President Trump is encouraging Congress to cut its recess short and fund the Department of Homeland Security, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
Boston-based Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist Monica Cannon-Grant has been ordered to forfeit $224,063 by a federal judge to cover taxpayer dollars she stole through diverting donations from her nonprofit, collecting fraudulent pandemic unemployment benefits, and pocketing rental assistance. The forfeiture ruling, issued last week, is in addition to the $106,000 restitution payment ordered when Cannon-Grant was sentenced this past January. The post BLM Organizer Ordered to Forfeit Over $224,000 for COVID Fraud Scheme, But Avoids ANY Jail Time. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Boston-based Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist Monica Cannon-Grant has been ordered to forfeit $224,063 by a federal judge to cover taxpayer dollars she stole through diverting donations from her nonprofit, collecting fraudulent pandemic unemployment benefits, and pocketing rental assistance. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Monica Cannon-Grant, U.S. District Court Judge Angel Kelley, and federal prosecutors. WHEN & WHERE: March 2026, in Boston, Massachusetts. IMPACT: The forfeiture ruling, issued last week, is in addition to the $106,000 restitution payment ordered when Cannon-Grant was sentenced this past January to probation, home detention, and community service, with no prison time. IN FULL Boston-based Black Lives…Open
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In Episode 3 of "American Inferno," Lt. Bryan Mathiau of the Manchester, Connecticut, Fire Department analyzes four fires that test firefighters' ability to adapt. Structures that aren't what they appear to be, environments that work against them and the ever-present question of who, or what, might still be inside. "These are the moments where training takes over," Mathiau said, "where decisions are made fast and live with you long after the fire is out." NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
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