“I grabbed her by the arm, I told her: I want to f**k. I had to be a bit firmer and I told her: Open your mouth!” said the convicted African migrant during the high-profile trial.

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Christians and conservatives rightly reacted with disdain toward a viral clip of three homosexual men in a "throuple" boasting about their adoption of a young girl. The news segment posted to social media, which now has over 1 million views on X, featured the three men from Quebec discussing the...

An anti-ICE protester in Massachusetts made herself the punchline of a viral video when her vehicle rolled into a lake during a demonstration. The woman forgot to put her car in park while yelling at agents who were making an arrest. Her partially submerged car floated off as she screamed...

Over the weekend, a clip of President Donald Trump, at age 79, besting 2024 U.S. Open Champion Bryson DeChambeau with a spectacular tee shot that resulted in an eagle on a par-4 began circulating on the social media platform X. Fact check: the 79-year-old president did not eagle a par...

Part TWO of a two part interview with Smash 1%er of the Pagans motorcycle club. WATCH PART ONE https://youtu.be/EtW1y-tyFoM He came onto the show in order to set the record straight about an out bad Pagan member who’s been going on legacy media as well as some podcasts you might watch. He addresses Skids allegations from everything about the Jackels MC to his arrest and the reason why he was put out bad in the first place. This should be a learning experience for those who wish to get into this niche. You have to be careful bringing on people without talking with the club first because it will always come back to bite you.

The state of Oregon filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block the deployment of 200 National Guard troops to Portland. Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced the lawsuit shortly after Gov. Tina Kotek received a memo from Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth authorizing the troop deployment for 60 days. “As of 2pm today – less than 6 hours after receiving formal notice that the President had federalized Oregon’s National Guard in Portland – we filed a lawsuit,” Rayfield said. “The president has overstepped his authority,” he added. As of 2pm today – less than 6 hours after receiving formal notice that the President had federalized Oregon’s National Guard in Portland – we filed a lawsuit. The president has overstepped his authority. #portland #nationalguard #orpol pic.twitter.com/GjO7yp9Wi4 — Attorney General Dan Rayfield (@AGDanRayfield) September 28, 2025 Fox News has more: According to the order seen by Fox News Digital, the federally controlled Oregon National Guard would be stationed in Portland to protect federal property “where protests are occurring or likely to occur.” Kotek, Portland Mayor Keith Wilson, and Rayfield, all Democrats, responded by jointly filing the challenge in federal court, arguing the administration’s move is “unlawful” and unnecessary. “Oregon communities are stable, and our local officials have been clear: we have the capacity to manage public safety without federal interference,” Rayfield said in a statement. Trump previously said on Truth Social that he directed Hegseth to “provide all necessary troops” to Portland. “At the request of Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, I am directing Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to provide all necessary Troops to protect War ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE Facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists. I am also authorizing Full Force, if necessary. Thank you for your attention to this matter!” Trump said. President Trump To “Provide All Necessary Troops” To Protect “War Ravaged” Democrat-Led City "We're going to file a temporary restraining order. That is effectively to get in front of a judge and have them rule to pause the actions of the president," Rayfield told NewsNation. Oregon Attorney General @DanRayfield says he plans to file a temporary restraining order against the White House “to get in front of a judge and have them rule to pause the actions of the President” when it comes to the troops deployed in Oregon. @natashanzouves MORE:… pic.twitter.com/MyC1VCn78X — NewsNation (@NewsNation) September 29, 2025 NewsNation provided further info: NewsNation correspondent Jorge Ventura, reporting from the ICE facility in Portland, said protests have been relatively peaceful over the weekend. But he witnessed a confrontation between crowds and agents from Border Patrol and Homeland Security who cleared the way for an official vehicle. During the tense moment, authorities fired pepper balls. Rayfield said demonstrators who do not protest peacefully will be held accountable by local authorities. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Sunday ordered 200 Oregon National Guard troops to be deployed under federal authority. Rather than sending the military, Rayfield said, the Trump administration should discuss the possibility of sending federal law-enforcement resources if the president thinks crime is a problem in Portland.

A state of emergency has been declared in North Carolina and South Carolina, with a tropical storm on the horizon. Tropical Depression Nine became Tropical Storm Imelda this weekend. However, Imelda isn’t expected to make landfall in the United States. The storm is projected to move close to the Southeast coast, bringing heavy rain, high surf, strong winds, and possible coastal flooding. In the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Imelda is now likely to be tugged out to sea. Alerts for parts of Florida have been discontinued, but the Southeast coast should remain prepared for heavy rain, flooding and dangerous surf. pic.twitter.com/8zuZ65v7Ey — The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) September 28, 2025 More from the South Carolina Daily Gazette: A state of emergency frees up the resources and state employees to prepare for the possibility of landfall, along with allowing state and local authorities to apply for federal emergency reimbursements if needed, according to a news release. It also triggered the state’s anti-price-gouging law. Meteorologists are predicting a 90% chance the disturbance, designated Friday as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine, will become a tropical storm over the weekend. If that happens, the disturbance will be named Imelda. South Carolina residents, especially along the coast, should prepare for high winds, potentially causing power outages, along with heavy rainfall and storm surge early next week, according to the National Weather Service. “While the storm’s arrival, speed, and intensity remain hard to predict, we do know that it will bring significant wind, heavy rainfall, and flooding across the ENTIRE state of South Carolina,” McMaster said in a news release. “We have seen this before. Now is the time to start paying attention to forecasts, updates, and alerts from official sources and begin making preparations.” The disturbance’s path remains uncertain, according to a mid-day National Weather Service briefing. The system could strike the Carolinas early next week or linger just over the ocean near South Carolina, dumping rain on coastal cities, meteorologists wrote. NEWS RELEASE: Team South Carolina Prepares For Tropical Depression Nine Read more: https://t.co/VCy0MhDOFN pic.twitter.com/qqdZg2Szrc — SC Emergency Management Division (@SCEMD) September 27, 2025 “North Carolina, it looks like the storm developing closest to our coast is shifting directions. That’s good news. Heavy rain is still expected in eastern NC through the end of the week, so we are still making plans to be prepared, and so should you in case of flash flooding. The State of Emergency remains in effect,” North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein said. North Carolina, it looks like the storm developing closest to our coast is shifting directions. That’s good news. Heavy rain is still expected in eastern NC through the end of the week, so we are still making plans to be prepared, and so should you in case of flash flooding. The… — Governor Josh Stein (@NC_Governor) September 28, 2025 CBS 17 noted: Saturday night, the National Hurricane Center warned of possible flooding in eastern North Carolina with 3 to 6 inches of rain possible — but that has since been lowered significantly. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for the risk of beach erosion, ocean overwash, and coastal flooding starting late Sunday for the Outer Banks and other North Carolina beaches and islands. As of 8 a.m. Sunday, Tropical Depression 9 had 35 mph winds and was moving north-northwest at 7 mph, the National Hurricane Center said. “North Carolinians across the state should prepare for tropical weather to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding,” Stein said in a news release Saturday announcing the state of emergency.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed today that yesterday’s Michigan shooter hated people of the Mormon faith. His family is cooperating. Thomas Jacob Sanford, the gunman who attacked The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) in Grand Blanc, Michigan, reportedly told Burton City Council Candidate, Kris Johns, he was romantic with a […] The post The Mormon Churchgoer Killer Hated Mormons appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.