Former President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he had spoken with tech mogul Elon Musk, coming to an agreement where the two will work together and collaborate by providing Starlink internet service to individuals impacted by Hurricane Helene who are in dire need of communication services.

A judge has ruled that Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will remain behind bars for the “Rust” movie armorer's case.

Former NBC News and MSNBC anchor Brian Williams, whose career was met with controversy after an embarrassing reporting scandal in 2015, after acknowledging that he falsified claims about reporting under duress during war, is in talks with Amazon’s coverage of the 2024 president election.

Ports up and down the East Coast and along the Gulf Coast will shut down tonight at midnight if a labor agreement isn’t made between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance. This last happened in 1977. Jp Morgan said it could cost our already stressed economy $5 billion a day. They are […] The post Potential Longshoremen’s Strike Threatens the Economy appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A Georgia judge struck down the state’s six week abortion ban on Monday. The Fulton County superior court judge called the six week ban “arbitrary” and ruled that “liberty” in Georgia includes “the power of a woman to control her own body, to decide what happens to it and in it, and to reject state interference with her healthcare choices.” “That power is not, however, unlimited,” Judge Robert McBurney wrote in his ruling. “When a fetus growing inside a woman reaches viability, when society can assume care and responsibility for that separate life, then — and only then — may society intervene.” With the ban struck down, abortions are now legal up to viability, usually considered around 22 weeks of pregnancy, although younger babies have survived outside the womb. Under the ban, abortions had been illegal in Georgia after cardiac activity was detected, usually around six weeks. This is the second time Georgia’s six week abortion ban has been struck down. The first time was in November, 2022 shortly after the law took effect the previous July. The law had been blocked since 2019. The state filed an appeal to Georgia’s Supreme Court, which sent the case back to Fulton County. Georgia saw about half the number of abortions each month under the ban as it did before the law took effect, according to the Society of Family Planning. In the weeks leading up to the ban being overturned, several misleading news stories blamed the Georgia ban for two women’s deaths. In one case, a woman who took abortion pills developed an infection when she did not expel all the parts of her deceased unborn twins. An Atlanta hospital took 20 hours to perform a dilation and curettage (D&C) on her to clear out her uterus, but it was too late, and she passed away. Media outlets blamed the abortion ban for the woman’s death, falsely suggesting that D&Cs are illegal under the abortion ban since this procedure is also used in abortions. However, the Georgia law does not mention D&Cs, and abortion is specifically defined in the law as causing “the death of an unborn child.” In this case, the unborn twins were already deceased. In another similar case, a Georgia woman took abortion pills but failed to expel all the tissue of her unborn baby. She later took a lethal combination of painkillers including fentanyl and ultimately passed away at home. Her family said she had not sought medical care “due to the current legislation on pregnancies and abortions” despite the treatment for her condition being legal.

A 65-year-old man pleaded not guilty to multiple charges Monday after he allegedly drove past a security checkpoint and claimed to have an explosive at a rally for former President Donald Trump in Walker, Michigan, last week. Steven William Nauta was arrested after police say he drove around barricades set up for Trump’s rally and told police that he had a C4 explosive, WOOD TV 8 reported. According to a court document, Nauta “held up a bottle to police and stated that it was ‘C4’ explosive and that it was the ‘real deal.'” After being told to stop by officers, Nauta allegedly “sped off” before stopping and throwing bags of fertilizer on the ground. “When (Nauta) finally stopped, he removed bags of fertilizer from his vehicle and threw them on the ground to make it appear that they were explosives while disobeying officers’ commands,” the court document states. The 65-year-old was eventually detained by police, and the man allegedly told officers that he intended to make them believe that he had explosives. Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker said there was no active bomb in Nauta’s vehicle. Nauta’s virtual court appearance from a jail cell was a bizarre scene as the man took his shirt off at one point and made profane hand gestures, according to WOOD TV 8. Nauta was charged with one felony count each of a false report or threat of terrorism, possession of bombs with unlawful intent, third-degree fleeing a police officer, and resulting, resisting or obstructing a police officer. Kent County, Michigan, District Court Judge Nicholas Christensen set the man’s bond at $1 million, and Nauta replied, “Well, your honor, given my situation, I think I’m better off just staying in here. Very cruel world out there. Probably a lot better off here.” Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! The judge told Nauta, “It’s not lost on this court here today that your alleged actions were directed to stopping or hindering a fundamental aspect of this country’s democratic process: a political rally.” The Michigan man’s alleged bomb threat came just two weeks after a gunman was arrested by authorities in Florida after he waited near Trump’s South Florida golf course while the former president was golfing. Trump was shot in the right ear by a would-be assassin’s bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13. The Republican nominee said on Monday that he has requested more Secret Service agents, but alleged that Democrats are “not giving us the proper number of people within Secret Service that are necessary for Security.” “We need more Secret Service, and we need them NOW,” Trump wrote. “It is ELECTION INTERFERENCE that we have to turn away thousands of people from arenas and venues because it is not being provided to us.”

Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, and more blasted former Democrat presidential candidate John Kerry who said during a recent event that the “First Amendment stands as a major block” to stamping out “disinformation” in the United States. Speaking to the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Green Energy, Kerry said “if Democrats” can win the 2024 election the party can “change” the 1st Amendment to fight what he labeled “disinformation.” “But look, if people only go to one source, and the source they go to is sick, and, you know, has an agenda, and they’re putting out disinformation, our First Amendment stands as a major block to be able to just, you know, hammer it out of existence,” Kerry said. “So what we need is to win the ground, win the right to govern, by hopefully winning enough votes that you’re free to be able to implement change.” John Kerry is saying he wants to violate the Constitution https://t.co/im1BJNlfNI — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 30, 2024 Reacting to clips of Kerry’s comments, the billionaire owner of X (formerly known as Twitter) Musk, wrote that “John Kerry is saying he wants to violate the Constitution.” He followed it up with a second post agreeing with another person who wrote that, if former President Donald Trump loses the election, “it will be the last one,” adding “And they will destroy the Constitution.” The former Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate RFK Jr. wrote, “John Kerry is correct. The 1st Amendment DOES stand as a major roadblock to them right now.” Dr. Jordan Peterson added, “I don’t know how @JohnKerry can say such things without bursting into flames.” Another person continued, “John Kerry says the quiet part out loud. ‘The 1st Amendment stands as a major roadblock for us right now.’ The 1A and the entire Bill of Rights was designed as a ‘roadblock’ against a tyrannical government. It’s a feature, not a bug.” While a fifth person wrote, “John Kerry explaining how free speech stands in the way of consensus around the WEF’s preferred narrative, describes how governments will need to stamp out voices that dissent.” Others pointed out that when “a man at the very top of the Democratic Party — a former Democratic presidential candidate — no longer even pretends to believe in the First Amendment. Watch and be afraid.” Related: Elon Musk Reacts To Theater Pulling ‘Am I Racist?’: ‘Far Left Fascists Love Censorship’

When Miami Vice began in 1984, Don Johnson was just 34. He played James “Sunny” Crockett, and women swooned for the good-looking guy in a pastel suit. Now, 40 years later, Don still looks great. At age 74, he credits his wife with helping him stay fit and healthy. Don said his secret is simple: “Marry right!” he told People with a laugh. “A bad marriage will age you.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Don Johnson (@donjohnson) Don Also Stays Active Don, who married Kelley Phleger in 1999, has six children, including actress Dakota Johnson. He joked with People, “You have to exercise, and do it a lot,” he says. “How do you think I got six kids?” He laughed, “That I know of, anyway!” He explained that in the 1980s, many people emulated his style, and he wasn’t always the biggest fan of that. He wanted to be an individual. He also worried that he may end up pigeonholed as Sonny forever. “My goal back then was to not be Sonny Crockett forever,” he says of trying to navigate the popularity of the hit show. “I had seen the peril of the actors who were too identifiable with their character. I felt like I had to separate myself from Sonny so people could eventually see me as other characters.”  Today, he stars in Hulu’s Doctor Odyssey and says his career seems to have gone full circle.  “I’ve always said you go through these stages as an actor: ‘Who’s Don Johnson?’ Then, ‘Get me Don Johnson!’ Then, ‘Get me a Don Johnson type!’ Then, ‘Get me a younger Don Johnson!’ And finally, it’s back to ‘Who’s Don Johnson?'” again.” He admitted to People, “That’s just the way it goes.”  This story’s featured image is by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic. The post Don Johnson Credits His Wife For His Everlasting Youth appeared first on InspireMore.