The Justice Department on Thursday hit the alleged January 6 pipe bomber Brian Cole with a superseding indictment and added four new felony counts. Brian Cole has now been charged with a total of 8 felony counts. The earlier, four-count indictment lumped together the ‘explosive devices’ found outside the RNC and DNC headquarters. The Justice Department doubled the following counts and separated the devices found:

President Trump delivers remarks at Peterbilt Motors Company in Denton, Texas President Trump on Thursday trolled radical Texas Democrat James Talarico for being a vegan while delivering remarks at the Peterbilt Motors Company plant in Denton, Texas, this afternoon.  “You got a freako,” Trump said before joking that Talarico privately engages in self-induced vomiting when he eats meat for the cameras on the campaign trail.

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Former CNN host Chris Cuomo recently spoke with former NBA star Charles Barkley and they had a fascinating exchange about the midterm elections. Cuomo basically said that if the election is about affordability, that the Democrats can’t lose. Barkley then had a major ‘just a minute there’ moment and poured cold water all over Cuomo’s prediction. Barkley brought up all of

Hahn Nguyen runs over puppy in Orange County, California An elderly Orange County, California, woman was arrested for dumping a puppy on the street and running over it with a minivan. A Ring camera caught Hahn Nguyen, 75, of Anaheim, pulling over her minivan in a Santa Ana neighborhood, putting her 9-month-old pitbull mix puppy on the pavement, dumping a pile of dog food, and

JD Vance nukes heckler as police slam him to the ground and arrest him (screenshot via Kaitlin Bennett video) Vice President JD Vance handled a leftist heckler like a pro, while cops threw the protester to the ground and arrested him, during a rally for Republicans in Lakeland, Florida, on Thursday.   Vance joined Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds, incumbent Senator candidate Ashley Moody, and various

CNN senior national correspondent Kyung Lah said Wednesday that California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s poor stewardship of his state will haunt him if he runs for president in the future. Lah interviewed local Los Angeles business owner Tom Sopit, whose restaurant survived the COVID lockdowns but is now closing due to crushing regulations, labor laws, and high costs. Sopit called it a “death by a

Credit: Henry Ridgwell (VOA) A U.S. Department of Energy employee was arrested Thursday morning after federal prosecutors accused him of attempting to provide material support and technical assistance to the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, a U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. Ashton Hamed Ellaboudy, 51, of Richland, Washington, was arrested on October 1 and charged in a federal criminal complaint with attempting to provide material support or

Lisa Murkowski’s staffers panicked and called the police on James O’Keefe after he asked her team at her DC office why they want him prosecuted. The O’Keefe Media Group in August dropped a video exposing Senator Lisa Murkowski and Alaska’s voting laws. Senator Murkowski says she opposes the SAVE America Act which would require voter ID. Murkowski demonstrated that a person living on the small

Renee Nicole Good blocking ICE agents before she was shot at a demonstration protecting criminal illegal aliens. – screengrab The family of Renee Good has filed a pair of sweeping lawsuits against the U.S. government and senior Trump administration officials over her fatal shooting during an ICE enforcement operation in Minneapolis. Good, 37, was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross back in January during Operation

Credit: House Creative Services / DOJ Georgia’s Republican-controlled State Election Board has formally invited the Trump Department of Justice to step in and shut down the Peach State’s unverifiable, QR-code voting system before voters start casting ballots in the 2026 midterms. In a September 30 letter to Attorney General Todd Blanche, State Election Board Executive Director James Mills asked the DOJ to prohibit the use