Not only has Florida Governor Ron DeSantis just signed legislation prohibiting children younger than 14 from having any social media‚ but across all states‚ the China-owned app TikTok is under attack as well. While Sara Gonzales agrees across the board that social media is harmful to the development of children as well as damaging to their mental health‚ she is concerned that this might be a bit of government overreach. “I have really mixed feelings about this‚” Gonzales says. “I do think that children should be away from social media.” “This feels like a win‚” she continues‚ “but then it’s like‚ I don’t know‚ it just feels like an overreach of government.” Matthew Marsden slightly disagrees. “For the most part‚ I’m on the side of the Libertarians‚ but I don’t think that everything is okay. I don’t think that everything should be allowed‚” he explains‚ noting that his own children go to a school where social media is not allowed. While Gonzales admits that taking children off social media and getting rid of TikTok is a “win for kids‚ period‚” she is concerned “about how it will be used against us later on in other areas.” Marsden agrees‚ especially considering the Democrats have never had Americans’ best interests at heart. “They clearly do not care about kids. They clearly don’t care about things like the border and anything that is human-based. Like‚ they say they do‚ but they don’t‚” Marsden says. “It’s a sad place that we’re at where we look and we say‚ ‘Well‚ where are they going with this?’” he adds. Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

A former Pennsylvania nurse‚ who is already facing charges in connection with the deaths of 16 patients‚ is now accused of delivering a lethal insulin dose to a 43-year-old diabetic man‚ according to a new lawsuit. Heather Pressdee is accused of mistreating 22 patients at five different care facilities between 2020 and her arrest last May‚ according to the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office. As Blaze News previously reported in November‚ the nurse allegedly administered excessive doses of insulin to 17 patients‚ who died. According to a recent wrongful-death lawsuit‚ Pressdee subjected one of those patients‚ a 43-year-old diabetic patient named Nicholas Cymbol‚ to routine insults‚ berating‚ bullying‚ and abuse before providing him with a fatal dose of insulin last May at the Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Butler‚ Pennsylvania.The complaint claims Pressdee exhibited "troubling and erratic behavior" while working at the center‚ which enabled her abuse to "pervade throughout the facility." The nurse allegedly prevented other staff members from feeding or providing water to Cymbol on several occasions. Cymbol — who was described as a "brittle diabetic" — died at Sunnyview on May 1‚ 2023. Right before his death‚ Pressdee reportedly refused to call 911 for Cymbol's medical emergency until confronted by other staffers.Prior to Cymbol's death‚ Pressdee allegedly told staff members that he was "going to be the next one to die anyway‚" according to NBC News.His cause of death was initially said to be a myocardial infarction.However‚ an investigation by the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General found that Cymbol died because Pressdee administered a lethal dose of insulin. The day Cymbol died‚ Pressdee was terminated by Sunnyview for abusive behavior toward patients and staff‚ according to the lawsuit.After Cymbol’s death‚ Pressdee allegedly sent a sympathy card to his family saying‚ "Nick was one of a kind."Staffers at Sunnyview started to notice patients tended by Pressdee "were passing away unexpectedly and/or under suspicious circumstances‚ causing the nursing staff to believe Pressdee had involvement in their deaths‚" the lawsuit states. The suit accuses the Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of negligence and of "consistently fail[ing]" to train staff to recognize and report the abuse of residents. The lawsuit questions the hiring practices of the center‚ noting that Pressdee worked at 10 medical facilities from 2018 to December 2022‚ and she was forced to resign or was terminated from each of those jobs due to "abusive tendencies and behavior toward residents and staff."The lawsuit was filed by the victim's sister‚ Melinda Brown‚ who is the administrator of Cymbol's estate. The suit seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages and demands a jury trial.Last May‚ Pressdee was charged with the mistreatment of three patients. In November‚ she was charged with two counts of first-degree murder‚ 17 counts of attempted murder‚ and 19 counts of neglect of a care-dependent person. Pressdee remains in custody without bail. She is scheduled to appear in court on May 2. Another wrongful death lawsuit filed in connection with nurse accused of killing patients www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A trio of armed intruders broke into a Hamilton County‚ Tennessee‚ home after midnight last week — and while two of them ran away when the homeowner opened fire‚ one of them died at the scene.What are the details?The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office said officers responded to reports of a home invasion in the 6300 block of Shirley Pond Road around 1:25 a.m. Tuesday. WTVC-TV reported that the home in question is located in Harrison. Harrison is about a half-hour northeast of Chattanooga.The sheriff's office said its preliminary investigation revealed that three armed suspects broke into the home‚ and the homeowner confronted them‚ after which gunfire was exchanged.One of the suspects was struck during the exchange and died at the scene‚ the sheriff's office said‚ adding that the other two suspects jumped through a window and fled the scene.Law enforcement personnel searched the immediate area but couldn't find the two suspects; officials said the identities of those involved are being withheld pending further investigation.The homeowner who fired the fatal shot later told WTVC it was the second night in a row his home was broken into. Out of concern for his safety‚ the homeowner asked the station not to reveal his name.Neighbors told WTVC they've always considered their neighborhood safe and are shocked that home invasions happened two nights in a row. The station added that sheriff's office investigators said this kind of crime is rare for the neighborhood.How are people reacting?One X commenter wrote‚ "We the people must remain vigilant; [when there's a] home invasion‚ shoot first and let ask questions later; remind the perps that this ain't [California]; we're armed and not scared to use 'em; WE ARE THE SOUTH!"Another X user offered‚ "Good guy 1; Bad guy 0."A commenter on YouTube said‚ "Good; perpetrators shouldn't break into homes; it's called divine intervention; get a job."A commenter wrote below the WTVC story‚ "I'm thankful the victim was able to defend family‚ home‚ and life." Tennessee homeowner shoots &; kills intruder youtu.be Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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