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Snopes admits Biden wore construction hard hat backwards in 'fact check' reversal
The left-leaning fact check site Snopes reversed one of its rulings this weekend to admit that President Biden did, in fact, wear a construction hard hat backwards.
Biden was pictured during a visit to union workers in Wisconsin alongside Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn. The photo clearly shows Biden wearing the hard hat backwards, with the strap and tightening knob clearly visible.
Snopes’ initial fact check, published Friday, attempted to explain the appearance.
“The photo is genuine. And it does look, at first glance, like Biden was wearing that hard hat backwards. But after comparing it to other photos and videos of the same event, we were forced to reach the opposite conclusion: The hat on Biden’s head was facing forward, bill to the front, not backward,” Snopes claimed.
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The left-leaning political fact checker Snopes reversed one of its rulings this weekend to admit that President Biden did, in fact, wear a construction hard hat backwards. (Twitter @amyklobuchar)
Social media users blasted the determination, however, as hard hats universally have the tightening strap on the back. After weathering a storm on social media, Snopes offered an update reversing the fact check.
“The prevailing counter-argument is that if the suspension of the hat has been purposely configured by its owner such that the bill and tightening knob are worn to the back (as was the case of the hat Biden wore), to wear that hat with the bill facing forward is, practically speaking, to wear it backwards. Therefore, it’s argued, it’s actually true that, in the photo op discussed below, Biden was wearing it backwards. The strap and tightening knob, which should have been behind Biden’s head, were on his forehead.”
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In other pictures of Biden’s visit to Wisconsin, the owner of the helmet can be seen wearing it properly, with the tightening strap to the rear.
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The owner of the hard hat Biden wore, second from the left, could be seen wearing it properly as he greets the president.
“Thanks to all who argued on behalf of this correction,” Snopes’ note read.
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DHS arrests armed man with extra ammunition for alleged assault of officer at late-night Minneapolis riot
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FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Homeland Security says it arrested a man in Minneapolis Wednesday night who assaulted a federal immigration agent while carrying a gun and box of ammunition.
The incident occurred several hours after DHS says a separate agent was attacked by an illegal migrant from Venezuela with a shovel. The illegal migrant was shot in the leg, prompting riots to escalate in the city shortly after.
“Last night during a riot in Minneapolis, a U.S. citizen was arrested for assaulting officers while carrying a firearm,” DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News Digital.
“The individual showed up to the protest with a gun and a box of ammunition in a bag. The individual threatened violence against law enforcement officers while pointing at his bag.
Hours earlier, DHS officials reported a separate confrontation in which an undocumented Venezuelan migrant was shot in the leg by an ICE officer after allegedly attacking the agent with a shovel. The incidents have coincided with intense protests after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent. (Dept. of Homeland Security)
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“After law enforcement deployed crowd control measures to calm an increasingly volatile crowd, the individual kicked a metal smoke canister at officers. He then pushed an officer, and he was arrested for assault,” McLaughlin explained.
“While being arrested, he stated he had a firearm, which was located along with a box of ammunition. He was not carrying his concealed carry permit. This is not the peaceful protesting that the First Amendment protects.”
Tensions in Minneapolis have been high as days of riots ravage the city and federal law enforcement officers face off with agitators.
Riots began shortly after 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was killed by an ICE agent during an altercation in Minneapolis last week.
A firework was set off near the site of a shooting in Minneapolis Jan. 14. (Abbie Parr/AP Photo)
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem referred to the Good as a “domestic terrorist,” alleging she used her vehicle as a weapon after obstructing ICE agents on the roadway.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told ICE to “get the f— out of Minneapolis” during a news conference after Good’s death, and Gov. Tim Walz criticized DHS, posting to X that he saw the video, and referred to Noem’s explanation of the incident as a part of a “propaganda machine.”
On Thursday, President Donald Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act if people in Minnesota continue to disobey the law and endanger federal officers.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called for peace amid violent protests directed toward federal authorities. (Getty Images)
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“If the corrupt politicians of Minnesota don’t obey the law and stop the professional agitators and insurrectionists from attacking the Patriots of I.C.E., who are only trying to do their job, I will institute the INSURRECTION ACT, which many Presidents have done before me, and quickly put an end to the travesty that is taking place in that once great State,” Trump posted to TRUTH Social.
Should President Trump invoke the legislation signed into law in 1807, he would be allowed to send National Guardsmen into the area to stabilize control and reduce violence.
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Dylan Larkin’s tiebreaking goal in 3rd period sends Detroit Red Wings to 4-2 win over San Jose Sharks
Dylan Larkin scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and the surging Detroit Red Wings beat the San Jose Sharks 4-2 on Friday night.
Marco Kasper scored his first goal in 37 games and added an assist to help Detroit win for the fifth time in six games. Alex DeBrincat scored his team-high 25th goal and J.T. Compher had the other goal for the Red Wings.
Lucas Raymond had three assists and James van Riemsdyk added two. John Gibson made 20 saves.
Will Smith scored for San Jose in his return from an upper-body injury that cost him 13 games. Collin Graf had the other Sharks goal and Macklin Celebrini, the NHL’s third-leading scorer with 72 points, added an assist. Celebrini has 32 points in his last 18 games.
Yaroslav Askarov stopped 21 shots for the Sharks, who had won seven of nine.
Detroit converted on its first power play when Raymond set up DeBrincat, who ripped a one-timer from the left circle into the net.
Smith tied it midway through the first period after Celebrini’s shot from the high slot tumbled over Gibson and rolled toward the goal line. Smith tucked the puck into the net.
Graf tipped in a pass from Nick Leddy at 1:58 of the second to give the Sharks the lead. Kasper’s pass through the legs of a defender set up Compher’s goal five minutes later, tying it 2-all.
Larkin jammed the puck between the post and Askarov’s pad at 4:41 of the third to give the Red Wings a 3-2 advantage. Kasper ended his scoring drought on an empty-netter with 1:32 remaining.
Sharks: Visit the Florida Panthers on Monday.
Red Wings: Host the Ottawa Senators on Sunday.
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Each year, the King Community Center becomes a gathering place to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. From daily programs that serve families throughout the year to a special celebration on King Day, the center continues to carry forward Dr. King’s mission of community, unity, and service.
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That mission is reflected throughout the building, which Director Dee McCollum describes as a safe and welcoming space for the community. “In the walls of this King Center is a safe haven and that is modeled off of what Dr. King preached,” McCollum said.
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Located in King Park, the King Community Center offers something for people of all ages. On any given day, community members can be found using the fitness center, attending meetings, or playing basketball in the gym.
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King Community Center celebrates 50 years of service with annual MLK Day event
For many residents, the center provides a much-needed escape and sense of balance. Milwaukee resident Mac Miller said the space has become an important outlet in his daily life. “It’s been giving me an outlet, like a perfect outlet when I’m stressed out, have things going on. I come up here, leave my stress, go back about my day,” Miller said.
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Walking through the King Community Center, it’s clear the building represents more than recreation. It has long served as a cornerstone for the neighborhood, and this June, the center will mark a major milestone as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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That spirit of community will be on full display Monday when the center hosts its annual King Day celebration. McCollum said attendees can expect a wide range of performances and speakers that reflect the center’s inclusive mission. “You can expect poets, singers, a six-year-old who plays the violin like an angel, and an awesome guest speaker, Pastor Locke,” she said.
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As the community comes together to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy, the King Community Center remains committed to serving as a place rooted in history, connection, and service for generations to come.
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration will be held Monday, Jan. 19. Keynote speaker will be Pastor Kenneth R. Lock II, pastor and founder of Evolve Church.
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