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[ID: Wow. Proponents of the ICE taser gloves are openly saying that one reason they love the gloves is that they doesn’t leave any marks or proof that they were used, making it harder for people to sue when they’re shocked excessively. https://t.co/A1mrIWwIoc pic.twitter.com/wdGrwFk4GN

— Aaron Reichlin-Melnick (@ReichlinMelnick) August 15, 2026]

University Baptist Church in the Dinkytown area is part of the Alliance of Baptists and the American Baptist Churches USA, which both won the temporary injunction in the District of Massachusetts in February 2026 against the Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies forbidding the department from taking “immigration enforcement action” at any of their churches. That injunction signed by U.S. District Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV includes banning “arrest, seizure, search, interrogation, questioning, interview or investigation.”

The injunction states that violations of the order could lead to sanctions or penalties for defendants, who include officials and agents working with Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.

Federal reports released in the conspiracy case against 15 anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota this week show that an undercover federal agent attended a training session of what the government described as a left-wing martial arts group in University Baptist Church’s gymnasium on May 28.

[ID: A 22-year-old bagel shop worker just became Rutherford County, Tennessee’s first openly gay elected official. rainbow flag emoji

Brendan Doughtie knocked on roughly 1,500 doors and won 890–698.

His original political inspiration?

Trying to protect hermit crabs. 🐚 pic.twitter.com/CK6zCVEsHI

— B-Gay.com (@BGayCom) August 14, 2026]

[ID: Remember when Al Gore made "global warming" a household term and in the "Inconvenient Truth" he stated horrific CO2 levels in 50 years?

We've reach the levels he warned about, and it took just 20 years. We surpassed it in 2026.

For the research, Jacob Grumbach, an associate professor at at the University of California at Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, analyzed how S&P 500 companies fared after Trump’s January executive order. He used what economists define as “abnormal returns” – the difference between how a stock was expected to perform versus how it actually performed – to isolate the impact of a company’s DEI decision.