Mick's Morning News- Monday

Pipe Bomb In Truck Blocks Traffic In Brevard County

(Brevard County, FL) -- A pipe bomb found in a truck prompted road closures and one arrest in Brevard County. Sheriff Wayne Ivey said the incident happened Friday near Deering Parkway Road near U.S. 1 and Interstate 95.Authorities say the suspect taken into custody was upset about recently being fired and had planned to attack radio towers. The case is under investigation.

Proud Boys Leaders Sue DOJ Over Jan. 6 Prosecutions

(Undated) -- Five members of the Proud Boys who took part in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot are suing the Department of Justice for millions over what they call a "political prosecution" that violated their rights. The 100-million-dollar lawsuit was filed in Florida by Henry 'Enrique' Tarrio, Joseph Biggs, Zachary Rehl and Ethan Nordean, who all held leadership roles, as well as Dominic Pezzola. The group leaders were found guilty of seditious conspiracy while Pezzola was acquitted of that charge but convicted of other serious felonies. President Trump issued a sweeping clemency order granting pardons to almost all the defendants who stormed the Capitol, and now the lawsuit could force his Justice Department to defend the prosecutions under then-President Biden or pay damages to the group.

Pro-Israel March Held In Miami-Dade County

(Aventura, FL)-- A Broward County man has a personal connection to the attack on Jews in Colorado. Sixteen people were hurt last week in Boulder when an illegal immigrant allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at a group marching against anti-Semitism. One of those hurt was a childhood friend of Hollywood's Jason Wasser. Wasser was in Aventura yesterday for a three-mile march against anti-Semitism. He says in 2025, he never thought this would be the state of our country. About five hundred people took part in the march.

Today in History

1959, the United States launched its first nuclear sub with ballistic missiles, The George Washington.

1943, Congress authorized legislation signaling the go-ahead for a withholding tax.

1822, the first patent for false teeth was given to Charles Graham.