The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has announced that “all of Israel is under fire” following Iranian missile attacks that transpired on Friday night. This also follows after Israel launched “preemptive strikes” on Iran's aboveground nuclear sites.

Following the initial Israeli strikes against Iran, with Iran responding with retaliatory missile attacks of their own, President Donald Trump affirmed that the U.S. remains open to pursuing a diplomatic agreement to stop the back-and-forth bombing campaign.

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According to a study that went unpublished, puberty blockers, which have life-long repercussions, do not improve the emotional health of children. It took two years to find this out after the drugs were used on countless children. Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, the leading proponent of such care in the US, had been given $10 million in federal […] The post Hidden Study of Puberty Blockers Found They Improve Nothing appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Anti-ICE protesters got in the way of a drug bust targeting a former cartel member in Tucson, Arizona, on Wednesday night, according to Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple. Teeple told local outlet 13 News on Thursday that a group of protesters stood between federal and local law enforcement officers and a home where over 120 pounds of fentanyl, 20 pounds of meth, and 30 pounds of cocaine were seized. The suspect, an illegal immigrant and former cartel member, according to authorities, was also taken into custody. Teeple said that the protesters disrupted the joint federal and local law enforcement operation, which was carried out with a search warrant. “These individuals, the ‘protesters,’ actually blocked a Pinal County Sheriff’s Office tow truck from removing the suspect’s vehicle from a criminal investigation,” Teeple said. “These idiots came out and protested us getting 5 million fentanyl pills off the streets, 32 pounds of cocaine off the streets, 22 pounds of methamphetamines off the streets,” he added. “They don’t have individual thought, they have group think.” Some of the protesters who showed up in the usually quiet Tucson neighborhood on Wednesday were previously at a demonstration at an ICE facility that devolved into violence, according to authorities, 13 News reported. Gift Dad an All Access Membership. Use code DAD40 at checkout to save 40%! “Even when it was explained to them that this was a criminal case, where we were taking a criminal drug smuggler, a known felon off the street and keeping the community safe, they still sat there and protested because they don’t have an independent thought,” the sheriff said. According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Tucson Police Department was called to assist with crowd control so authorities could carry out the warrant for the drug bust. Tucson Police Chief Chad Kasmar said officers tried to explain the situation to the group of demonstrators. “We took the time to tell them and reiterate, this is not an immigration warrant. It was narcotics-related,” Kasmar said. Anti-ICE demonstrators have impeded federal immigration officers during raids in other parts of the country. Earlier this week, protesters threw themselves on top of ICE vehicles during a raid at a meatpacking plant in Omaha, Nebraska. In L.A., protesters tried to stop ICE SUVs from leaving a place where agents had conducted a raid. Protests and riots have hit cities across the country after anti-ICE agitators attacked federal, state, and local authorities in Los Angeles last weekend. The riots led to President Donald Trump calling in the National Guard and Marines to L.A., which enraged Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass. Republican governors in Texas and Missouri also mobilized the National Guard in their states ahead of planned anti-ICE demonstrations this weekend.

A major pro-life group is calling on Trump administration officials to step in and protect access to progesterone, used to reverse the abortion pill, as New York and California target the drug. 40 Days For Life wrote to Attorney General Pam Bondi, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., FDA Commissioner Marty Makary, and other Trump officials asking them to acknowledge the safety of progesterone. “The increasing efficacy of the use of progesterone to reverse the abortion pill has resulted in concerted legal action by radical pro-abortion states like California, New York and Colorado targeting pro-life organizations and health care providers serving the women seeking [abortion pill reversal],” 40 Days For Life wrote in their letter, which was provided to The Daily Wire. “Ironically, they are removing women’s ‘choice’ and limiting options to what the government decides is best for women and their babies,” the group wrote. Progesterone, a hormone women produce naturally, has an important role in sustaining pregnancy and can reverse the effects of mifepristone, the popular abortion pill. Mifepristone causes the uterus to contract and expel its contents, while progesterone works to stop contractions and keep the uterine lining intact. “We urge you to implement federal regulation and law that preserve[s] the right of health care professionals to provide progesterone to reverse the effects of the abortion pill, for those women who so choose, without fear or threat of frivolous over-bearing litigation by rogue state and local politicians and lawyers,” 40 Days For Life told Trump officials. Gift Dad an All Access Membership. Use code DAD40 at checkout to save 40%! In New York, Attorney General Letitia James launched investigations and lawsuits trying to use consumer protection laws to crack down on progesterone. California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit accusing pregnancy centers of “false and misleading advertising” around progesterone. Both states targeted Heartbeat International, a pro-life group that connects women with progesterone who take the abortion pill and then change their mind. Shawn Carney, co-founder and CEO of 40 Days For Life, said California is essentially claiming progesterone “doesn’t work, it’s bad medicine, it’s witchcraft.” “What’s so beautiful about this stupid lawsuit that he filed is that we just line up a bunch of kids and say, you know, it’s documented. These women had a chemical abortion. These women then sought abortion pill reversal. And here’s little Tommy,” Carney told The Daily Wire. “The pro-life side will definitely win,” he said. “My hope and prayer is that this is something other states look at and decide we’re not going into crazy land with California. We’re not suing people.” Carney also said California banned his group’s signs that read, “Ask me about abortion pill reversal,” but the group is “completely ignoring their stupid law and hope they sue us.” With more than a million volunteers, 40 Days For Life says it is the world’s largest grassroots pro-life movement. The group organizes 40 days of fasting and prayer outside abortion clinics around the world every year. An analysis released in April found that more than one in 10 women experienced a “serious adverse event” after taking the mifepristone abortion pill in 2023. This can include hemorrhaging, needing a blood transfusion, an emergency room visit, and even deadly conditions like sepsis. That is about 22 times higher than what the FDA listed on its label for the brand Mifeprex in 2023. The FDA cited clinical studies saying less than 0.5% of women suffered “serious adverse reactions” to mifepristone. Meanwhile, more than one in 20 women need a second abortion attempt after the abortion pill fails, another analysis of insurance claim data released this week showed. A few months before Roe v. Wade was overturned, the FDA scrapped the requirement that women must obtain abortion pills in person from a health care provider, allowing women to get them online through the mail. Carney said mifepristone “just needs to be removed from the market in general.” “We have basically this government policy that sends one in 10 women to the ER that is not based on medicine or safety for women or any of that, but is based on politics,” he said. Last month, HHS head Kennedy told lawmakers he had requested that the FDA do a “complete review” of the abortion pill in the wake of the new data, calling it “alarming.” Carney also noted that unlike a surgical abortion, women who take the abortion pill at home often see the remains of their unborn babies and are left traumatized. “I think we’ve seen the usage of the abortion pills in America peak. I think they’re at their height, I think we’re going to start seeing them go down because they have a horrible word-of-mouth,” Carney said.

Police recovered 'human remains consistent with that of a young child'