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Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

BURGLARY VEHICLE JUST OCCURRED
Incident #: 26107632
700 BLOCK S FEDERAL HWY | 11/1/2026 @ 8:56 PM
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ROBBERY PERSON
Incident #: 26107638
1300 BLOCK 2ND AVE S | 11/1/2026 @ 8:55 PM
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SHOPLIFTING
Incident #: 26107591
1900 BLOCK LAKE WORTH RD | 11/1/2026 @ 5:13 PM
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VANDALISM
Incident #: 26107531
600 BLOCK N LAKESIDE DR | 11/1/2026 @ 11:20 AM
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Evening Sky 11-1-26

Ilhan Omar’s 2009 marriage application is drawing fresh attention because of a series of crossed-out entries. The application, obtained by the New York Post from Hennepin County, Minnesota, appears to show Omar first writing “Omar” as her last name in the section labeled “COMPLETE NAMES OF PARTIES AFTER MARRIAGE.” She then crossed it out, wrote “Elmi,” crossed that out as well, and returned to “Omar.”

The form does not settle the broader identity dispute by itself, but the repeated changes are now part of the public controversy surrounding Omar’s marriage and immigration history.

A recent Justice Department court filing identifies Omar as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” The report says this was the first time the federal government publicly used that name in a filing. It also relays allegations from sources familiar with the investigation that “Ilhan Omar” was used as an alias by Ilhan Nur Said Elmi to obtain citizenship in 2000, live in the country illegally, and run for office.

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Driving without lights, guy wouldn't stop

3-year-old found in truck after driver allegedly failed to stop for FHP on I-95

A 3-year-old was in the truck as her father allegedly continued driving after troopers activated their lights and sirens during a stop on I-95 near Boynton Beach, according to a Florida Highway Patrol arrest report.

The report identifies the driver as Jeremiah Baxter, 29. It says troopers responded after the Lake Worth Regional Communications Center relayed a caller’s report that a black Dodge Ram was swerving, traveling without headlights and being driven by someone who appeared to be drinking and using a phone.

A second trooper moved in front of the truck, and Baxter stopped. The first trooper drew a firearm and repeatedly ordered Baxter to show his hands, the report says. Troopers allege Baxter refused commands to show his hands and get out of the truck, then resisted as they removed and handcuffed him.

Baxter was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail. He faces four misdemeanor charges: failure to obey a lawful order, resisting an officer without violence, possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. He also received a civil traffic citation for driving at night without headlights or taillights.

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North Korea's $6.3 BILLION Heist. What's Next?

 

Bernie Moreno Calls for Massive Republican Turnout to Crush Democrats in Midterms

 

Woman threatened to shoot Trump with her Glock at Daytona rally

Florida Woman Arrested After Alleged Threat Against Trump at Daytona Rally

Threats against President Donald Trump have become a serious concern, especially after several unsuccessful assassination attempts. But the number of threats does not make any one of them acceptable.

A reported social-media post from a Florida woman quickly drew law enforcement attention after it appeared to target Trump at a Daytona Beach rally.

The woman, identified as Allison Albro, was described in the report as a Trump opponent. She allegedly posted a selfie and wrote: “Going to the trump rally in my city tmr so I can sh—t him with my glock! Wish me luck guys!!”

Albro was reportedly in jail facing charges for “written threats to kill” as well as “unlawful use of a communications device.” Those are allegations and charges, not a finding of guilt. Still, the case illustrates the risk of treating violent language as harmless internet humor, especially when it names a public figure and refers to a specific rally.

A separate social-media post about the incident likewise said Albro was in jail after allegedly claiming she planned to shoot Trump at the Daytona Beach event. It also repeated that the Volusia County Sheriff’s Domestic Security Unit and Secret Service had reportedly gone to her home within hours.

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Voting arrests of Illegals

ICE and DOJ announce fresh noncitizen voting arrests days before midterms

Federal immigration and justice officials announced dozens of arrests and new charges against noncitizens accused of illegal voting, a crackdown officials say protects ballot integrity just days before the midterms.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Thursday it had arrested dozens of illegal immigrants nationwide on alleged voter fraud charges, many accused of casting ballots they had no legal right to cast. The Justice Department, on the same day, said it charged another 18 people in North Carolina for illegally voting, bringing that state’s total to 30.

Just the News reported the twin announcements as the midterm elections sat only days away, placing noncitizen voting back at the center of the election-integrity fight.

Acting ICE Director David Venturella and acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter both framed the cases as straightforward law enforcement: noncitizens cannot vote in federal elections, and when investigators build a case, charges follow.

ICE released 18 example cases from the nationwide sweep. Three of those names put a face on the pattern officials say they keep finding.

