Ryan Wesley Routh, 59, has been found guilty on all charges related to his attempted assassination of Donald Trump during a rally in Florida in September 2024. After a two-week trial, the jury returned its verdict convicting Routh on five federal counts, including attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate, assaulting a federal officer, and multiple firearms violations. Prosecutors presented evidence that Routh carefully planned the attack, traveling with weapons and attempting to position himself for a clear shot before being subdued by Secret Service agents. Witness testimony and forensic analysis linked him directly to the attempt, showing what officials…
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Hamas authorities in Gaza have executed three men accused of working with Israel, as part of efforts to stifle growing resistance inside the territory. The men were identified by a local Hamas official and were killed after being blindfolded and forced to kneel before a crowd. The executions were filmed and widely shared on social media, showing a public reading of their sentence under what Hamas described as “revolutionary rulings.” A warning message was subsequently placed on the bodies labeling them as traitors who collaborated with the occupation. Officials say this action aims to send a stark warning to others…
Israeli forces are pushing further into Gaza City in a ground offensive focused on dismantling Hamas’s power there. Key objectives include disabling both above-ground and underground infrastructure used by Hamas, rescuing remaining hostages, and reducing security threats. Authorities say several Palestinian divisions have escalated operations in Hamas strongholds, prompting the movement of tens of thousands of civilians south to what are designated safer zones. To support displaced residents, relief supplies are staging at the Kerem Shalom crossing, with aid organizations preparing deliveries of tents, medicine, food, and medical equipment. Meanwhile, damage to hospitals has forced at least two medical facilities…
Greg Rogers, a former FBI special agent and current professor at Utah Valley University, has warned that the assassination of Charlie Kirk may mark a troubling shift in political violence—one that increasingly targets ordinary citizens rather than only high-profile leaders. Rogers, who spent three decades in the Bureau, explained that while past political attacks often focused on figures such as presidents or governors, recent cases suggest that violence tied to political anger is becoming more widespread and less predictable. He contrasted Kirk’s killing with other recent politically charged incidents, noting that while they differ in visibility and scale, they share…
Rob Parsons, owner of Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, New Hampshire, strongly condemned the gunman who opened fire during a wedding, calling him a “coward” and saying the act will not define the community. The tragedy occurred on the night of September 20, when 23-year-old Hunter Nadeau allegedly stormed the club, reportedly shouting “Free Palestine” before firing into a crowd of more than 100 guests. The attack killed 59-year-old Robert DeCesare, who was dining with his wife and daughter, and wounded two others. During courtroom proceedings, Parsons read a statement from DeCesare’s wife, Charlene, who declared she would remain…
Cornell Neilly, the man dubbed the “Burberry Bandit,” has been released on supervised release despite recent allegations that he robbed five banks across New York City in a single month. Neilly, 35, was arrested after a spree of incidents between mid-August and mid-September in which he allegedly approached bank tellers and demanded cash via written notes. In one case, he allayed fears by taking a small amount of money; in others, tellers triggered alarms and he fled. Despite having a criminal history of at least 34 prior arrests—including earlier bank robberies—he was released by Judge Jeffrey Gershuny, who reportedly declined…
A pastor has claimed that the Rapture—the end-times event described in Christian scripture—will take place tomorrow. This forecast has ignited intense reaction, especially on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube. Despite widespread discussion, many Christian leaders and scholars caution that mainstream Christianity teaches that no person knows the timing of the Rapture, citing biblical passages that argue against date setting. Meanwhile, some followers are reportedly making changes in anticipation, such as altering routines or attitudes, while others urge a focus on spiritual preparedness rather than depending on predictions.
