Adeel Abdullah Mangi‚ a Biden administration judicial nominee to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals‚ comes with the enthusiastic support of designated terrorist group CAIR. Gateway Pundit (h/t Nita) They have been trying to push him through the senate confirmation process for months‚ but Republicans have blocked the nominee because he has ties to people […]

Over the weekend‚ Israeli model and former Miss Israel 2021‚ Noa Cochva‚ was accosted by a mob of pro-Hamas protesters in the middle of Times Square in New York City. Israel’s beauty queen‚ Noa Cochva‚ was attacked by barbaric pro-Hamas protesters in New York‚ and needed medical treatment. She said she simply wore her Star […]

Israel’s Knesset (Government) today passed what is titled the “Al Jazeera Law‚” authorizing the Prime Minister to shut down the activities of the Qatari-owned network (formerly nicknamed the ‘Al-Qaeda spokesmedia’). United with Israel “There will be no freedom of speech for the Hamas trumpets in Israel. Al Jazeera will be closed in the coming days‚” […]

Archbishop Carlo Vigano reacted to Joe Biden’s “scandalous” proclamation declaring Easter Sunday as International Transgender Visibility Day. He called it the unveiling of the battle of Good and Evil‚ and “a most serious offense to God and “to millions of Catholics and Christians in America and around the world…” He called the [Good Catholic] Joe […] The post Abp. Vigano on Biden’s Idea of Easter as Transgender Visibility Day appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Sparky the Tugboat is a brand new e-tugboat working hard in the ports of Auckland and New Zealand. It is the first of its kind – a tugboat that handles full-sized boats in Auckland and New Zealand. Allegedly‚ it represents a future of net zero emissions ship handling and has a great safety record. Tugboat […] The post Sparky the Tugboat‚ a Marvel in EV appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Trump is apparently evil because a supporter compared him to “Jesus” over the trials he’s facing. As if that isn’t enough‚ Trump is “selling bibles.” That’s David French’s evidence to prove Donald Trump is seeping into “Christianity itself.” He picks out one comment by one poster‚ which ends up as the crux of his article‚ […] The post David French: Saying “Christ the King” Is Dangerous appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Florida Supreme Court on Monday found that the Sunshine State’s constitution’s privacy protections do not extend to abortion‚ which is the intentional killing of an alive human in a woman’s womb. The ruling triggers a pro-life law‚ called the Heartbeat Protection Act‚ to go into effect as of May 1. The Florida law bans abortion after six weeks of pregnancy with exceptions for the life of the mother‚ rape‚ incest‚ and rare fatal fetal abnormalities. John McCormack‚ Senior Editor of The Dispatch‚ broke down the ruling on X. “Florida supreme court upholds state’s 15-week abortion limit that has been in effect since summer of 2022; the ruling will trigger enforcement of the state’s Heartbeat Protection Act (six-week limit) in 30 days‚” he wrote. Writing in the majority opinion‚ Justice Jamie R. Grosshans touched on the constitutionality of the 15-week abortion limit law and a challenge by abortion mill Planned Parenthood‚ writing‚ “Based on our analysis finding no clear right to abortion embodied within the Privacy Clause‚ Planned Parenthood cannot overcome the presumption of constitutionality and is unable to demonstrate beyond a reasonable doubt that the 15-week ban is unconstitutional.” Florida supreme court upholds state's 15-week abortion limit that has been in effect since summer of 2022; the ruling will trigger enforcement of the state's Heartbeat Protection Act (six-week limit) in 30 days. https://t.co/1pif6ceBZo — John McCormack (@McCormackJohn) April 1‚ 2024 “Florida’s Heartbeat Protection Act includes exceptions for cases of rape‚ incest‚ fatal fetal abnormalities‚ and to protect life of mother/avert serious risk to mother’s physical health‚” McCormack added. In a separate decision‚ the court said Florida residents can vote in November on whether to expand abortion access. The proposed constitutional amendment aims to guarantee a women’s “right” to an abortion under any circumstance up until around 24 weeks‚ or the woman’s six month of pregnancy. However‚ as highlighted by McCormack‚ the amendment would actually expand abortion through all nine months in some cases. “Florida Supreme Court allows November referendum that would create a right to abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy‚” he explained. “Amendment 4 would create [a] right to abort a viable unborn baby whenever a ‘healthcare provider’ (a term not limited to doctors) asserts a post-viability abortion is necessary to protect health (term not limited to physical health).” Florida supreme court allows November referendum that would create a right to abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy. Amendment 4 would create right to abort a viable unborn baby whenever a "healthcare provider" (a term not limited to doctors) asserts a post-viability… pic.twitter.com/6hFxVSUmQP — John McCormack (@McCormackJohn) April 1‚ 2024 Abortion activists in Florida and numerous other states are trying to cement the “right” to an abortion in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022. Lauren Brenzel‚ the director of the “Yes on 4” campaign in Florida‚ celebrated the court’s ruling regarding the November ballot. “This is a historic day in the fight for abortion access in Florida‚” Brenzel said‚ according to The New York Times. “No longer will decisions about abortion be left between politicians disconnected from the realities of everyday Floridians’ lives.” Related: Poll Shows DeSantis-Backed 6-Week Abortion Ban Has Gained Significant Support

