Minnesota's "Anti-ICE Protesters" are UNHINGED!

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Dr. Mehmet Oz and Jim O’Neill are on a mission to find out what is going on in Minnesota Medicaid fraud. They found a former linen factory transformed into 400 Medicaid businesses that generate almost $400 million in billing. Dr. Oz reports: “Why did no one in the state figure out this was a concern? […] The post Dr. Oz Uncovers a Possible $400M Fraud in Minnesota appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Republicans are moving closer to doing something that, in modern American politics, simply isn’t done: holding a national convention in the middle of a midterm election year. At its winter meeting on Friday, the Republican National Committee approved a rule change that would explicitly authorize the party to hold a “special ceremonial convention” between presidential cycles — clearing the procedural path for a midterm convention later this year. RNC Chairman Joe Gruters framed the move as preparation rather than a final commitment, but his enthusiasm was unmistakable. He said the party is eager to showcase what President Donald Trump and Republicans have accomplished and wants to be ready if Trump gives the green light. The amendment passed without objection, though the timing was notable: many RNC members had already departed to beat winter storms when the vote occurred. The rule change formalizes what Trump first floated publicly in September, when he announced that Republicans would hold a “Midterm Convention.” The motivation is clear. A midterm convention would give Republicans a nationally televised platform to tout administration victories, sharpen contrasts with Democrats, energize the base, and elevate candidates in battleground congressional races as the party fights to retain control of Congress. In the modern era, national conventions have been reserved for presidential election years, but the concept itself is not unprecedented. Democrats experimented with midterm-year conventions in the 1970s and are now quietly revisiting the idea. During recent Democratic National Committee meetings in Los Angeles, officials from states like Nebraska and Utah expressed interest in hosting a potential midterm gathering of their own. Historically, conventions have evolved alongside American politics. The first national political convention was held in 1831 by the Anti-Masonic Party. Democrats followed a year later, and the Whigs — the Republican Party’s ideological predecessor — held their own in 1839. Republicans convened for the first time in 1856. While the two major parties have never skipped their four-year convention rhythm, smaller parties often met irregularly, adapting to political circumstances. Trump has argued that a midterm convention makes sense in a moment of perceived momentum. In an August 2025 Truth Social post, he pointed to fundraising advantages, electoral success, and policy wins as justification for breaking tradition. Holding a convention every two years, proponents argue, could boost fundraising and allow parties to recalibrate their message in real time. Details remain unresolved. Republicans have yet to announce a location or date, though Nevada GOP leaders are pushing for Las Vegas. What is clear is that the GOP is laying the groundwork for a political spectacle designed to keep the spotlight — and the narrative — firmly in Republican hands.

“The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin” is a masterpiece for so many reasons, including casting, storyline, scope, and scale. But some of the most impressive elements of the newly launched DailyWire+ fantasy series are the heart-pounding stunts. From idyllic European landscapes to sets filled with horses, armor, and elements of the ancient world, the adaptation of Stephen R. Lawhead’s Arthurian saga is done at a scale rarely attempted in modern television. The result is a show that’s truly extraordinary to behold. In keeping with the scope of the production, The Daily Wire launched two real-world stunts designed to reflect the overall feeling of “The Pendragon Cycle,” bringing its imagery and themes into public spaces across multiple cities. The first stunt centers on one of the most striking symbols: the bull. Across Amsterdam, Spain’s Rotunda, New York City, Durham, and Miami, models posed alongside prominent bull statues, creating visual representations of Pendragon’s ancient symbolism. The global bull statue stunt reflects the show’s commitment to scale. Much like the production’s emphasis on practical locations and real environments, the stunt relies on a physical presence rather than CGI. There’s a reason why several “Pendragon Cycle” cast members praised the authenticity of the series and noted how it contributed hugely to their performances. A video documenting the bull statue stunt is available now. There’s also a second stunt that takes the immersion one step further. In Miami, The Daily Wire installed an interactive AR booth that allows participants to see themselves transformed into characters from “The Pendragon Cycle.” The experience converts real-world photos into Pendragon-inspired portraits, placing fans directly into the series. Those images aren’t just on social media. They’re also being displayed on Miami billboards, turning everyday participants into part of the show’s hype. Together, these stunts reinforce that “The Pendragon Cycle” is a fantasy series unafraid to be bold and present in the real world. In an entertainment landscape often defined by run-of-the-mill premieres, “The Pendragon Cycle” chose to create a spectacle, and it chose well. Watch the 7-part series “The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin” now — only on DailyWire+. New episodes every Thursday.

