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#2,290 - Los Angeles bus drivers conduct unofficial strike after multiple drivers suffer brutal attacks

Click here https://vnsh.com/reasonabletv to enter to win this $80,000 truck and get your VNSH holster $50 off for a limited time! Los Angeles Metro bus drivers staged an unofficial strike to protest poor safety conditions on public transit as staff face violent assaults from unruly passengers. Weekday ridership in the system is only at 80% of pre-pandemic levels despite expansions in service coverage and frequency while car registrations remain steady, suggesting riders who have car access ...

#2,289 - Antifa takes responsibility for torching 15 Portland Police Cars

Click here https://vnsh.com/reasonabletv to enter to win this $80,000 truck and get your VNSH holster $50 off for a limited time! On May Day we torched some PPB cars at their training facility. We cut through a fence, set ten fires and are happy it grew to burn fifteen cars! We did it for the Haymarket Martyrs. We did it for all the Black and Indigenous rebels murdered by slavers and settlers. We did it for all the brutalized student protesters. Above all we did it for the Palestinian m...

#2,287 - Tiffany Henyard vetoes plan to have former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot probe her finances

Try Turkesterone with Tongkat Ali (Feminization Killer): (Buy Two Get One Free 48HR Promo) https://blackforestsupplements.com/reasonable An Illinois official dubbed 'America's Worst Mayor' by critics sparked outrage after vetoing plans to have former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot investigate her finances. Tiffany Henyard, 40, the Mayor of Dolton, erupted in a furious rant on Monday evening as she shot down the probe, telling her colleagues at a city council meeting: 'How dare you!' The cit...

#2,288 - Female journalist speaks out after being attacked by Antifa clad in blac block at Portland State

A female photojournalist who was attacked by alleged Antifa members last week at Portland State University in a harrowing caught-on-camera confrontation said the "leftist extremists" will continue to wreak havoc because they never face consequences. "A friend that I was with said, ‘Turn around, there is a problem,’ so I turned around and there was a group of Antifa in bloc walking up on us and I could tell that they were going to target me," Chelly Bouferrache told Fox News Digital. Boufe...

#2,286 - Politico shocked to find out Bidens biggest donors funding Pro-Palestine movement in US

President Joe Biden has been dogged for months by pro-Palestinian protesters calling him "Genocide Joe" — but some of the groups behind the demonstrations receive financial backing from philanthropists pushing hard for his reelection. The donors include some of the biggest names in Democratic circles: Soros, Rockefeller and Pritzker, according to a POLITICO analysis. Two of the organizers supporting the protests at Columbia University and on other campuses are Jewish Voice for Peace and I...

#2,285 - Feds subpoena Dolton Village records of "Supermayor" Tiffany Henyard questioning Las Vegas trip and "reimbursements"

A new federal subpoena delivered recently to Dolton Village Hall seeks detailed records about trips made by village officials and expenses they were reimbursed for, as well as payments made to Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the village’s chief administrator, a source confirmed. It’s the second time investigators have visited the village looking for documents in what they say is a probe that is in its early stages and has not resulted in any charges. The most recent subpoena asks for more detail...

#2,284 - Antifa members found guilty of conspiracy to riot in groundbreaking San Diego case

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#2,283 - Chaos at Seattle's Powell Park after invasion of hundreds of illegal immigrants

Seattle's Powell Barnett Park has become the focal point of a significant controversy after hosting hundreds of illegal immigrants, causing considerable tension among local residents and officials. This situation escalated when these individuals, previously residing in hotels in Kent, approached the Seattle City Council demanding funding. Their requests have transformed the park into a makeshift encampment, sparking debate about the responsibilities of sanctuary cities and the effectiveness ...

