Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

BURGLARY VEHICLE
Incident #: 26084364
2400 BLOCK 2ND AVE N | 8/10/2026 @ 12:57 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


DRUNK DRIVER
Incident #: 26084254
LAKE WORTH RD / S CONGRESS AVE | 8/10/2026 @ 6:12 AM
Palm Beach County Sheriff

Evening Sky 8-10-26

Socialism and antisemitism keep finding each other because both need scapegoats.

The Nazis wrapped state power, racial collectivism, and Jew-hatred into one murderous machine. The Soviet Union persecuted Jews under the language of class, loyalty, “rootless cosmopolitanism,” and anti-Zionism.

Today’s Red-Green left is walking the same poisoned road under softer branding: democratic socialism, anti-colonialism, Gaza activism, “equity,” and “human rights.”

Mike Huckabee is right to sound the alarm. Jew-hatred is not a side effect of the new left. It is becoming one of its organizing principles.{Luthmann]

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Temporary Protected Status was always TEMPORARY - Now affirmed

New York City fires Haitian municipal workers after courts uphold TPS termination

Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged that New York City dismissed dozens of Haitian employees who lost work authorization after federal courts cleared the Trump administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status, a program the government itself defines as never meant to be permanent.

Mamdani's office released a statement Friday confirming that the city reviewed the work authorization of Haitian TPS holders on its payroll and separated from those who could not show an alternative legal right to work. The mayor framed the move as compelled by federal law, not chosen by City Hall, a distinction that did little to soften the outcome for the workers who lost their jobs.

The dismissals followed two court decisions that, together, removed every remaining legal obstacle to the Trump administration's decision to end Haiti's TPS designation.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June in Mullin v. Doe that the administration could proceed, and on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes, a Biden appointee, lifted the stay that had kept the termination order on hold while courts reviewed it.

Mamdani also offered free legal help and said city staff would walk affected Haitians through their options.

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Lifelong Democrat said he will support Rogers over DSA-backed Abdul El-Sayed

Former Jill Biden Press Secretary Abandons Party, Backs GOP Senate Candidate

Jill Biden’s former press secretary Julian Epstein is breaking with the Democratic Party and backing Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race.

The lifelong Democrat said he will support Rogers over DSA-backed Abdul El-Sayed after El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary.

“After decades of giving my all for Democratic House and Senate candidates, this fall I will support — and contribute to — Mike Rogers,” Epstein wrote. He added that he will do everything he can to convince other Democrats to follow.

Epstein said the Democratic Party is failing to confront the rise of Democratic Socialists of America candidates. He singled out Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman as an exception.

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Operation changes at the FBI

FBI Director Kash Patel Announces Largest Bureau Overhaul in History

FBI Director Kash Patel says the bureau has undergone its fastest and largest overhaul in history, reshaping everything from technology and field operations to staffing and partnerships with local police.

After 14 months in charge, Patel says the changes are aimed at restoring public trust in an agency he believes had become overly bureaucratic and politically weaponized.

Everybody thinks the FBI is running around like ‘CSI,’ and we just weren’t,” he said.

The bureau also rebuilt its operational command center with real-time situational awareness and improved communications. The FBI is also integrating artificial intelligence into both classified and unclassified operations. Patel said some executive-level work that previously took hours can now be completed in about 20 minutes with AI added to Investigations.

Patel said roughly one-third of FBI employees had been located within 50 miles of Washington. He called that concentration “illogical.” The director moved approximately 1,500 employees out of Washington offices and into field operations across the country.

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Deputy Defense's COO wants munitions acceleration

Steve Feinberg, Deputy Defense Secretary

Pentagon Pushes Defense Companies to Boost Weapons Production After Concerns of Depleted Stocks

The Pentagon is pressing the U.S. defense industry to accelerate production of weapons to help replenish its diminished stockpile of munitions, including those depleted in the ongoing war with Iran.

Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement Saturday that the department was actively focused on boosting munitions acquisitions to provide “the weapons our warfighters need at the pace the threat demands.” He confirmed department efforts in the last week to significantly speed the process but insisted it was part of a broader modernization effort that predated the five-month-old conflict.

Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg wrote to industry leaders on Wednesday, giving them no more than 21 days to submit plans to “drive significantly faster, more aggressive delivery schedules and/or increased production for critical capabilities," according to a memo obtained by The Washington Post.

“Years-long development cycles are not acceptable,” Feinberg wrote. “We must dramatically accelerate our program schedules and expand our production capacity now.”

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The Honorable Steve Feinberg is the 36th United States Deputy Secretary of Defense, having assumed office on March 17, 2025, after being nominated by President Donald Trump and confirmed by the Senate.

