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Chuck Grassley has launched at least two investigations, one against Hillary Clinton’s interference in Bangladesh affairs, and another against her so-call charitable Foundation. The latter is a killer. The First Came from Bangladesh In early June, Senator Chuck Grassley called for a DoJ investigation into Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State and the State Department. […] The post Probe of Hillary’s Foundation: The Damning, Smoking Gun Timeline appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A man charged over a July 26 mob attack in Cincinnati now faces up to 15 years in prison after being hit by the feds with a gun charge.  The Justice Department announced Wednesday that 34-year-old Montanez Merriweather had been indicted for illegally possessing a firearm as a previously convicted felon. Merriweather had previously been arrested over the beating of a man and a woman that was caught in a viral video.  “There is no place for violence in our communities,” said U.S. Attorney Dominick Gerace II. “Those who commit violent acts can expect to be scrutinized and they will be held accountable for violations of federal criminal law.” Merriweather faces local assault, felonious assault, and aggravated riot charges. He faces almost 30 years in prison on those charges.  “Violence, in any form and under any circumstance, has no place in a civilized society. When warranted, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, in close coordination with our law enforcement partners, will employ the full extent of our legal authority and resources to identify, apprehend, and remove violent offenders from our communities,” said ATF special agent Thomas Greco.  Video of the attack shows a white man being thrown to the ground and kicked and punched by a group of black people outside of a music festival. After the beaten man got up, a white woman was punched in the face and appeared to be knocked unconscious. The video quickly circulated online, prompting condemnations from state and national leaders. In response, the FBI launched an investigation into the incident at Attorney General Pam Bondi’s direction. That came after Vice President JD Vance condemned the attack and urged the perpetrators to be thrown in prison.  “What I saw, and I haven’t seen the full context, but what I saw is a mob of lawless thugs beating up on an innocent person, and it’s disgusting,” Vance said. “And I hope every single one of those people who engaged in violence is prosecuted to the full extent of the law. And they will be. They will be so long as law enforcement in the state of Ohio takes their job seriously.” Some local Cincinnati officials have accused the victims of instigating the beating. For example, City Council President Pro Tem Victoria Parks wrote a Facebook comment saying the victims “begged for that beat down! I am grateful for the whole story.”

U.S. air and naval forces are set to deploy to the Southern Caribbean Sea following President Donald Trump’s directive for the Pentagon to use the military for operations against Latin American drug cartels, Reuters reported on Thursday. Sources briefed on the move told Reuters that after Trump’s order, the Defense Department has begun deploying U.S. troops to address “threats to U.S. national security from specially designated narco-terrorist organizations in the region.” Last week, Trump quietly signed an order to deploy U.S. troops to conduct anti-cartel operations in foreign countries, according to The New York Times. It remains unknown which specific cartels the president is targeting in his directive. After Trump was sworn into office, the United States designated seven drug cartels and two international criminal gangs as foreign terrorist organizations. Most of those cartels primarily operate in Mexico, but the reported deployment of troops to the South Caribbean Sea suggests that the operation will focus more on Central and South America. Venezuela, whose northern coastline sits on the South Caribbean Sea, has been a recent subject of the Trump administration’s scrutiny. Shortly after the president took office, the State Department designated the Venezuelan international criminal gang, Tren de Aragua (TdA), as a foreign terrorist organization, and most recently added the Venezuelan Cartel de los Soles to its terrorist organization list. Trump has also ramped up pressure on Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, raising the bounty on him to $50 million and pointing to his ties to transnational gangs and drug cartels. Attorney General Pam Bondi also accused Maduro of using the powerful Mexican drug cartel, Sinaloa, “to bring deadly drugs and violence into our country.” “To date, the DEA has seized 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his associates with nearly seven tons linked to Maduro himself,” Bondi said earlier this month. After Trump greenlit military operations against drug cartels, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said that U.S. troops would not be entering her country to fight cartels. Sheinbaum said last week that U.S. officials gave her a heads-up that Trump’s directive “was coming,” adding that an American troop deployment to Mexico was “absolutely ruled out.” “It is not part of any agreement, far from it. When it has been brought up, we have always said no,” Sheinbaum said. Trump has already been using the military along the U.S.-Mexico border to help clamp down on illegal immigration and drug trafficking. The U.S. military has also increased its aerial surveillance of Mexican drug cartels, collecting intelligence on the traffickers responsible for shipping deadly drugs, such as fentanyl, into the United States.

