By Monica Showalter Seems justice needs to be outsourced to another state, given the legal loopholes that allow 'youth' to get away with even mass shootings.
A North Carolina teenager has been indicted on murder charges in connection with the deadly mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego earlier this year. Her attorney told CNN she is "innocent of all these charges". CNN's Dianne Gallagher reports.
Prosecutors say the North Carolina teen allegedly helped plan and share the manifesto behind the attack.
“The Right Squad” discussed backlash faced by the Girl Scouts of America over new religion-based medals and patches — including badges for learning the pillars of Islam, visiting mosques, celebrating Ramadan, and observing Hajj.
JLP (8/10/26-8/14/26) BEST OF WEEK: WNBA Flagrant Foul. NBA Guys Join WNBA? Mosque Talk TX. | Aug 10-14, '26 TIMESTAMPS (0:00:08) WNBA flagrant foul ejection: privilege?! (0:07:35) Country taken over by illegies (0:08:22) IG: Struggling 41yo ex-corporate lady. You are not alone (0:11:36) David resents father (0:19:22) NBA guys to join WNBA? (0:31:31) Pearl: cultural differences in sports (0:39:34) "Jesus" march, Muslim gathering (0:48:02) Woody: cancer (0:56:41) UK man bought a baseball bat (1:04:08) Mosque discussion, McKinney, TX (1:09:59) Joshua on career and the future (1:29:03) Corey: Moved to & fro listening to thoughts. Lazy! (1:50:44) Teacher breaks down, students can’t read. (2:04:36) Admit you're evil: Divorce…
AI:The weekly roundup highlights a blatant double standard in sports officiating where WNBA players receive leniency for flagrant fouls, fueling absurd rumors about NBA men joining the women's league as the professional standards continue to erode. The broadcast also addresses rising cultural tensions in McKinney, Texas, following discussions at a mosque that coincide with local religious marches, alongside growing concerns over illegal immigration. Additionally, the segment touches on the total collapse of American education, noting how teachers are reaching breaking points because students can no longer read due to the radicalization within the academic establishment.Open
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AI:Jesse Lee Peterson reacts to a heated McKinney, Texas City Council meeting where over 100 citizens gathered to debate and protest the approval of a new mosque project. The discussion highlights growing local tensions as residents raised concerns regarding Sharia law and potential societal shifts following the council's decision despite warnings from community members.Open
The Islamic Society of Tulsa has filed a federal lawsuit against Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, alleging religious discrimination after the city council denied its request to build a mosque and community center.
The Islamic Society of Tulsa has filed a federal lawsuit against Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, alleging religious discrimination after the city council denied its request to build a mosque and community center. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Islamic Society of Tulsa has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma , and four city council members after officials denied its request to build a mosque and Islamic community center, alleging the decision violated the U.S. Constitution, the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, and Oklahoma law by allegedly discriminating against Muslims. The city declined to comment on the lawsuit but confirmed the U.S. Department of Justice has opened an…Open
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A 140-year-old church in Buffalo, New York, was destroyed by arson, raising concerns over anti-Christian attacks and the vulnerability of historic sites.PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The former St. Ann’s Church in Buffalo, New York, was destroyed after two fires broke out within a week, with officials confirming the latest fire was an act of arson. […]
A 140-year-old church in Buffalo, New York , was destroyed by arson, raising concerns over anti-Christian attacks and the vulnerability of historic sites. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The former St. Ann’s Church in Buffalo, New York, was destroyed after two fires broke out within a week, with officials confirming the latest fire was an act of arson . The 140-year-old church, which had been sold in 2022 for conversion into a mosque and Islamic community center, had previously suffered a schoolhouse fire in January that caused $600,000 in damages. DETAIL: St. Ann’s Parish was closed in 2013 and officially deconsecrated in 2017, later being sold to Buffalo Crescent Holdings, a group linked to a Muslim organization, for $250,000. Plans for…Open