Campaign Rally Sunday

Campaign Rally with Governor Ron DeSantis & Attorney General James Uthmeier

PBA Banquet Hall, West Palm Beach, FL
Sunday, November 1 • 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

OverviewJoin us on the last day of early voting!
Gov. Ron DeSantis is joining AG James Uthmeier THIS SUNDAY for the Keep Florida Safe, Strong & Free Rally in West Palm Beach!

📅 Sun, Nov 1 | Doors 12:45 PM, Rally 1:30 PM
📍 Palm Beach PBA Banquet Hall, 2100 N Florida Mango Rd

Press RSVP, please email: press@jamesforfl.com

Paid for by James Uthmeier, Republican, for Attorney General.

Property Taxes outpacing home values in Florida metros

Three Florida metropolitan areas ranked among the nation’s top 10 for property tax growth exceeding home value growth from 2022 to 2024

This is according to a ConsumerAffairs report released ahead of the state’s vote on property tax relief.

The report looked at the 100 largest metros in the country using data from the U.S. Census Bureau and compared the percentage change in median property taxes with the percentage change in median home value.

The national trend shows home values outpacing property taxes between 2022 and 2024. Home values went up 12.4% while property taxes increased 10.6%.

Meanwhile, Florida had three metros in the top ten for the inverse: property taxes outpacing home values. Voters will determine whether to approve Amendment 3, which would increase the homestead tax exemption to $250,000 by 2028.

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Omar and her Brother

Report: Obama Admin Uncovered Evidence Against Omar's Marriage

Federal investigators found evidence during the Obama administration suggesting that Rep. Ilhan Omar's 2009 marriage to a man suspected of being her brother was intended to help him obtain a green card, but the case stalled chiefly because prosecutors concluded the suspected offense fell outside a five-year statute of limitations, according to a new report.

The FBI and Department of Homeland Security investigated the marriage in the summer of 2016, current and former officials told The New York Times in a report published Thursday.

The officials' account challenges Omar's characterization of the earlier inquiry as having debunked allegations that she married her brother to help him obtain a green card.

The newspaper said it remains unclear what evidence investigators had establishing that Omar and her former husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, are siblings. Marrying a person to help them obtain a green card is illegal under federal law, while marrying a sibling is illegal under state law.

However, the newspaper noted that it remains unclear whether federal prosecutors could pursue charges against Omar despite the statute of limitations for marriage-based immigration fraud.

Six current and former officials familiar with the 2016 investigation told the Times that agents found evidence suggesting Omar and Elmi were siblings. The officials said investigators had limited tools to develop the case because prosecutors did not pursue it.

Omar has repeatedly denied the allegations about her and her ex-husband.

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Sarah Malega has a new and important job

Sarah Malega new Executive Director of the PB County League of Cities

Former Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner Sarah Malega was appointed and introduced as the new executive director of the Palm Beach County League of Cities in October 2026.

• Resignation from City Commission: Because league rules require elected officials to resign upon taking the position, Malega submitted her resignation from the Lake Worth Beach City Commission (District 1) effective October 29, 2026.

From the League's website:

Chartered in 1969 as a non-profit corporation. The purpose of the Palm Beach County League of Cities, Inc., is to promote and advance the collective interest of the municipalities of Palm Beach County, Florida; to analyze municipal issues and seek positive results through cooperative efforts; to respect the principles of Home Rule; and to encourage and enhance the quality of life of the citizens of Palm Beach County.

The League consists of all 39 municipalities in Palm Beach County, as well as over 80 Associate members. The Board of Directors, installed each May, is made up of 18 city officials: four executive officers, one representative from each of the League's five districts, six representatives from the largest municipalities, two at-large seats, and the Immediate Past President, if in office. Past Presidents still in office serve ex-officio.

The Board appoints the Executive Director, who is responsible for the daily business operation of the League. The Executive Director serves as chief liaison to the County Commission, School Board, department staff, and the Legislative and Congressional Delegation.

Teacher Union bosses supporting Muslim El-Sayed

President Of American Federation Of Teachers Randi Weingarten Rallies With Jihadists Abdul El-Sayed And Rashida Tlaib In Michigan

A deeply disturbing video went viral last week showing children at an Islamic school in South Asia being taught the “correct” methods for a husband to beat his wife. The boys act out the beatings with a slipper, a kick, a wooden stick and even a miswak, the twig used as a toothbrush. The girls are made to play along.

If Sharia-loving, Muslim Brotherhood-supporting Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, this is the worldview your kids’ teachers’ unions will have helped send to Washington.

On Monday, Lakia Wilson-Lumpkins, president of the Detroit Federation of Teachers, showed up at El-Sayed’s press conference in Detroit to announce her support for him. She isn’t the only one. As Loomer Unleashed put it, the teachers’ union bosses have “gone all in to support a jihadist.”

As El-Sayed wrapped up the event, a foreign flag was waving behind him. The American flag was nowhere to be seen.

