A Texas man is now in federal custody after police linked him to video evidence from the dark web where he and six other men were filmed sexually assaulting two toddlers. 

You must be willing to block traffic on major highways and entrances to buildings. You will need to shout in people’s faces in the streets and humiliate them‚ especially Jews‚ but Christians‚ as well. Priority is given to Arabs and Muslims‚ Blacks and indigenous people. Bleeding heart white liberals need not apply. Groups behind protests […]

Fani Willis will soon be in divorce court over her affair with the Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade. She also faces potential disbarment and state criminal charges. DA Willis was served a surprise subpoena to testify in Wade’s divorce trial. She is already contending with the U.S. House Judiciary Committee probe on whether her office abused taxpayer […] The post Fani Willis Faces Another Charge Filed With Gov. Kemp &; AG appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The U.S.‚ U.K.‚ and other coalition forces carried out strikes throughout Yemen on Thursday night on targets belonging to the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists. The strikes came after President Joe Biden‚ who is intimidated by Iran‚ has sought to avoid escalating the conflict that erupted in the region on October 7. The Houthis have launched dozens of terror attacks against merchant vessels traversing international waters in the Red Sea since October 17 with no response from Biden or Western leaders other than strongly worded statements. U.S. forces have been attacked throughout the region by Iranian-backed terror groups at least 127 times since October 17 and have only responded a handful of times with military strikes. The strikes against the Houthis were carried out with the support of Australia‚ Bahrain‚ Canada‚ and the Netherlands after more than 2‚000 ships were impacted by the Houthi attacks. Biden issued a lengthy statement trying to claim victory after the strikes on Thursday night‚ but the statement contained no details of the damage inflicted upon the terror group. Images circulated on social media of that purportedly showed major explosions occurring in cities throughout the country‚ but none of it could be immediately verified. The strikes allegedly hit “radars‚ missiles and drone launch sites‚ and weapons storage areas‚” according to a report from The New York Times. Biden noticeably did not mention Iran one time in his statement‚ despite the nation being the overwhelming driving force of terrorism in the region. The strikes occurred after they were effectively telegraphed to the enemy through the media hours before‚ perplexing foreign policy experts who have become frustrated by Biden’s apparent inability to demonstrate strength on the world stage. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “A surprise attack obviously gives us better odds of killing more Houthis‚ destroying their weapons‚ and keeping our service members safe. Telegraphing the attack decreases those odds‚” said Rebeccah Heinrichs‚ senior fellow at Hudson Institute and the director of its Keystone Defense Initiative. “It is a maddening hallmark of this administration’s approach in responding to aggression. It seems to think by allaying the fears of our enemies‚ communicating that we won’t hurt them ‘too badly‚’ they won’t hit us back ‘too much.'” “We should be making our enemies fear us‚” Heinrichs told The Daily Wire in an email. “We have the overwhelming advantage. We have got to start acting like it or it will keep getting worse.”

All public high schools in the state of Washington will soon be receiving overdose kits‚ with state health officials citing the surge in fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. In a press release on Wednesday‚ the Washington Department of Health (WDOH) announced the deployment of overdose kits as a means to combat a dramatic rise in opioid-related youth overdose deaths. Tao Sheng Kwan-Gett‚ WDOH Chief Science Officer‚ called the kits a “commonsense strategy” in response to underage recreational drug use. “Some kids experiment with substances‚ unaware that just one counterfeit pill can contain enough fentanyl to be fatal‚” said Kwan-Gett. “Providing access to naloxone will not only save lives‚ but also send a powerful message that we care about the health of our youth.” The kits will contain nasal spray devices filled with naloxone‚ known by the brand name “Narcan.” Almost one year ago to date‚ state health officials issued a standing order to allow over the counter or pharmacy sales of up to five kits of injectable or nasal spray naloxone to anyone‚ including minors‚ with no limit on refills. As of WDOH’s latest data for 2023‚ there were nearly 2‚000 total overdose deaths from synthetic opioids: well over twice the amount of deaths from 2020. WDOH documented 91 synthetic opioid overdose deaths in 2016‚ 142 in 2017‚ 224 in 2018‚ 337 in 2019‚ 672 in 2020‚ 1‚214 in 2021‚ and 1‚803 in 2022. Out of those deaths‚ WDOH reported one minor death in 2019‚ two in 2020‚ two in 2021‚ and four in 2022. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP As for hospitalizations‚ WDOH translated those overdoses into a rate per 100‚000 residents. The non-heroin opioid overdose hospitalization rate for minors between the ages of 10 and 17 increased from about three to about five per 100‚000 from 2020 to 2022. The overdose hospitalization rate for minors under the age of 10 increased marginally from 2020 to 2021. Fentanyl constitutes a majority of opioid overdoses. The state of Washington follows closely behind other states enacting similar initiatives. Last month‚ Oregon began issuing overdose kits to both middle and high schools. Earlier this month‚ Arkansas put into effect a law requiring overdose kits in all public high schools and universities. WDOH acknowledged that this initiative was a direct response to a Department of Education (ED) request to all schools last October to stock up on overdose kits. The letter followed a series of reports on schools experiencing an increase in drug-related incidents‚ including a surge in drug overdoses in one southeast Texas school district. In the letter‚ ED Secretary Miguel Cardona and Office of National Drug Control Policy Rahul Gupta assured educators that naloxone usage wasn’t harmful‚ and that access to the overdose kits would only serve to reduce overdoses and not lead to an increase in youth drug use. “In the midst of this fentanyl overdose epidemic‚ it is important to focus on measures to prevent youth drug use and ensure that every school has naloxone and has prepared its students and faculty to use it‚” stated the letter. Last November‚ President Joe Biden assured the public that his administration had a handle on the ever-worsening fentanyl crisis‚ a danger exacerbated by the ongoing border crisis.

The pursuit reportedly began under the authority of the Rialto Police Department