Dealing with orphaned animals on a homestead can be touchy. In this case, the homesteader, Kate Woodard, found herself with a pig and a goat orphan. With no other ideas flowing, she placed them together in the hopes that they wouldn’t feel so alone. They’re siblings now, and you won’t convince them they aren’t. @kaitlynferrellwoo If this wasn’t the best thing to see today ♬ Save My Soul – noahrinker After trying her experiment, Kate was overjoyed to find the little pig and goat orphans snuggling together. We’re not sure how either animal became an orphan. The piglet has been bottle-fed. The little goat appears a bit older. @kaitlynferrellwoo A bottle baby piggy ♬ original sound – highschool simulator Together, the two little animals are taking comfort in one another. It creates an adorable scene. Animals are more accepting than many humans when it comes to adopting orphans. Canada Geese readily accept any gosling roughly the same age as their current brood. Horses are a bit trickier, but a nursing mare will often accept an orphaned foal. More Unlikely Animal Pairs Throughout the animal kingdom, there are tales of a dog raising a litter of kittens or vice versa. Sometimes a stray chicken ends up in a duck family. Santi the dog is godfather to all the chicks on his homestead farm. @kaitlynferrellwoo This video my husband sent me is my whole heart #rescue #family #fup #foryoupage ♬ original sound – Kate Woodard Kate and her husband, Granger, are not new to fostering orphaned animals. In June, they found themselves bottle-feeding an orphaned fawn. The couple has settled into homesteading and is busy collecting critters. They have numerous dogs, some goats, the little piglet, chickens, and bunnies. They are raising two children, Esme and Beck, and teaching them to love animals. As the two little orphans settle in together, Kate and Granger will continue collecting more strays. If they have good fortune like they did with the goat and pig orphans, they will have many happy animals. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Farmer Pairs Two Orphans As Unlikely Companions And The Result Is Too Precious appeared first on InspireMore.

We all know that Mariah Carey is the Queen of Christmas. But before we get to carols and bells, we’ve got Halloween. No one does Halloween better than Supermodel Heidi Klum. For years, she’s stunned with extravagant costumes and makeup. Heidi has stolen the Halloween show dressed as everyone from Jessica Rabbit to Princess Fiona. And will anyone ever forget that worm costume? As the summer dwindles, fall is right around the corner, and Heidi Klum is busy getting ready for Halloween. She recently stopped by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and teased fans about what’s to come. Heidi Klum Hosts A Big Halloween Party Each Year According to People, Heidi Klum has hosted a big Halloween bash for more than 20 years. She told Jimmy Fallon that 2025 is no exception. “I’m hard at work already,” she admitted. Heidi told Jimmy that she had been planning her costume for months. While she didn’t tell him exactly who or what she’ll be dressing up as, she warned it was “extra ugly” and “super scary.” Jimmy asked her to give another clue, but Heidi Klum remained tight-lipped about Halloween 2025. She did, however, let Jimmy know she’s counting down the days. “We have exactly 86 days,” Heidi said cheerfully. Heidi also discussed her triumphant return to the cult favorite Project Runway. It’s been a great week for Heidi, and fans loved it. “Not only is she the one enjoyable guest of the day, she is also the mother, the queen, so funny and she looks absolutely fabulous!!! I am sooo glad that Project Runway is back!!!! It’s my absolute favourite show ever!!!! SOOO EXCITED,” an enthusiastic fan wrote. This fan caught on to Heidi’s enthusiasm for fall. “Knows the days to Halloween to the exact number,” they wrote. “I love that Heidi Klum lets her inner child out for Halloween,” another person shared. We don’t know about you, but we can’t wait to see what she comes up with. This story’s featured image is by Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images. The post Heidi Klum Hints At 2025 Halloween Costume Calling It “Extra Ugly” appeared first on InspireMore.

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As cannabis legalization sweeps across the United States, a quiet shift is taking place in the world of cultivation. While American breeders dominate headlines with flashy hybrids and sky-high THC figures, a growing number of home growers and craft cultivators are looking to Europe for something different: genetic stability, rich terpene profiles, and a heritage […]

Everyone loves the thrill of a good goal-setting session. Bold objectives on the board, teams aligned, big visions in motion. But fast-forward a few weeks, and something shifts. Nobody’s quite sure how things are going. KPI dashboards feel disconnected from the work teams are doing. And the strategy gets lost somewhere in the daily routine. […]