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Fox News: Suspected Minnesota lawmaker assassin Vance Boelter captured
Minnesota police have arrested Vance Boelter, 57, accused of fatally shooting House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, as well as injuring State Sen. John Hoffman and his wife. Boelter allegedly targeted lawmakers in a planned attack while wearing a police-like uniform.
Authorities are investigating the incident, which has drawn attention to the rising political violence. Hoffman and his wife survived multiple gunshot wounds and expressed their devastation over the loss of Hortman and her husband.
Front Page Magazine: Karine Jean-Pierre Book Launch Shows Why Democrats Are Losing Men
Karine Jean-Pierre's recent book launch highlights the Democratic Party's struggle to attract male voters. Her call to "think outside the box" appears disingenuous, as it seems to promote her own partisan views while dismissing others.
The ongoing rhetoric from Democrats has alienated various voter demographics, revealing a pattern of incendiary and misleading messaging. Many voters are increasingly skeptical of the party's agenda, indicating a need for honesty and substantive ideas rather than superficial strategies.
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GB News: Ben Leo: The grooming gangs cover-up rot will be exposed and heads will roll
The UK government has announced a national inquiry into the Pakistani grooming gangs scandal, responding to the upcoming Casey Report. This inquiry comes after years of criticism and is expected to reveal troubling links between grooming gangs and men of Pakistani origin, as well as systemic neglect of victims.
The report is anticipated to cause significant political fallout, with Labour now supporting a full inquiry. It also reportedly connects illegal immigration to threats against women and girls, raising concerns about the broader implications of small boat arrivals.
The Epoch Times: Homeowners Worried About Chemicals Being Spread in Sewage Fertilizer
Rural landowners are raising concerns that their farms are being used as dumping grounds for treated sewage sludge from urban wastewater plants. They report issues such as foul odors, contaminated soil, health problems, and polluted water sources.
The sludge, referred to as "biosolids," is a byproduct of the wastewater treatment process, intended for use as a soil amendment. However, its application is causing significant environmental and health concerns among local residents.