career reflected more than two decades of service to the department and the City of Hartford.

Deputy Chief Lee graduated with Hartford Police Academy Class 2005-1. Throughout his career, he served in Patrol, the Safe City Initiative alongside the Connecticut State Police, the Southwest Conditions Unit, and as a detective in the Crime Scene Division. After being promoted to Sergeant, he remained in CSD and later served there as a Lieutenant. While a Lieutenant, he also served as Chief of Staff for then-Chief Jason Thody.

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

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BREAKING: Lee County  Florida K9 officer Dundee was killed in the line of duty during an early morning operation in the 1st Precinct while helping deputies apprehend a suspect, according to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

Dundee joined LCSO in February 2024 and maintained dual certifications in patrol and narcotics detection.

Over his career, authorities said Dundee completed 174 deployments and directly contributed to 28 apprehensions. 

Officials said Dundee ran toward danger without hesitation alongside his agency family.

Department officials asked the public to keep Dundee's handler, Deputy Chala, and his family in their thoughts. Agency representatives stated they will honor Dundee’s sacrifice, distinction, and courage in protecting the community.

Rest In Peace, Hero🖤💙

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DEVELOPING: Erosion leaves Orange County California beaches vulnerable to high surf. Beach communities are preparing for another round of high surf.

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Autumn in law enforcement hits different. 🍁🍂🚓

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The National Police Association Joins Attorney General's Summit to Champion Crime Victims and Support Law Enforcement

The National Police Association (NPA) participated in the Attorney General's Summit on Victims of Violent Crime on September 24, 2026, joining victims, surviving family members, and national leaders in advancing a public safety obligation: protecting innocent Americans and supporting the officers who defend them.

Read more: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-national-police-association-joins-attorney-generals-summit-to-champion-crime-victims-and-support-law-enforcement-302891677.html

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NEW: The 27-year-old man killed in a BASE-jumping accident in Cache County Sunday has been identified as Salt Lake City firefighter Gabe Reilly.

Reilly had served with the Salt Lake City Fire Department for the past four years, following in the footsteps of his father, who retired from the department in 2024.

“Gabe was known for his infectious smile, kind heartedness, and his free-spirited nature,” the department said. “Gabe’s commitment to the department, his fellow firefighters, and the community will not be forgotten.”

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

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New from NYT: "A Quiet ICE Surge that Unfolded 'Everywhere All at Once' This Summer"

Quote: "The most effective escalation of President Trump’s mass deportation campaign happened quietly. Unlike earlier high-profile raids that drew thousands of protesters into the streets of Chicago, Los Angeles and Minneapolis, the surge in arrests in June, July and August was captured mostly by grainy security camera footage, through cracked blinds and from behind closed doors. Federal agents appeared in nearly every corner of daily life, carrying out operations at hospitals and airports, outside suburban schools and along rural construction sites and truck stops. They fanned out from coastal cities in Maine to desert towns in Arizona, across the open plains of Wyoming and down through the southern borderlands."

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/25/us/ice-surge-immigration-arrests.html

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Happening Now: 2A “Shall not be infringed” rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Ford Fischer Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/E7Qv3ryT4x0

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