This is Fenn Church of Shelby County, AL. He's pleading with @alabamapower to move their lines a mere 200 yards so his farmland and home where he's retiring isn't ransacked. They've condemned his land, dozers are ready to roll, and they've ignored my efforts to intervene. WATCH👇

Team Iron Will, Respectfully request your prayers. Iron Will has a horrible ear infection. We’ve been treating it, but today, he was definitely not himself. His legs were hurting, one knee was swollen and he was feeling miserable. To the point he couldn’t walk (or certainly didn’t feel up to it). Freaked us out, so we brought him to the ER. X-rays came back clear. Bloodwork is a little off, but possibly the result of the infection. They’re thinking he may have something called “toxic or transient synovitis.” Crazy stuff! Results from something like an ear infection or a virus, and causes sudden hip pain, knee or thigh pain and limping in children. The stuff I learn with the wee little man’s assistance! Stronger antibiotic inbound and then we have to watch him closely for the next 48hrs. So we’d greatly appreciate your prayers for his recovery. I’ll let you know when he’s good-to-go. Thank you! #IronWill #DownSyndromeAdvocacy

🚨 TRUMP: “WE’LL BUY ARGENTINE BEEF.” Reporters asked what he’d say to U.S. ranchers losing their shirts. His answer? “Argentina is fighting for its life… they’re dying.” Meanwhile, 77 American cattle producers a day are going out of business.

A Florida man found a legal loophole to block a Flock surveillance camera using a 12-foot-tall protest sign. 77-year-old Carl Gunn legally blocks a Flock license plate camera in St. Petersburg, Florida, by sitting on a public sidewalk and holding a 12-foot pool skimmer pole with a “DOWN WITH FLOCK CAMERAS” sign. Because he remains on public property and never touches the equipment, police confirmed his protest is lawful.