“You want to bend the future to your will? Make some of it. Build the thing, start the company, learn the trade, plant the trees whose shade you will never sit under.”

Rob Schneider at CLS 2026

Stay cool 💦⛱

•Never leave children or pets in vehicles

•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors

•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.

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Tucker Carlson: USS Liberty deniers will say Israel’s 1967 attack on the U.S. spy ship was a total accident. Marine Staff Sergeant Bryce Lockwood was on the Liberty and says there’s no doubt Israel meant to kill every American on board.

0:00 The Story of the USS Liberty
11:14 What Really Happened During the Attack?
21:28 Did Israeli Boats Help Survivors After Receiving Their Mayday Call?
26:13 Did the Johnson Administration Allow the Attack?
29:14 How Many Americans Were Killed in the Attack?
32:51 When Did Lockwood Realize the Attack Came From the Israelis?
35:06 What Was the Motive?
37:00 Was Lockwood Told Not to Talk About the Attack?
47:25 The People Dismissing the Attack as a Mistake
52:25 Why Did the US Ignore This?
55:59 What Should Congress Do?
58:33 Is Lockwood Still Preaching?

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Watch: Town hall meeting on Los Angeles warehouse fire erupts into chaos. 📷KABC

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Trump Accounts May Create Millionaire Gen-Beta Retirees

Contributions are now flowing after the Treasury Department launched its much-anticipated Trump account app this week. Any child under the age of 18 with a Social Security number can participate, and US citizens born between January 2025 and December 2028 can receive a $1,000 government deposit. Maximum annual contributions are set at $5,000, with the money automatically invested in low-cost index funds. It’s a fantastic approach to savings, according to Adam Bergman, a tax attorney and founder of IRA Financial, one that will give millions of young Americans a financial head start by the time they reach adulthood. The biggest impact of the accounts, though, could actually be felt many decades down the line, when the emerging generation of Americans is ready to retire.

Read more: https://www.thedailyupside.com/retirement/tax-tips/trump-accounts-may-create-millionaire-gen-beta-retirees/

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An alleged planned act of revenge has now led to multiple arrests.

An ex-girlfriend is accused of orchestrating a fatal assault involving several suspects, and the case continues to unfold as prosecutors work through the evidence in court.

Full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ex-girlfriend-accused-masterminding-fatal-revenge-beating

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Congratulations on 85 years of service by the Vista New York Volunteer Fire Department

My grandfather, uncle and father all served as Chief. My mother was the oldest living member of the women's auxiliary when she passed.

Many fond memories of Halloween parties, clam bakes, and other Carnivals

It is with profound sadness that Sheriff Smith and the Athens County Sheriff's Office reflect on the life, legacy, and service of Lt. Steve Sedwick.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Lisa, the entire Sedwick family, and all who had the privilege of knowing and loving Steve.

Steve began his law enforcement career with the Albany Police Department in 1992 before joining the Athens County Sheriff's Office as a Special Deputy in 1993 and becoming a full-time Deputy Sheriff in 1995. Over the next 25 years, he served our community with honor as a Deputy, Detective, Sergeant, and Lieutenant before retiring in 2020. Earlier this year, Steve returned to the Sheriff's Office in the Concealed Carry and Evidence Division, continuing a lifetime of service even while facing his greatest personal challenge.

For more than three decades, Steve dedicated his life to serving and protecting the citizens of Athens County. Throughout his career, Steve investigated and solved countless criminal cases, crimes against children, and earned numerous commendations for his dedication and service. He approached every assignment with professionalism, integrity, and genuine concern for the people he served.

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

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A simple favor can carry serious legal consequences.

The ATF and TheJusticeDept are reminding the public that purchasing a firearm on behalf of someone who cannot legally buy one is a federal crime that can result in significant prison time.

More about this "Don't Lie For The Other Guy" campaign here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/atf-warning-straw-purchases-15-years-prison

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Dangerous heat expected for the weekend with heat headlines in place for many across the Intermountain West and Plains.

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NEW: ICE San Francisco arrested criminal alien Bakhshinderpal Pal Singh, 31, of India, in Fresno. He was convicted last year of sex with a minor in a high-profile case involving the drowning and burial of a newborn in Bakersfield in 2018. He will remain in ICE custody pending removal.

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UPDATE: The suspect accused of shooting an Indiana State Police trooper multiple times Friday morning near Michigan City has been found dead.

Authorities said there is no ongoing threat to the community and the manhunt has concluded.

According to police, the incident began with a pursuit in Berrien County, Mich. A trooper picked up the pursuit on I-94 after spotting a stolen silver Ford F-150, which exited onto U.S. 421. The vehicle reportedly stopped at a Speedway gas station just south of Michigan City, where it crashed into the trooper’s vehicle.

Following the crash, ISP said the suspect opened fire on the trooper. Police said the trooper returned fire as the suspect drove away from the scene.

Police said the trooper was shot multiple times. He was initially taken to Franciscan Health before being transferred to Memorial Hospital in South Bend, where he is listed in stable condition. According to ISP, the trooper is undergoing surgery and was in good spirits. Please, keep the trooper and his family in your thought and prayers.🙏🏻

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NEW: In Portland, Oregon, a DHS officer rescued an injured occupant from a burning car after a crash on Washington State Route 500. Proud of our team’s readiness to serve and protect!

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BREAKING: Jake Lang assaulted by press and Antifa before planned “STOP THE STEAL” press conference. 📷eoinrichard

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Praying for the Toledo Ohio police officer who was injured in the line of duty this morning.🙏🏻

A Toledo police officer was injured Friday when a police cruiser he was operating crashed during a pursuit of two people wanted on felony charges.
Officer Matthew Hughes was injured when he struck his head inside the police vehicle, which crashed in a water-sewer work area where a portion of the roadway had been removed. He was taken to Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center for evaluation, police said in a report. His condition was not released.

At 9:06 a.m., Officer Hughes spotted the suspect vehicle at Laskey and Tremainsville roads and attempted to stop it. The driver refused to stop, and the pursuit ensued, ending in the crash at a roadway hole on Asbury Drive, according to a police report.

The suspect vehicle, which was southbound on Asbury, drove through the work area. Officer Hughes’ vehicle, however, struck the far edge of the hole as he attempted to slow down.

Read more: https://www.toledoblade.com/local/police-fire/2026/07/10/toledo-officer-hurt-when-cruiser-strikes-roadway-excavation-during-pursuit/stories/20260710081

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After more than twenty-five years of dedicated service to the citizens of Indiana, Lieutenant Brian P. Bunner retired from the Indiana State Police, concluding a distinguished career defined by leadership, technological innovation, and an unwavering commitment to public safety.

A native of Henry County, Bunner began his law enforcement career with the Indiana State Police in 2000, serving in the Connersville District. During his early years, he worked as a road patrol trooper before earning a promotion to district detective, where he investigated major criminal offenses throughout eastern Indiana.
Well done Brother!💙

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Bagpipes were played following the funeral for fallen Rittman Police Sgt. Scott Ries Friday.

Friends, loved ones and members of the public are remembering and laying to rest fallen Rittman Police Sgt. Scott Ries this afternoon.

Ries, a 10-year veteran with the Rittman Police Department, was shot and killed while responding to a violent break-in and shots fired call on Chippewa Trail on Sunday night.

https://fox8.com/news/fallen-rittman-sgt-scott-ries-to-be-laid-to-rest-today/

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