El-Sayed staffer lunges at James O'Keefe

“I Don’t Give a F*ck Who You Are, Bro!” El-Sayed Staffer Appears to Lunge at James O’Keefe

James O’Keefe is accusing a man identified as an Abdul El-Sayed campaign staffer of trying to assault him during a heated confrontation in Detroit. The clash came after the O’Keefe Media Group released an undercover video raising questions about alleged overseas donations to El-Sayed’s Senate campaign.

According to the report, the video featured Abdul Beckwith, identified as a regional field organizer for El-Sayed’s campaign. Beckwith allegedly discussed people overseas sending money to El-Sayed and described a possible way for those funds to move through a family member.

“You know, he [Abdul El-Sayed] has people from overseas that donate to him,” Beckwith said, according to the report. When asked whether such donations were prohibited, he responded, “No, it is not allowed,” before describing the alleged arrangement. Beckwith continued, “And then people overseas give money to him. And then he gives money to you. It’s that type of thing.” He then added, “Everybody does it!”

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Giorgia Meloni determined to save her country

Meloni government deploys 500 soldiers to Milan after Duomo unrest injures over 200 police

Unrest near the Duomo left over 200 police injured and high-end shops looted

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government in Rome is set to deploy 500 soldiers to the city of Milan to support local law enforcement after French-style youth riots broke out near the city’s Duomo Cathedral, resulting in widespread attacks on police and looting of high-end shops in the Italian fashion capital due to the heavily Islamic makeup of the self-described ‘Gaza Generation’ protesters.

While the Council of Ministers will need to give final approval to the defense decree on Tuesday, Minister Crosetto said he has signed off on an “increase in military personnel to support the police forces in Milan.” Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini described the move as a “victory” for his League (Lega) party, saying: “From words to deeds!”

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Speaking to reporters on Monday outside the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump said that Italy was facing the same issues as France because of immigration, saying: “I told them all it was going to happen, that’s a boiler waiting to explode, it’s a very sad thing for me to watch… they came in by the millions, and honestly they are different countries than they were 10 years ago.”

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"This is not a food distribution event; this is a picnic," says organizer

Lake Worth Beach food-sharing ordinance sparks new dispute over weekly Bryant Park gatherings

A weekly community gathering at Bryant Park is drawing renewed scrutiny in Lake Worth Beach as organizers question how the city is enforcing a new ordinance regulating food-sharing events in public parks.

Melissa Salerno, a community member involved in the weekly gatherings, says the group continues to meet to share food and spend time together. But she says members have repeatedly been told by law enforcement that they are violating the city's rules, even as organizers maintain they are keeping attendance below 25 people and gathering for a picnic rather than a food distribution event.

The dispute centers on how the city defines a food-sharing event, which rules apply to smaller gatherings, and why Bryant Park is excluded from the locations where these events are permitted.

During a recent gathering, attendance appeared significantly lower than at previous events. Legal observers were also present after organizers invited them to monitor the gathering in case tensions escalated, equipped with body cameras and a measuring tape to comply with Florida's Halo law.

Rick White, one of the legal observers, said their role was to help ensure participants' rights were respected. "Just to make sure no one's civil rights are being violated, either way we're neutral; we're not here for one side or the other," White said.

Salerno said organizers have attempted to follow the new ordinance by keeping participation below 25 people. She also disputes the city's characterization of the gathering as a food distribution event.

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Byron Donalds on Data Centers

As the governor's race enters the final stretch, Byron Donalds is fleshing out his plans for adding more data centers in Florida. The Republican candidate for governor says data centers could use reclaimed water for cooling and small nuclear reactors for power.

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Talarico

For a little bit of trivia:

Brazilian Portuguese Slang:

• Meaning: In Brazil, "talarico" is a colloquial, derogatory term for a "wife-stealer," backstabber, or homewrecker—specifically a man who pursues or sleeps with a friend's partner.

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The campaign for the open US Senate seat in Michigan has been a bellwether for the country’s divided political state. On the one hand, you have US Rep. Mike Rogers, an American war hero. On the other hand, you have Abdul El-Sayed, a man whose sister was put on a terror watch list by President Barack Hussein Obama.

Last week, Loomer Unleashed reporter Charles Downs joined El-Sayed’s campaign organizing call and recorded video of Abdul’s campaign staff stating they were going to recruit people at this weekend’s No Kings rallies.

These rallies include elements so extreme, including people who have been seen waving Iranian flags in support of a government that has killed over 100,000 of its own people in the last year, in addition to protesters waving the Hamas flag and 86-47 signs that call for the assassination of President Trump.

So it didn’t surprise us when we learned that El-Sayed is recruiting volunteers among those who support the violent overthrow of the United States. [Laura Loomer]

Good Night, Patriots!