Charlie Kirk’s organization Turning Point USA, led by Erika Kirk, is urging ABC-affiliate stations not to broadcast Jimmy Kimmel Live! when it returns to air. The appeal comes after Kimmel was suspended by Disney/ABC following his comments about MAGA supporters and the recent murder of Charlie Kirk. Turning Point alleges that the show and its parent company “caved” by reinstating Kimmel without sufficient accountability. Major affiliate groups such as Sinclair and Nexstar had already refused to carry the show, demanding apologies or other actions. The dispute has sparked broad debate over free speech in media, editorial responsibility, and what broadcasters…
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has been removed as patron of Julia’s House children’s hospice following revelations that she once described convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a “steadfast, generous and supreme friend.” The decision came after media reports unveiled a 2011 email in which Ferguson apologized to Epstein for publicly distancing herself from him, only weeks earlier. In that interview, she had said she would never again associate with him. Several other charities, including those focused on cancer, literacy, allergies, and women’s health, also said the leaked correspondence made her continued patronage untenable. Ferguson’s representatives say the email…
President Donald Trump has directed the Food and Drug Administration to begin revising the safety label for acetaminophen (Tylenol) and has urged pregnant women to avoid its use, citing studies that suggest a possible link between prenatal exposure and a higher risk of autism and other developmental conditions in children. In a joint announcement with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the administration said physicians will be notified of the potential risks and advised that acetaminophen should only be used during pregnancy when absolutely necessary, such as for treating high fevers. The initiative coincides with the launch of a $50…
During a surprise appearance at Kevin Costner’s One805LIVE! benefit concert, Meghan Markle drew criticism when she approached Prince Harry onstage in what some onlookers called a “clingy” gesture, grabbing his arm briefly. The event was held to support Santa Barbara County first responders, and featured performances by several artists. Harry presented an award recognizing local mental health programs for emergency personnel. Meghan joined Harry onstage momentarily before stepping aside, watching the rest of the presentation from the wings. Attendees noted the spontaneous reach and touch, which rapidly became a topic among concert-goers and social media viewers. Her actions have been…
Michael LaRosa, who served as press secretary for First Lady Jill Biden, has publicly described the White House’s inner circle as dominated by harsh, bullying behavior, saying the “Biden Bubble was full of bullies.” LaRosa’s criticism comes in light of Vice President Kamala Harris’s upcoming memoir, where she claims some of Joe Biden’s senior staff undermined her and created tension behind the scenes. He painted a picture of a staff culture that enforced loyalty through fear, comparing it to cliques that enforce rules more by intimidation than by official policy. Though he praised the Bidens personally as warm and decent,…
Kenvue, the company behind Tylenol, has strongly rejected recent assertions by the Trump administration suggesting a link between use of the painkiller during pregnancy and autism in children. In a public statement, Kenvue said it believes “independent, sound science” continues to show there is no causal connection, labeling the suggestion otherwise as unsupported. The company emphasized that acetaminophen remains “the safest pain reliever option for pregnant women” when used appropriately. The dispute emerged after health officials said the FDA will issue new guidance for doctors and begin processes to update product labeling, citing studies that report possible neurological risks. Kenvue…
In leaked excerpts of her upcoming book, Former Vice President Kamala Harris accuses key figures in Former President Biden’s inner circle of enabling campus-like bullying within the White House. She claims that senior aides policed loyalty, enforced silence among dissenters, and undermined her during critical moments of the 2024 campaign. Harris alleges that criticism of the administration was often met with retaliation and that internal voices urging course correction were mocked or isolated. According to the reporting, tensions peaked when she publicly expressed concerns over strategy and messaging—actions she says were punished behind the scenes. The memoir suggests this internal…
President Donald Trump has announced that his administration is preparing to warn pregnant women that using Tylenol—scientific name acetaminophen—may be connected to an increased risk of autism in children. The proposal includes recommending that women avoid the drug during pregnancy unless it’s necessary, such as for treating a high fever. Alongside this claim, the administration is promoting leucovorin, a drug usually used to treat folate deficiency, as a possible treatment for some symptoms of autism. Medical experts and drug manufacturers have pushed back, saying there’s no strong scientific evidence proving acetaminophen causes autism. Many studies have explored an association, but…