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They're taking over - that's the Plan

Muslim gives Islamic call to prayer at American county meeting, learns what happens next

'This is the United States of America. Not Saudi Arabia. Not Pakistan. Not Iran. Not any of the 50-plus Muslim countries where the call to prayer blasts from the minarets and everyone already knows the rules. You wanna play that, go home and do it there'

Muslims have no qualms about demanding that they be given special rights.

It's why some airports have "prayer" rooms with mats for followers of Islam, even while other faiths are not accorded the same consideration. There are commercial establishments doing the same thing, as well as some schools.

It's why in some communities, huge amplifiers and loudspeakers blast the Islamic call to prayer daily.

Dearborn, Michigan Muslim Mayor Abdullah Hammoud told Christian pastor Edward "Ted" Barham that he was unwelcome in the city during a heated September 9, 2025, city council meeting.

Now a Muslim has taken the microphone in Clearwater, Florida, at a session of the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners meeting that allows for public comment, and started to play a recording of that call to prayer.

And she was removed from the meeting for violating its rules: It seems that a public comment period is for public comment, not the playing of a recorded event.

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Sunrise 10-30-26

Democrat Horrors

Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26106671
2100 BLOCK 10TH AVE N | 10/29/2026 @ 1:03 PM
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BURGLARY RESIDENCE
Incident #: 26106650
1600 BLOCK S DIXIE HWY | 10/29/2026 @ 11:40 AM
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VANDALISM
Incident #: 26106583
800 BLOCK N E ST | 10/29/2026 @ 7:45 AM
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VANDALISM
Incident #: 26106584
1400 BLOCK S DIXIE HWY | 10/29/2026 @ 7:43 AM
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Evening Sky 10-29-26

Two months before Wedgewood Polls entered her life, Mallory McMorrow was tied for first in Michigan’s Democrat Senate primary at 24%, according to a legitimate Emerson College poll.

Then, on June 24, Wedgewood released its own survey. Abdul El-Sayed led with 46%, Haley Stevens had 39%, and McMorrow was down to 9%; for good measure, the release cast her as the only Democrat who couldn’t beat Mike Rogers in November. She left the race eleven days later.

None of it was real. Wedgewood now admits that nearly everything it published this cycle was fabricated, and the New York Times has quietly pulled 15 Wedgewood surveys from its polling tracker. 

McMorrow says the money dried up, her volunteers lost heart, and reporters started asking when she would withdraw. The woman who ran the super PAC backing her says donors pointed to the Wedgewood numbers when they closed their checkbooks.

Four firms exploited that fact in 2026, and the Department of Justice and the state attorneys general, beginning with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, should treat them as the fraudsters they are. [Alexander Muse]

Good Night, Patriots!

Muslim Brotherhood

RFK Jr. Calls Muslim Brotherhood a Death Cult

This Mid-Term Is a Fight for America’s Soul

RFK Jr. stood in Michigan this week and said the words most officials spent years avoiding. People living under the Muslim Brotherhood, he said, “live inside of a death cult.” He described an ideology of victimization, murder, and genocide.

He said its core is hatred of Jews, hatred of America, and hatred of Western civilization. He said they want to obliterate democracy and install Sharia law under a caliphate. He said naming the group is not Islamophobia. It is accuracy.

That is not a fringe statement. It is a cabinet official describing the documented project of a network whose own 1991 memorandum, recovered by the FBI and entered into evidence in the Holy Land Foundation case, called its work in America a “grand jihad” to destroy Western civilization from within so that Islamic rule would prevail.

The Brotherhood was founded in Egypt in 1928 to restore Sharia as the governing authority over society. Its Palestinian branch is Hamas. Specific Brotherhood chapters in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan have already been designated terrorist organizations by the Trump administration for material support to Hamas and related violence.

For decades the strategy worked because the name stayed unspoken. Front groups built institutions, influenced policy, and trained Americans to treat any description of the agenda as the real offense. The explicit goal of gradual replacement of Western legal and cultural norms with Sharia was treated as a conspiracy theory rather than a stated plan.

One week remains until the midterms. The networks that prefer an America unwilling to name this contest are organized. So are the Americans who have watched the results of delayed recognition elsewhere. Naming the death cult and the Sharia agenda does not finish the work. It removes one barrier that made the work harder.

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Sarah Malega

Commissioner Sarah Malega, District 1 abruptly resigned

No explanation.

Update on Alaska's Dan Sullivan case

DOJ hits steep proof bar in Alaska Senate fight over second Dan Sullivan on the ballot

The Justice Department’s bid to hold Alaska’s Senate certification if a second Dan Sullivan spoils the race now faces a high legal wall, even as critics tie the ballot confusion to Democrat Mary Peltola’s orbit.

Federal lawyers moved to keep Alaska from certifying its U.S. Senate results if incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses and ballots cast for another candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan could have flipped the outcome. The suit, filed roughly two weeks before the Oct. 22 election, seeks time to investigate whether voters picked the wrong man on a ranked-choice ballot stacked with nearly identical names.

The Washington Examiner reported that the Justice Department sued to block those results should “voter confusion” decide a race that could shape control of the Senate. The second Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher listed without a party, drew 2.5% in the primaries, enough to worry Republicans defending a narrow majority.

