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by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice: Israeli billionaire Shlomo Kramer has ordered President Trump to “severely restrict the First Amendment” in a bid to “stomp out antisemitism.” During a recent interview, Kramer declared: “I know it’s difficult to hear, but it’s time to limit the First Amendment in order to protect it.” When asked what that […]

Commercial flights in the Caribbean were severely disrupted following the U.S. military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. Airlines canceled hundreds of flights to Puerto Rico and other parts of the Caribbean during the busy travel period. “Federal authorities temporarily restricted U.S. airline operations at several Caribbean airports,” USA TODAY noted. “Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport informs that, by order of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States (FAA), a temporary airspace restriction has been issued that includes the Puerto Rico region, as a result of a security situation related to military activity in Venezuela. As a consequence, most commercial flights to and from SJU operated by U.S. airlines are suspended or may be temporarily canceled. Foreign airlines and military aircraft are not included in this restriction,” Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport said in a statement. “Passengers are urged to check the status of their flight directly with their airline before heading to the airport. Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport will continue to provide any official updates as they become available,” it continued. COMUNICADO OFICIAL Aeropuerto Internacional Luis Muñoz Marín (SJU) El Aeropuerto Internacional Luis Muñoz Marín informa que, por disposición de la Administración Federal de Aviación de los Estados Unidos (FAA), se ha emitido una restricción temporal del espacio aéreo que… pic.twitter.com/RphtXGtU3b — Aeropuerto SJU (@AeropuertoSJU) January 3, 2026 USA TODAY shared further: The pause includes flights at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU), the Caribbean’s busiest hub, as well as airports in Ceiba, Aguadilla, Ponce, Isla Grande, Vieques and Culebra, according to Puerto Rico Ports Authority Executive Director Norberto Negrón Díaz. Acting under orders from the Federal Aviation Administration, commercial passenger and cargo operations were suspended through 1 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 4, with the potential for extensions. Over 300 flights originating and arriving to the island were canceled as of midday Jan. 3, according to flight-tracking website FlightAware. Nearly 100 flights to and from Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport were also canceled. Some flights from San Juan scheduled for Sunday are currently canceled. “Early this morning in support of the Department of War, the FAA restricted the airspace in the Caribbean and Venezuela to ensure the SAFETY of the flying public,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said. “When appropriate, these airspace restrictions will be lifted. Please work with your airlines directly if your flight has been impacted,” he added. Early this morning in support of the Department of War, the FAA restricted the airspace in the Caribbean and Venezuela to ensure the SAFETY of the flying public. When appropriate, these airspace restrictions will be lifted. Please work with your airlines directly if your… — Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy) January 3, 2026 CNBC noted: Airlines affected by the flight restrictions included American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways, United Airlines, and Frontier Airlines. Carriers waived change fees and fare differences for customers affected by the airspace closures if they change their flights to later in the month. Airlines included more than a dozen airports in region in their waivers. JetBlue, which has a large operation in the Caribbean, said it canceled about 215 flights “due to airspace closures across the Caribbean related to military activity.” The airline noted that flights to the Dominican Republic and Jamaica were not affected by government restrictions American Airlines said it canceled all of its flights in the Eastern Caribbean on Saturday. Dutch airline KLM also warned travelers about disruptions because of the airspace restrictions, potentially affecting Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and other flights.

According to multiple outlets, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, the presumed successor to Nicolás Maduro, fled to Russia after the U.S. military conducted an operation that led to the capture of Maduro. A Reuters report said “four sources familiar with her movements” indicated she’s in Russia. MADURO'S HEIR: As President Donald Trump announces Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was captured and is aboard the USS Iwo Jima, his presumed successor, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, possibly surfaces in Russia, Reuters reports. https://t.co/BRvuiR3yAl — Fox News (@FoxNews) January 3, 2026 However, Russia’s foreign ministry said the report was fake. BREAKING: Russia’s Foreign Ministry has told the country’s TASS news agency that reports of Venezuela’s Vice President Delcy Rodriguez being in Russia “are false”. LIVE updates: https://t.co/nY9sRZ7nid pic.twitter.com/XeOzaWRfVL — Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) January 3, 2026 Reuters noted: Her brother, Jorge Rodriguez, the head of the national assembly, is in Caracas, three sources with knowledge of his whereabouts said. Delcy Rodriguez appeared in an audio message on state television earlier in the day, calling for proof of life of Maduro and his wife Cilia, while Jorge Rodriguez has not appeared since the attack. RT also stated rumors of her presence in Russia are completely false. Lavrov in communication with Venezuela's Delcy Rodriguez following Maduro's capture He expresses Russia's STRONG solidarity with the people of Venezuela in face of armed aggression Rumors of her presence in Russia 'completely false' — MFA pic.twitter.com/jKkuB1URTB — RT (@RT_com) January 3, 2026 Fox News shared further: When asked about what the future of Venezuela holds with Maduro no longer in the country, Trump said in an interview on “Fox & Friends Weekend” that “we’re making that decision now.” “We can’t take a chance of letting somebody else run and just take over where he left off. So we’re making that decision now,” Trump told Fox News. “We’ll be involved in it very much, and we want to do liberty for the people. We want to, you know, have a great relationship. I think the people of Venezuela are very, very happy because they love the United States. You know, they were run by essentially a dictatorship or worse.” Trump later confirmed at a press conference in Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., that the U.S. would run Venezuela on a temporary basis. The successors to Maduro are likely to be the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner and opposition leaders María Corina Machado and Edmundo González, an expert said Saturday. Jorge Jraissati, a Venezuelan who is the president of the Economic Inclusion Group, told Fox News Digital that “Machado and Gonzalez would assume a transitional government in Venezuela.