#2,282 -Homeless DISTURBANCE at Seattle Coffee Shop: Workers Call 911 to No Avail

#2,281 - "Revolutionary" makes food and water demands of University for imaginary blockade hours into takeover

Video of reporters roasting an activist’s food demands went viral and spurred online mockery of “revolutionaries” who took over a building at Columbia University to protest the Israel-Hamas war. A spokesperson for the group of pro-Palestine protesters who took over Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall gave a press conference Tuesday — hours before an NYPD crackdown that began late in the evening. The woman identified herself as a student at Columbia but refused to give reporters her name, c...

#2,280 - Texas National Guard soldiers given pepperball ammo for riot control of illegal immigrants

The state of Texas, under the leadership of Gov. Greg Abbott, has a lot of reasons to celebrate the success of the Operation Lone Star initiative, because several recent reports show a sharp decline in the number of migrant encounters in all Texas border sectors. Since the start of the special operation more than three years ago, Texas has managed to put illegal immigration under control in the absence of adequate federal help.

#2,279 - Antifa absolutely destroys Portland State Library in the name of 'Revolution"

Paint splattered on floors. Spray-painted messages and screeds covering walls. Furniture moved and overturned. Security cameras disabled. Fire extinguishers missing and entrances blocked by stacks of chairs. “We’ve got our work cut out for us,” a facilities manager at Portland State University said Thursday as he examined the destruction left behind after a three-day occupation by pro-Palestinian protesters in Millar Library. Police removed occupiers that morning and arrested 12, including...

#2,278 - ANTIFA Strikes Again: Vandalism Spree Targets Portland State and Local Businesses

Amid escalating tensions at Portland State University, Antifa activists disguised as pro-Palestinian protesters have reportedly intensified their disruptive tactics. Recently, these demonstrators vandalized local businesses and wreaked havoc at the university, contributing to a series of property damages and public disturbances. The unrest mirrors similar patterns observed during past movements, with participants employing tactics like graffiti, window smashing, and public confrontations to ...

#2,277 - UCLA Protesters Gear Up: ANTIFA's Unique Requests for Shields, Helmets, and GLUTEN-FREE Donations!

During a recent protest at UCLA, participants, self-identified as part of Antifa, requested a range of items including vegan and gluten-free food, skater helmets, shields, and other protective gear. The group's call for supplies such as gas masks and Airsoft goggles suggests they are preparing for confrontation. This display of readiness, mixed with the bizarre specifics of their requests—such as gluten-free options and super bright flashlights—underscores the absurdity and irony of their pr...

#2,276 - UNC Frat Brothers Defend American Flag, Raise Over $450K for Epic 'Rager'

In a recent incident at the University of North Carolina, fraternity members defended the American flag during a campus protest, where pro-Palestinian demonstrators attempted to replace it. The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi stepped in, maintaining the flag’s position despite facing hostility and physical threats from the protesters. Their action inspired a GoFundMe campaign, initially set to raise $15,000 for a celebration, which astonishingly garnered over $436,000. This overwhelming support hig...

#2,275 - UNPRECEDENTED Surge in Gun Sales as Migrants ARRIVE in California by the Thousands

Click here https://vnsh.com/reasonabletv to enter to win this $80,000 truck and get your VNSH holster $50 off for a limited time! As a sharp increase in migrant arrivals occurs in California, locals are responding by purchasing firearms in unprecedented numbers. This surge is attributed to heightened concerns over personal and family safety, particularly in San Diego, now a major entry point after Texas tightened its border controls. Californians, feeling the strain of their state's 'sanctu...

#2,274 - Pro-Palestinian Protests become violent at Universities

Pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses have entered their second week – just as many universities prepare for graduation ceremonies in the coming weeks. Hundreds of students have been arrested by law enforcement on various campuses. A central demand of protesters is for universities to divest from Israel-linked companies that they say are profiting from the war in Gaza.

