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THREE PEOPLE WERE ALLEGEDLY EXECUTED AT THEIR WORKPLACE—and most of America’s national media apparently could not be bothered to tell you.
Not one victim. Three.
Nansi Fuentes Zambrano, 25.
Dena Silcox, 56.
Adam Wilwerding, 43.
Police say Tsegaab Binessu walked into the leasing office of his St. Paul apartment complex following a dispute over a $65-a-month parking contract and methodically opened fire. Surveillance footage allegedly captured him shooting Wilwerding six times and Silcox six times.
Fuentes Zambrano was reportedly shot as she desperately tried to escape through a window. Investigators recovered 21 shell casings.
This was not merely “a shooting.” It was not an argument in which somebody lost control for one terrible second. Authorities describe three deliberate, execution-style killings—three separate murder charges, three lives erased and three families shattered.
The complaint also says Binessu complained that he had been treated unfairly because he was Black and an immigrant and expressed hatred for “the American system.” Whether prosecutors ultimately prove that racial grievance motivated these killings remains to be seen—but apparently even that allegation was not enough to make this massacre nationally newsworthy.
Where were the breathless national broadcasts?
Where were the special panels examining hatred, grievance and radicalization?
Where were the reporters demanding to know how three innocent employees could allegedly be executed over a parking-space contract?
For most of the national press: silence.
Local Minnesota journalists covered it. A handful of national publications covered it. But many of the enormous media institutions that can turn one crime into a weeklong national reckoning appear to have treated three murdered Americans as a regional footnote.
And that is the scandal behind the massacre.
The media do not merely report the national conversation. They manufacture it by deciding which victims matter, which criminals fit the preferred narrative and which inconvenient atrocities disappear beneath the fold.
When a crime can be used to lecture America, it receives wall-to-wall coverage before the facts are even known.
When the facts threaten the approved storyline, suddenly the media discover caution, nuance and “local-news judgment.”
Three human beings were allegedly executed while doing their jobs. Their names should be known. Their families deserve attention. The public deserves the full truth.
Journalism that selectively recognizes victims is not journalism. It is propaganda through omission.
This is big news for America's skilled workforce. @BlackRock@Google@Ford@Carhartt are stepping up, funding apprenticeships and on-the-job training that create real careers with no college debt. That's the private sector putting American workers first.
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Mayors in Puerto Rico continue ILLEGALLY taxing federal recovery projects, despite orders to stop.
This taxpayer fraud should be low-hanging fruit for @JDVance, @USAttyBrady, @SaysSimonson and other members of the @WHFraudTF
https://t.co/oV1bIduDgA
Proud to join a broad coalition of taxpayer, consumer, and free-market groups in support of the Recycled Materials Attribution Act, introduced by @RepLangworthy.
This bipartisan bill replaces a confusing patchwork of rules with a clear national standard for recycled-content claims, updates the FTC’s outdated Green Guides, and recognizes advanced recycling technologies. It delivers clarity for consumers and certainty for innovators.
Congress should support and pass the RMAA.
Here's the letter:
https://t.co/JD1NWlWtd3
Puerto Rico Mayors’ Desperate Effort to Keep Stealing American Tax Dollars
On June 25, I sent a letter to the inspectors general of DHS, HUD, and DOE warning that several mayors in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico are diverting federal reconstruction dollars away from critical infrastructure projects through illegal construction excise taxes.
Now, 12 of these mayors are on a last-minute, desperate lobbying trip to Washington to try and rescue their illegal cash grab from American taxpayers.
As background, these mayors are currently taxing the federal government anywhere from five to ten percent of a federal project’s total cost, diminishing the value of recovery funds, raising the cost of reconstruction, and worst of all, defrauding federal taxpayers.
Take the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Río Puerto Nuevo Flood Risk Management Project in San Juan as an example. The Corps recently awarded a $1 billion contract to widen a vital channel and strengthen flood protection for the capital city. But under Puerto Rico’s illegal municipal tax and steal scheme, 10 percent of the project will be diverted from flood protection and into local government coffers.
