Day: December 15, 2025
DOH backs inclusion of MAIFIP funding in 2026 budget
The DOH has expressed support for the inclusion of the funding for the MAIFIP and special provisions for its implementation in the 2026 proposed budget.
Somali fraud probe in Minnesota underscores growing warnings on cash reaching extremists
Minnesota Somali fraud scandal totals millions but investigation also reveals chilling possible links to terrorism financing and raises ISIS recruitment concerns nationwide.
Strange celebrity ‘naked Christmas tree’ trend sparks pushback: ‘Ornaments are a must’
Minimalist Christmas trees are sparking debate as some call them elegant, while others say they won’t give up traditional ornament-filled trees and cherished family memories.
Are you too old to shovel snow? Experts reveal the hidden heart risks
Snow shoveling creates hidden heart strain similar to cardiac stress tests. Learn safer techniques and warning signs to protect your cardiovascular health.
FBI arrests 4 alleged members of radical pro-Palestinian group accused of plotting New Year’s Eve bombings
FBI disrupts credible terrorist threat, arresting four members of radical pro-Palestinian extremist group allegedly planning coordinated Los Angeles bombings.
House Republicans allege DC police downgraded crime classifications to manipulate statistics
Congressional report alleges D.C. police chief pressured district commanders to downgrade crime classifications.
Democrats press hard on Epstein files after years of sporadic interest under Biden
Political tensions rise over Jeffrey Epstein files as Rep. Jamie Raskin accuses Trump administration of suppressing evidence while Republicans cite Democratic inaction.
College basketball coach furious after shooting at Brown University: ‘It’s the guns’
USC Trojans women’s basketball head coach Lindsay Gottlieb suggested tighter gun restrictions after two people were killed at Brown University.
Brown University shooting victim identified as Ella Cook: ‘An incredible light’
Alabama student Ella Cook identified as victim in Brown University shooting that killed two and wounded nine. Church confirms sophomore’s death in campus tragedy.
Minneapolis mayor’s awkward Somali food stunt backfires — and Sara Gonzales’ taste test sets off the left
Democrat Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is taking a stand for Somalians following the discovery that billions of Minnesota taxpayer dollars went to Somalian fraud, and he’s doing it by recording himself trying to eat their food.
The key word is “trying.”
On December 5, the mayor sat down at a Somali restaurant with a few Somalis while the camera rolled. However, the camera caught Frey’s odd facial expressions as he slowly chewed the rice and beans for what seemed to be forever.
“Jacob Frey … was not enjoying the Somalian food that he was eating,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales comments, explaining that his failed attempt at making Somalian food look good inspired her to try it herself.
“Is Somalian food as bad as Jacob Frey makes it look?” Gonzales asks, before trying it.
Gonzales tries the food but can’t stomach more than a few bites. And because her reaction was so negative, she received a barrage of angry comments from the left.
“Jacob Frey kind of started it. He made me curious, and he was correct in his facial expressions, and I just — it’s so crazy how you can get death threats over something like that from liberals,” Gonzales comments.
One user on the app X messaged Gonzales, writing, “Your heads [sic] gonna end up on a stick you dumb bitch. … You’re gonna’ get assassinated. Except your [sic] way less relevant than Charlie Kirk.”
“I can’t even explain why people are so pressed that Sara Gonzales said, ‘Somalian food sucks,’” Gonzales says.
“Checked it off my bucket list,” she continues. “Jacob Frey was correct.”
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