Several non-credible bomb threats disrupted voting at twelve Georgia polling sites on Tuesday, with the source traced to Russia, according to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. Although deemed non-viable, the threats led to temporary closures and extended voting hours at affected locations in Fulton, Gwinnett, and DeKalb counties. Officials, including the FBI, emphasized that election integrity and public safety remain top priorities, CNN has … Continue reading Bomb threats against Atlanta-area polling places were from Russia, secretary of state says

In Missouri, torrential rains caused flash flooding, killing at least five people, including an elderly couple who served as election poll workers. Up to 8 inches of rain led to widespread flooding, with dozens of water rescues. The couple’s vehicle was swept away in Wright County, where their bodies were later found. Two other fatalities occurred in St. Louis County, and a fifth death was … Continue reading Missouri flash flooding kills 5, including 2 poll workers

Attorneys for Sean “Diddy” Combs have requested a gag order to prevent potential witnesses from discussing his criminal case, citing a “deluge of improper pretrial publicity” that undermines his right to a fair trial. This request follows grand jury testimony from a music producer claiming to have a videotape of Combs involved in sexual assaults, which Combs’ lawyers argue has led to misleading media narratives. … Continue reading Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ lawyers seek gag order, citing ‘improper’ pretrial publicity

Arizona authorities allege that an 18-year-old killed his mother, Mary Collier, and tried to cover it up by falsely reporting her as kidnapped. A jogger found Collier’s body in a field in San Tan Valley on Wednesday, shortly before her son called 911 about her supposed abduction. Police quickly identified Collier’s body and named her son as the suspect. He was found at home with … Continue reading Arizona teen allegedly killed mother and reported her kidnapped in cover-up attempt, police say

A section of Interstate 96 in southeast Michigan remained closed Sunday after a semitruck collided with over a dozen stalled vehicles near Webberville, killing four people and injuring 17. The crash occurred around 11:45 p.m. Saturday, when the semitruck driver reportedly failed to notice traffic halted for utility work. The collision caused fires involving multiple vehicles. The deceased include a 29-year-old man from Carson City … Continue reading Police in Michigan say 4 killed, 17 injured after semitruck crashes into vehicles stuck in traffic

A Pennsylvania man, Mohamad Hamad, and alleged accomplice Talya Lubit were arrested for vandalizing Jewish buildings in Pittsburgh with pro-Palestinian graffiti and discussing plans to target Jewish properties. Hamad, who allegedly referred to himself as a “Hamas operative” and was a former member of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard, was found with evidence linking him to both the vandalism and messages about building an explosive … Continue reading Police: Self-Proclaimed ‘Hamas Operative’ Who Vandalized Jewish Centers, Built Explosive Device

Early Sunday morning, seven tornadoes struck Oklahoma, causing widespread damage in several areas, including Newcastle, Oklahoma City, Harrah, and Choctaw. The most severe tornadoes, rated up to EF-3, destroyed homes, downed power lines, and damaged structures like Newcastle Elementary School and Oklahoma Heart Hospital. Significant destruction was reported along Southeast 89th Street, Triple X Road, and in Harrah, where the 100-year-old OG&E electrical plant sustained … Continue reading Oklahoma tornadoes injure at least 11, cause significant damage