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Police punch Hispanic man already pinned to ground—22 times.
Officer had already shot him with taser.
"He stiffly hit the ground after being tased, and his head banged on asphalt," said witness.
"Cop mounts him and starts beating—later 3 more piled on."
Just because man was standing in the road blocking some traffic.
Witnesses say he looked like he was having a mental episode—and was not trying to harm anyone.
Emergency crews were called and took the man to the hospital.
Local police confirmed the incident occurred at 3:15 pm—but released no other details except to say it was "under review."
Incident occurred on Auburn Way near 37th Street NE in Auburn, Washington.
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Not trans. Not a migrant. Just another with southern confederate Christain preying on children.
Meet Joey Douglas Dunaway of Jayess, Mississippi monster was hunted down, arrested, and locked away for trading in the absolute worst filth imaginable: the digital exploitation of innocent children.
The investigation ignited after Dunaway’s sick online activities triggered automated red flags. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children intercepted his digital footprints and immediately shot an official cybertip to Mississippi law enforcement to stop the abuse.
Cyber investigators from the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office tracked the digital trail straight to Dunaway. In September 2025, authorities closed in, slapped handcuffs on him, and threw him into the Walthall County Jail on a massive bond after seizing the damning evidence from his possession.
Justice finally hammered Dunaway on October 19, 2026. Circuit Court Judge Michael M. Taylor sentenced the 49-year-old criminal to 40 years in prison. He is ordered to serve 8 years day-for-day with zero chance of parole, followed by decades of strict probation and a permanent scarlet letter as a registered sex offender.
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🚨 "WELL, THAT'S WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE."
Police in Pennsylvania pulled over a Black mother and accused her of a "drug transaction" after she handed her son his forgotten coffee cup outside his home.
Fairview Township, Pennsylvania
"What did you hand off to the gentleman that walked out of his house?" the officer asks 55-year-old business owner Biancha Tatum on video.
"His coffee cup," Tatum tells him. "I'm tired of him leaving his mess in my car."
The officer still asks to search her vehicle: "Well, that's what it looked like."
"I'm a business owner, okay? I don't sell drugs, do drugs… I gave him a coffee cup. It was a white coffee cup!"
Should handing your son his coffee cup ever be probable cause for a police stop?
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Here’s another clip of a woman reading Trump’s words verbatim from a recent rally in Mississippi that puts a giant magnifying glass over how gone he is cognitively and unfit he is for office.
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🚨James O’Keefe and Cam Higby—the same right-wing operatives who have spent years filming “gotchas” and screaming about phantom election fraud—have been charged with felonies for allegedly doing the very thing they claim to hunt.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty’s office filed felony counts of identity theft and unlawful voting against both men.
According to the charges and supporting accounts, on August 11 primary day they visited multiple Minneapolis polling places in what O’Keefe himself called “traditional Muslim attire,” complete with hidden cameras and fake accents. They allegedly gave election judges the names of real registered voters (some living, some deceased) without those voters’ knowledge while trying to engage the state’s long-standing vouching process.
Minnesota law is blunt: no one may intentionally misrepresent their identity when applying for a ballot. Moriarty’s office states that neither man signed the required oath or cast a vote—they stopped short—but that does not erase the alleged misrepresentation. The men have said they were merely “testing” the system to expose supposed vulnerabilities; prosecutors and the Secretary of State’s office describe it as disruptive conduct that misled election workers and used other people’s identities without permission.
The irony is almost too on-the-nose. For years these figures and their allies have insisted American elections are riddled with identity theft, fake voters, and coordinated schemes. Now the people who positioned themselves as the watchdogs are the ones facing felony election-related charges for, according to the complaint, using real voters’ names while filming content. Court appearances are set for November.
The maximum is up to five years per count, though the prosecutor has indicated these are lower-level felonies. What is already clear is that the people who built brands on “exposing” fraud are now defendants in a case that rests on their own posted videos.