A new investigation conducted by three media companies that was released this week points to an elite Russian military unit being behind the so-called “Havana Syndrome” attacks on U.S. officials across the world over the last several years. The investigation by The Insider‚ an investigative magazine by Russian exiles; CBS News’ “60 Minutes”; and the German publication Der Spiegel was conducted over a period of five years. The attacks are believed to involve directed energy weapons that are pointed at the individuals who are being targeted by the unit. The attacks were initially thought to have first started in 2016 in Havana‚ Cuba‚ and include a range of neurological symptoms‚ including intense headaches that hit erupt instantly‚ loss of balance‚ memory problems‚ and numerous hearing issues. In some cases‚ the neurological damage lasted years or was permanent and forced those who were attacked to retire. However‚ the report said that the first attacks happened in 2014 in Frankfurt‚ Germany‚ when four Americans were attacked and three CIA officers were attacked in Ukraine. The U.S. Intelligence Community assessed last year that a foreign adversary was likely not behind the incidents and that those reporting symptoms likely had underlying health problems. The assessment was based on the inputs of different U.S. intelligence agencies‚ some of which had “low” confidence in the assessment that a foreign adversary was not behind the incidents. “60 Minutes” highlighted a previous interview that they did with Dr. David Relman of Stanford University who studied the brains of those U.S. officials who were experiencing. “What we found was we thought clear evidence of an injury to the auditory and vestibular system of the brain‚” he said. “Everything starting with the inner ear where humans perceive sound and sense balance‚ and then translate those perceptions into brain electrical signals.” The study concluded that “directed pulsed (radio frequency) energy … appears to be the most plausible mechanism.” Recently retired Army lieutenant colonel Greg Edgreen‚ who led the Pentagon’s investigation into the attacks‚ said that he strongly disagrees with the assessment from the U.S. Intelligence Community and that he believes Russia is behind the attacks. He said that those were attacked were the top performing officers and agents in their respective agencies. He said that everyone who was attacked had been involved at one time or another in work countering the Russian government. Investigative reporter Christo Grozev — who uncovered the secretive Russian assassination and sabotage unit‚ which is called Unit 29155 — said that accounting papers from Russia show that an officer in the unit was paid a bonus for work that he completed on “potential capabilities of non-lethal acoustic weapons.” The news show also spoke with a woman — who refused to be named over safety concerns‚ but did appear on camera — who says that she was attacked with the weapon in October 2021. The woman is the wife of a Justice Department official who was with the embassy in Tbilisi‚ Georgia. She’s a nurse who a Ph.D. in anesthesiology. That same week‚ a U.S. official‚ their spouse‚ and their child were attacked in a separate incident. “60 Minutes” learned of a phone call that was intercepted nearby the attacks in Tbilisi in which a Russian asks‚ “Is it supposed to have blinking green lights?” and “Should I leave it on all night.” The Russian‚ whose name is Albert Averyanov‚ is a member Unit 29155 and is the son of a top Russian military commander. Sources tell us that an investigation centered on this Russian‚ Albert Averyanov. His name‚ on travel manifests and phone records‚ appears alongside known members of Unit 29155. He is also the son of the commander. Averyanov’s phone was off during the attacks‚ the report said‚ but noted that someone in the area logged onto his personal email account during the incidents and that officials believe that it was Averyanov. The nurse who was attacked said that she managed to move herself from the spot where the attack happened and that she looked at the family’s security camera and took a photo of a vehicle that she had never seen before and that she went outside and saw a man. When she was shown a picture of Averyanov‚ the woman said that she had a strong visceral reaction to the photo and that it looked exactly like the man that she saw. WATCH:

Singing sister The Woodgies recorded a gorgeous rendition of The Cranberries Dreams‚ and it is beyond heavenly. Hannah Leah and Meghan Woodger are well-known for their Instagram videos that showcase their whimsical harmonies‚ but fans are especially loving a recent recording of the 1990s hit. In it‚ the duo sings Dreams acapella style in an old church—with perfect acoustics. The alto and mezzo-soprano voices effortlessly blend for the duet and create an elegant and peaceful sound. The music is accompanied by the serene backdrop of the church‚ which is the location of many of their videos. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Woodgies (@the_woodgies) “I never get chills‚” a fan commented. “I just got them.” “Thanks for bringing tears to my eyes…” wrote another. “This audio healed my soul‚” someone gushed. “Now I’m crying‚” another person wrote. “Cranberries never sounded so divine!” You Can Sign Up For A Free Full Version of The Cranberries’ “Dreams” Cover The Woodgies’ brilliant cover of The Cranberries’ Dreams is just one of their many recent accomplishments. The sisters also dropped their first album‚ Holding Hands‚ in late 2021‚ and they won the Montreux Jazz Festival’s Swiss Rising Talent contest in Feb. 2022. The Swiss singers have recently “exploded” in parts of Europe‚ according to their website. “Something about the sisters’ enchanting melodies &; special harmonies seems to lure people in &; leave them wanting to hear more. Enveloped in the soft &; touching sounds of acoustic instruments &; delicate voices‚” reads their bio. If you’re loving the singers as much as we are‚ you can listen to their music on all the major streamers like Apple Music‚ Spotify‚ and Amazon Music. You can also get the full version of The Cranberries Dreams in their Instagram bio! The song comes free if you sign up for the band’s newsletter. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post 2 Women Sing The Cranberries’ “Dreams” In Church &; It’s Nothing Short Of Heavenly appeared first on InspireMore.