A Pakistani migrant was arrested in New York City on Wednesday for allegedly trying to murder Jews by running them over with his car. The New York Post reported that police arrested 58-year-old Asghar Ali after he allegedly revved the engine of his car and then mounted a curb at a Yeshiva and drove after Jews while allegedly yelling, “I’m gonna kill all the Jews.” The anti-Semitic attack is now being investigated by the New York Police Department’s Hate Crimes Task Force, the report said, adding that police claim that no evidence exists to suggest that the incident was tied to terrorism. The report said that Ali faces more than a dozen criminal charges, including attempted murder, attempted assault, and hate crimes charges. Those that he allegedly targeted with his vehicle were able to run into a building before he reached them. Although no one was hurt during the incident, police said that there were five victims who were targeted, the report added. “I came in, and the boys were like ‘Did you see the cameras? Did you see the cameras?’” a rabbi at the Yeshiva told The Post. “I’m more scared for them. I’m much more scared than they are — their adrenaline is up.” Ali fled the scene but was later located by the Flatbush Shomrim Safety Patrol, which then notified the NYPD. Bob Moskovitz, executive coordinator of the patrol, told The Post that they were informed that Ali “hangs around, he drives around the neighborhood.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “And one of our members, when he was doing his daily patrol canvassing around the neighborhood, saw the car,” he said. “We were very pleased to be able to apprehend this individual. This is not somebody that we want driving around the streets, especially with this anti-Semitic, anti-Jewish climate that’s out there. So we were glad to be able to put this to rest. The community was kind of uptight about this. Now everybody can be a little more relaxed.” The Flatbush Shomrim Safety Patrol released video of the incident. WATCH: This subject jumped the curb, attempting to mow down pedestrians while shouting antisemitic slurs. Thanks to the outstanding collaborative efforts between our volunteers, @BPShomrim, and @ShomrimCH volunteers, he was ultimately apprehended and arrested by @NYPD63Pct. pic.twitter.com/Cur0MMmhRS — Flatbush Shomrim Safety Patrol (@FlatbushShomrim) May 30, 2024

U.S. District Court Judge Larry Hicks, who was appointed by President George W. Bush, was killed in a crash near the federal courthouse in Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday. He was 80 years old. Authorities said the judge was crossing the street near the courthouse where he worked around 2:15 p.m. when he was struck by a vehicle, ABC affiliate KOLO 8 reported. Hicks was rushed to the hospital but was later declared dead. “Today’s news regarding the Honorable Judge Larry R. Hicks who served Nevada for over 53 years is tragic,” Washoe County, Nevada, Sheriff Darin Balaam said. “Today’s news regarding the Honorable Judge Larry R. Hicks who served Nevada for over 53 years is tragic,” Washoe County Sheriff Darin Balaam said. pic.twitter.com/kfM4jmHYZw — Washoe Sheriff (@WashoeSheriff) May 30, 2024 Police said that the driver of the vehicle that struck Hicks is cooperating with law enforcement, adding that it does not appear that the driver was impaired at the time of the crash. Hicks was appointed by Bush in 2001 after serving as the Washoe County district attorney from 1974 to 1978 and then working in a private law practice from 1979 until his appointment to the federal judgeship in 2001. He assumed senior status as a district court judge in 2013. Hicks is also the father of Washoe County District Attorney Chris Hicks. “Today, our community lost an extraordinary man,” the Hicks family said in a statement, according to KOLO 8. “Judge Larry Hicks was a deeply admired, lawyer and judge, a devoted friend, mentor, and a committed servant to the administration of justice. To us, he was first and foremost, a man who put nothing before family. He was a hero in all manners, a loving husband of nearly 59 years, a doting dad, an adoring Papa, and brother. His loss is beyond comprehension.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Sheriff Balaam added, “Despite his notable accomplishments, Judge Hicks once stated, ‘My greatest thrill in life is my family.’ His life philosophy was based on a balance of family, work, and self.”

