I wonder what would drive someone to do this.
Yes, a "toxic chemical" was poured into the the outdoor ice rink at the Trump-Kennedy Center on Friday, forcing an event featuring Montreal's Le Patin Libre skating company to be canceled. The brown/black substance below was poured across the ice in the morning and "severely damaged" the rink.
Apparently, it's policy in Detroit to not cooperate with federal law enforcement.
I guess it's part of their "Sanctuary" for criminal aliens policy, and two cops are about to find out what happens when you violate policy by alerting Border Patrol about illegal aliens.
There's nothing more Canadian than hockey…except, maybe, millions of hammered Canadians watching hockey.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is getting into the Olympic spirit by allowing alcohol sales to start at 6 AM - an hour early - in preparation for Sunday's gold medal final between Canada and the U.S., which starts at 8:10 ET.
As it turns out, even Democrats aren't big fans of Democratic policies. Just take Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Spielberg for example: He's gotten the heck out of California to escape the state's proposed "wealth tax."
Yes, like others before him, Spielberg had no reservations about telling everyone else to elect Democrats only to hightail it out of the state to avoid being taxed out the wazoo.
Maryland just forced nine of its counties to end their relationships with ICE. The state passed a bill abolishing the 287(g) agreement after a decade of trying.
What's more, this was an emergency law, so it went into effect immediately.
"Somebody broke into my home and shot my wife," Caleb Flynn told 911 dispatchers early Monday morning,
And when police showed up, that's kind of what it looked like.
But, uhh, now we have this 👇
Here's what the original story looked like yesterday:
How did these people not know that Mamdani was gonna raise taxes (in this case, property taxes) to pay for all the free stuff he promised?
From ABC 7 New York:
Residents in Queens were both angry and disappointed Thursday night in reaction to Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposal to increase property taxes.
They say he promised affordable housing for his entire campaign and has now made an about face.
Well, maybe we should have seen this coming.
Trump will abide by the Supreme Court's ruling that he cannot impose tariffs under the guise of emergency economic powers.
Some schools still have common sense.
Here are the deets from The Post:
Woodbridge High School handed three-day suspensions to 303 students who walked out of class last Friday to 'express their views' and protest federal immigration enforcement, principal Dr. Heather Abney told parents in a letter obtained by 7 News.
The demonstration, which was not backed by Prince William County Public Schools, eventually spilled off school grounds and onto the streets, forcing local police to manage traffic and oversee the hundreds of rebel students involved.
A new Minnesota bill would prevent kids from accessing porn by requiring ID to log into "adult" sites.
It's similar to bills passed by other states in recent years, according to the International Business Times:
According to official legislative records, HF1434 authorises enforcement by the state attorney general and creates a private right of action allowing parents or guardians to sue websites that fail to implement age verification safeguards.
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The bill mirrors legislation adopted in several US states over the past two years, where policymakers have argued that widespread smartphone access has effectively eliminated barriers that once prevented minors from obtaining explicit material.
This is perfect. Whoopi and Joy Behar are in the Epstein Files, and now
The View is singing a whole different tune about the Epstein stuff.
Whoopi:
Joy:
We showed you Whoopi's confession on Tuesday, but now it looks like Joy is in there too!
Here's the three times Joy is in the files 👇
From PBI to DJT.
Libs are about the be extra triggered whenever they fly into luxurious West Palm Beach.
The Florida legislature overwhelming passed a bill to rename the Palm Beach International airport for its most famous customer.
The Dems aren't happy.