Acting as the Pentagon’s chief operating officer, he manages day-to-day operations, the defense budget, and weapons procurement.Background and Business CareerCerberus Capital Management: Feinberg is the billionaire co-founder and former CEO of the prominent Manhattan-based private equity firm. He stepped down from his corporate roles to enter government service.

Don Lemon insists his arrest and charges be dismissed--Trump's to blame

Don Lemon insists charges for mob invasion of church must be dismissed because of Trump

Claims 'the Justice Department acted on the president's animus' against him

Media personality Don Lemon, fired by CNN, is insisting that charges against him stemming from that mob invasion of a church in Minnesota must be dismissed because of President Donald Trump.

After all, Trump doesn't like Lemon and repeatedly has made critical comments about him. That means, according to a court filing, the charges are a "vindictive prosecution" and must go away.

The arguments, of course, overlook what noted commentator Robert Knight said was an invasion where those protesting border security law enforcement in the region made the decision to "scream at parishioners, terrify children and harass people."

He wrote, "If you're a leftwing activist living in St. Paul, Minnesota, you now have official state sanction to invade a church, scream at parishioners, terrify children and harass people on their way out of the worship service. All of that happened at Cities Church last Jan. 18, when a mob invaded the Southern Baptist church during a protest because one of its pastors is also an official with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)."

He explained, "Protesters reduced children to tears by screaming at them, 'Do you know your parents are Nazis? They're going to burn in hell.' Others accused the parishioners of being 'rich' and 'white.' (Tim Malone, Don Lemon's spouse, is White and has a net worth of $3 million to $10 million)

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Don Lemon was arrested and indicted on federal civil rights charges by the U.S. Department of Justice following an anti-ICE protest at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on January 18, 2026

Sunrise 8-10-26

New York’s Property Tax Crackdown Is Just the Beginning

Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

SHOPLIFTING
Incident #: 26084184
0 BLOCK N LAKESIDE DR | 8/9/2026 @ 7:39 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


ASSAULT
Incident #: 26084161
900 BLOCK LAKE AVE | 8/9/2026 @ 5:43 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26084132
LUCERNE AVE / N D ST | 8/9/2026 @ 2:59 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26084090
1400 BLOCK LUCERNE AVE | 8/9/2026 @ 12:32 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26084089
1400 BLOCK LUCERNE AVE | 8/9/2026 @ 12:32 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26084091
1400 BLOCK LUCERNE AVE | 8/9/2026 @ 11:57 AM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BEVERAGE VIOLATION
Incident #: 26084079
LUCERNE AVE / N D ST | 8/9/2026 @ 11:55 AM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


SHOPLIFTING
Incident #: 26084083
1200 BLOCK S DIXIE HWY | 8/9/2026 @ 11:42 AM
Palm Beach County Sheriff

Evening Sky 8-9-26

President Donald Trump bypassed Congress regarding the Iranian war by using his constitutional authority as Commander-in-Chief and asserting that the 1973 War Powers Resolution is unconstitutional.

He also argued that ongoing cease-fires meant active hostilities had ended, eliminating any legal requirement for retroactive congressional authorization.

Commander-in-Chief Power: Article II of the Constitution names the president the head of the military. Administrations maintain this grants inherent authority to use force to protect national security without waiting for a congressional declaration.

If this were not so, Congress Would have his head on A CHOPPING BLOCK.

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Schumer backed down and framed the CR as a win.

Schumer backs down on shutdown threat, giving Senate Republicans a political win

Senate Democrats abandoned months of brinkmanship and backed a bipartisan spending bill to keep the government open, a retreat that Senate Majority Leader John Thune says was driven by cold electoral math ahead of the midterm elections.

The Senate advanced a continuing resolution on Saturday to avert yet another government shutdown, with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and his caucus supporting the measure after weeks of resistance. The CR would fund federal agencies at current levels through December 11, pushing the next budget fight past Election Night and into a lame-duck session of Congress.

CR stands for a continuing resolution. It is a temporary emergency spending bill that funds federal government operations and prevents a government shutdown when regular annual appropriations bills have not been passed by the October 1 start of the fiscal year.

Thune told Fox News Digital that Democrats made a political calculation, not a principled one. He said the minority party did not want to spend the next three months fending off Republican attacks over a shutdown they could have prevented.

"I think they didn't want to spend the next, well... three months defending attacks from Republicans about wanting to shut the government down."

Thune went further, describing his Democratic colleagues as operators who live and die by polling data.

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DSA is no longer a fringe movement

Mike Rowe Responded to 7,600 Angry Leftists With Something They Never Expected

Mike Rowe posted one warning about communists inside the Democrat Party and 7,600 angry leftists showed up to prove him right.

Even Bill Maher had just told his own HBO audience the same thing – and they gasped.

Now Rowe spent his Tuesday afternoon doing what most celebrities refuse to do. Mike Rowe shared Maher's Real Time segment on August 2nd and added his own message for Democrats.

