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‘A Quiet Place 2’ continues the silent tension in a smart, fast-paced sequel
After a surprising blockbuster, star and director John Krasinski returns for “A Quiet Place 2,” a sequel attempting to match the silent theater experience of the original. Opening with brief visit to Day One of the “invasion,” Lee (Krasinski) and his family are caught up in a struggle to survive.
DOJ vs FDA: Vaccine mandates vs Emergency Use Authorization and the right to REFUSE THE VACCINE
After the Department of Veterans Affairs sent an email to all employees mandating that all its health care personnel receive the COVID-19 shots, the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued an absurd Memorandum Opinion (memo) that completely ignores the law. NOTE: FDA EMERGENCY USE AUTHORIZATION FDA must ensure that recipients of the vaccine
Former MacDill AFB Airman gets 15 years in federal prison for the sexual exploitation of children
On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Susan C. Bucklew sentenced 24-year-old Trevor Mayer of Sheldon, Iowa to 15 years and 8 months in federal prison for producing material depicting the sexual exploitation of children. Mayer was also ordered to serve a 15-year term of supervised release and to register as a
Tampa man, Terrance Lee Hester Jr., gets five years for setting fire to Fowler Ave Champs Sports store
Today, 21-year-old Tampa man, Terrance Lee Hester Jr. was sentenced to five years in federal prison for damaging or destroying by fire the Champs Sports store at 2301 East Fowler Avenue in Tampa. According to court documents, the events that led to Hester’s conviction occurred around midnight on May 31,
John Cooney sentenced to 12 years in federal prison after Orlando kiddie social media porn bust
U.S. District Judge Roy B. Dalton, Jr. has sentenced John Robert Cooney (54, Orlando) to 12 years in federal prison for receiving images of children being sexually abused using an online social media application (app). The court also ordered Cooney to register as a sex offender and forfeit the electronic
USMC to Host Free Football Clinic at Jesuit High School
United States Marine Corps Sports Leadership Academy will train hundreds of high school athletes at its Built to Lead Football event Saturday, June 26th at Jesuit High School (4701 N Himes Ave, Tampa, FL 33614). USMC’s Built to Lead Football provides participants with first-class instruction from elite local coaches. It
DOJ vs FDA: Vaccine mandates vs Emergency Use Authorization and the right to REFUSE THE VACCINE
After the Department of Veterans Affairs sent an email to all employees mandating that all its health care personnel receive the COVID-19 shots, the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued an absurd Memorandum Opinion (memo) that completely ignores the law. NOTE: FDA EMERGENCY USE AUTHORIZATION FDA must ensure that recipients of the vaccine
Ron DeSantis calls for a stop to school mask mandates, Issues executive order
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis  was joined by Florida parents, students, elected officials and community leaders as he called for a stop to school mask mandates, reinforcing that every parent should have the right to choose what is best for their child. “The federal government has no right to tell parents that
Churches in Canada, Portland burned, vandalized: ‘growing anti-religious and anti-Christian hatred’
A number of churches in the Canada and the United States have been vandalized by criminals, some of whom claim to be acting in response to recent revelations around the horrifying mistreatment of indigenous children in Canada at the hands of mostly Catholic-run schools. Officials are still investigating the incidents.
Vibrio vulnificus fatality reported in Duval County
The Florida Department of Health (DOH) reported the sixth Vibrio vulnificus death of the year in Duval County this week, according to DOH data published today. To date, fatalities have been reported in Duval, Escambia, Lee, Manatee (2) and Polk counties. The DOH has reported 16 total cases through July