The fact they are being charged is proof that voter fraud is not an issue Democrat-run states turn a blind eye to. You cannot make this stuff up. Throw the book at them.
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Anchor: “how many scandalous activities do you think donald trump jr. can get up to in just one hunting trip? let’s count, shall we? scandal number one. this summer while on a hunting trip in mongolia, a guide told the financial times that don jr. shot and killed an endangered sheep, and as awful as that is, it is unfortunately not really that surprising, is it? and don jr. has reportedly killed at least two more of that same kind of endangered sheep in the past decade. moving on to scandal number two. while most americans are struggling to of course pay for gas at the pump every single day, it appears this hunting trip may have cost taxpayers nearly $19,000. federal records show the u.s. embassy in mongolia’s capital paid nearly $19,000 for hotel rooms tied to an unspecified secret service visit at the same time as don jr.’s trip. that’s all according to the financial times. now as a member of the president’s family, don jr. is entitled to secret service protection, sure, but i remember the days when that kind of taxpayer expense tied to a luxury vacation like this of a member of the president’s family was, well, a scandal in its own right. now speaking of spending money on the president’s family, that brings me to scandal number three. you’re all keeping track. turns out a week of this hunting trip was actually the prize given to the highest bidders as part of a series of charity auctions. records indicate that one bidder paid a hundred and forty thousand dollars, everyone, and another paid two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars for the honor and privilege of joining the president’s very charming eldest son on this seven day hunting trip in mongolia. now at the auction, don jr. reportedly tried to incentivize bidders by joking that he is, quote, very sexy in camo. to each his own, i suppose. hate to really break it to you though, don, but i do not think your looks or your personality are why anyone was willing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to go hunting with you. just look at that photo. we’re gonna keep it up there for a second. now as the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington put it to the financial times today, buying access to power is an ethics concern whether it’s through a charity, a wedding, a campaign donation, or a lavish gift. speaking of access to power, that brings me to scandal number four. after don jr.’s week of hunting, the financial times reports that he traded his sexy camo, his description, not mine, for a suit and held a series of meetings. and one of those meetings was a dinner with none other than mongolia’s president. and after the dinner, a spokesperson for the mongolian government reportedly posted photos on facebook and wrote that the mongolian president and don jr. discussed u.s. mongolia relations and potential business opportunities. the facebook post was then quickly taken down. a spokesperson for the mongolian president told the financial times that the two did not discuss politics actually at the dinner. spokesperson for don jr. told the paper that it was just an unofficial meeting where they largely discussed the outdoors. again, i hate to break it to you don, but i really don’t think the president of mongolia wanted to talk to you because of your shared love of hunting and the outdoors. i don’t think. i think that it had a heck of a lot more to do with the fact that your dad is the president of the united states. now you would think that would be the biggest possible scandal that i would have covered at this point that don jr. could possibly get himself into on a hunting trip, right? don jr. is supposed to be firewalled off from his dad. jr. and his brother run the family businesses while their dad runs the country. that’s how it goes, right? even the implication that don jr. might be using his relationship with his dad to try to set up some sort of political or business deal with the president of another country is a huge huge deal. but somehow that is not even the biggest scandal from this one hunting trip of don jr.’s. the biggest scandal is that for two days of this mongolia trip don jr. was joined by this man, umar kremlev. you may remember him as the russian oligarch who secretly spent hundreds of thousands of dollars renting a private island for part of don jr.’s wedding weekend in the bahamas just a few months before this trip, as oligarchs do i suppose. at the time don jr. described kremlev as a personal friend and said they had no business relationship of any kind. donald trump has since said that don jr. paid kremlev back for the private island rental, though we have yet to actually see any proof of that. and when asked about kremlev’s attendance at don jr.’s recent hunting trip in mongolia, don jr.’s spokesperson repeated the fact that the two have no business relationship and said that their friendship is largely based on their shared love for hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. so much love for all these things. again i really hate to be the bearer of bad news to you don. i wish i could hold your hand while i tell you this really, but he doesn’t like you because you like hunting, buddy. it’s not the thing, or the outdoors. kremlev is a russian oligarch. he is part of putin’s inner circle. as the former counterintelligence director of trump’s own national security council told the financial times, the moment the russian security and intelligence services figure out someone has a relationship with any one of high value, they will try to weaponize that. so sure, maybe don jr. and this russian oligarch spent their time together in mongolia talking about fly fishing, who knows, but it is incredibly suspicious that one of putin’s allies has spent so much time and money trying to ingratiate themselves with the president’s son. well, the president now seems to be bending over backwards to give putin everything he wants.”