Non-Citizen Voter Fraud

Feds bust alleged noncitizen voter fraud operation in California days after DOJ deadline

Federal agents arrested alleged noncitizen voters across California under Operation Protect the Vote, days after the DOJ sued the state over a 20,000-name suspect list.

Homeland Security Investigations agents pounded on the door of a Commerce home around 6 a.m. Monday and took 72-year-old Alexander Muñoz into custody. He is one of more than two dozen foreign nationals sought in the federal push dubbed “Operation Protect the Vote.”

Authorities say the targets fraudulently registered to vote, and most allegedly cast illegal ballots. Los Angeles top federal prosecutor Bill Essayli said the cases support the government’s claim that noncitizens have been voting in California elections. Prosecutors planned a press conference to lay out more details.

The roundup landed days after the Trump administration sued California for refusing to review a list of more than 20,000 suspected noncitizens who allegedly registered ahead of next month’s midterm election. Federal law allows only U.S. citizens to vote in federal elections.

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Obama Defends Ilhan

Obama defends Ilhan Omar after federal probes, sparks ‘spare me’ backlash

Former President Barack Obama rushed to the defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar after a federal raid tied to immigration and finance probes, and conservatives immediately told him to spare the lecture.

On Sunday, Obama published a lengthy online post backing the Minnesota Democrat as investigators scrutinized her immigration history and financial disclosures. The message, which Fox News reported had drawn more than 5 million views, cast the probes as selective targeting by the Trump administration and insisted the full weight of the federal government was being used to intimidate a sitting lawmaker.

Federal agents had already searched Omar’s Washington, D.C., home the prior week. The congresswoman faces two open federal inquiries, one examining whether she or her father committed fraud on immigration paperwork when she became a U.S. citizen decades ago, and another focused on her financial disclosures.

Obama framed the matter as an assault on democratic norms. Conservatives answered with a blunt reminder of his own record on investigations, IRS scrutiny of political opponents, and the Russia collusion saga.

The White House rejected the weaponization charge and said the Justice Department is restoring law and order.

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Revolutionary Communist Groups strike - French Intifada

Communist parties, labor unions and global activists form France’s protest machine

Pro-Palestinian and communist networks helped turn French student marches into street chaos with fires, looting and more than 800 arrests, and organizers are already eyeing the next round.

Secondary-school students and their backers poured into French streets in early October, then the protests fused with a broader cost-of-living revolt that left stores looted, buildings set ablaze and public property under attack.

Police arrested more than 800 rioters. Fox News Digital identified 54 organizations and movements tied to the October student actions and the wider network around them, from high-school unions to hard-line communist parties and international amplifiers.

About one in three of those groups were student or youth outfits. The rest were adult-led communist formations, labor unions, political parties, revolutionary-left shops, advocacy groups and propaganda outlets.

An international coalition of 28 communist and socialist youth organizations worked to galvanize a coordinated strike across 12 European countries under the slogan “Fight for Our Future, Not Their Wars!,” walkouts, demonstrations, assemblies, blockades and occupations.

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Britain is next. Washington had better be ready.

Equal protection in school admissions in front of High court

Supreme Court takes Maryland magnet-school fight over race in admissions

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Maryland magnet-school admissions challenge that critics say elevates Black and Latino students over (Asians and Whites) others in violation of the 14th Amendment.

On Monday the justices took up an appeal from the Association for Education Fairness, which is trying to revive its lawsuit against the Montgomery County Board of Education over how students get into selective middle-school programs.

The case centers on STEM and humanities magnet offerings at four middle schools in Montgomery County, Maryland, a large and diverse suburb of Washington, D.C. Challengers argue the county’s lottery-based entry rules, and an earlier process the district later dropped, were built to raise Black and Latino enrollment and therefore violate equal protection.

NBC News reported that a federal judge in Maryland and the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals both sided with the school district. The high court is now stepping in on what is described as a narrower technical question: what evidence the challengers must show to keep their case alive. The justices are not immediately set to deliver a broad constitutional ruling on the merits.

The county’s magnet seats are limited and competitive. When a public school system designs admissions to reshape racial outcomes, families who believe their children are disadvantaged have a direct stake.

Asian parents and students have repeatedly been on the losing end of these “diversity” adjustments in elite K-12 programs across the country. This Maryland fight fits that pattern, even if the immediate question before the justices is procedural.

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Amendment 3 could shake up Florida housing market

Amendment 3 aims to change the property tax structure in Florida

by saving money for homeowners and cutting revenue for cities and counties.

"It could also have an impact on the Florida real estate market. A 2025 study by Realtor.com suggests home values in Florida could rise 7% to 9% if the referendum passes, and some real estate professionals say there will likely be an impact.

