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Two Days Before Shooting, CNN’s Abby Phillip, Van Jones Went on Offense Against Charlie Kirk over Charlotte Killing

Monday, during CNN’s “NewsNight” broadcast, host Abby Phillip and CNN contributor Van Jones attacked Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk for likening the fatal Charlotte stabbing of Iryna Zarutska to the 2020 George Floyd incident in Minneapolis.

Phillip offered a clip from Kirk’s program where he made the point, which Jones declared Kirk “should be ashamed of himself.”

Partial transcript as follows:

ABBY PHILLIP: So, certain people have been looking for an opportunity to find a case like this, to make a point like this. I want to play, this is Charlie Kirk, why he says this hasn’t gotten a lot of attention.

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)

CHARLIE KIRK, HOST, THE CHARLIE KIRK SHOW: A white Ukrainian refugee was murdered just because she was white. Everybody knows that obviously. If a random white person simply walked up to and stabbed a nice law-abiding black person for no reason, it would be an apocalyptically huge national story used to impose national, sweeping political changes on the whole country. Instead, Meghan Basham, no one seems to care when a white woman gets stabbed to death.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

KARA SWISHER: Wow. He said white a lot.

ARTHUR AIDALA: Well, we are talking about it here. So, I guess —

SWISHER: It’s true. Click here to read more

 

Florida appeals court declares open carry ban is ‘unconstitutional’ in win for 2A advocates

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida’s open carry ban has officially been overturned by a state appeals court, which ruled the restriction violates the Second Amendment.

The ruling was issued Wednesday by Florida’s First District Court of Appeal and stemmed from a July 4, 2022 case in which Stanley Victor McDaniels was arrested for violating the ban and later appealed his conviction, according to the court’s opinions.

Under current law, Floridians are prohibited from openly carrying firearms except in limited circumstances, such as while hunting or camping. Concealed carry without a legal permit is legal in Florida, but open carry has long remained restricted.

The opinion described Florida as an “outlier,” noting it is one of only a few states – along with California, Connecticut, and Illinois – that generally prohibit the open carrying of firearms. Click here to read more.

 

Christian School Banned for Religious Beliefs Wins Legal Victory

A federal appeals court ordered Vermont to let a Christian school compete in state-sponsored sports events—even though the school doesn’t support the state’s view of “transgender” ideology.

That decision allows the school to finally participate in athletics again after suffering a yearslong ban for forfeiting a game that would have forced girls on its team to compete against a male playing on the opposing girls’ team.

In an opinion released Tuesday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that state officials likely “displayed hostility toward the school’s religious beliefs” by banning it, and it instructed Vermont to let the school compete while the case continues.

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High school football coach escorted out of game after complaint he was pushing religion on players

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - A Tennessee high school football coach was escorted out of a game over accusations he was pushing religion onto players. Some students and parents argue he was doing nothing wrong.

Trey Campbell, an assistant football coach at Northwest High School, was asked to leave Friday night’s game during halftime. The school says they got a complaint he was “proselytizing,” or pushing his religion onto the players.

Northwest senior Alyssa Scholma, who was at the game, says Campbell had prayed with students and was holding his Bible. She adds she did see a few players going up to him.

“He was just reading to himself, and then, people tried to come up to him. He’s never gonna deny spreading the word of God. He’s never gonna do that. So, he did start to share that with them,” Scholma said. “During halftime, he was called over by our principals, and they told him that if he did not put his Bible down, then he had to leave.” Click here to read more.

 

Chinese National from Wuhan sentenced after smuggling bio materials at U-M lab

DETROIT, Mich - A woman from China has been sentenced to three months behind bars after pleading guilty to smuggling charges.

What they're saying:

Officials say Chengxuan Han from China was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty to three smuggling charges and to making false statements to U.S. Custom and Border Protection Officers. She was pursuing a Ph.D from the College of of Life Science and Technology in the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan.