Former President Donald Trump is considering having Tesla CEO Elon Musk serve in an advisory role if Trump reclaims the White House, according to a new report. In March, Trump and Musk met at the estate of conservative billionaire investor Nelson Peltz along with other wealthy investors; Musk would reportedly advise Trump on issues such as border security and the economy, according to sources referenced by The Wall Street Journal. Musk and Peltz have also reportedly informed Trump about their intentions to fund a data-driven project to prevent voter fraud, and told him of a current influence campaign by Musk and others to convince business leaders to eschew support for President Biden’s re-election campaign. “Trump has told Musk, one of the world’s wealthiest people, he wants to find a way to get him more involved if he wins in November,” the Journal reported. Musk’s political sentiments have included slamming the “woke mind virus,” tweeting in December 2022, “The woke mind virus is either defeated or nothing else matters,” as well as tweeting in May 2022 that he would vote for the GOP, “In the past I voted Democrat, because they were (mostly) the kindness party. But they have become the party of division & hate, so I can no longer support them and will vote Republican. Now, watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold.” In November 2023, Musk warned, “The scale of illegal immigration across the US southern border is staggering.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP In July 2020, Musk issued two tweets criticizing the Left. The first likely confounded members of the Left confident that their support for attacks on America, whether physical (riots, looting) or philosophical (the 1619 Project) was shared by everyone in the so-called center of the political spectrum. Musk tweeted, “The left is losing the middle.” The left is losing the middle — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 27, 2020 Musk sent another tweet 25 minutes later attacking the father of communism, Karl Marx, writing succinctly, “Das Kapital in a nutshell,” followed by a picture of Marx with the statement in quasi-German, “Gib me dat for free.” Das Kapital in a nutshell pic.twitter.com/mG44mMkitx — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 27, 2020 In May 2020, Musk famously tweeted, “Take the red pill.” Take the red pill ? — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 17, 2020 In the film “The Matrix,” the hero, Neo, is offered a choice between a red pill and a blue pill; the red pill would free him from a dream world imposed on humanity and let him see reality. Some conservatives aver that taking the “red pill” means for a former liberal or leftist to embrace the conservative philosophy. As an opinion piece in Fox News explained in 2017: The mainstream media failed to see the rise of Donald Trump in 2016. Now it’s overlooking another grassroots movement that may soon be of equal significance— the growing number of liberals “taking the red pill.” People of all ages and ethnicities are posting YouTube videos describing “red pill moments”—personal awakenings that have caused them to reject leftist narratives imbibed since childhood from friends, teachers, and the news and entertainment media.

The Biden Administration, concerned about the impact of a bird flu virus (H5N1) that started in late 2020 but infected a Texas dairy worker in April and a Michigan dairy worker in May, is reportedly “looking closely” at vaccinating farm workers and others. On May 10, the Food and Drug Administration reported, “Last week we announced preliminary results of a study of 297 retail dairy samples, which were all found to be negative for viable virus. The FDA is today announcing that all final egg inoculation tests associated with this retail sampling study have been completed and were also found to be negative for viable HPAI H5N1 virus.” Yet Reuters reported that U.S. officials acknowledged they were transporting bulk vaccine from CSL Seqirus matching H5N1 that could create 4.8 million doses of vaccine. European health officials also said they were discussing acquiring CSL’s prepandemic vaccine. “Human exposures to the virus in poultry and dairy operations could increase the risk that the virus will mutate and gain the ability to spread easily in people,” Reuters stated, adding, “The U.S. is in talks with mRNA vaccine makers Pfizer and about potential pandemic vaccines.” The Biden administration is “looking closely” at vaccinating farm workers and others exposed to the virus, according to Dawn O’Connell of the U.S. Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response “All of our efforts need to be focused on preventing those events from happening,” said Matthew Miller, co-director of the Canadian Pandemic Preparedness Hub at McMaster University. “Once we have widespread infections of humans, we’re in big trouble.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP After the second dairy worker was infected in Michigan, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Principal Deputy Director Nirav Shah said last week, “We have not seen evidence of other cases in this area or elsewhere in any of our monitoring systems, let alone any evidence of human-to-human transmission. This is reassuring.” “Risk is incredibly low right now,” Andrew Pekosz of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health added. “There is no real evidence of spread from human to human.”

One graduate decided to share her special day with her best friend by giving her a turn to wear the cap and gown. Since the other young woman had received her GED instead of completing high school, she didn’t get a ceremony to celebrate her success. Her bestie, Rahaf, wouldn’t have that! So, she placed her cap on her friend’s head and draped the gown over her shoulders. You could tell in Rahaf’s adorable video that her friend was not expecting the graduate to give her the academic cap! In fact, she seemed perfectly happy to make this day all about her BFF. When Rahaf started putting the blue robes on her, the young woman was totally overcome with emotion. “One of my best friends got her GED but no ceremony, she deserved this as much as I did,” wrote the high school grad in her social media post. @ra.ha.f222 the cap dent on my head @kissiah #foryoupage #classof2024 #fyp ♬ BIRDS OF A FEATHER – Billie Eilish So many commenters were moved by this demonstration of friendship! This beautiful moment was especially meaningful to people who didn’t have a high school graduation, either. “As someone that didn’t graduate that’s so kind,” wrote one user. Another added, “As someone who got their GED and had no ceremony, thank you.” What does it mean to earn your GED? GED stands for General Education Development. It’s a test that people can take instead of earning their high school diploma. Divided into four categories (language arts, math, social studies, and science), the exam takes about seven hours to complete! According to the GED website, passing this test proves “that you have the same knowledge as a traditional high school graduate.” If someone is unable to finish high school, earning their GED is an excellent way to open doors for the future. Most higher learning institutions and many employers recognize the test as a valid substitution for a high school diploma. Screengrab from TikTok Although her friend didn’t finish all four years of school, Rahaf was right in saying that she deserved to celebrate her success. Earning your GED takes a lot of dedication and effort! It’s so sweet that this graduate decided to give her bestie the opportunity to wear the traditional cap and gown. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Graduate Finds Sweetest Way To Lift Up Friend Who Couldn’t Walk Across The Stage appeared first on InspireMore.

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