#2,273 - Burning Man Headquarters Building in San Fran just sold at 90% discount from 2016

In a stunning testament to San Francisco's declining commercial property market, the former headquarters of Burning Man on Market Street sold last week for a mere $6.5 million, a drastic 90% plummet from its $62 million purchase price in 2016. This sale underscores the broader struggles faced by the city's real estate sector, amplified by escalating concerns around safety, cleanliness, and a general downturn in the urban environment. These factors are driven by persistent issues of homelessn...

#2,272 - Illegals shipped to Martha's Vineyard given "crime victim" work visas for making trip on charter plane

Migrants shipped to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, now eligible to work in the U.S. under "crime victim" visas, are stirring controversy. These visas, generally reserved for victims of crime, seemingly fast-track the recipients towards potential U.S. citizenship. Critics argue this exemplifies legal system abuse, asserting the migrants were not coerced onto the flights, thus questioning the victim status. This move, perceived as a political stunt by DeSantis, has sparked...

#2,271 - LA Metro declares Public Emergency in wake of slashing death on bus

Following the death of woman on the Metro B (Red) Line and a series of violent attacks on bus drivers, the transit agency's Board of Directors declared a public safety emergency Thursday while agreeing to procure safety barriers for bus drivers and taking other steps to enhance safety on the system. Metro's Board of Directors unanimously adopted a recommendation to acquire barriers for hundreds of buses, in response to a "sudden, unexpected increased severity of assaults on operators." Acco...

#2,270 - California Senate candidate Steve Garvey identifies student protesters as "terrorists"

Republican Senate candidate Steve Garvey delivered sharp words Thursday about college students protesting the Israel-Hamas war, repeatedly calling them “terrorists” and urging university leaders and law enforcement to take action. “What they’re saying is: they’re pro-Hamas,” he said at a press conference in Los Angeles, standing in front of Israeli flags. “They’re pro-terrorists. They’re supporting terrorism.” The remarks from Garvey, the former Los Angeles Dodgers baseball star running ag...

#2,269 - San Francisco Mayor Breed proposes business curfew to reduce rampant drug use, crime

San Francisco Mayor Breed is announcing new legislation to put a curfew in a section of the Tenderloin district, a part of the city that is notorious for high crime, homelessness and public drug use.  In a post on X, Breed touted the measure.  "Shutting down open air drug markets requires strong enforcement and new approaches," she wrote. "Last year SFPD doubled the arrests of drug dealers from the year before. This year we are continuing that work and federal agents are bringing even more...

#2,268 - On way to big fundraiser Democrat Adam Schiff's bags are STOLEN from his car in San Francisco

Democrat Adam Schiff had to slum it without a suit at a formal affair in the Bay Area after some sly San Francisco criminals broke into his car and stole his luggage.  The House Democrat, who represents Burbank in Southern California, was in the city for a campaign event. He's currently running a competitive bid for the Senate to replace former Sen. Dianne Feinstein. During the trip, Schiff committed a cardinal sin - at least in crime-ridden San Francisco - leaving his luggage in his car w...

#2,267 - Hundreds of Migrants arrive by train at El Paso-Juarez border looking to illegally cross

Migrants again are riding trains to the El Paso-Juarez border by the hundreds, intent on seeking asylum in the U.S. Images obtained by a Border Report camera crew show the arrival in Juarez, Mexico, on Wednesday afternoon of a lengthy cargo train with people packed tightly atop each boxcar. The train was coming from Chihuahua City, where authorities recently disbanded hundreds of migrants staying in tents behind a convenience store next to train tracks. The migrants set up the camp several...

#2,266 - Number of vacant NYC storefronts doubles since pandemic: - Council blames "zoning"

Empty retail space in New York City has nearly doubled since the pandemic, according to data released Wednesday — as officials warned the troubling vacant storefronts aren’t going away. Only 6% of Big Apple storefronts sat empty in 2019, compared to nearly 11.2% this year, statistics from the city Department of Finance show. “These vacancy issues, I thought they would end when the pandemic ended but it has not. It continues to be a problem,” said Councilmember Gale Brewer (D-Manhattan), wh...