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I was yesterday years old when I learned that these fucking cars having killed/maimed/injured more people than the Pinto did in the
9 years it existed.
Trump says eliminating methane regulations will save $45 billion.
His own EPA estimates the change will lower oil prices by 11 cents per barrel. That’s a fraction of a penny per gallon at the pump.
Meanwhile, oil and gas companies have wasted an estimated $7 billion worth of natural gas through leaks, venting and flaring since the EPA stopped enforcing the rules in March 2025.
And here in southwestern Pennsylvania, we’re still dealing with the legacy of abandoned mines and leaking wells. Or would you also like pipes sticking up from the ground everywhere to keep it from exploding?
Billions in projected savings. Virtually nothing at the pump. Occasional house explosions for you, less accountability for the methane leaks that cause them.
Who exactly is this supposed to help? Oh, right… not us.
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We're all paying the price after Republicans increased the cost of living - look no further than an order at Waffle House.
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Donald Trump: I'm a very high IQ person. I passed 3 cognitive tests. They’re hard. Obama couldn’t have passed them. Republicans wouldn't have passed them
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BREAKING: Right-wing activists James O’Keefe and Cam Higby have been charged with FELONY identity theft and unlawful voting after allegedly impersonating registered Minnesota voters during an undercover operation intended to expose election fraud. Prosecutors say they used REAL voters’ identities without permission while applying for ballots.
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Some ask why I’m posting so much about Flavio Bolsonaro, but the answer is simple: Trump says we have no money for *our* health care, but can pay for this THUG to jet-set around our country with *our* money. You see that private jet? It’s a middle finger to every American that’s feeling these high prices right now because REPUBLICANS raised them. The government always tells you they have no money for your life, but can roll out the red carpet for a criminal illegal alien who is being investigated for money laundering in his own country. His family gets to live the movie star life, while the Republicans protecting him raise your prices to benefit the elites funding their campaigns. It’s disgraceful. Flavio needs to become a national American symbol for the right’s contempt for us, the American taxpayer. Deport Flavio! Have the last laugh and give them all the finger on Election Day!
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Not trans, not an immigrant, but another white christian pastor preying on children...
Meet MAGAt Jared Oneil Salmons, a registered Republican and prominent Eastern Kentucky pastor at Mount Olivet Baptist Church and the now-fired general manager of the Knott County Water and Sewer District. On October 13, 2026, his dual life as a community leader collapsed when the Kentucky State Police Electronic Crime Branch arrested him on 17 state counts of distributing matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor under the age of 12.
The arrest followed a targeted, undercover Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigation that tracked the distribution of explicit juvenile content across online accounts. On the day of his arrest, law enforcement executed a search warrant at Salmons’ residence in Leburn, Kentucky, seizing multiple pieces of electronic equipment used to facilitate the activity.
During subsequent police interviews, Salmons reportedly admitted to owning the flagged accounts. Investigators revealed that Salmons confessed to utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) software to deliberately generate the sexually explicit material involving minors before distributing it online. Following the state charges, the case was officially transferred to federal court processing by late October 2026, and he remains detained at the Kentucky River Regional Jail.





