• "I don't see them going up to like the 7, 8, 9, 10 percent," says Jeff Lichtenstein of Echo Fine Properties in Palm Beach Gardens. However, he does see a possible rush of buyers entering the market.
• "You better be prepared because if it happens, it will happen fast," Lichtenstein said. "I think there will be a mad rush to get in here, because if not, then you're waiting five years."

That's because the referendum requires homeowners to be homesteaded in Florida by Dec 31 to receive the full tax savings right away. New home buyers entering the state would have a five-year waiting period to get the full homestead exemption.

The Florida Realtors is publicly supporting Amendment 3 but isn't convinced about property values rising quickly.

"The cost of home is economically driven," Florida Realtors CEO Margy Grant. "It's a supply and demand conversation, and when inventory increases, prices stabilize and we've seen that in recent months."

(WPTV) By Matt Sczesny--Updated: Oct. 17, 2026 at 2:04 PM EDT Amendment 3 needs 60% of the vote to pass on November 3.

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The fiery “student” protests in France worsened over the weekend. Thousands of shops have been looted, hundreds of police officers and firefighters injured, and arson has destroyed numerous buildings, including a historic building that housed the tourist office in Lyon and town halls in Limoges and Marseilles.

The riots are allegedly in protest of conditions at schools, but it’s become quite obvious that they are internationally-backed communist and socialist revolutionary actions, joined by unassimilated Third World immigrants.

Well, obvious, that is, to everyone except France’s useless lame duck President Emmanel Macron, who still has six months in office to curse his countrymen with.

We wonder if there will be a France left by the time he’s finally shown the door. [Mike Huckabee]

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Trump's Cartel Offensive Campaign

Pentagon moves 600 troops to Latin America in Trump cartel offensive

A 600-soldier battalion from Fort Drum has begun deploying to Latin America as the Pentagon expands Trump’s campaign against drug cartels across the hemisphere.

The unit, drawn from the Army’s 10th Mountain Division in New York, is heading south as part of a broader push to disrupt trafficking networks that move poison toward the United States. Training starts at a new jungle warfare facility in Panama. From there the soldiers are expected to work with partner forces in Colombia and Honduras.

Daily Caller reporting, drawing on New York Times details published Wednesday, lays out the movement and the mission. The battalion may also support special operations forces that advise local militaries during raids on suspected traffickers.

Several hundred additional soldiers from the same division are set to help staff a new Western Hemisphere command based in Miami. An anonymous military official described that staffing role as the force posture takes shape.

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Trump Rally in Dalton, Georgia with former NFL star

Former NFL star Todd Gurley joins Trump on stage in Georgia

Todd Gurley joined President Trump on stage in Dalton after flying Air Force One, a high-profile boost for Georgia Republicans with midterms two weeks out.

The former Georgia Bulldogs running back and NFL standout rode with President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One into the state on Friday, then traveled in the motorcade to a rally in Dalton. Toward the end of his remarks, Trump brought Gurley on stage as he pressed Georgians to back Republican candidates with the midterm elections just over two weeks away.

Breitbart reported that Gurley thanked the president for the ride and for welcoming him into the White House, then closed with a cheer for his college team..."Go Dawgs!"

Trump used the moment to spotlight Gurley’s record and to urge turnout for Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins and GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson. The appearance fits a broader pattern of the president campaigning alongside well-known athletes in key states.

Trump introduced him with a rundown of the football résumé that made Gurley a household name in Georgia and across the league. The president pointed to awards and production from Gurley’s years with the St. Louis and Los Angeles Rams and later the Atlanta Falcons:

"Well, he was the NFL Rookie of the Year. He was the NFL Offensive Player of the Year. He led the NFL in rushing touchdowns, and was the youngest player in NFL history to reach 50 career touchdowns. That means he is a good player."

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As France burns

Macron addresses his burning nation as left-wing revolt ramps up

Vance weighs in

The consequences of elections are very real...

France is no stranger to violent riots and the recent wave of mass protests the past few weeks has been a good reminder of that fact. What started as protests over alleged conditions at schools has morphed into widespread chaos.

Saturday’s call to action was answered in droves as hundreds of thousands of rioters attacked police and set fires across the country. From Paris to Marseille to Lyon, the violence was widespread. Many buildings were either burned or looted, fires were set to vehicles, and stones were thrown at first responders.

The ongoing unrest started in late September when protests started in the suburbs of Paris over school conditions, but it was quickly seized by leftist groups and second and third generation migrants to cause mayhem. This weekend’s protest was supposedly over the cost of living being high in the country.

Due to the large-scale violence, police in France have been forced to use crowd control measures and make lots of arrests, which have only served to make the rioters even more angry.

President Emmanuel Macron issued a mild statement, saying attacks on law enforcement and bystanders would not be tolerated.

JD Vance said. 

“They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this and they didn’t listen. I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn,” Vance said.

“And I hope Americans are paying attention. This is the future congressional Democrats seek for your country,” he added.

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