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07/26/2025

Newsom Loses It! California Ammo Control Defeated: Major Win for Gun Rights, Blow to Newsom’s Agenda 🇺🇸🚨
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A federal appeals court has struck down California’s controversial law requiring background checks to buy ammunition—delivering a crushing blow to Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom and the liberal anti-gun lobby. In a 2-1 decision, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that forcing law-abiding citizens to go through repeated checks violates the Second Amendment and “meaningfully constrains the right to keep operable arms.” The panel, with all judges initially appointed by GOP presidents, lambasted the law—dubbed Prop 63—for criminalizing responsible gun owners instead of targeting criminals.
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Conservatives, law enforcement supporters, ICE advocates, and defenders of strict immigration enforcement applaud the ruling, highlighting how burdensome liberal policies like Newsom’s threaten constitutional rights, hamper crime-fighting, and do nothing to deter real criminals—many of whom are protected by sanctuary state policies, not stopped by background checks. The court’s decision, rooted in American tradition and Supreme Court precedents, defends the fundamental right to self-defense and reinforces long-standing principles: secure borders, strong policing, and tough-on-crime laws—not more red tape or feel-good restrictions favored by the left. California Democrats may appeal yet again, but for now, patriots and defenders of liberty claim victory.
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source(s):
https://www.theblaze.com/news/ca-newsom-ammo-law-defeat | Newsweek | AP News
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07/26/2025

Japan Approves Human Embryo Creation from Stem Cells: Scientific Progress or Ethical Concern? 🧬🇯🇵
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Japan has allowed scientists to create human embryos from pluripotent stem cells—cells that can turn into s***m or eggs—under strict rules. These lab-made embryos cannot be implanted or grown for more than 14 days. The goal is to study early human development and find cures for diseases.
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Each research project must be ethically approved, and embryos destroyed after two weeks. Supporters say this could lead to new medical breakthroughs, while others worry about misuse.
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This decision raises important questions about how far science should go and who decides the limits.
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Do you think research like this will do more good (like curing diseases) or cause more problems (like misuse or “designer” humans)?
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Sources:
WCCFTech | Kyodo News | Japanese bioethics panel
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07/25/2025

BEWARE OF FLORIDA! | Consulate’s Crocodile Tears: Mexico Whines Over Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’—But U.S. Law Prevails 🇺🇸🦅 OP-ED
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Juan Sabines, Mexico’s Consul in Orlando, is once again whining about Florida’s tough immigration enforcement at the infamous “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center, warning Mexican visitors to avoid the state or face harsh consequences. Sabines depicts a scenario of unfair treatment and civil rights violations, urging Mexicans to take “basic precautions” to avoid detention. Yet his complaints conveniently gloss over the reality that Florida is enforcing the law where many others fail to act, protecting its citizens and the integrity of the immigration system.
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Consider the case of the Gonzalez brothers—Carlos Martin Gonzalez, 26, and Oscar Alejandro Gonzalez, 31—detained after a routine traffic stop in Orlando for suspected illegal window tint and a Mexican license plate. Their vehicle was found unregistered both in the U.S. and Mexico. Carlos held a valid tourist visa and was visiting his brother following their mother’s recent passing, while Oscar’s residency status had expired despite his marriage to a U.S. citizen. Their detention underscores the necessary and strict enforcement of immigration laws. Although their family and the consulate claim limited legal access and harsh detention conditions, law enforcement officials maintain that these men violated immigration and vehicle regulations and must face the consequences.
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Sabines’s incessant travel warnings and diplomatic protests attempt to paint Florida’s policies as uniquely harsh or unjust, but they fail to acknowledge the broader context: Florida is stepping up enforcement amidst liberal failures to secure the border and uphold immigration laws nationwide. The state’s cooperation with ICE and its “Alligator Alcatraz” facility send a clear message that illegal actions have legal consequences. Far from being punitive for the sake of cruelty, the crackdown protects the rule of law and the safety of all Americans.
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Rather than issuing warnings and undermining law enforcement, Sabines and the Mexican consulate would better serve their citizens by encouraging respect for U.S. laws and legal processes. The Gonzalez brothers’ situation, while unfortunate, exemplifies the reality that lawful entry and compliance with immigration and vehicle registration rules are essential. Complaints about “civil rights violations” ring hollow when those detained have knowingly broken laws. Florida’s firm stance is not a campaign against Mexicans but a defense of American sovereignty.
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This ongoing diplomatic tension highlights the clash between those seeking open borders at any cost and states intent on protecting their residents. Sabines’s whining is political posturing disguised as concern, distracting from the real issues of illegal immigration, national security, and public safety. As Florida leads by example, it is long past time for others to follow suit rather than feeding into this culture of excuses and interference.
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Sources: Daily Mail | Talking Points Memo | El País | WSVN News
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07/25/2025

07/25/2025

WASHINGTON COUNTY MAN DAVID EARL GIPSON SENTENCED TO THREE CONSECUTIVE LIFE TERMS FOR MURDER AND SEXUAL BATTERY ⚖️🔒
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David Earl Gipson, 40, pled guilty and was sentenced today by Judge Tim Register to three consecutive life terms related to the brutal April 2025 attack in Washington County. Charges included second-degree murder and two counts of s*xual battery by use or threat of physical force with a deadly weapon. Additionally, Gipson received 5 years concurrent for aggravated battery of a senior, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, false imprisonment, abuse of a dead body, and felon in possession of a weapon.
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The violent crime involved the murder of 74-year-old Lettie Cooper Collins and the assault and imprisonment of her daughter-in-law, who managed to escape and report the attack. Gipson was arrested the following day after a swift investigation led by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Kevin Crews emphasized the severity of the offenses and the collaborative law enforcement effort.
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Gipson has a lengthy felony record dating back to 1999. He remains in Washington County Jail and will serve his sentences under the Florida Department of Corrections.
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source(s):
Washington County Sheriff’s Office announcements
WMBB News reports
Fox13 News coverage
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07/25/2025

