Bicyclist killed by Train

Bicyclist killed after being struck by Tri-Rail train in Lake Worth Beach

Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office identified the bicyclist as Ulisses Aponte, who rode into the path of a southbound train after a northbound train cleared the crossing.

Aponte failed to realize another train was approaching from the opposite direction.

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Jimmy Kimmel: Left wing sick political jokes

ABC Fired Jimmy Kimmel Over a Conservative Death Joke and His Guest Just Did It Again

Jimmy Kimmel got his show pulled off the air for joking about a conservative's death.

His replacement walked onstage 48 hours after Lindsey Graham died and did it again. What Ike Barinholtz, a supposed comedian, said on live television Monday night should cost ABC the same thing it cost them last fall. ABC Learned Nothing From the Charlie Kirk Suspension.

Less than a year ago, ABC yanked Kimmel off the air after FCC Chairman Brendan Carr called his Charlie Kirk death jokes "truly sick" and threatened Disney's broadcast licenses. Nexstar and Sinclair – two of the country's biggest affiliate groups – immediately pulled the show from their stations.

Kimmel returned only after apologizing on air, voice breaking, swearing he never meant to make light of anyone's death.

The show has become a revolving door of left-wing politics disguised as late night entertainment – and now it's openly daring regulators to respond.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr was blunt when Kimmel's show was suspended last fall: companies either act on their own or face regulatory action.

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Glenn Beck - Thoughts on Lindsey Graham's passing

Glenn Beck warns: Lindsey Graham’s death exposes something very dark in America

Lindsey Graham had Iran Death Threats

Lindsey Graham brushed off Iran's threats just five days before his sudden death

Five days before he died, Sen. Lindsey Graham posted a photo on X showing Iranian mourners parading a poster with a bullseye over his face. His response was seven words long: "At least they used a good photo of me."

Graham added one more line, "Judge me by my enemies", and went back to work. He flew to Ukraine. He toured a drone factory. He met with President Volodymyr Zelensky. He announced a deal on Russia sanctions. Then he came home and, one day later, was dead at 71.

The South Carolina Republican's death from what his office called a "brief and sudden illness" closed a career defined by an unapologetic willingness to confront hostile regimes, and by a final week that captured that posture in miniature. The New York Post reported that emergency dispatch calls suggested Graham experienced chest pain followed by a heart attack, though no official cause of death has been confirmed.

National Review reported the cause as sudden cardiac arrest, placing Graham's death on Saturday night, July 11, 2026. He had returned from Kyiv, his tenth trip to Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion, just one day earlier.

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Democrats obsessed with Death and Violence against Trump

Lunatic Mark Hamill should get a visit from the Secret Service for his vile rhetoric of death & violence against Trump

A new post from Mark Hamill lit up social media and kicked off a fresh round of outrage. The backlash came fast. And for a lot of Trump supporters, this was not just another celebrity rant.

The post drew attention after Hamill shared an AI image tied to President Trump and then added comments about Trump being impeached, convicted, and disgraced. Critics said it went way past normal political trash talk. They argued that kind of language is exactly what keeps the country tense and on edge.

“If Only…He should live long enough to witness his inevitable devastating loss in the midterms, be held accountable for his unprecedented corruption, impeached, convicted & humiliated for his countless crimes,” Hamill wrote. “Long enough to realize he’ll be disgraced in the history books, forevermore.”

That’s the part that set people off. At a time when political violence is already a real concern, many viewers said celebrities should cool it down instead of pouring gas on the fire. If you care about keeping the temperature down, this is not how you do it.

Victor Nieves also blasted the post and framed it as part of a bigger pattern on the left.

The political left is obsessed with death and violence.

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Democrats supporting sanctuary policies are the problem

An illegal killed his 20 year old daughter

Twenty-year-old Katie Abraham was killed in Urbana, Illinois when Julio Cucul-Bol, an illegal immigrant, crashed into her car while driving drunk and fled the scene. She was a water polo player, a competitive swimmer, someone with a “sharp wit” who “soaked in life, every piece of it,” her father says of her.