Kate Middleton is one of the most recognized faces in the world, with many fans. They don’t love her just because she’s married to the next King of England, but because of who she is inside. Kate is beloved by millions because of her kindness, compassion, and empathetic spirit. She truly loves others and does her best to make everyone feel that love. During a recent visit to Radical Weavers in Stirling, Scotland, Kate and William were getting into a car. A large crowd formed, and they graciously greeted as many people as they could. Kate took it one step further. Kate Middleton Ran Toward a Fan with Flowers The Daily Mail reported that Kate Middleton saw a fan standing with flowers, looking slightly disappointed that she wasn’t able to give them to the prince and princess. Without hesitation, Kate took off toward the woman to greet her, accept the flowers, and pose for a picture. It’s the kind of gesture that’s made her so well respected. The unexpected moment went viral on social media. Fans loved seeing Kate Middleton’s genuine love and the woman’s happiness. “As an American, I truly adore and admire Prince William and Princess Kate. Good-hearted people and very genuinely caring,” someone commented. “I appreciate the Princess spending a few moments with the visitors, it encouraged the Prince to join in and do the same…She brought the red head to tears for going to allow the selfie such distance…It’s lovely…You could see the security scramble… All is well and a few faces quite happy,” another person wrote. Seeing Kate Middleton run toward the fan with such grace impressed many. “Good gracious, not only can she walk, she runs as well! Her hair’s looking lovely though,” someone joked. This story’s featured image is by Samir Hussein/WireImage.

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Over 1,000 students, alumni, and members of campus groups at Georgetown and George Washington University signed a petition to block the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement from participating in a law school job fair.  “ICE is a fascist organization, tasked with carrying out ethnic cleansing, family separation, and extreme brutality and violence,” states a letter to the deans of the two universities’ law schools.   Georgetown and George Washington University are hosting the Public Sector Recruiting Program on Friday, a virtual career fair for law students interested in public sector jobs, The Hoya, Georgetown University’s oldest student-run paper, reports.   The petition claims that ICE is “violating the human rights of immigrant communities and obfuscating the fact that the United States is a country stolen from Indigenous communities and built by enslaving Black people.” The law schools did not honor the request. Representatives of the two agencies were still permitted to attend the career fair, according to the Georgetown Voice, another student-run newspaper.   As a result of ICE and DHS participating in the job fair, multiple groups, including the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center, chose not to participate in the career fair, The Georgetown Voice reports.   The push to block the agencies came as the Trump administration continues large scale immigration enforcement operations in cities across the U.S. despite protests and increased threats against immigration officials.   Since Trump returned to the White House just over a year ago, ICE agents are facing a 1,300% increase in assaults and an 8,000% increase in death threats, according to the homeland security department.   Minneapolis has become a flashpoint for anti-ICE protests following an ICE-involved shooting on Jan. 7 that left 37-year-old Renee Good dead.  Good, according to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, attempted to use her vehicle as a weapon against the ICE agent. Some eyewitnesses and Democratic officials disputed that account, saying Good attempted to drive away from agents.  As recently as Friday morning, protesters gathered outside a federal building in Minneapolis where Greg Bovino, U.S. Border Patrol commander, and Marcos Charles, ICE Executive Assistant Director of Enforcement and Removal Operations, held a press conference to discuss immigration enforcement operations in the city.   “They’re trying to … impede us from getting out of the building and going to do our mission,” Charles said. “I will tell you right now, they’re going to fail, because no matter what they put up in front of us, we are here to do a job to protect this community, to protect Minnesotans, and to keep the criminal legal aliens off the street.”  The post Law Students Circulate Petition to Ban ICE From Job Fair appeared first on The Daily Signal.