A terrorist who helped kill American soldiers 40 years ago has finally met a violent death. Israel Defense Forces (IDF) killed senior Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Aqil and other top commanders Friday as they were gathered underneath a residential building in Beirut. The airstrike came hours after Hezbollah, in what has become a daily occurrence, launched another 140 rockets toward northern Israel from an area of Lebanon that should be demilitarized.
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), America's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, recently released the results of their August 25-27 presidential election survey of 1,155 American Muslim voters. The news is surprising: In the swing state of Michigan, 40% of Muslim American voters support Dr. Jill Stein of the Green Party, 18% support former President Donald Trump, and only 12% support Vice President Kamala Harris.
"In the next two weeks, I'm going to Springfield and then to Aurora," former President Donald Trump announced at a campaign rally in Long Island, New York, this week. "We're going to take care of Ohio, and we're going to take care of Colorado, and we're going to take care of every single state in the union. They're all under siege," he continued. Trump joked, "You may never see me again, but that's okay. I gotta do what I gotta do. 'Whatever happened to Trump? Well, he never got out of Springfield.'"
The small Ohio municipality of Springfield has made national headlines over the past weeks, thanks to tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants being surreptitiously dumped into the city by the Biden-Harris administration over the past three years. But Springfield isn't the only "heartland U.S.A." town suffering after being inundated with immigrants. This week, the America 2100 non-profit organization launched its own on-the-ground investigation in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, to expose how the rural town's 2,000% increase in Haitian immigrants has impacted American residents.
This week, PolitiFact, a purportedly independent fact-checking outlet, slapped a tag of "false information" on Family Research Council President Tony Perkins's Facebook post stating: "In 12 states, children born alive after a failed abortion have no legal protection, and in three more states children born alive after an abortion had legal rights that governors - like Tim Walz - repealed."
In Kentucky, Governor Andy Beshear (D) decided it's okay for children to undergo gender transition procedures but that it's not okay to allow a way for kids to talk it out first.
