Good night to everyone 😴

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Yesterday brought heavy rain, and today the wet weather remains in focus! Here's a look at your national forecast.

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Liberty demands more than admiration. It demands participation.

Rest in Peace: Deputy Sheriff Ryan Terpsma of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office in Montana. End of watch: October 30, 2026.

Deputy Sheriff Terpsma served with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for 5 months. Prior to that, he spent time with the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office. He also served with the Minnesota Army National Guard, where he deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Deputy Sheriff Terpsma is survived by his parents.

The FBI sends our prayers and condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues left behind. They will have our full support.

FBI Director Kash Patel

Our thoughts and prayers are with the North Royalton, Ohio Fire Department and the entire firefighting community following the tragic house fire last night.

The City of North Royalton has reported that two firefighters were transported to the hospital. Sadly, one has succumbed to their injuries, while the other remains in serious condition.

We ask everyone to keep the fallen firefighter, the injured firefighter, their families, fellow members, and all those affected in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.🙏🏻

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BREAKING: President Trump now says the U.S. will cut off $4B in aid to Israel at the end of the year.

The bombshell announcement comes just one day after American forces launched defensive strikes on Iran on Monday.

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NEW: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) announces new prosecutions of non-citizens accused of voting illegally, including an Uzbek national in Wyoming who falsely attested to be a US citizen & voted, but was caught after the state began participating in the federal SAVE (Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements) program to cross reference voter rolls against DHS databases.

The Uzbek man, Maksim Shakirov, has now pleaded guilty to voting as an alien and is scheduled to be sentenced in January.

HSI is also announcing the arrest of a Dominican non-citizen woman, Rosanny Fabre Villa, for illegally voting in Pennsylvania in the 2024 election, as well as the sentencing of a French national, Eliezer Kadoch, who pleaded guilty to illegally voting in the 2020, 2022, and 2024 elections in New Jersey. Feds say he also falsely claimed in a 2023 application for US citizenship that he had never voted or claimed US citizenship. He will now have to perform 50 hours of community service, pay a $1,000 fine, and be on probation for one year.

Bill Melugin

Message of the day: America First.🇺🇸

Vice President JD Vance

BREVARD FLOOD DAMAGE UPDATE: This is the power of water.👀

Jessica Dobson: "We're still grasping the extent of the flood damage in Brevard County, Florida this morning as floodwaters slowly recede in some spots. Leaving scenes like this, where Port Malabar Blvd has washed and crumbled away in Palm Bay."

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Remember where we were two years ago… Men swimming in women’s collegiate sports, NFL athletes kneeling for the national anthem, faith and family under attack, a wide-open southern border with millions of illegals pouring in unchecked, rampant crime and fentanyl destroying our streets…. A total lack of respect from every country (and leader) around the world, and a lack of pride in our flag.

I hope everybody will take a minute to understand what the Democrats stand for and remember how they governed. Look at the success being seen in red states vs the failure and migration out of those that are blue. If you VOTE, we will win! Today’s Today is the day. Let’s keep America, America. Let’s keep America the greatest country on earth.

God bless you all 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Eric Trump

Here's a handy voting guide for people to use.
Apply it up and down the ballot.
Get out and vote!!

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After 25 years of dedicated service, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office proudly celebrates the career and retirement of Senior Deputy Micah Marquez.
For a quarter of a century, Deputy Marquez has worn the badge with pride, serving his agency and our community with commitment, dedication, and a genuine willingness to step up wherever he was needed. From his early days with the Sheriff’s Office to his assignments in Booking, Court Security, and the jail, he has brought his experience, knowledge, and steady presence to every role he has held.
Throughout his career, Deputy Marquez has been more than a colleague. He has been a mentor, a teammate, and someone others could count on. 25 years represents a lifetime of memories that will remain long after his uniform is hung up for the last time.
Deputy Marquez, thank you for the knowledge you have shared, the lives you touched, and the difference you have made in our agency.
Congratulations on a well- deserved retirement!

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