3 MIN AGO: ICE & FBI STORM Chicago — 8818 Pounds of Fentanyl & 5,000 Sinaloa–CJNG Cartel Arrested At 4.00 AM, a massive federal operation detonated across Chicago, sending shockwaves through the nation’s criminal underworld and law-enforcement system. ICE and FBI task forces stormed key logistics hubs, uncovering a hidden alliance between the Sinaloa and CJNG cartels and corrupt insiders embedded within critical supply chains. What began as synchronized warehouse raids quickly exposed a nationwide fentanyl pipeline feeding America’s deadliest drug crisis. This investigation breaks down how federal agents dismantled a cartel network operating from the inside, seizing 8,818 pounds of fentanyl, uncovering military-grade weapons, and freezing hundreds of millions of dollars in illicit assets. As trusted officials were led away in handcuffs, the scale of betrayal stunned the country. This is the full story behind one of the most explosive federal crackdowns in recent U.S. history — and the consequences now rippling through the system. 00:00 The Chicago Dawn Raid 02:15 The 200 Million Dollar Empire 04:45 The “War Supply Chain” Exposed 06:30 The Betrayal: Officers in Handcuffs 08:15 The System Fights Back

Tim Walz puts Minnesota National Guard on standby after ICE officer fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis

Detroit and other US cities erupt in protest over ICE shooting in Minnesota

Dozens of Detroiters gathered in front of the ICE building on Michigan Avenue in the downtown area, protesting the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. As Minnesotans took to the streets, so did Detroiters, marching and chanting through the downtown area.

“Go to MSNBC!” Nancy Mace rips Ayanna Pressley apart at Minnesota Somali Fraud Hearing

Rep. Jim Jordan TORCHES Minnesota Democrats for BENEFITING From Fraudsters | Tim Walz | N18G

At a House Oversight Committee hearing, Rep. Jim Jordan questions witnesses regarding the $250 million 'Feeding Our Future' fraud in Minnesota. Witnesses, including MN Rep. Kristin Robbins and Rep. Marion Rarick, discuss the alleged involvement of the state Department of Education and Attorney General Keith Ellison. A recording from the Center of the American Experiment is cited, alleging Ellison's support for the group. Rep. Stephen Lynch also questions the panel.

Victor Davis Hanson: Under Trump, America Is Again ‘No Better Friend, No Worse Enemy’

Almost one year into his second term one thing is clear: President Donald Trump is neither an interventionist, nation-builder or an isolationist. Instead, Trump has seemingly adopted the foreign policy of President Andrew Jackson, guided by principles like “No better friend, no worse enemy.” However, Trump’s Jacksonian approach to the world stage comes with a slight twist, a “vise,” so to say, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words”: “If Maduro cannot put embargoed oil on sanctioned tankers and get to Cuba, then Cuba's going to have no ability to distill gasoline, nor will it have energy. And that's exactly what is happening. The Cuban economy is in a Trump vise. Are we going to bomb Cuba? No. Are we going to have a Bay of Pigs standoff or invasion? No. Are we going to have a Cuban Missile Crisis with China? No. We're going to have a Trump vise. And it's going to squeeze.”

Maduro Pleads Not Guilty To U.S. Charges, Lawmakers Briefed on Venezuela

Host Blake Burman discusses ousted Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro pleading not guilty to charges in a New York courtroom. During his first appearance, Maduro said he is "a decent man" who was "captured." Meanwhile, lawmakers were brief on the attack in Venezuela.

Maduro pleads not guilty in Manhattan federal court

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, pleaded not guilty Monday in their first New York court appearance after the U.S. captured them in a surprise attack.

Trump confirms U.S. strike on Venezuela; says Maduro and wife “captured”

President Donald Trump said the U.S. "successfully carried out a large scale strike against Venezuela" and said Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were "captured and flown out of the Country."

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson and drone expert Brett Velicovich discuss the indictment of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, the next steps for regime change in Venezuela and how a trial could play out.

 

Venezuelans CELEBRATE THANKING TRUMP For OVERTHROWING Socialist Dictator In EPIC Military Operation!

Inside Williamsburg: The Hidden World of New York’s Orthodox Jews

 

In the United States, they make up a very visible yet inaccessible community: the ultra-Orthodox Jews. Most of the 200,000-strong community live in New York and are flag bearers for the more conservative and religious branch of Judaism. Recognisable by their outfits, they have a strict dress code and live by even stricter rules. We gained exclusive access to their world and heard from a family expelled from the community for breaking those rules. Orthodox Jews live in a vacuum on the fringes of the modern world. They marry solely within their community and – as contraception is banned in most circumstances – their families often exceed six children. Their entire life is determined by religion, following judaic practices which have not changed since the 18th century. The sexes are strictly segregated. They speak Yiddish, the language of Eastern European Jews before the Second World War. Within the most rigorous branches, men devote their entire lives to the study of religion and women only work in mainstream society to provide for the family’s needs. Children are educated in Orthodox schools, which focus mainly on religious education. We follow the Katz family, with their nine children, during their daily life as they prepare for Easter celebrations. In New York, ultra-Orthodox Jews are long established and accepted but, as their community spreads out, tensions are starting to appear. In Monroe, a small town in the New York suburbs, which is now home to thousands of Hasidic Jews, their presence and lifestyle is challenging local communities. Signs telling people to dress modestly in streets where Orthodox Jews live have not been well received. As for those who make efforts to abandon this tight-knit community, they pay a heavy price: rejection by their closest friends and family and the discovery of a modern world which they scarcely know. This documentary was produced by Nova Productions and directed by Bethsabée Zarka, Stéphane Jobert. It was first released in 2025.

A Day In The Life of a Hasidic Family in Brooklyn!

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