Cucul-Bol is now serving 30 years in prison. Thirty years for killing someone...not nearly enough.

Her father, Joe Abraham, warns that more innocent people will die if Illinois doesn’t change its immigration policies. “These policies are so reckless, so radical, so extreme,” he told Fox News. “There’s no balance to it. There is no consideration for anything.”

He’s right. And Illinois is far from alone.

Currently, 17 states and the District of Columbia, have state-wide sanctuary laws, policies, or legal opinions in place. Together, they make up a portion of the more than 1,000 sanctuary jurisdictions nationwide — entities that actively undermine the rule of law and jeopardize national security.

Pissant Iran threatens Trump with death

Iran threatens Trump's life as U.S. strikes enter most intense phase

Iran's security chief took to social media Tuesday to threaten the life of the President of the United States. Not in coded diplomatic language. Not through back channels. Publicly, on X, for the world to read.

Ali Larijani issued a warning to Trump, telling him he was "not afraid of your empty threats." "Even those greater than you could not eliminate the Iranian nation," Larijani wrote. "Take care of yourself not to be eliminated."

Trump brushed the threat off in an interview with CBS News, saying he "couldn't care less." That response tells you everything about the current power dynamic. Tehran is screaming. Washington is shrugging.

The U.S. launched a fresh wave of strikes Tuesday, the Daily Mail reported. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced, "Today will be yet again our most intense day of strikes inside Iran." More fighters. More bombers. More refined intelligence.

The Iranian military's response has been to fire missiles. Its diplomatic corps' response has been to threaten the American president on social media. Neither is working.

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Surrender or face guaranteed death

Hegseth warns that firepower over Tehran will 'surge dramatically' as Trump tells Iranian soldiers to surrender or face death

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a blunt message to Iran on Thursday: what you've seen so far is just the opening act.

Speaking at a press conference in Tampa, Hegseth said the combined US-Israeli operation against the Iranian regime is about to escalate significantly, and that Tehran's hope of outlasting American resolve amounts to a fatal miscalculation.

"The amount of firepower over Iran and over Tehran is about to surge dramatically."

Hours later, President Trump stood at the White House and issued his own warning, this time directly to the men carrying guns for the regime.

"I'm once again calling on all members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the military and the police to lay down their arms. Now is the time to stand up for the Iranian people and help take back your country."
Trump offered immunity to those who comply. For those who don't, he promised "guaranteed death."

Six days into the conflict that began with a US-Israeli strike that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several senior officials, the war has expanded across the Gulf and beyond. Iran has answered with everything it has. It is not enough.

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Iran -

Striking Iran's Leadership

U.S.-Israel Strike Targets Iranian Leadership Meeting During Succession Vote Count

In chess, the most devastating moves aren’t the ones that capture pieces—they’re the ones that strike precisely when your opponent reaches for the crown. This week, the United States and Israel executed a campaign of decapitation so brutally efficient that military historians will be studying it for generations.

What unfolded over four days was not merely an air campaign. It was the systematic dismantling of a regime that has chanted “Death to America” for forty-five years while the world urged us toward “strategic patience.”

How’s that patience working out? The Iranian navy—gone. The air force—destroyed. Radar defenses across the country—knocked out. President Trump confirmed the devastation bluntly: “Virtually everything has been knocked out.”

The opening salvo alone killed 49 of Iran’s most senior leaders, leaving the military fractured and leaderless in a matter of hours. The IDF struck a covert underground nuclear compound where scientists were actively working on weapons development. Fires raged at naval headquarters in Bandar Abbas. But none of this—remarkable as it is—was the most stunning part.

From Fox News:
“They just targeted the meeting in Tehran where what’s left of the leadership was gathering to choose a new Supreme Leader,” reported Trey Yingst. Israeli sources believe they struck the meeting as votes were being tallied—a revelation that “speaks to the Israeli intelligence about this war.”