"They have clearly articulated precisely what they want, and exactly what they will try to accomplish if they gain power," Rowe wrote. "No borders. No police. No prisons. No Senate."

"They are literally quoting Karl Marx, and they are literally on the record as desiring to completely dismantle our government and replace it with actual communism," he added.

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Katie Pavlich clashes with Fauci defender

Katie Pavlich SAVAGELY DESTROYS Fauci bootlicker during off-the-rails live debate

Katie Pavlich clashed with Fauci defender Brian Tyler Cohen during a tense live interview on News Nation.

“He did a lot to damage the future of the country! Trump tried to fire him and then people like you on the left had a panic attack!” Pavlich fired back. “If he had fired Anthony Fauci we would have had a better outcome with COVID!”

Watch the clash here:

Woman arrested for Lake Worth Bar Incident

Woman accused of kicking deputy in the groin after Lake Worth Beach bar disturbance

Deputies with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office were called to Igot's Martiki Bar, located at 702 Lake Ave., around 1:51 a.m. on Thursday after reports that a woman was throwing objects and punching people.

According to PBSO, deputies found 36-year-old Monika Wiener sitting at a table outside the bar matching the description provided by the caller.

While deputies investigated the reported battery, Wiener was lawfully detained and instructed to remain seated, the report states. Investigators say she stood up and attempted to walk away despite deputies' commands.

She was taken to the PBSO District 14 headquarters in Lake Worth Beach for processing before being transported to a local hospital for medical clearance. She was later booked into the Palm Beach County Main Detention Center.

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Mamdani's administration sued on wealth tax

New York City homeowners file suit over Mamdani administration's chaotic pied-à-terre tax rollout

A group of New York City property owners has taken Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration to court, alleging that the rollout of the city's new pied-à-terre tax has been so badly mismanaged that ordinary homeowners are being swept up in a levy designed for the ultra-wealthy.

The lawsuit targets the implementation of a tax that was supposed to hit luxury second homes valued above $5 million. Instead, according to the plaintiffs, the city's Department of Finance cast a wildly overbroad net, sending inaccurate tax notices to homeowners who do not owe the tax and publishing their personal information in a searchable public database.

The case raises sharp questions about whether City Hall prioritized political spectacle over competent governance.

The combination of the overbroad database, the inaccurate notices, and the mayor's own inflammatory public posture toward property owners created the conditions for the lawsuit now before the court. 

The plaintiffs allege that the administration's rollout was not merely sloppy but caused real harm to homeowners who were wrongly identified, publicly listed, and incorrectly billed.

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Will Cain SNAPS - Goes BALLISTIC on Abdul El-Sayed during off-the-rails live interview

Crime City of Lake Worth Beach

VANDALISM
Incident #: 26083972
1400 BLOCK BARTON RD | 8/8/2026 @ 9:58 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


STOLEN VEHICLE
Incident #: 26083957
100 BLOCK N FEDERAL HWY | 8/8/2026 @ 8:17 PM
Palm Beach County Sheriff


ASSAULT
Incident #: 26083790
4300 BLOCK ERIC M CALL PKWY | 8/8/2026 @ 8:58 AM
Inside John Prince Park
Palm Beach County Sheriff


BURGLARY RESIDENCE
Incident #: 26083746
1400 BLOCK S N ST | 8/8/2026 @ 12:41 AM
Palm Beach County Sheriff

Sunset 8-8-26

A federal judge struck down New York's attempt to ban federal agents from wearing face coverings and require them to display visible identification, the latest in a string of court losses for blue-state leaders trying to hamstring immigration enforcement.

U.S. District Judge Mae D'Agostino, sitting in the Northern District of New York, ruled Monday that the state measures likely violate the supremacy clause of the Constitution, the provision that bars state governments from regulating how federal law enforcement operates. The federal government, D'Agostino found, had shown a strong likelihood of success on that central legal question.

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the face-covering ban and identification requirement into law in May as part of the state budget. The provisions took effect in June. They lasted roughly two months before a federal court pulled the plug. [Marissa George, RealTalk digest]

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Senate Sanctons Russia and Iran

Senate Passes Bill to Impose New Sanctions on Russia and Iran

The bill must next go to a vote in the House of Representatives before the president can sign it into action.

The Senate on Aug. 7 overwhelmingly passed a bill to impose new sanctions against Russia and Iran.

In an 86–11 vote, the Senate passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act of 2026. The bill still needs to pass a vote in the House of Representatives before it can go to President Donald Trump for his signature.

The late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who died on July 11, had sponsored legislation to raise economic sanctions on Russia, as punishment for the ongoing war in Ukraine. The bill was revised and renamed in Graham’s honor following his death.

[The Epoch times]