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Ronald Reagan - One Election away from Extinction

Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

DRUNK DRIVER
Incident #: 26107434
1600 BLOCK LAKE AVE | 11/1/2026 @ 12:12 AM
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BURGLARY RESIDENCE
Incident #: 26107409
100 BLOCK S D ST | 10/31/2026 @ 9:01 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


STOLEN VEHICLE
Incident #: 26107275
4800 BLOCK SERAFICA DR | 10/31/2026 @ 12:22 PM
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ROBBERY PERSON ARMED
Incident #: 26107209
0 BLOCK S C ST | 10/31/2026 @ 8:26 AM
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VANDALISM
Incident #: 26107230
1400 BLOCK N DIXIE HWY | 10/31/2026 @ 6:56 AM
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DRUNK DRIVER
Incident #: 26107175
800 BLOCK 13TH AVE N | 10/31/2026 @ 3:07 AM
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Evening Sky 10-31-26

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has been accused of ignoring an American beaten by Israeli settlers.

Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson accused Ambassador Mike Huckabee, in a Thursday post on X, of failing to assist an American citizen who Carlson alleged was nearly beaten to death by Israeli settlers.

Carlson further accused Huckabee of knowing the American’s identity and dismissing his pleas for assistance. Huckabee responded to Carlson’s post Thursday, disputing the accusation that he ignored the injured American and sharing a timeline of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem’s efforts to contact the man and his family.

Huckabee opened his post by calling Carlson “deranged” and stating “he’d rather make unfounded accusations than get the facts.” He added that Carlson knew how to contact him. [Defense News]
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Judge Boasberg in charge of Public seeing the Omar Warrant

Judge Trump sought to impeach now oversees Omar search warrant battle

Chief Judge James Boasberg, whom President Trump branded a radical left agitator and wanted impeached, now decides whether the public sees the warrant behind the raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar.

Federal agents searched the Washington, D.C., home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on Oct. 12. Homeland Security Investigations and the FBI carried out the search under a warrant issued by U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh.

The Minnesota Democrat is tied to two separate federal investigations, and a fight is underway to unseal that warrant. Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia is handling the dispute, the same Obama appointee President Trump has blasted as a troublemaker and pressed Congress to remove.

Fox News reported that the probes stem from discrepancies between financial disclosures Omar filed a year apart, and from allegations that her father committed fraud on immigration paperwork. Investigators are examining whether her age was misstated on citizenship papers in 2000. Omar immigrated from Somalia in 1995 at age 12.

Boasberg now holds the pen on whether voters, reporters, and watchdogs see the probable-cause showing that justified a search of a sitting member of Congress. The Times and the press coalition say the search is done and redaction can protect agents and methods. The Justice Department says the warrant is not fully executed and a charging decision is not public, so disclosure would be premature.

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Ballot Stacking Plot in Alaska -Sham Candidate

Republicans accuse Schumer of yearlong scheme to plant same-name candidate in Alaska Senate race

Senate Republicans accuse Chuck Schumer of a yearlong effort to plant a second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s ballot to confuse voters, a charge Mary Peltola flatly denies.

Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola told supporters in Juneau she wanted to “clear the air” after reporting that operatives tied to her campaign and top aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee worked to recruit another candidate named Dan Sullivan against incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, R-Alaska.

“I knew nothing about any other candidates on the ballot except for me and the incumbent,” Peltola said. “That is all I have ever known about. I am not interested in tricking voters. I know I can beat Dan Sullivan.”

Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso rejected that denial. The Wyoming Republican told Fox News Digital he believes the effort got help from the top of Senate Democratic leadership and that proof shows the Peltola campaign knew.

“And there is proof that the Peltola campaign knew about it, and that Schumer schemed and colluded with them for over a year to try to search for and then coax a decoy of Dan Sullivan onto the ballot with a purpose only to deceive the voters,” Barrasso said.

Voters had already cast ballots before the report landed. The timing made the mess worse. The New York Post reported that nearly 1 in 10 registered Alaska voters, roughly 58,000 people, had already cast ballots before the New York Times investigation into the second-Sullivan recruitment became public.

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Rod Blagojevich - Democrat Party Hijacked

Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich pushes Republican votes and says socialists seized the Democrats

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich pressed Americans to back Republicans on Sunday, warning socialists have seized the Democratic Party and holding up Zohran Mamdani as the cautionary example.

The ex-governor delivered the message on the “Cats Roundtable” radio program with host John Catsimatidis on 770 WABC while promoting his new book. Blagojevich, once a Democrat who later called himself a “Trump-O-Crat,” told listeners the party he used to lead no longer exists in recognizable form.

He framed the choice in plain terms for the midterms. Stay home, he said, and the country gets more of the same leftward push. Show up for Republicans, and voters protect the country from people he said would wreck it.

The New York Post reported the former governor’s remarks as he mixed book promotion with a direct political appeal and a long-running grievance against Barack Obama.

Blagojevich said:

“The Democratic Party has been hijacked by socialists and communists who hate America. If you want Mamdamis all across America, then stay home and allow the Democrats to win the midterm elections.”

