Friday, July 24, 2026
Black on Black murder
Jealous teen shot dead his girlfriend, 15, and her younger brother after chilling threat: cops
Published July 24, 2026, 7:10 a.m. PT
Funny that no Mosque catch fire!
Buffalo, New York’s Old St. Ann’s Catholic Church Burns Down in Arson Attack as Islamic Community Pushes to Convert it Into Mosque
A historic church in Buffalo, New York, caught fire again this week, and it was determined to be the result of arson.
St. Ann’s Catholic Church was built in 1886.
It permanently closed down in August 2024 and was sold to an Islamic community for $250,000.
There is now a push to turn the historic Catholic church into a mosque.
On Tuesday, a second fire tore through the church in one week.
Last weekend, firefighters battled a three-alarm fire at the church.
On Wednesday, investigators determined the fire was the result of arson.
WGRZ reported:
The Buffalo Fire Department was once again called to fight a fire at the former St. Ann’s Church on Broadway, with investigators determining arson as its cause.
A spokesperson for Buffalo Fire told 2 On Your Side that fire crews were sent to the site of the former church at around 5:45 p.m. Tuesday for reports that another fire had started in the building. They add that fire investigators have ruled the cause of the fire as arson.
Firefighters were able to find the fire and extinguish it before it spread to most of the building. It is unknown exactly where the fire was in the building and how badly the building was damaged.
This is the second fire that was started at the former church in just the past week. Last Friday, Buffalo Fire tackled a three-alarm fire at the site and in January, a four-alarm fire ripped through the church’s neighboring building, the former St. Ann’s Roman Catholic School. That first fire destroyed much of the inside of the former school, however the exterior is still standing.
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Vanity
Jon Ossoff Spends Thousands on ‘Makeup Services’ From Artist Who Worked on Hollywood Blockbusters Like ‘The Notebook’
Ossoff has spent more on makeup than any federal candidate this year, beating out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib
Fighting forced and slave labor produced products worldwide
US imposes new tariffs on dozens of trade partners over 'forced labour' imports
The new levies, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, will come into effect just as the current ones are set to expire.
Friday 24 July 2026 07:31, UK
The usual response from the pro criminal, anti police racists...stay alive stop doing stupid things!
Police fatally shoot black male amid arrest in Madison, Wisconsin; police chief says male hurt cop with knife; protests ensue
JULY 23, 2026
'This was an execution, and it never should have happened,' a Democrat state representative running for governor said.
Police in Madison, Wisconsin, fatally shot a male who a pulled knife and injured an officer amid an arrest Wednesday afternoon, the police chief said — and the incident has sparked protests.
Social media video of the shooting went viral, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported, adding that some Wisconsin politicians have criticized police. ABC News said the fatally shot male was black.
'It's an absolute tragedy when a member of our community is killed by anyone, but especially by the police.'
Madison Police Chief John Patterson said there is no bodycam video of the shooting since no frontline officers have body cameras, the paper reported.
The fatally shot male was suspected of stealing bicycles and attempting to enter unlocked cars, the paper said, adding that when police located him, he fled on a bicycle.
Multiple officers tried to restrain and arrest the male, and a struggle occurred at the intersection of Williamson and South Baldwin Streets around 1:35 p.m., the paper said.
Chief Patterson at a Wednesday news conference said the male drew a knife and injured one officer during the arrest attempt, and the officer then shot and killed the male, the paper reported.
Officials have not publicly identified the fatally shot male, the paper added, only saying that he was in his 30s.
More from the Journal Sentinel:
Videos of the attempted arrest and shooting, reviewed and verified by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, showed three officers struggling with the man. Officers can be heard yelling "he's got a knife." Another officer approaches and shouts "Taser" and attempts to use a stun gun on the man, who appears to fall over or is pulled down by an officer.
As the man is on the ground, one of the officers shoots the man three times and another officer briefly covers her mouth with her hand. Officers subsequently can be seen attempting to tend to the man.
The paper said state Rep. Francesca Hong — a lifelong Madison resident and leading candidate in the Democratic primary field for governor — criticized the shooting and stood with others at the shooting scene Wednesday evening.
"I am horrified and devastated," she said in a statement posted to social media, the Journal Sentinel said. "This was an execution, and it never should have happened."
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, also a Democrat running for governor, said in a statement he was horrified by the shooting and likened it to prior police shootings in Kenosha and Minneapolis, the paper said.
"Each incident reopens deep wounds, raises difficult questions, and reminds us of the urgent work that remains to build trust, transparency, and accountability in our systems," Crowley said, according to the Journal Sentinel.
Democrat Gov. Tony Evers — who endorsed Crowley days ago — asked protesters to remain peaceful and respectful, the paper said.
"There must be transparency and accountability in any investigation moving forward," Evers said in an X post, the paper said. "We will continue to keep the loved ones and family of the individual who was killed in our hearts and prayers. His life mattered."
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, also a Democrat, said in a statement she was angered and saddened by the shooting, the Journal Sentinel reported.
"There is real pain in our city right now," the mayor said, according to the paper. "It's an absolute tragedy when a member of our community is killed by anyone, but especially by the police."
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