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Airlink Pushed Back On The Safety Concerns
Airlink Pushed Back On The Safety Concerns
A corrections officer at Arizona’s Lewis prison was violently attacked and beaten for more than three minutes by an inmate, raising urgent questions about prison safety and leadership as assaults on staff continue to rise. On July 28, a video captured at the Morey Unit of the Lewis prison complex showed a corrections officer being […] The post Arizona prison officer beaten for over three minutes in brutal inmate assault, official video shows appeared first on American Almanac .
A corrections officer at Arizona’s Lewis prison was violently attacked and beaten for more than three minutes by an inmate, raising urgent questions about prison safety and leadership as assaults on staff continue to rise. On July 28, a video captured at the Morey Unit of the Lewis prison complex showed a corrections officer being “sucker-punched” and then subjected to a prolonged beating by inmate Martin Franco. The assault lasted approximately three minutes and 35 seconds, with no staff coming to the officer’s aid during the attack. The officer, whose name has not been released, ultimately managed to leave the room but is reported to still be facing complications from his injuries. Carlos Garcia, head of the Arizona…Open
That’s got Chicago on the wrong end of a 7-to-1 ratio
AI:New data highlights a staggering disparity in violent crime rates based on Second Amendment protections, revealing that Chicago—located in a state with heavy anti-gun restrictions—suffers from a murder rate seven times higher than cities in states that respect constitutional gun rights. This massive 7-to-1 ratio underscores the ongoing failure of restrictive firearm legislation to ensure public safety, as high-crime urban centers continue to struggle under the weight of leftist policies while more law-abiding jurisdictions see significantly better outcomes for their citizens.Open
In her exclusive interview with the wife of a sailor who jumped off the USS Abraham Lincoln last week, Priya Sridhar learned that the sailor’s prescription contact lenses had expired and that he was having trouble seeing as he worked on helicopters on the flight deck. “Every single time he would make a mistake, they would yell at him, and he would get into a lot of trouble,” his wife told Priya. “He would explain to them that he can’t see because his prescription was expired, but they still allowed him to work.”
AI:The wife of a sailor who jumped overboard from the USS Abraham Lincoln revealed that her husband suffered from compromised vision due to expired prescription contact lenses while performing high-stakes maintenance on helicopters. Despite his repeated warnings to superiors regarding his inability to see clearly on the flight deck, he was allegedly met with disciplinary action and reprimands for errors caused by his impaired sight rather than receiving necessary medical accommodations or corrective gear. This incident highlights a pattern of systemic negligence and command failure aboard the vessel, where sailors have reportedly faced extreme mental health crises and unsafe working conditions amidst extended deployments related to the…Open
In an exclusive interview with MS NOW, the wife of a USS Lincoln sailor who jumped overboard says her husband told leadership he was struggling but it was brushed off. This comes amid reports of disturbing conditions on the aircraft vessel. A Navy spokesperson told MS NOW they have not observed an increase in suicidal ideations on the ship. MS NOW Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar shares more details. Former Rep. Max Rose and former U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander Julie Roland, who has lived on the Lincoln, joins Katy Tur to weigh in.
AI:The harrowing reality of the USS Abraham Lincoln crisis deepens as a sailor's wife reveals that her husband’s desperate cries for help were systematically ignored by his chain of command before he went overboard. While MSNBC attempts to frame this through individual tragedy, it is clearly part of a catastrophic breakdown in leadership and morale currently plaguing the vessel. Despite families reporting extreme distress and warnings from service members about their mental state being brushed off, the Navy continues its predictable pattern of gaslighting, with spokespeople issuing scripted denials regarding an increase in suicidal ideations. This disconnect between the lived experience of sailors on the front lines and the sanitized…Open
By Andrea Widburg So far, the dangerous places (including swaths of America) hugely outnumber the safe ones.
AI:The relentless surge of antisemitism has reached such a fever pitch that a new watchdog website has emerged to track dangerous locations for Jewish travelers, revealing a grim reality where hazardous zones—stretching across vast sections of the United States and beyond—drown out any remaining safe havens. This development follows a pattern of rising hostility and targeted violence, including recent hate crime charges in Brooklyn and mounting fears from religious leaders regarding safety at political conventions, signaling that the threat is no longer localized but systemic.Open
Florida’s big cities are reporting historic lows in homicides while cities like Chicago continue to face surging violent crime. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera breaks down the contrast in numbers on “Wake Up America.”
AI:A stark divide has emerged in national crime statistics as Florida's major metropolitan areas report historic lows in homicide rates, standing in sharp contrast to the surge of violent crime continuing to plague Chicago. While much of the country sees a downward trend in homicides—aligning with President Trump’s recent reports of the greatest crime reduction in U.S. history—Chicago remains an outlier struggling to contain escalating violence and lawlessness.Open
The president spoke to reporters from the tarmac Tuesday night, noting he often faces harmful intentions.
Published August 12, 2026 ADELAIDE, Australia — A decision by Australian football authorities to allow a transgender player to continue competing in a women’s community football competition has reignited a heated debate over fairness, player [...]