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Compass 20 year Lease signed before new Anti-DEI law of January 1

Lake Worth OKs Compass LGBTQ center lease before anti-DEI law starts

By Chris Persaud, Palm Beach Post USA Today Network via Reuters Connect Updated October 29, 2026 9:54 AM

As Florida cities face budget cuts and a new anti-diversity state law looms, the Palm Beach County city that is home to one of Florida's biggest LGBTQ nonprofits will approve a new long-term lease with it. 

The Lake Worth Beach City Commission voted 4-1 on Tuesday, Oct. 27, to approve a new 20-year lease with Compass Community Center at its home since 2007, a 12,000 square-foot city-owned building at Dixie Highway and Second Avenue North. City Commissioner Anthony Segrich opposed the deal.

The new lease, starting Dec. 1, amounts to more than $31,500 a year that Compass will pay the city, about a $1,000 increase from what it pays now. The cost of rent will increase by $1,440 each year afterward.

Amendment 3 concerns led one commissioner to oppose Compass lease-- Segrich opposed the lease because the rent amounted to what he called a subsidy of Compass and a loss for taxpayers, especially as voters statewide are casting ballots on Amendment 3, which would raise homestead exemptions and cut property taxes, cities' main revenue source. He also posited that the city may be in danger of breaking a state law that takes effect Jan. 1 that cracks down on "diversity, equity and inclusion" policies.

When Segrich said he feared the city could be sued over the lease, potentially in violation of Florida's new anti-DEI law, City Attorney Glen Torcivia and Mayor Resch, who is also a lawyer, said that law could not apply to city contracts signed before it goes into effect.

Supporters lauded the nonprofit's decades of service, not just for LGBTQ people and people with HIV or AIDS, but also for the public at large. "I believe that building is probably close to a $100,000 loss a year for the city, and it shouldn't be that way," Segrich, a realtor, said Oct. 23 during a meeting to plan the Oct. 27 City Commission meeting.

The rent will not even cover repairs and maintenance, he said. Lake Worth Beach stands to lose an estimated $3.5 million in 2027, and nearly $4.8 million in 2028, if voters statewide pass Amendment 3 and the homestead exemptions rise to $150,000 and then to $250,000. Segrich's fiscal concerns did not sway his fellow commissioners.

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Army General fired by Hegseth

Hegseth Orders General Sylvia’s Removal

Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia fired from his Joint Chiefs of Staff role, according to a Department of War official quoted in the report.

The official said Sylvia was removed for severe misconduct, including allegedly leaking classified information about the Iran war, the Russia-Ukraine war, and other matters. The investigation was referred to the Department of Justice for further action. The official also said the leaks had become serious enough that Hegseth acted immediately to protect national security.

That account directly challenges The Atlantic’s report, which said no reason had been given for Sylvia’s departure. The Atlantic described Sylvia as the Pentagon’s chief planner and argued that losing the J5 came at a bad time, particularly if President Trump was considering relaunching war operations against Iran.

A former Joint Chiefs official told the magazine that the J5 serves as a critical link between operational forces, department policy, and the White House. The Department of War official disputed that description.

Although Sylvia held the title director of the Directorate for Strategy, Plans, and Policy, known inside the military as the J5, the official said he was not the central planner for an Iran war. That responsibility, the official said, belongs to CENTCOM and its commander, Admiral Cooper.

Hegseth fires Army General

Audi to build Georgia Plant

Trump touts $4.2 billion Audi plant for Georgia at midterm rally

President Trump announced a $4.2 billion Audi auto plant for Georgia at a campaign rally, a manufacturing win timed just weeks before the midterm elections.

Speaking to supporters in Georgia on Saturday, President Trump said German automaker Audi had committed a major U.S. investment near Macon and framed the project as fresh proof that American manufacturing is coming back. The Hill reported the announcement landed almost a week before November’s midterms, with the White House leaning hard on jobs and industrial growth as voters head to the polls.

Trump told the crowd the company would pour billions into the state and stand up a large production site capable of turning out hundreds of thousands of vehicles a year. He tied the deal to a broader push for factories, tariffs, and domestic production rather than more offshoring.

Audi backed the core claim the same day with a press release saying it plans its first U.S. plant site in Georgia and calling the move one of the brand’s largest production footprints worldwide.

Audi's world headquarters is located in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany and its U.S. headquarters is in Reston, Virginia.

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Audi's Press release

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Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

BURGLARY VEHICLE IN PROGRESS
Incident #: 26107130
2500 BLOCK LAKE OSBORNE DR | 10/30/2026 @ 9:46 PM
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THEFT/LARCENY
Incident #: 26107051
4000 BLOCK S BUFFALO ST | 10/30/2026 @ 4:28 PM
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THEFT/LARCENY
Incident #: 26106964
1200 BLOCK S DIXIE HWY | 10/30/2026 @ 1:21 PM
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