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Muslim group CAIR has suspended its operations in Florida after Governor Ron DeSantis’ administration designated the organization as a domestic terrorist group, with a federal judge declining to block the designation.
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The United States will not tolerate subversive communist networks in our hemisphere.
The Marxist Cuban regime relies on a web of state-owned enterprises, joint ventures, and offshore intermediaries to keep its systems running, and its foreign backers supply the military equipment that helps sustain the regime’s military forces and enables persistent threats to the American homeland.
Today, I'm sanctioning eight entities and two individuals associated with the regime’s financial and shipping network, state-owned import and technical-support entities, and China-based suppliers of the regime's military forces.
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Cemetery #3 during the octave of All Hallows. I think i have found my calling!
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A stunning cloudburst over Lake Millstatt, Austria captured by photographer Peter Maier.
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Jim Caviezel: “Embrace your cross. Go out into this pagan world and shamelessly profess your faith in public.”
Christ is Lord!
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Gov. Ron DeSantis says he knew Republicans were in trouble when he saw them spending hundreds of millions on transgender ads.
DeSantis went to war with Disney over gender ideology in 2022. Even he says Republicans were "fighting in yesterday's battle."
DESANTIS: "I knew Republicans were in trouble when I was reading an overview about what they were running ads on. And they're spending hundreds of millions of dollars across the country on on transgender ads."
"Look, I fought Disney on gender ideology… But that was not the issue motivating voters."
"It was kind of like an attempt to just scare Republicans to vote."
"Republicans… they really were fighting in yesterday's battle."…
Last month, Pew asked Republican voters which issues mattered most.
Their top 5: the economy, immigration, the future of democracy, violent crime, and the size of government.
Transgender issues ranked 15th out of 16.
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¡Mi firma acaba de perder toda dignidad!
Este hombre firma dibujando animales espectaculares y uno lleva años autenticando un rayón que parece un mosquito atropellado. Compártelo con ese que firma como médico.
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A farmer in rural Ireland noticed that one of his cows would cry for hours every time he left for the train station to pick up supplies.
Moved by her distress, he started taking her with him. To everyone’s surprise, the cow quickly learned the routine. She would calmly wait on the platform while he was away, then joyfully walk home beside him once his train returned.
The heartwarming story has captured the world’s attention, beautifully illustrating that cows are far more than livestock — they’re intelligent, emotional animals capable of forming deep bonds and meaningful routines with the people who care for them.
There’s a reason why Florida was the only state that went darker red.
Florida was the only state “immune” from the blue wave.
That’s not a coincidence.
They were the only state that fully cleansed their election system.
Desantis deserves credit for that.
Mara Lago area even flipped a blue seat.
Florida will eventually become the template.
Here’s how Florida protected it’s election system:
(Brave search)
SB 90 (signed May 2021)
•Required voters to renew their vote-by-mail registration every election cycle(previously valid for four years)
•Restricted ballot drop boxes to early-voting hours and required staffing
•Banned third-party ballot collection("ballot harvesting"); possessing more than two mail ballots became a crime
•Required the last four digits of a Social Security or driver's license number to register or request a mail ballot
•Banned private/outside funding of election administration (the so-called "Zuckerbucks" ban)
•Mandated hourly real-time turnout data on a statewide dashboard
SB 524 (signed April 2022)
•Created the Office of Election Crimes and Security (OECS), a 25-person unit under the Secretary of State, one of the first dedicated election-crime units in the nation
•Made collecting more than two mail ballots a felony (previously a misdemeanor)
•Required annual voter-roll cleanup(previously every two years)
•Banned ranked-choice voting statewide
•Raised fines for voter-registration violations from $1,000 to $50,000
Florida SAVE Act / HB 991 (signed April 2026)
•Expanded citizenship verification at voter registration
•Removed student ID as an acceptable form of voter identification
•Tightened candidate qualification rules
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Did you catch the important “safeguards” that protected against yesterday’s election steal?
They centered around registration integrity, vote counting integrity and ballot integrity.
And “student ID” is not valid to vote.
Citizenship requirement to vote.
This is all coming nationwide.
But first you have to expose and prosecute the fraudulent election system officials to kick off the demand for a nationwide cleansing.
I believe that is incoming.
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Today is the feast of Saint Charles Borromeo. In this photo, his heart can be seen; it is preserved in the Church of Saint Ambrose and Saint Charles - 'Via del Corso', in Rome.
As Archbishop of Milan, Saint Charles played a very active role in the Church, especially after the Council of Trent, which ended in 1563. He was the “inventor” of confessionals as we know them today (or knew them), as well as of seminaries. Before then, the formation of priests was almost always carried out by accompanying one or more priests.
He founded six seminaries and 740 catechism schools. He also founded many hospitals and institutions to help the sick and the poor, which were especially necessary when the plague devastated the city of Milan. His concern for those most in need was so great that he became known as the “father of the poor.”
We can see that he was a man with a great heart.
Saint Charles Borromeo, pray for us.
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Michael Alfonso, a 26-year-old Catholic who won election to the U.S. House of Representatives from Wisconsin, prays the Rosary with his family.
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St. Charles Borromeo teaches us how to live a virtuous life: Pray consistently. Do penance. Avoid distractions. Refrain from evil discussions and useless chatter. Maintain good and healthy friendships. Stay quiet with God. May we heed this sound spiritual guidance today and always.


