According to court documents, Han is a citizen of the PRC who is currently pursuing a Ph.D. from the College of Life Science and Technology at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan.

Documents say in 2024 and 2025, Han sent packages to the US from China that contained concealed biological material that were addressed to people working in laboratories at the University of Michigan.

In June, Han flew into Metro Detroit on a J1 visa where Customs and Border Protection officers conducted an inspection of him. Officials say he made false statements about the packages and the biological materials she had previously shipped to the country. Click here to read more.

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ALPENA, Mich. — A new rule banning applause and other displays of emotion at Alpena Public Schools board meetings has sparked pushback from community members who say the policy infringes on their free speech rights.

The board recently adopted a policy prohibiting clapping, cheering, booing, or any demonstrations from audience members during meetings. Board President Eric Lawson said the restriction is meant to prevent disruptions and maintain order.

“We’re doing our best to show respect to you all and make sure you have adequate time for your comments,” Lawson said during a recent meeting. “Please show the board a little respect as well.”

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Tensions flare at the Grand Ledge, Michigan school board meeting as parents clash over whether a teacher should be fired for a social media post about Charlie Kirk. Some demanded his removal, while others defended his right to speak out.

Tensions flare at the Grand Ledge, Michigan school board meeting as parents clash over whether a teacher should be fired for a social media post about Charlie Kirk. Some demanded his removal, while others defended his right to speak out.

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Woman Shoots, Kills Alleged Groper Inside Beauty Store

A woman shot and killed a man in a beauty store in Compton, California, Sunday after he had allegedly groped another female and threatened employees.

The incident occurred shortly before 3:30 p.m.

KTLA reported that the man “followed a female customer into a beauty supply store and groped her, prompting employees at the establishment to demand he leave the premises.”

He allegedly threatened death on customers and employees alike, and witnesses believed he was armed with a knife.

Another female customer in the store who feared for her life and the lives of others retrieved a gun and shot the man.

In a news release, the Law Angeles County Sheriff’s Department noted that a 911 call was placed and prior to deputies’ arrival “the call was updated indicating there was gunshot victim at the location.”

Compton Fire Department personnel responded and pronounced the male deceased on scene.

The LASD is asking any witnesses who have yet to come forward to please contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Homicide Bureau. Click here to read more.

 

Johnson’s “Protecting Chicago” budget proposes nearly $500M in tax hikes

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson unveiled his $16.6 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, covering a $1.14 billion deficit with massive tax hikes, temporary spending adjustments and one-time revenue fixes.

While Johnson kept his promise not to raise property taxes and eliminated the grocery tax, his plan targets the “ultra rich” through a spate of progressive tax measures. He calls it “Protecting Chicago”

Instead of new taxes that risk driving away investment and making Chicago’s already dire economic situation worse, Johnson should protect the city by curbing spending and making it easier for the economy – not the tax burden – to grow.

Even as total spending falls because of waning federal grant revenue, the city’s corporate fund will expand to nearly $6.1 billion, $270 million higher than last year’s budget. Click here to read more.

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FAA puts permanent 24/7 no-fly zone around Mar-a-Lago due to safety concerns

PALM BEACH, Fla. – The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed permanent flight restrictions around Mar-a-Lago, significantly altering air traffic patterns near Palm Beach International Airport for “special security reasons.”

Effective Oct. 20, the FAA implemented a 24/7, year-round flight restriction within a one-nautical-mile radius of Mar-a-Lago, regardless of whether President Donald Trump is in town. The airspace limitation, which had previously only been enforced during presidential visits, now applies at all times.

The flight ban applies to all aircraft, including general aviation and drones. When Trump is in residence, additional restrictions expand the no-fly zone to a 10-nautical-mile radius.

Palm Beach County Commissioner Gregg Weiss issued a public notice on Facebook alerting residents to the change, warning that it will affect aircraft routes in and out of PBIA. Click here to read more.