GOOD RIDDANCE TO THE FRUSTRATING GAS CAN ERA—BETTER DAYS OF EASY FUELING ARE ON THE HORIZON ⛽🎉
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After years of struggling with slow, difficult, and leaky gas cans that made refueling a headache for millions, relief is finally in sight. The EPA and the White House have called on manufacturers to redesign portable fuel containers to make them faster, easier, and safer to use—while still protecting the environment.
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These new gas cans will feature improved self-closing vents and smarter nozzle designs, ending the era of fumbling and spills caused by outdated models that prioritized v***r control over user experience. It’s a win-win for consumers craving convenience and government regulators focused on safety and emissions.
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No longer will you have to wrestle with clogged spouts or wait endlessly for gas to flow—you’ll soon refill your lawnmower, generator, or boat with confidence and ease. This long-overdue update marks the beginning of a new era where functional design meets environmental responsibility.
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Get ready to say goodbye to frustrating fuel stops and hello to hassle-free gas cans that make every drop count.
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source(s):
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/07/25/epa-white-house-gas-cans-redesign/85357188007/
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07/25/2025

“BOULDER” HULK’S EARLY DAYS IN DOTHAN: THE BEGINNING OF A LEGEND ⚡🏆
Before becoming the iconic Hulk Hogan, Terry “The Hulk” Boulder made waves in Dothan, Alabama in 1979. Wrestling fans may be surprised to learn that one of his early career highlights was pinning NWA World Champion Harley Race at a Dothan event—though the decision was later voided. His Southeastern Heavyweight Title wins and fierce rivalries in the region marked the humble roots of a future wrestling superstar.
For an inside look at Hulk Hogan’s formative battles and legacy origins in Dothan, WATCH THE FULL VIDEO from WTVY that captures this fascinating chapter in wrestling history.
source:
https://www.wtvy.com/2025/07/25/before-hogan-there-was-boulder-hulks-beginnings-dothan/

Hulk Hogan's illustrious pro wrestling career got its humble starts in Dothan, but under a different moniker.

07/25/2025

DEPORTATION FLIGHTS FROM FLORIDA’S ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ HAVE OFFICIALLY BEGUN, REINFORCING LAW AND ORDER ⚖️✈️
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that deportation flights have commenced from the Alligator Alcatraz immigration detention center, located in the Everglades. In recent days, over 100 detainees held for immigration violations have been transported back to their home countries as part of the state’s robust effort to support President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Built swiftly on an abandoned Everglades airstrip, the Alligator Alcatraz facility is uniquely designed to expediently process and deport illegal entrants. With an on-site runway, flights depart regularly without the logistical delays common at traditional airports, significantly increasing the efficiency and frequency of removals.
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Governor DeSantis emphasized the facility’s essential role in bolstering immigration enforcement, noting the state’s cooperation with federal authorities and the augmentation of local law enforcement resources through deputization. More than 1,800 Florida troopers and additional agents have been empowered to arrest individuals violating immigration laws, underscoring the commitment to uphold legal and border security.
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Critics who decry the facility’s conditions overlook the necessity of enforcing immigration laws to protect communities and uphold national sovereignty. The Alligator Alcatraz center stands as a firm statement that illegal immigration will not be tolerated in Florida, sending a clear warning to those considering unlawful entry.
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Plans are underway to expand the facility’s capacity and authority, including empowering Florida National Guard lawyers with immigration judicial powers to expedite case adjudications, ensuring swift justice and maintaining public safety.
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source(s):
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/alligator-alcatraz-deportations-desantis-florida-immigration-arrests/
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/florida-gov-desantis-says-deportation-142740993.html
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2025-07-25/florida-gov-desantis-says-deportation-flights-from-alligator-alcatraz-have-begun
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07/25/2025

CALIFORNIA MAN ARRESTED AGAIN FOR SERIAL BUTT-SNIFFING SPREE 👃🍑🚨
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Calese Carron Crowder, a 38-year-old registered s*x offender from California, has been arrested once more—for allegedly sniffing women’s behinds at a Nordstrom Rack in Burbank. This isn’t his first rodeo; Crowder previously went viral after a TikTok showed him sniffing a woman at a Barnes & Noble. Apparently, butt-sniffing is his signature move, and the courts are not fans.
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Police caught him crouching behind a woman, attempting his unwelcome sniff, and charged him with loitering with intent to commit a crime. Crowder is currently on active parole and has a lengthy criminal history including robbery and indecent exposure. With a $100,000 bail set, he faces court on August 1.
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Authorities suspect there might be more victims who haven’t come forward yet, so if you’ve got a weird smell story, Burbank cops want to hear from you.
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source(s):
https://nypost.com/2025/07/25/us-news/california-serial-butt-sniffer-calese-carron-crowder-arrested-again/
https://rock929rocks.com/2025/07/25/california-man-arrested-sniffing-womens-butts/
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