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(VIDEO) Gilbert, Arizona Police Accused of Falsifying Crime Statistics Through Underreporting Revealing Possible Nationwide Trend After 2024 FBI Crime Stats Find Massive Plunge in Violent Crime and DC Police Caught Rigging Data

The town of Gilbert, Arizona, has come under fire and calls for an investigation after a former town councilman alleged during a town council meeting last month that police leadership had “fudged numbers” and underreported crime for more than a decade.

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Viral Target Meltdown Update: Elderly Woman Berated Over Charlie Kirk Tee Speaks Out, Unhinged Nurse Begs Forgiveness as Hospital Pleads ‘Stop Flooding Our Lines!’

Jeanie Beeman, the 72-year-old Target employee who was berated for wearing a Charlie Kirk “Freedom” shirt in the now-viral video, has come forward to speak to the media, and Enloe Health, Michelea Ponce’s employer, has held a press conference asking people to stop calling and demanding her termination.

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MI AG Candidate Kevin Kijewski Slams Judicial Activism Threatening Border Security After Obama-Appointed Judge Spares Honduran Illegal Convicted of Raping Woman With Cerebral Palsy Extra Jail Time – Praises Him as “Devoted Family Man” and ‘Immigration Ambassador’

A Michigan federal judge appointed by former President Barack Obama is facing intense criticism from the incoming Trump administration and conservatives for her decision to impose no additional prison time on an illegal immigrant convicted of raping a woman with cerebral palsy—and for praising him during sentencing.

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Attorney General Leticia James and the Public’s Right to Know the Truth

Attorney General Leticia James and the Public’s Right to Know the Guest post by Roger Stone One of the most striking features of the media’s coverage of the investigation and federal indictment of New York’s Attorney General Leticia James for bank fraud and making false statements is the complete absence of any investigative reporting.  One might reasonably expect newspapers which used to pride themselves on exposing cutting-edge stories on matters of public concern to at least show some objective interest in ascertaining all of the facts underlying the serious criminal allegations leveled against New York’s chief law enforcement officer.  Surely the public has the right to know the true facts.  An effective government depends on the public’s ability to believe in the integrity of its leaders.  This is especially so when it comes to an Attorney General – the chief law enforcement officer who, among other duties, decides when and who to prosecute when laws appear to have been broken.  No one is above the law in our country and the public’s ability to believe that that principle is carried out in practice is vitally important to a credible system of justice.

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JUST IN: House Passes Bill to Prosecute Doctors and Parents for Sex Changes for Children with Three Democrats Joining Republicans but FOUR Republicans Voting Against – Trans Rep. Tim McBride Freaks Out Ahead of Vote (VIDEO)

The House of Representatives voted on Wednesday evening to pass the Protect Children’s Innocence Act, which will make it a crime for sex-change surgery and hormonal treatments to be provided to minors.  The bill, authored by Rep.