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Iran--Death to All

Mamdani reverses controversial policy

Communist Mamdani changes his policy after 19 NYC residents die outdoors

Homeless freezing to death in New York City

Scalise blasts Mamdani as 18 New Yorkers freeze to death under socialist mayor's watch

Eighteen people are dead in New York City. They froze to death on the streets of the richest city in America while Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration deployed warming vehicles and urged the homeless to find shelter.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise didn't mince words on Tuesday. The Louisiana Republican tied the deaths directly to Mamdani's leadership — and used them to frame the stakes of a looming DHS funding fight that Democrats appear determined to sabotage.

Since Friday's press conference, one additional New Yorker lost their life on the streets of our city as a result of this cold snap. The total lives lost is now 18. Each life lost is a tragedy, and we will continue to hold their families in our thoughts.

Thoughts. Eighteen people are dead, and the mayor offered thoughts.

Democrats are playing a funding game with agencies that exist to keep Americans alive during emergencies.

The fight isn't actually about ICE, despite what Democratic messaging suggests. ICE is fully funded. It received an injection of billions of dollars from President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" last year.

Democrats have taken issue with that funding specifically, but Scalise argued their obstruction of DHS funding goes well beyond immigration enforcement — it threatens the entire homeland security apparatus.

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Why Pretti shooting was justified

The ICE Shooting Was Justified

There’s a short way to understand the ICE shooting of Alex Pretti. Watch the video. Listen to the analysis. It lines up with the law.

Andrew Branca is an attorney and a recognized expert in self-defense law. He walks through the moments that led to the shooting. He uses plain language. No fluff. Just law and facts.

Here are the key lines from Branca’s breakdown, transcribed:

• “The moment he makes contact with that officer, he’s just committed a federal felony good for eight years in a federal penitentiary.”
• “That’s why they were seeking to make his arrest because they saw him commit a forcible felony against a fellow officer.”
• “Then he’s noncompliant with arrest. He’s fighting them. Then they discover he has a gun…”
• “They take that gun. There are cries of ‘gun, gun, gun.’ The officers called to each other. He’s still noncompliant. They hear a gunshot go off. And Alex Pretty’s right hand comes from his waistline with a black object in his hand.”
• “That combination of facts is going to get you shot 999 times out of a thousand by law enforcement, and justifiably so.”

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Vance Points to Engineered Chaos in Minneapolis

Vice President Vance condemns Minneapolis unrest as organized disruption

Vice President JD Vance called the turmoil in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a deliberate act of disruption following violent clashes involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on Saturday.

The incident occurred when federal agents conducting a targeted operation against an unauthorized migrant wanted for violent assault shot an armed man near a local donut shop, with crowds quickly gathering and blocking roads while surrounding vehicles.

Official reports confirm the suspect carried a 9mm handgun and two additional full magazines and resisted agents before shots were fired.

The fallout has sparked sharp debate over who bears responsibility for the escalating disorder. Critics point to a troubling alliance between far-left activists and local officials, suggesting their actions have fueled the volatile atmosphere.

This isn’t just random frustration; it’s a pattern that raises questions about governance in Democrat-run areas.

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Scott Adams dead at 68

Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Dies at 68 After Woke Mob Tried to Destroy Conservative Icon

Scott Adams lived his final days the way he built Dilbert – refusing to let anyone else write the ending.

The cartoonist who made millions laugh at corporate absurdity spent his last months fighting cancer with the same defiance he showed the woke mob that tried to cancel him.

And Scott Adams finally got the last laugh on the leftists who thought they'd destroyed him when he lost everything. Dilbert Creator Battled Prostate Cancer After Newspapers Dropped His Comic Strip.

Adams died Tuesday at age 68 after metastatic prostate cancer spread to his bones and paralyzed him below the waist.

His ex-wife Shelly Miles read his final message during a livestream of his show "Real Coffee with Scott Adams."

"I had an amazing life, I gave it everything I had," Adams wrote before his death.

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Iranian Protesters Hold Up Sign Begging Trump For Help

Trump Got Desperate Appeal From Iranian Protesters That Changed Everything

Iranian protesters just issued a direct cry for help that left no doubt where they’re putting their trust.

