Authorities in Broward County‚ Florida‚ have arrested a suspect who is accused of beating up an elderly Jewish man after yelling a racial slur at him. According to police in Lauderhill‚ the attack occurred around 1:30 p.m. on Saturday. The victim‚ who was not identified by name‚ told police that he had just left services at his local synagogue when he was suddenly jumped by a man who was identified by police as Trevor Rodney. The victim told police that he had never met the man before and did not recognize him but that the man yelled a "racial slur" at him during the attack. According to the Sun-Sentinel‚ the victim was dressed in traditional Orthodox Jewish clothing at the time of the attack. Police say that the victim suffered "bruised eyes‚ several minor abrasions on the face‚ and severe body pain." The attack might have been much worse if not for a passerby‚ who saw the attack occurring and pulled over to yell at Rodney‚ who then fled the scene. The passerby then called police‚ who responded to the situation. Father of Lauderhill rabbi victim of seemingly random hate attack www.youtube.com Rodney reportedly told police that he saw the victim's head "spinning in circles‚ a blue cloud appear over the victim's head and he feared that the victim would eat his face." Rodney was booked into the Broward Sheriff's Office Main Jail‚ where he was charged with battery of a person 65 years of age or older. The victim was treated at a local hospital for his injuries and released that same day. Lauderhill police issued a statement saying‚ "In light of this incident‚ it is reminded that we continuously strive to encourage a community that retains and promotes improved quality of life‚ where people of diverse cultural backgrounds peacefully interrelate."

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God is giving Democrats a much-needed reality check.In an interview with ABC News anchor Jonathan Karl on ABC News' "This Week‚" Charlamagne Tha God‚ whose real name is Lenard McKelvey‚ explained why he believes President Joe Biden is trailing Donald Trump. "[Biden]'s just an uninspiring candidate‚" he said. "There's nothing about Joe Biden that makes you want to listen to him."He has no main character energy at all. None‚" McKelvey asserted.McKelvey's perspective is especially illuminating because his radio show‚ "The Breakfast Club‚" reaches millions of listeners each month‚ particularly young people‚ and thus McKelvey has his finger on the pulse of young voters. And unfortunately for Biden‚ McKelvey doesn't believe Biden's problems are rooted in his old age — especially because Trump is only a few years younger than Biden."I think it has just everything to do with him. Like Donald Trump is — what? — four years‚ three years younger than President Biden?" McKelvey said. "But [Trump] just comes off a lot more youthful. He comes off like he has a lot more energy."And I always say this about him: Donald Trump seems more sincere about his lies than Joe Biden does about his truth‚" he added. Throughout Biden's presidency‚ McKelvey has not refrained from criticizing Biden‚ Vice President Kamala Harris‚ or Democrats. That criticism has generated pushback from the White House‚ something McKelvey believes symbolizes the problems the Biden camp is unwilling to acknowledge."I think that's the stupidest s*** ever. ... I feel like you should be able to criticize whoever your elected official is‚ right?" he said. "I'm criticizing them because of what I see coming up in November. I see what we're facing. "What I'm saying to them is: Where is the sense of urgency?" he continued. "You can't keep saying that there's a threat to democracy — and democracy as we know it is going to be gone — but not act like it."One way Democrats have tried to relay urgency‚ McKelvey pointed out‚ is by demonizing Republicans — and it has only backfired‚ he said."They've always done this with every single Republican candidate. Since I've been alive‚ whoever the Republican presidential candidate has been‚ they've demonized. It doesn't matter who it is. It doesn't matter if it's John McCain‚ doesn't matter if it was Mitt Romney‚ it doesn't matter who it is. They will demonize the Republican candidate. "And now that there's an actual legitimate threat right there in our faces‚ they're like the party who cried wolf. Nobody believes them‚" he observed.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

More than 18‚000 elementary school students were threatened with a suspension from their school district for not having updated vaccine records.The Region of Waterloo Public Health in Ontario‚ Canada‚ issued suspension orders that required young students to get all their necessary vaccines and update their records within a six-week period or face suspension. The region has issued the orders to a total of 18‚643 students who have until March 27‚ 2024‚ to update their records.High school students have longer‚ until May 27‚ 2024‚ to receive their vaccine updates‚ according to Global News‚ but suspensions may start at the beginning of that month.Public health representatives claimed that during COVID-19 lockdowns‚ there was a decline in parents staying up to date with their child's repeat vaccine doses. This included shots for measles‚ mumps‚ rubella‚ diphtheria‚ tetanus‚ polio‚ meningococcal‚ pertussis (whooping cough)‚ and varicella (chicken pox). Dr. Hsiu-Li Wang‚ the medical officer of health for the region‚ used language very similar to that of the COVID-19 vaccination push. Wang said in a press release that "vaccination protects kids and keeps schools healthy by stopping the spread of serious and preventable disease.""Children who are not vaccinated are at increased risk of getting infections and spreading diseases to others. The enforcement of the Immunization of School Pupils Act is critical for ensuring the health and well-being of our community‚" the doctor added.The number of students facing discipline was cut nearly in half since the region made a previous threat of suspensions in January 2024. At that time‚ 32‚000 students were facing suspensions over their records‚ prompting regional officials to expand vaccine clinic times and advertise their services in certain areas.The messaging included nearly identical tag lines‚ including "vaccination protects kids and keeps schools healthy by stopping the spread of serious and preventable disease. Children who are not vaccinated are at increased risk of getting infections and spreading diseases to others.""We are working closely with local school boards and our community partners to reach as many families as possible. Our priority is to keep kids healthy and in school‚" said David Aoki‚ director of infectious diseases and chief nursing officer for public health.Another 10‚000 students in nearby Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph were encouraged to get vaccines at clinics at public health offices and even in their schools. High school students in that region have since passed their deadline to update their records.All elementary and secondary school students are required to provide their proof of vaccination under the Immunization of School Pupils Act‚ state broadcaster CBC News reported.The province provides guidance for 20 different routinely issued state-funded vaccines. The guidance includes recommendations for doses at certain ages‚ depending on the inoculation. In total‚ there are 24 vaccination schedules for different age groups listed.Vaccine exemptions must be reported to state health officials‚ as well.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Louisiana Republican Governor Jeff Landry declared a state of emergency Thursday over a shortage of police officers‚ the Associated Press reported.Landry‚ a former police officer and sheriff’s deputy‚ signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency‚ citing Louisiana’s statewide police officer shortage‚ which the governor claimed has led to an increase in crime.According to a Friday press release from the governor’s office‚ Louisiana sheriffs’ offices across the state are down roughly 1‚800 deputies as of July. The record-low employment has resulted in longer response times‚ it noted.Landry’s executive order read‚ “Nation and State are experiencing a police officer staffing crisis‚ and law enforcement agencies are losing officers faster than they can hire new ones.”According to the order‚ law enforcement agencies nationwide experienced a 47% increase in resignations in 2022 compared to 2019. Retirements also rose by 20% over that same period. Louisiana police officers’ longer response times have resulted in “an increased threat to the lives‚ property‚ and safety” of its residents.Landry’s executive order temporarily removes limits on the number of new employees sheriffs can hire. It also lifts restrictions on payroll increases.“As a former police officer and sheriff’s deputy‚ I understand the vital role our law enforcement officers play in our communities. Currently‚ our state is facing a shortage of officers‚ resulting in increased crime and less public safety. Today’s executive order‚ and the upcoming crime special session‚ will ensure our law enforcement officers are supported and we can begin to bring law and order back to our state‚” Landry stated.Michael Ranatza‚ the executive director of the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Association‚ praised Landry for issuing the executive order.“We applaud Governor Landry for highlighting the importance of the law enforcement profession and our state’s desperate need to fill valuable front line deputy positions‚” Ranatza said.The executive order will remain in effect until March 15.Landry‚ who was elected last year and took office in January‚ has vowed to bring law and order back to Louisiana. Earlier this month‚ the governor called the state legislature to convene for a special session focused on the issue of crime.According to a press release from the governor’s office‚ “The legislature will create laws that strengthen our criminal justice system and repeal soft on crime policies that enable criminals and hurt our communities.”Landry plans to address lawmakers on Monday during the special session.“This special session begins to fulfill the campaign promises we made to the people of Louisiana to make our state safe again. No one‚ regardless of their neighborhood or zip code‚ should feel unsafe. We all want safer communities‚” the governor remarked. “We will defend and uplift our law enforcement officials and deliver true justice to crime victims who have been overlooked for far too long. I am eager to enact real change that makes Louisiana a safer state for all.” Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Remember Summit Carbon Solutions and that Green New Deal pipeline the company wanted to lay through the Dakotas‚ seizing people’s land in the process? Well‚ the project is back‚ and it’s stronger than ever. Evidently‚ supporting property rights and opposing Agenda 2030’s “carbon neutral” dystopia is too much to ask of South Dakota Republicans.The state Senate’s Commerce and Energy Committee last week passed SB 201‚ which pre-empts all local ordinances and restrictions on carbon capture pipelines. These pipelines serve no purpose other than pleasing the gods of phantom global warming and satisfying the grift of green energy companies backed by government venture socialism. They do nothing other than capture and store carbon forever with no feasible endgame. It’s hard to imagine this bill would get so much support from Senate leadership if Kristi Noem were vociferously opposed to it.Local South Dakota counties have thrown up zoning and ordinance barriers to the pipelines’ construction. So Summit tried to get the state Public Utilities Commission to circumvent local ordinances. When that didn’t work‚ Summit lobbyists set about pre-empting local control by changing the law.The bill‚ which passed the committee 7-2 and now heads to the state Senate floor‚ got support from six Republicans‚ including Majority Leader Casey Crabtree. If signed into law‚ SB 201 would categorically strip local governments of authority to regulate routing‚ setbacks‚ construction‚ operation‚ maintenance‚ and zoning permits of any carbon capture pipeline. Obviously‚ the state has an interest in avoiding a scenario in which counties can block vital public works projects such as electricity lines or gas and oil pipelines. But this product offers nothing of substance except to buttress the lie that somehow carbon — the basis of human life itself — is a danger. The entire premise that carbon is bad and is somehow causing warming is a lie. There has been no warming since 2015‚ despite an additional 450 billion tons of carbon emissions. In the same year renewables increased by 12% and coal decreased by 8%‚ U.S. carbon emissions still ticked up by 1.3% in 2022. — (@) Carbon dioxide itself only composes 0.04% of the atmosphere; it has only increased by 0.01% over the past 60 years and was much higher in the past — long before the arrival of SUVs and trucks. Besides‚ humans are only responsible for a small percent of the carbon in the atmosphere.The fact is that CO2 is vital for humanity. Carbon dioxide is basic plant food‚ and even NASA satellites show that it is greening the Earth. Trying to capture and sequester a false enemy is absurd and unworkable. One estimate shows that the carbon capture scam will cost Great Britain £40 billion (around $50.3 billion)‚ and it will likely cost us a lot more if red states continue to embrace Green New Deal subsidies. It is shocking that South Dakota lacks statewide leaders who speak with conviction about the fraud of global warming‚ the carbon capture grift‚ and the need to protect local control of property rights. Many of these same South Dakota RINOs were reluctant to pass legislation banning local government from imposing mask mandates on schoolchildren because they hid behind the principle of local control. In 2021‚ after cities like Sioux Falls imposed mask mandates‚ the South Dakota House defeated House Bill 1136 and House Bill 1093‚ which sought to limit a municipality’s ability to lock down businesses or impose mask mandates. Now lawmakers are keen to infringe upon local control because the lobbyists who control the state party are bought into the global warming scam. The difference‚ of course‚ is that during COVID some local governments were violating human rights‚ while in this case they are protecting property rights.Where is Kristi Noem? It’s hard to imagine this bill would get so much support from Senate leadership if she were vociferously opposed to it. She is on TV every night decrying the invasion at the border‚ but what about the invasion of local property rights by a foreign-backed green energy company subsidized through government green energy subsidies and mandates?Not only should Noem oppose the bill stripping local governments of the authority to regulate carbon pipelines‚ but she should champion the effort to bar eminent domain for such pipelines statewide. HB 1219 by Rep. Jon Hansen (R) would prohibit the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of pipelines carrying carbon oxide. Such a common-sense bill should sail through the legislature‚ yet it barely squeaked by the House Commerce and Energy Committee last week by a vote of 7-6. Republicans have a 12-1 majority on that committee‚ yet five Republicans sided with the green land-grabbers‚ and now it faces a tougher battle in the more liberal GOP Senate. Republicans control the state House 63-7 and the state Senate 31-4‚ but these insurmountable majorities are meaningless unless Noem fastidiously engages the legislative session on this and other issues. If she really wants to be the vice presidential nominee‚ she should begin by leading her own state legislature the way we’ve seen with Ron DeSantis in Florida.

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