 

Audit Uncovers Safety Violations on Michigan School Buses

LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – The Michigan State Police (MSP) and Michigan Department of Education (MDE) have failed to enforce safety standards for school buses, according to a state audit report released in April 2025.

The Office of the Auditor General reviewed select school buses and school drivers statewide between 2019 and 2023, and found that many school bus drivers lack the qualifications to drive a bus and many school buses were not inspected often enough. The report found fault with both MDE, which is responsible for enforcing school bus driver training and laws, and the MSP, which is responsible for conducting annual inspections on school buses.

According to the report, 69% of 242 surveyed bus drivers could not provide documentation demonstrating their qualifications, and 6% of all 1,936 active bus drivers in the state did not have a license to operate a bus. Click here to read more.

 

Audit reveals flaws in Michigan State Police’s sex offender registry oversight

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — There are potentially thousands of incorrect addresses and instances of improper data validation within Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry, which is maintained by Michigan State Police, according to a new report by the Michigan Office of the Auditor General.

As of July 2024, the registry had 32,215 registrants who need to actively verify their address.

Of a conducted sample of 48 sex offenders, the report found 12 (25%) with unverified addresses. Other sex offenders on the state’s registry were found to be with missing or incorrect conviction information.

These inaccuracies mean a sex offender could wrongfully be taken off the registry earlier than required.

In addition to inaccuracies, the state audit found Michigan State Police’s security over the state’s sex offender registry is not effective.

The audit revealed 80% of sampled state users with registry access could not access authorization forms on record. Click here to read more.

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Michigan health employee approved, denied benefits without interviews

A state of Michigan employee ghosted low-income residents, falsified documents multiple times, and approved and denied benefits without interviews. Still, it took the state years to fire him, according to a months-long investigation by Michigan Capitol Confidential.

Ashanta Butler worked for the state of Michigan’s health department for 23 years before he was fired for not doing his job, according to hundreds of pages of documents CapCon obtained through a records request.

For years, Michigan’s payment error rate for welfare benefits — how often it inaccurately awards them — has fluctuated. In fiscal year 2022, it was 13%. The next year, it dropped to 10%, and this year it’s 9.53%.

“After several complaints from clients were received, a review of Mr. Butler’s cases revealed that he was not completing scheduled interviews prior to approving or denying benefits,” the terminal letter read. “Of the 17 cases read, 7 cases were certified without completing and/or documenting an interview, 4 cases documented an interview but there were no calls to/from the client on the dates documented. In 11 cases, he failed to call the clients on their scheduled interview date/time resulting in them being marked ‘no show’ in Bridges. 3 cases were processed with no IG and 4 cases were processed with other errors.” Click here to read more.

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Kristi Noem defends $170M purchase of Gulfstream jets for DHS leaders

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended a contract to spend more than $170 million on new jets for the U.S. Coast Guard, including one that will be used for the secretary’s travel.

The Department of Homeland Security has faced criticism from congressional Democrats for entering into a contract to build the jets amid the government shutdown.

Noem brushed that aside Monday, noting the funding was previously appropriated.

“These aircraft are Coast Guard aircraft to replace 25-year-old airplanes that are necessary for the mission of the Coast Guard. Congress appropriated the dollars and paid for them in the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ and we’re grateful that we’re able to move forward,” she said during a press conference.

The funding for the jets came from a last-minute line item inserted into congressional appropriations in May, sparking scrutiny from Democrats given that Noem already had a plane — one both Noem and the Coast Guard have said is part of an aging fleet.

House Appropriations Committee ranking member Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) and Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-Ill.) on Sunday requested additional information on the purchase. Click here to read more.

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Recalled Burritos Linked to National School Lunch Program

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Michigan News Source) – Check your freezer, refrigerator, and your child’s breakfast and lunch program at school. A California-based company is recalling more than 91,000 pounds of ready-to-eat frozen breakfast burritos and wraps containing eggs due to a possible Listeria contamination.