The regime is cracking down hard and the death toll keeps climbing.

And Trump got a desperate appeal from Iranian protesters that changed everything. A woman in Iran held up a sign during the protests that read “Trump, a symbol of peace. Don’t let them kill us.”

That plea came as at least 29 protesters have been killed and more than 1,200 arrested according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency. Security forces escalated their crackdown with pellet guns, tear gas, and direct assaults on demonstrators across the country.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran claimed something remarkable happened in two western cities. Abdanan and Malekshahi were effectively “taken over” by protesters who drove security forces into retreat.

“Today there was a major development in two cities in Western Iran that have been effectively taken over and people are actually celebrating in the streets,” Ali Safavi told Fox News Digital.

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Iranian citizens ask the world to help them

Trump Says US Ready to Help Iranian Protesters as Death Toll Rises

The president warned Tehran against deadly force as lawmakers and world leaders condemned an intensifying crackdown

As protests across Iran entered their 14th day on Jan. 10, President Donald Trump said the United States stands ready to help Iranians seeking freedom, while senior U.S. lawmakers and world leaders voiced growing alarm over an intensifying crackdown by Tehran’s security forces.

“Iran is looking at FREEDOM, perhaps like never before,” Trump wrote in a Jan. 10 post on Truth Social. “The USA stands ready to help!!!” The president’s message was issued as Iran’s regime maintained sweeping internet shutdowns and security forces expanded deployments across major cities, sharply restricting the flow of information and making independent verification of events on the ground more difficult—particularly of the number of protesters killed or injured in the crackdown.

Other U.S. lawmakers from both parties also voiced support for the protesters:

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) said Iranians were showing courage despite an internet blackout imposed by a “desperate” leadership, and urged more pressure “that breaks Iran’s evil regime.” Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) said the unrest was both an “opportunity” and an “obligation” for the United States and the world to rally behind the Iranian people.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio also reiterated U.S. support, writing on X that Washington stands with “the brave people of Iran,” a message echoed by the State Department, which warned Tehran not to test Trump’s resolve.

Exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi issued a message on Jan. 9, calling on supporters to continue demonstrations and called for nationwide strikes in key sectors, including transportation and energy. He also appealed to members of Iran’s security forces to slow and disrupt what he called the regime’s “machine of repression.”

Iranian American activist Masih Alinejad, co-founder of the World Liberty Congress, shared messages she said came from inside Iran describing protesters facing live fire and pleading for urgent international support. In one post, she said demonstrators were asking Trump and Western governments for action, warning that words alone were no longer sufficient.

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Tim Walz, not letting a crisis go to waste

Democrats fanning the flames

In the fog of political warfare, truth is often the first casualty

Within hours of Wednesday’s fatal shooting in Minneapolis, the battle lines were drawn—a mother of three killed by a federal agent, protests erupting in the streets, and Democratic officials racing to microphones to condemn Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

But as so often happens when the Left rushes to judgment, the full picture was still developing.

Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross during an enforcement operation in a residential Minneapolis neighborhood.

The immediate aftermath played out—and I mean predictably down to the script—with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey declaring the Department of Homeland Security’s explanation “bullst” and telling ICE to “get the f* out of Minneapolis.” Governor Tim Walz activated the National Guard while simultaneously suggesting “it feels very, very difficult that we will get a fair outcome.” Schools closed. Flags burned. A GoFundMe surpassed $1.5 million.

The narrative was set: trigger-happy federal agent guns down innocent woman. Sound familiar? It should. But newly released video footage, captured from Agent Ross’s own cellphone, tells a dramatically different story.

You want to come at us? Go get yourself some lunch, big boy,” Rebecca Good jeered at the officer. Moments later, as agents attempted to open the car door, she shouted at her wife: “Drive, baby, drive, drive.”

And drive she did. Good threw the vehicle into gear and accelerated forward, striking the agent. Three shots followed. The car careened down the street and crashed, engine still revving.

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