Every dollar taken by San Juan on this project is one less dollar that can go toward saving lives during a flood. And the same rule applies to every federal project on the island.
The bipartisan Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico (FOMB) has repeatedly warned this tax is an impediment to Puerto Rico’s recovery and violates PROMESA and is against the Fiscal Plan. Yet, the FOMB has waffled on taking the Commonwealth or these Mayors to Federal Court. Why? This is common sense.
We at Frontiers of Freedom agree with these responsible federal authorities. Taxpayer funded recovery dollars are meant to rebuild Puerto Rico, not bankroll their local coffers.
We encourage the Trump administration to address these concerns with the mayors and to defend mainland taxpayers against waste, fraud, and abuse.
@JoseADelgadoEND@gruizkuilan@jayfonsecapr@cate_long@NTU@RepGregSteube@repkevinhern@RepValHoyle@FEMARegion2@PR51democrat@FOMBPR@Jenniffer@EricBachier@AguadaNuevo@municipiojuncos@RepPabloJose@USACEHQ@usdaRD
A NJ economist writes in @StarLedger that NJ’s Forbidding the Algorithmic Inflation of Rent (FAIR) Act (A3497/S451) risks reducing competition and market efficiency, which could cause an unintended spike in rental rates across the board. https://t.co/QyMhaXGP8Y #FAIRact #NewJersey #NJ @GovSherrillNJ
A great article written by my friend, Tom Del Beccaro -- 10 Reasons the DSA Isn’t the Fringe, It’s the Democrats' Heir Apparent
https://t.co/BSspyaeLdz
Great news: The Washington Times Editorial Board strongly defends America’s 2020 decision to open the full 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi — a clear policy win that supercharges home and business internet while keeping U.S. tech companies in the lead.
China wants the world to follow its closed, Huawei-controlled model. The Trump administration is rightly holding the line. We must defend this American success at the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference.
America’s Wi-Fi policy works. We should stand by it.
https://t.co/yZUw5h9SRc
Our new 737 MAX North Line in Everett, Washington, is up and running. This fourth 737 production line will help expand capacity to meet customer demand. ✈️
🏃Now, we’re running too — #TeamBoeing is gearing up for a July 10 relay to hand off the baton from the original home of the 737 in Renton to the line in Everett. The relay symbolizes the strong connection between the two sites as they both build the future of the 737.
Until then, check out this sneak peek inside the factory.
This is what private-sector led growth looks like – zero government mandate, zero federal program, $100M in private capital to train 50,000 skilled workers. The free market identified the need and moved to meet it.
https://t.co/mzTieb7kO2
I wrote an article on America's 250th Anniversary and the importance of our nation's founding principles. It was published at Townhall. https://t.co/Y2XorHX3dM
Federal watchdogs must investigate whether Puerto Rico’s municipalities are unlawfully siphoning recovery dollars through local construction taxes, fees, penalties, and interest.
Frontiers of Freedom is calling on the @DHSOIG, @HUDOIG, and @energy IG to get answers.
Recovery funds should rebuild Puerto Rico, not bankroll local budgets.
Puerto Rico’s federal recovery dollars are intended to rebuild the island’s grid, water systems, housing, and public facilities.
But @VisitaGuayama and @MHumacao are treating @HUD, @DHSgov and @fema projects as their 🐷Bank, using construction taxes to take a cut from recovery work – all under @Jenniffer’s watch.
That means higher costs, slower rebuilding, and a bigger burden on American taxpayers.
Allowing our civilization to collapse would be devastating. We all owe @ElonMusk a huge thanks because he has saved free speech and is standing up for many important values that made America the shining city on the hill. At the Frontiers of Freedom Institute, we also work to preserve America’s traditions of freedom and opportunity! And we thank @ElonMusk for his patriotic work to preserve America’s greatness!
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Attorney/Author @GLandrith is joining us tonight.
California elections, UK protests over police handling of Henry Nowak murder, and ongoing violence from ICE protesters at Newark, NJ, detention facility.
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