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This video reports on the recent arrest of David Hearn, a 67-year-old three-time Olympic canoeist, who was taken into custody for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. (0:15-0:28).

Key details of the report:

The Incident: Authorities accuse Hearn and others of attempting to sabotage the pool project, specifically mentioning the introduction of corrosive chemicals into the water (0:36-1:09). Hearn, however, claims he was simply cycling by the monument when he noticed a piece of the pool's liner floating in the water and stopped to inspect it (0:28-0:35).

Presidential Response: The report notes that the President publicly addressed the situation via Truth Social, labeling the incident a "disgraceful vandalism" and a direct affront to the memories of Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, vowing that the site would be repaired quickly (0:46-1:17).

Pool Maintenance Issues: The segment explains that the pool had recently undergone a $14 million renovation to restore it for the America 250 celebration. Despite these efforts, reports of algae blooms and peeling pool coatings led to public criticism regarding the quality of the work, which officials maintain was not the result of shoddy workmanship (1:20-1:45).

Status of the Site: Ongoing cleanup efforts are underway, and it is possible the pool will need to be drained to ensure the repairs are completed properly before upcoming holiday celebrations (1:45-2:00).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P92PpOxWRo
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Since Friday, Hezbollah launched an attack that resulted in the deaths of five IDF soldiers. In response, Israel leveled a building. Iran's IRGC threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz as a retaliation measure against Israel's actions, aiming to protect their key military forces stationed outside of Iran, intending to surround and destroy Israel.

President Trump criticized Israel's actions as ineffective, slow, and risked innocent lives. He urged them to execute a faster and more effective operation to eliminate Hezbollah while avoiding the demolition of entire buildings, which risks harming innocent civilians. Otherwise, he indicated he might strike a deal with Syria to intervene and remove Hezbollah, ultimately returning Lebanon to the Lebanese people.

Meanwhile, Iran, in protecting Hezbollah, has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear enrichment, asserting their sovereignty, reneging on the temporary 60-day ceasefire extension.

President Trump has threatened Iran with potential takeover of Iran and proposed a 20% tax on shipping out of Hormuz to ensure the protection of international shipping lanes through the Strait.

As of today, the Strait of Hormuz remains open with an additional 19 billion barrels of oil shipped yesterday in addition to the reported 100 ships quietly escorted through the Strait by the US Navy prior to the ceasefire.

Negotiations with radical and extreme Islamists who are bent on bringing about the Apocalypse are reportedly not going well and videos show an empty room where negotiations should be underway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5pvnSldnu0
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Matthew 6:33 NASB1995
[33] But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.

https://bible.com/bible/100/mat.6.33.NASB1995
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The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 today in favor of the Trump administration in an immigration case involving green card holders, holding that border officials can place certain returning lawful permanent residents on immigration parole based on suspicion of a crime rather than requiring clear and convincing proof first. The decision does not say green card holders can generally be deported at will; it is about the government’s authority at reentry and the procedures that can trigger removal proceedings afterward.

The Court appears to have split 6-3 in the merits decision, with Justice Thomas writing for the majority and Justices Jackson, Sotomayor, and Kagan in dissent.

What the case changed

The case involved a lawful permanent resident, Muk/Choi Lau, who was placed on immigration parole after returning from a short trip abroad because officials suspected involvement in counterfeiting. The majority sided with the government, while Justice Jackson dissented and warned the ruling gives the government a “massive blank check.”

What it means

Practically, the ruling makes it easier for immigration officers to hold some returning green card holders in a more precarious status and start deportation proceedings. It does not automatically revoke green cards across the board, but it can make reentry riskier for green card holders with alleged criminal issues or other red flags.

Important distinction

This is different from the separate issue of whether the government can deport all green card holders or use emergency wartime powers to remove people without due process. The sources I found today point to a narrower ruling about parole at the border for certain returning lawful permanent residents, not a blanket deportation rule for all green card holders.
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Colossians 3:2 NASB1995
[2] Set your mind on the things above, not on the things that are on earth.

https://bible.com/bible/100/col.3.2.NASB1995
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Waiting for J6 Justice is the hardest part, the DOJ drags its feet on purpose for maximum political gain. Is the last J6 Hostage Ben Martin almost free, at last?