M.C.I. Foods said it made the frozen breakfast burritos and wraps between Sept. 17 and Oct. 14, 2025.

They span across three labels: El Mas Fino, Los Cabos and Midamar. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said officials found the contamination during routine sampling of the “scrambled egg component. Some of these recalled burritos are included in the USDA’s National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs.

No illnesses have been reported in connection to the recall; health officials encourage anyone with symptoms to contact a healthcare provider. The bacteria can cause a serious infection that includes fever, muscle aches, headaches, stiff neck, confusion and loss of balance. Click here to read more.

 

Chicago teacher’s gestures at ‘No Kings’ protests mocks Charlie Kirk’s death

WASHINGTON — A Chicago elementary school shut down its website after one of its teachers was caught on camera at the No Kings protest in Chicago this weekend making violent gestures directed at a pickup truck driven by conservative counter protesters.

The less than ten-second video was taken by one of the passengers inside of the truck, which displayed a banner honoring Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last month. The video shows a woman, who was identified as Lucy Martinez, pointing her fingers in the shape of a gun at her neck and yelling at the truck. She reportedly made this gesture at least three times while surrounded by other No Kings protesters. The gestures made by Martinez, a teacher at Nathan Hale Elementary School, was widely interrupted to be mocking Kirk, who died of a gunshot wound to the neck.

The video has millions of views, garnering the criticisms of Congressional lawmakers and media personalities alike.

“These people have been polluting American children,” GOP Congressman Chip Roy posted on X, homing in on the fact that Martinez is a public school teacher. “School Choice is important - but it’s bailing water out of a sinking boat with a massive hole in it. We need to simultaneously clean out our schools of this garbage and it’s not just Chicago.” Click here to read more.

 

Supreme Court will consider whether people who regularly smoke pot can legally own guns

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court said on Monday that it will consider whether people who regularly smoke marijuana can legally own guns, the latest firearm case to come before the court since its 2022 decision expanding gun rights.

President Donald Trump’s administration asked the justices to revive a case against a Texas man charged with a felony because he allegedly had a gun in his home and acknowledged being a regular pot user. The Justice Department appealed after a lower court largely struck down a law that bars people who use any illegal drugs from having guns.

Last year, a jury convicted Hunter Biden of violating the law, among other charges. His father, then-President Joe Biden, later pardoned him.

Arguments probably will take place early in 2026, with a decision likely by early summer.

he Republican administration favors Second Amendment rights, but government attorneys argued that this ban is a justifiable restriction.

They asked the court to reinstate a case against Ali Danial Hemani. His lawyers got the felony charge tossed out after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that the blanket ban is unconstitutional under the Supreme Court’s expanded view of gun rights. The appellate judges found it could still be used against people accused of being high and armed at the same time, though.

Hemani’s attorneys argue the broadly written law puts millions of people at risk of technical violations since at least 20% of Americans have tried pot, according to government health data. About half of states legalized recreational marijuana, but it’s still illegal under federal law. Click here to read more.

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Trump Puts Colombian President On Notice Over Drug Production: ‘Close Up These Killing Fields’

President Donald Trump put Colombian President Gustavo Petro on notice in an early Sunday morning announcement, calling on him to rein in drug production in his country and threatening to do it for him if he chose not do so on his own.

Trump lashed out at Petro via his Truth Social platform, saying that he planned to put a stop to all payments and subsidies that the United States gave to Colombia would be stopped if Petro — “a low-rated and unpopular leader” — didn’t comply with his wishes.

“President Gustavo Petro, of Colombia, is an illegal drug leader strongly encouraging the massive production of drugs, in big and small fields, all over Colombia,” Trump posted. “It has become the biggest business in Colombia, by far, and Petro does nothing to stop it, despite large scale payments and subsidies from the USA that are nothing more than a long term rip off of America. AS OF TODAY, THESE PAYMENTS, OR ANY OTHER FORM OF PAYMENT, OR SUBSIDIES, WILL NO LONGER BE MADE TO COLOMBIA.” Click here to read more.