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Some Democrats want President Trump impeached, and Secretary Rubio is abolishing NGOs. Democrats are furious over the Trump administration’s strike on Venezuela and capture of comrade Nicholás Maduro. Some lawmakers want President Trump removed from office for taking out their communist comrade in Venezuela. The Venezuela strike has escalated tensions between Trump and congressional Democrats, […] The post Democrats Call for Impeachment, Secretary Rubio Cancels NGOs appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

They went to help a stray kitten in the bitter cold but found two cats instead. They never gave up on the little one. BennyWhiskers-a-GoGoAs freezing temperatures set in, rescuers at Whiskers-a-GoGo heard from a concerned couple who had spotted a kitten living on the streets.Rather than turning away, the couple stepped in and reached out to the rescue community. With the support of Whiskers-a-GoGo and Bushwick Street Cats, they pooled resources, set humane traps, and did everything they could to bring the kitten to safety."Night after night in freezing temperatures, they put out food and traps, watching and figuring things out as they went," Whiskers-a-GoGo shared. They managed to trap two adult tabby catsWhiskers-a-GoGoDuring that time, they managed to trap two adult tabby cats, ensuring both were spayed and vetted. But the kitten remained elusive. Then a snowstorm swept through the area, and the little one disappeared entirely. Days passed with no sightings.Still, they refused to give up. A week before Christmas, they returned for another attempt to find him. After many days, they finally brought the kitten to safetyWhiskers-a-GoGo"Finally, late at night, they tried again. A trap was set. Popeye's chicken was placed inside as irresistible bait. Kitten meows were played from a phone, and then, finally, a tiny meowing sound answered back."The little tabby stepped into the trap. After days of tireless effort, the kitten was rescued. Whiskers-a-GoGo"Once indoors, he was a hissy, spicy kitten, but it didn't take long to see he wasn't built for life outside."At first, he hid behind a toilet, unsure of his new surroundings. Slowly, he began inching closer to his new mom, Rachel, realizing she meant no harm. With patience, reassurance, and plenty of treats, he began to relax, and the fear in his eyes melted away. Whiskers-a-GoGoCovered in grime, Rachel gently wiped the dirt from his face and wrapped him in a soft towel, letting him know he was safe and loved.When the kitten tried to explore, he moved with a noticeable limp. "A vet visit revealed a dislocated hip from before rescue. Even through the exam, he purred, and they named him Benny." Whiskers-a-GoGoBenny will need surgery, but he's now in good hands, surrounded by loving humans committed to giving him the best care possible. "His new people adore him, and he reminds one of them of her childhood cat. They're nearly identical."Food-motivated and eager to please, Benny has already learned to offer nose boops in exchange for treats. Whiskers-a-GoGoBenny celebrated his first Christmas and New Year's Day with his people, far from the streets and the winter cold. His belly was full, and he looked completely at peace, as if life outdoors were a distant memory."He's safe indoors, getting the care he needs and exactly where he belongs, while two former street cats will no longer contribute to the cycle of unwanted kittens." Whiskers-a-GoGoNo longer scavenging for food or searching for shelter, Benny now spends his days stretched out on his favorite couch or curled up on his humans. Once his hip is repaired, he'll be learning even more tricks, eager to show off how clever he is.He has fully embraced indoor life, often face-planting into the couch cushions during naps. Whiskers-a-GoGoIt truly takes a village to save a cat. Benny's future has been forever changed thanks to the many people who refused to give up on him."Rescue is never just one person. It's the neighbors, the feeders, the trappers, and donors, the fosters, and the people who are willing to show up and try." Whiskers-a-GoGoShare this story with your friends. More on Benny and Whiskers-a-GoGo on Instagram @whiskers_agogo and @bennygettingpets. Thanks to Bushwick Street Cats @bushwickcats.Related story: On Her Way Home Woman Finds Chocolate Brown Kitten All Alone, the Young Cat is Tiny But Mighty at Heart