#2,265 - S&P SLASHES San Francisco Debt Outlook to "NEGATIVE": Is the Doom Loop INESCAPABLE?

Standard & Poor's has downgraded its outlook on San Francisco's debt from stable to negative, signaling potential financial distress for the city. This change reflects ongoing challenges in San Francisco's commercial real estate market, where vacancies have soared to approximately 40%. The decline in office occupancy, driven by the shift to remote work and the city's high cost of living, has severely impacted San Francisco's economic recovery post-pandemic. This situation poses a significant...

#2,264 - Santa Monica Approved homeless project to cost over $1 Million PER Unit

Santa Monica's planned construction of a homeless apartment complex priced at an eye-watering $1 million per unit has ignited a firestorm of controversy, especially given California's questionable track record with homelessness funding. Between 2018 and 2023, California reportedly misspent or failed to account for over $24 billion earmarked for homelessness initiatives. Despite these massive expenditures, the state’s homeless population remains one of the highest in the U.S. The upcoming pro...

#2,263 - Home Depot Employs GUARDS and DOGS to Safeguard NY Parking Lot from Thieves and Aggressive Migrants

Click here https://vnsh.com/reasonabletv to enter to win this $80,000 truck and get your VNSH holster $50 off for a limited time! In a bold move to combat rising theft and aggression, a New York Home Depot has introduced security dogs and guards to patrol its premises. The initiative aims to ensure the safety of shoppers from thieves and aggressive migrants known to congregate in the parking areas. Despite the substantial security measures, including guards equipped with bulletproof vests a...

#2,262- Denver migrant advocates say six months of free rent, food not enough

In Denver, tensions rise as migrant advocates clash with city officials over what is deemed an inadequate housing assistance program. The city's offer of six months' free rent has sparked controversy, with advocacy groups calling it insufficient and a "slap in the face." Despite Denver's earlier invitations promising support to migrants, the stark reality of limited resources has led to stark restrictions, including a three-day shelter limit and a drastic reduction in available services. Thi...

#2,261 - BURGLARIZED! LA Mayor’s Home Hit After Housing Homeless Proposal!

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#2,260 - CALIFORNIA's $24 Billion Homelessness FAILURE: Where Did The Money Go?

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#2,259 - Make It Law: PROTESTERS BLOCKING Traffic Should Be a FELONY and a Federal Crime!

Recent protests have ignited debate over whether blocking traffic should be a federal crime. Activists recently targeted major highways and airport access roads nationwide, including a significant disruption at Seatac Airport, where 46 protesters were charged. The demonstrators, using a tactic known as a "sleeping dragon," effectively halted traffic, impacting thousands and delaying flights. The suggestion to elevate such obstructions to a federal offense underscores a growing frustration wi...

#2,258 - CRISIS AT THE BORDER: Cartels Recruit ARMY SOLDIERS & NATIONAL GUARD for Smuggling Rings!

Amid increasing scrutiny, shocking reports have emerged of Texas National Guard members being implicated in human smuggling operations organized by cartels. The incidents, involving young soldiers tempted by quick financial gains, underscore a concerning trend where military personnel are exploited for illegal activities. This development raises serious questions about the vulnerabilities within our armed forces and highlights the broader issue of illegal immigration and border security. The...

#2,257 - Dwelling illegally constructed on side of freeway by homeless - LA officials do nothing

Among the 46,000 people in Los Angeles experiencing homelessness, there are dozens living along the Arroyo Seco next to the 110 Freeway near Highland Park. Those living there have constructed a number of different makeshift structures, some with tents, tarps and other scrap materials, but at least one of the structures, complete with a stone wall, a walkway, a front door, electric-powered lighting and even a hammock for relaxing, stands out. The people living in the seemingly well-kept s...

