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One Corrupt Judge Has Been Arrested; More Need To Come

Does Joyless Reid Know Anything About History?

White House Highlights Border Policy With Mugshot Posters

The White House is highlighting President Trump’s border agenda to mark the administration’s 100th day in office. About 100 yard signs with mugshots of arrested unauthorized immigrants have been placed along the White House driveway. The individuals on the posters are described as “illegal aliens.” The display is part of the administration’s focus on the president’s immigration policy. In a social media post, the White House warned illegal immigrant criminals: “We will hunt you down. You will face justice. You will be deported.”

More Than 100 Migrants Arrested In Colorado Springs Nightclub Raid

Authorities say more than 100 immigrants suspected of being in the United States illegally were taken into custody during a raid at an illegal after-hours nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Video posted online by the Drug Enforcement Administration showed agents announcing their presence outside the building early Sunday. DEA special agent in charge John Pullen says the club has been under investigation for several months for alleged activities including drug trafficking, prostitution and “crimes of violence.” Pullen says U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement took the immigrants into custody. Also among those detained were a dozen active-duty military service members who either were patrons or were working as armed security.

Autopsy Confirms Gene Hackman Died From Heart Disease, Notes His Alzheimer's And Prolonged Fasting

The main cause of Gene Hackman's death was heart disease, but he was also in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease and likely had not eaten for a long time, according to a new autopsy report. The report documents the 95-year-old actor’s poor heart health, noting he had experienced congestive heart failure, an aortic valve replacement and an irregular heart beat. He was given a pacemaker in April 2019. Hackman’s carbon monoxide concentration was less than 5% saturation, which is within the normal range. He tested negative for the hantavirus, which is a rare but potentially fatal disease spread by infected rodent droppings. Authorities have said Hackman’s wife, Betsy Arakawa, likely died Feb. 11 at home from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome. Her autopsy report hasn’t yet been released. A toxicology report says Hackman tested negative for alcohol and intoxicating drugs, but that he had a low concentration of acetone in his system that indicates prolonged fasting. Hackman appeared to have outlived Arakawa at home by about a week, possibly unaware of his wife's death. Hackman’s pacemaker showed an abnormal heart rhythm on Feb. 18 — the day he likely died, according to the state's chief medical examiner. Records released earlier in the investigation showed Arakawa made phone calls and internet searches as she scoured for information on flu-like symptoms and breathing techniques. Recently released videos outline the scope of the investigation into the deaths of Hackman and Arakawa. Before they understood how Hackman and Arakawa died, authorities recorded themselves conducting interviews with workers and returning to Hackman’s home to search for more evidence. Detectives searched the home in early March for Arakawa’s laptop and other clues.

Murder Charges Filed Against Suspect In Ramming Attack On Vancouver Street Festival That Killed 11

Murder charges have been filed against a suspect in a car ramming attack that killed 11 people between the ages of 5 and 65 at a Filipino heritage festival in Vancouver. The BC Prosecution Service on Sunday charged Kai-Ji Adam Lo, 30, with eight counts of second degree murder and said more charges were possible. Police said the suspect has a history of mental health issues. The man was arrested after a black Audi SUV entered the street just after 8 p.m. Saturday and struck people attending the Lapu Lapu Day festival. Dozens of people were injured.

Canadians Head To Ballot Box With 2 Parties In Tight Race To Form Next Government

Monday is election day in Canada, with the Liberal and Conservative parties in a dead heat to form the next government as America looms large among voters' concerns. US President Donald Trump's controversial statements to make Canada the 51st state and ongoing tariff war have roiled voters across the nation as they prepare to cast ballots that will determine their next government. Seldom has a foreign actor played such a major role in a Canadian federal election. The leaders of the trio of major federal parties – the Liberals, Conservatives, and New Democrat Party (NDP) – have each professed to be the best to stand up to the controversial US leader. According to Abacus data poll results released heading into election day, the top three issues were reducing the cost of living at 45%, while Trump himself lurks as number two (30%) and at number three is affordable housing (20%). The Liberals have been in power since 2015 and hold a four-point lead over Conservatives as voters head to the polls. Last year Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and his party held a commanding lead over the Liberals for months in various public polls. But then the deeply unpopular Justin Trudeau resigned as prime minister in January. A Liberal leadership convention chose former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney as the new leader and a remarkable turnaround began, with the Liberals climbing steadily in public polls and into the lead the day before the election. The NDP lags far behind the other two, and the best its leader Jagmeet Singh can hope for – and it is unlikely – is a minority government with the NDP holding the balance of power.

North Korea Confirms It Sent Troops To Russia To Fight Ukraine

North Korea has for the first time confirmed that it sent troops to fight for Russia against Ukraine. State news agency KCNA reported that Pyongyang's soldiers helped Moscow reclaim territory under Ukrainian control in the Russian border region of Kursk. Laura Westbrook reports.

JD Vance lists Trump's foreign and domestic policy victories

Charlie Kirk talks with JD Vance about the foreign and domestic policy victories of President Trump. See more on Salem News Channel.

U.S. Continues Airstrike Operations Targeting Houthis

The U.S. Military has said it will maintain its airstrike operations targeting the Yemen-based Houthi militant group. It comes after the Trump Administration pledged to push back against the Houthis - who have been targeting vital civilian shipping lanes in the Red Sea.

Latest Details In DC Plane Crash

Democrats Hate Actual Democracy

Trump's historic 100 days in office

Charlie Kirk breaks down the transcendent things President Trump has accomplished in his first 100 days. See more on Salem News Channel.

Mike Gallagher: Are Democrats promoting violence?

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is seemingly calling for violence against all republicans. How is this kind of rhetoric allowed?

Strange New Details Revealed About DC Helicopter Crash

The military black hawk helicopter that crashed into a commercial airline jet in January is back in the news again as details around the pilot and co-pilot’s communication leading up to the impact have been released. What was to blame for the deadly crash?

Takeaways from Trump's First 100 Days: Steamrolling Government and Strong-Arming Allies

The opening 100 days of President Donald Trump's second term have tuned out to be the most consequential and sweeping start to a term since Franklin D. Roosevelt entered the White House. Trump's actions have targeted the architecture of the New Deal, the Great Society, as well as the Reagan Republican orthodoxy of free trade and strong international alliances. The Republican president has taken direct aim at law, media, public health and culture, attempting to bring all to heel.