 

Detroit’s Schools Watch-Dog Group Uncovers Fraud, Theft Within the District

DETROIT (Michigan News Source) – For nearly eight years, a Detroit Public Schools Community District administrator approved nearly $1 million in school funds to a former vendor without purchase orders, contracts, invoices or evidence that the district received the services it paid for.

The alleged scheme.

The school district administrator’s alleged scheme went on from June 2017 to August 2024; the administrator was fired and a criminal investigation is underway. That was just one of the examples of fraud within the district cited by Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD) Office of Inspector General in its annual report that was recently released for the 2024-25 school year.

That’s not all. Other issues investigated by the Office of Inspector General in 2024-25 included:

  • A principal instructed clerical staff to misreport staff absences, including that of the principal, as regular hours that resulted in several staff receiving pay for 644 hours they did not work for an amount of $32,025. The investigation also found several students were falsely marked present resulting in improper attendance incentive payments totaling $1,800. The investigation is pending.

  • A teacher “read passages, guided responses, and otherwise influenced student performance” during online math and reading lessons offered by the district.

  • A former employee continued to receive pay from the district after resigning from the district. The employee received $38,895 in pay from the district after resigning. The district was able to recoup the funds. Click here to read more.

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Trump administration works to lower grocery prices

President Donald Trump announced that his administration is actively working on a plan to lower the price of groceries, particularly the price of beef.

According to a survey from Axios, 47% of Americans believe groceries are becoming harder to afford. President Trumps announcement comes as the cost of beef continues to rise at a record high, with them now being up nearly 13% in the past year.

In January, ground beef was $7.11 per pound, and by August, the price had increased to nearly $8 per pound, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. President Trump hasn’t laid out exactly how he plans to lower grocery prices, but said he will “work his magic.”

Previous administrations, including Trump’s, have worked to lower gas prices by using strategic reserves to increase supply so demand could be met. However, there is no reserve for beef, ruling out the possibility of using that tool. When egg prices reached record highs earlier this year, the industry began importing eggs at a high rate.

 

Food bank braces for increased demand as SNAP aid faces disruption amidst shutdown

WILMINGTON, N.C. - The Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina at Wilmington has already been experiencing months of increased demand.

“I’d say this comes very close to COVID or past major disasters,” said Director of Community Outreach Emily Kraft. “We have seen just an increase in need based on folks losing jobs, folks losing immigration status, and just losing access to a lot of the resources that were previously available to them that don’t exist anymore.”

Now, the federal government shutdown could make the situation worse.

Gov. Josh Stein’s office released a statement saying the state Department of Health and Human Services received a letter from the federal government indicating SNAP benefits could be disrupted in November if the government shutdown continues. Click here to read more.

 

LA skyscrapers for homeless could cost federal taxpayers over $1 billion

LOS ANGELES, CALIF - Federal taxpayers might be on the hook for more than $1 billion over the lifetime of three downtown Los Angeles skyscrapers designed to house the homeless, state records show.

State and city programs provide the funding and financial tools to construct the three towers. But federal Section 8 Housing vouchers will be used to repay the state and city and fund private developer fees and investor returns over the 55-year life of the buildings.

“Taxpayers are being forced to foot the bill for over $800,000 per unit for homeless housing,” said Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Vice President of Communications Susan Shelley in an interview with The Center Square. “There should be an audit to determine if this is genuinely the best option to provide housing or if this is just making a lot of people rich off the taxpayers’ dime.”

These towers are projects of the Weingart Center Association, a homeless services nonprofit and major recipient of taxpayer funding, which was created by the Weingart Foundation. The Weingart Foundation describes itself as a “private grantmaking foundation advancing racial, social and economic justice in Southern California.” Click here to read more.

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