The Last J6 Hostage: How the System is Still Trapping Ben Martin

President Trump issued a Day One sweeping pardon. The DOJ explicitly wrote that his convictions should be vacated and the indictment dismissed. Even the Chief Judge stepped in to send him home. So why is Ben Martin still fighting for his absolute freedom?
In this hard-hitting exposé, David Sumrall of StopHate.com breaks down the disturbing timeline of how the system weaponized a J6 home raid, found a legal loophole, and is currently using bureaucratic delay tactics to keep a dark shadow hanging over a dedicated father, farmer, and patriot.

For four and a half years, Ben Martin held the line against an oppressive system with nothing but the J6 community at his back. He served his time, he came home, and he is rebuilding—but the 9th Circuit is stalling on the final piece of paper: Rule 48(a).

We are asking the question: is President Trump going to have to do everything by himself to make things right for the last J6 patriots?

🚨 WHAT YOU NEED TO DO NOW:
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This report details a significant escalation in the Strait of Hormuz following a reported drone strike by the IRGC (Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps) on a Singapore-flagged cargo ship, the Ever Lovely, on Thursday, June 25, 2026 (0:21-0:43). The incident has sparked immediate international concern, as it directly tests a recent 14-point memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the United States and Iran, which was designed to establish a 60-day ceasefire and reopen the strait to commercial shipping (0:06-0:10, 4:01-4:04).

Key takeaways from the report:

Security Concerns: The UN's International Maritime Organization has temporarily paused evacuation efforts through the strait until safety can be guaranteed (0:23-0:26, 0:45-0:50).

Iranian Demands: Iran has warned that ships traveling through "unauthorized" routes—those outside the framework of the Persian Gulf Strait Authority—will not receive safe passage guarantees and may face insurance or liability consequences (0:53-1:20, 4:12-4:20).

Political Response: While the U.S. administration maintains it is negotiating from a "position of pure strength" and remains confident in the deal (1:35-1:46), critics and commentators argue that Iran is effectively testing the limits of the agreement, potentially attempting to establish a toll system or assert control over the waterway (2:12-2:25, 4:55-5:00).

Economic Impact: The instability has already influenced markets, with Brent crude prices reportedly rising by 2% following the incident (5:10-5:13).

Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that Iran will be judged by its actions rather than rhetoric, specifically whether ships are able to transit the strait safely (1:23-1:33).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_3AvnuY1qk
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The Texas school board has approved an introduction to the Bible for students as part of their education in history, literacy, and Western morality.
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Psalms 4:8 NASB1995
[8] In peace I will both lie down and sleep, For You alone, O Lord, make me to dwell in safety.

https://bible.com/bible/100/psa.4.8.NASB1995
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The Supreme Court issued several significant rulings on Monday, June 29, 2026, delivering both victories and setbacks to President Donald Trump regarding his executive power and legal challenges (0:18).

Key Supreme Court Rulings:

Federal Reserve Governance: The Court ruled that President Trump cannot currently fire Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook (0:25). Under the Federal Reserve Act, members can only be removed "for cause," and the Court rejected the administration's attempts to remove the Biden appointee (0:35). Comments: SCOTUS clearly made a partisan ruling here in support of mortgage fraud by a sitting Federal Reserve board member, who is also incompetent just like Jay Powell. Cook needs to be fired and prosecuted!

Independent Agency Control: In a significant shift, the justices ruled that the President has the authority to fire Rebecca Slaughter, a member of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), without cause (1:08). This decision, which overturns long-standing legal norms, grants the president broader control over independent federal agencies that were traditionally designed to be insulated from political pressure (1:05-1:36). Comment: good riddance!

E. Jean Carroll Lawsuit: The Supreme Court refused to hear President Trump's appeal to overturn a 2023 jury verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing writer E. Jean Carroll in 1996 and subsequently defaming her (1:39-1:58). This decision leaves the civil judgment—which requires Trump to pay $5 million—in place (2:01-2:07). Comment: Due process has played out. Now it's time to go after Carroll for perjury and also those who funded her lawsuit for election interference and conspiracy to steal elections.

Upcoming Developments:
The Court is expected to release its opinion on Little v. Heck tomorrow, which concerns a legal challenge against an Idaho law regarding transgender student athletes and its potential violation of Title IX (2:14-2:29).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d8k_U4AACI
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