In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act. -- attributed to George Orwell
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✅ FACT CHECKED — Sidney Hill was leaving his Pinetown home in a Toyota Hilux with his daughter in the passenger seat and son near the gate, four days after moving in.
A white Renault carrying multiple occupants pulled up; armed men opened fire. Hill drew his handgun, shielded his daughter, and returned fire.
Roughly two dozen rounds were exchanged in about 14 seconds. One suspect was killed; the others fled. Neighbors called it warzone-like.
Hill had minor injuries. Police confirmed an attempted carjacking and one fatality, opening related cases
✅ FACT CHECKED — On Tuesday, President Trump greeted the first tanker of Venezuelan crude at Corpus Christi under an August deal with producer NABEP.
Roughly one million barrels arrived after U.S. forces removed Nicolás Maduro in January. Trump called the cargo a no-cost gift to American taxpayers and the start of access to fields holding some 65 billion barrels.
Secretary Rubio joined him at the port. The oil will be refined in Texas. The White House framed the equity stake and offtake rights as securing energy supplies at no taxpayer expense.
✅ FACT CHECKED — A Cuban diplomat was ordered out of the United States after a confrontation at the United Nations on Tuesday.
During a General Assembly debate on the U.S. embargo, Ambassador Mike Waltz clashed verbally with Cuban officials.
First Secretary Richard Tur de la Concepción then pushed toward a U.S. aide filming the scene and tried to grab his phone.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed the expulsion that night. Waltz said the diplomat would fly to Havana within 24 hours, declaring that laying a hand on an American would not be tolerated. The State Department later confirmed he had left.
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🚨Neighbor Charged With Capital Murder After Shooting Woman on Her Porch in Dothan
A 39-year-old woman was fatally shot while sitting on her back porch, and her neighbor has been charged with capital murder.
Dothan police identified the victim as Brittney Henderson. According to the preliminary investigation, she was on her porch when 22-year-old neighbor Vincent Phillips approached her. After a brief interaction, Phillips fired one round that killed her, then left the scene. Police said Phillips only knew Henderson as a neighbor.
The shooting occurred in the East Spring Avenue neighborhood on a Tuesday afternoon. A shelter-in-place warning was briefly issued before officers arrested Phillips about two miles away without incident. He faces one count of capital murder, which can carry the death penalty. Investigators said the probe remains ongoing as they work to determine a motive.
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✅ FACT CHECKED — Paris hosts one of Europe’s largest Black communities, drawn mainly from Sub-Saharan Africa and the French Caribbean.
Because France does not collect racial statistics, precise counts are unavailable; estimates place millions of residents of African or Caribbean origin across the wider metropolitan area.
Neighborhoods such as Château Rouge in the 18th arrondissement, known as Little Africa, concentrate West African shops, markets, and culture, while many families also live in the northern and eastern suburbs.
✅ FACT CHECKED — A youth softball game at Imperial Park in Sugar Land erupted into violence on October 24 when an argument over cheering escalated.
Kiarious Hall allegedly struck a man with a metal water bottle, leaving him unconscious with a skull fracture and brain bleeds.
His wife, Jazmine Hall, a former Lamar CISD assistant principal, joined the scuffle. Both face assault charges after bystander video captured the altercation.
Softball groups have banned those involved.
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The deliberate White demographic replacement (genocide) is becoming more obvious by the day. What used to be controversial takes are now ordinary conversations. The entire problem can be resolved relatively quickly by restoring freedom of association for White people. Thomas Sewell has been leading the way.
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WATCH: A children's softball game in Texas erupts into an all-out brawl between parents, leaving one father with a fractured skull, broken jaw and three brain bleeds.
The chaos unfolded after an argument over cheering at a game for 12-year-old girls. Police say one father struck another in the face with a metal water bottle, knocking him unconscious.
A grandfather who tried to break up the fight suffered a broken hip. Now, a husband and wife face assault charges, and the woman has resigned from her job as a school assistant principal.
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The Statue of Liberty was dedicated 140 years ago today, on Oct. 28, 1886, with President Grover Cleveland presiding.
Her official name is Liberty Enlightening the World.
She holds a torch and a tablet dated July 4, 1776. Freedom and law, together from day one.
Woman who thought the justice system was 'racist against blacks' was killed by a black male.
✅ FACT CHECKED — Israeli-born University of Maryland doctoral candidate Anat Kimchi was fatally stabbed in Chicago’s Loop on June 19, 2021, by a black homeless man Tony Robinson.
She studied racial disparities in probation conditions, finding Black offenders often faced stricter requirements that raised violation risks.
Visiting a friend, she was attacked randomly while walking. Robinson, previously linked to other downtown assaults, was convicted and received a 60-year sentence in 2026. Kimchi was posthumously awarded her doctorate.
✅ FACT CHECKED — Former WNBA player Val Whiting shared screenshots in July 2024 that Angel Reese’s mother provided her. The messages, directed at the Chicago Sky rookie, contained racist language and expressed support for Caitlin Clark.
One sender used a real name to contact Reese’s foundation, calling her a “thug.” Another used slurs while praising Clark.
Whiting said the family reported receiving such messages weekly, while noting Clark had also faced race-based online hate during her rise.