Ballot labels show the stakes in plain type. The incumbent appears as “Sullivan, Dan S.” with Republican and incumbent tags. The other man appears as “Sullivan, Daniel J. Jr.” with no party line.

Alaska uses ranked-choice voting, so voters mark multiple names in order. That system is now central to the federal theory of how confusion might show up after the fact.

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Alaska Democrat campaign pulled a fast one

Report says Alaska Democrat Senate campaign deliberately tried to confuse voters

JUNEAU, Alaska —The New York Times reports that the Democratic campaign for Alaska's U.S. Senate seat was involved in efforts to place on the ballot a candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan in a bid to confuse voters.

The newspaper obtained text messages between members of Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign discussing recruiting other people with the same name as the two-term Republican their candidate was running against. They eventually landed on a retired schoolteacher in the small fishing community of Petersburg named Dan J. Sullivan. He made it through the state's August open primary and is one of four candidates on the ranked vote ballot for next Tuesday's general election.

Dan J. Sullivan has long denied he was running at Democrats’ behest and has said he had no contact with Peltola's campaign: “Zero, none, zilch,” he said in June after announcing his run.

He did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment Wednesday from The Associated Press.

A top state elections official ruled Dan J. Sullivan ineligible for the ballot after he declared his candidacy, claiming it was “filed with a purpose to confuse or mislead and to thereby compromise the ballot’s fairness or neutrality.”

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Melania brokered Ceasefire in Ukranian city

Putin and Kyiv Named Melania Their Go-Between in Writing. Her Ceasefire Is Holding.

No envoys. No national security bureaucracy. No summit.

Just the First Lady, a stack of maps and two letters: one from Kyiv, one from Vladimir Putin.

The guns went quiet around the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky at 4 a.m. Moscow time on Tuesday, under a ceasefire Melania Trump negotiated herself. It started two days early, and she announced on X that it had been “expanded” within the Kherson region, the Kyiv Independent reported.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reported no violations Tuesday morning. Ukraine’s human rights commissioner, Dmytro Lubinets, said that evening that both sides were fully honoring the deal.

How she did it--The inside story, laid out by senior adviser Marc Beckman to Fox News, is remarkable. Her team asked Ukraine first, and Kyiv agreed in a formal letter to make her its “exclusive intermediary.” Then her team went to Moscow, and Putin answered with a letter giving her the same role for Russia.

“It’s just the first lady,” Beckman said. She worked the deal without the usual White House national security apparatus, reviewing maps, roads and aerial images for weeks.

The agreement was signed Friday in Belarus by Russian and Ukrainian human rights officials. Talks ran nearly three hours past the planned signing, with Mrs. Trump joining by video. The detail went down to the hour. “We even went as far as organizing for refrigerated trucks for the bodies that are going to be there,” Beckman said.

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Sunrise 10-29-26

El-Sayed tweaking our Constitution

Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

EMBEZZLEMENT/FRAUD
Incident #: 26106501
1000 BLOCK N DIXIE HWY | 10/28/2026 @ 6:41 PM
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BURGLARY VEHICLE
Incident #: 26106426
500 BLOCK S J ST | 10/28/2026 @ 3:18 PM
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STOLEN TAG
Incident #: 26106440
1000 BLOCK 12TH AVE S | 10/28/2026 @ 3:06 PM
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STOLEN TAG
Incident #: 26106383
900 BLOCK SMALL DR | 10/28/2026 @ 1:45 PM
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BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26106372
1000 BLOCK S DIXIE HWY | 10/28/2026 @ 1:32 PM
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BURGLARY VEHICLE
Incident #: 26106385
900 BLOCK BARNETT DR | 10/28/2026 @ 1:19 PM
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THREATS
Incident #: 26106323
2000 BLOCK COLLIER AVE | 10/28/2026 @ 10:00 AM
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ASSAULT
Incident #: 26106327
1700 BLOCK 6TH AVE S | 10/28/2026 @ 10:00 AM
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BURGLARY VEHICLE
Incident #: 26106253
1800 BLOCK 16TH AVE N | 10/28/2026 @ 1:11 AM
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Evening Sky 10-28-26

Peter Navarro wants the pandemic establishment dragged out from behind its credentials and made to answer for its decisions. In his interview with Jack Posobiec, he argues for investigating Anthony Fauci’s research funding, public statements, and handling of safety information.

Navarro alleges criminal wrongdoing and proposes using subpoenas, testimony, and state investigations to build a prosecution. He also discusses tariffs and domestic manufacturing, linking both subjects through a broader challenge to entrenched power.

His message is confrontational: officials who exercised enormous influence over Americans’ lives should face scrutiny proportionate to that influence, regardless of their prestige or institutional defenders. [Luthmann/Pater Navarro]

Good Night, Patriots!

Surface to Air Missiles at DJT International Airport

Surface-to-air missile systems have been deployed in Palm Beach as part of security around President Trump.

WPTV's Michael Hoffman speaks with aviation experts about the systems, drones and other potential aerial threats.