#2,256 - New York City Gives 'Squatters' Free Lawyers

Residents in New York City who are accused of being squatters can qualify for free legal assistance, a housing lawyer told Newsweek on Wednesday. Squatting has emerged as a top-button issue in recent weeks after incidents in New York captured headlines creating the impression of a crisis. However, experts have pointed out that cases of people establishing residency in properties they have no legal right to are rare. Asked if someone accused of being a squatter with an eviction hearing in N...

#2,255 - Gordon Ramsay’s London pub taken over by ""Professional Squatters": ‘Absolute nightmare scenario’

In a surprising turn of events, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s $16.1 million London pub has been overrun by squatters. The York and Albany Pub, which was pending sale, is now barricaded by the intruders using Ramsay’s own kitchen appliances. The squatters, self-described as professional and using the space as their new home, have left the once-pristine pub in disarray with personal belongings and debris scattered about. The police, citing the situation as a civil matter, have taken a hands-o...

#2,254 - Seattle City Park excavator, miner and logger Steve Irwin back in park arrested for 3rd time

Seattle man, Steve Irwin, known for repeated attempts to establish a makeshift mining operation in Dr. Jose Rosal Park, has been arrested yet again. Irwin's latest antics involve using an excavator to dig for gold and construct a cabin within the park, leading to his third arrest in six months for violating a no-entry order. Despite his family's pleas for mental health and addiction treatment, Irwin continues to defy legal constraints, reflecting broader issues with how liberal cities manage...

#2,253 - Denver makes major shift in migrant response by extending support to six months but limiting spaces

Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston has announced a controversial shift in the city's immigration policy, which significantly reduces the duration new immigrants can stay in shelters—from 14-42 days to a mere 24-72 hours. This change primarily targets a small group, limiting the new six-month asylum seeker program to just 1,000 participants. Despite Denver's history as a sanctuary city encouraging migrants to settle there, the new policy effectively reduces the city's financial responsibilities tow...

#2,252 - Huge rise in illegal migrants beach landing on California shores to bypass border agents

Officials in the San Diego area are urging Congress to pass stricter U.S. border laws amid an increase in migrants arriving on the shores of California’s beaches by boat. In the most recent incident, a speedboat navigated between surfers and beachgoers before it was abandoned in the suburb of Carlsbad, just north of San Diego. Several videos of Saturday’s incident circulated on social media, showing the boat running ashore when at least 15 people jumped out and some of them ran to the stre...

#2,251 - AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH, SO HE USES A TRANSLATOR APP TO ROB A BANK

In an unconventional bank robbery attempt in Sandusky, Ohio, a 20-year-old Venezuelan national utilized a translator app to demand money from bank tellers. Identified as Yeon Brito Gonzalez, the suspect claimed he did not speak English and had used the app to communicate his demands. Despite his assertions of misunderstanding, law enforcement swiftly intervened. Sandusky Police Chief Jared Oliver highlighted the novelty of the situation, as it was the first instance of technology being used ...

#2,250 - Huge number of illegals crossing at San Diego propel Cali to #1 busiest illegal border crossing

San Diego has unexpectedly topped the charts in illegal immigrant crossings, surpassing sectors in Texas which traditionally held these figures. This shift follows the implementation of stringent border control measures by Texas, including controversial legislation allowing for the state-managed deportation of undocumented migrants. This enforcement push by Texas has funneled migrants toward more lenient states like California, specifically into the San Diego sector. The recent spike in cros...

#2,249 - San Fran Condo sells for about half of its price in 2019 reflecting a tanking market

Amid declining real estate values, a condo in San Francisco’s troubled Tenderloin district recently sold for half its 2019 purchase price. This stark drop, from $1.25 million to just $675,000, highlights deeper issues within specific micro-markets of the city, known for their challenges including high homeless rates and drug problems. Despite low interest rates during the pandemic boosting nationwide property values, San Francisco's real estate has not recovered, influenced by high commercia...

#2,248 - Blue state squatters put on notice with 'aggressive' law and order bill

In a potent critique of New York's handling of squatting issues, a new Republican-led legislative bill aims to instill stricter enforcement measures. The proposed bill targets the escalating squatting epidemic, exacerbated by lax enforcement and liberal housing policies, enabling quick evictions by law enforcement based on homeowners' reports. This legislative push highlights the growing frustration among property owners and law enforcement with the state's current liberal approach, which of...

#2,247 - Seattle's DT Doom Loop continues as Lululemon closes up shop at Pacific Place

Seattle is suffering another economic blow to its downtown core with the announcement that Lululemon will be leaving Pacific Place later this month. The clothier is not seeing the level of sales that’s needed at this location, according to one of the employees who spoke to KOMO News. About 20 people work at the business. The closing of Lululemon follows the departure of Fox’s Seattle, which has been a family-owned institution in the city for more than a century. The jewelry store is offeri...

#2,246 - Denver defunds its police force to pay for Illegal Immigrants

The Democratic-run city of Denver, Colorado, plans to defund its police department to pay for illegal immigrants. Denver, which is commonly referred to as a “sanctuary city,” announced on Wednesday that it will spend $89.9 million on services for incoming illegal migrants, pulling some of the funding from roughly $45 million in public programs and services. Denver’s police department will be hit with an $8.4 million reduction — about 1.9% of its total operating budget, the city confirmed to...

#2,245 - Man Arrested After Stripping Naked In Planet Fitness Women’s Locker Room Citing 'Gender Identity'

A man who claimed to identify as a woman to use the female locker room at Planet Fitness was arrested after fellow members called the police. In a recent incident at a Planet Fitness gym in Gastonia, North Carolina, Christopher Allan Miller, aged 38, was arrested after he stripped naked in the women's locker room. Members of the gym who believed Miller was abusing the policy which states transgender members can use the locker room of their "gender identity" promptly called the police for a...

#2,244 - Patriotic Dance team forced out of event - told American flag shirt made some feel ‘triggered and unsafe’ in Seattle

In a recent incident at the Emerald City Hoedown in Seattle, a women’s country line dance team was told to remove their American flag-themed shirts or leave the event, sparking controversy. The dance group was accused of making some attendees feel unsafe due to the patriotic imagery. The situation, which was reported by local media personality Jason Rantz, has ignited discussions about freedom of expression and perceived over-sensitivity in liberal cities like Seattle. Critics argue that suc...

#2,243- Dem St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones Says Business Owners Should Be Held ‘Accountable’ For Crimes

In a controversial move, Democratic St. Louis Mayor Tashara Jones is proposing a policy to hold local businesses accountable for crimes occurring on their premises. This shift comes amid a series of break-ins, suggesting a broader approach to crime management beyond traditional law enforcement. Mayor Jones believes businesses should be more involved in maintaining public safety, a stance that emerges from her insights gained at a black mayors' coalition. Her proposal has sparked debate about...

#2,242 - Insurance companies use drones and high-altitude balloons to spy on homes and deny coverage: report

Home insurance companies are increasingly using aerial images from drones and even high-altitude balloons as a tool to dump properties seen as higher risk, according to a report. Angry homeowners have reported losing their coverage after being told they had damaged roof shingles, debris in the backyard or having undeclared items such as swimming pools or trampolines, the Wall Street Journal reported. “We’ve seen a dramatic increase across the country in reports from consumers who’ve been d...

#2,241 - Public library staff demand security guards amid San Francisco street violence

San Francisco Public Library workers plan to rally Tuesday, demanding the city provide security guards at all branches to protect staff and patrons amid a rise in dangerous incidents. Most of the city's 28 library locations lack dedicated security officers, and librarians and other workers say they've been forced to intervene in dangerous situations that sometimes turn physical, according to a Monday press release from Service Employees International Union Local 1021, which represents libra...