Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson said an FBI agent visited the home of the county’s election director and left a business card, which he criticized as an inappropriate way to initiate contact. He said officials would follow up on the visit but defended Wisconsin’s handling of the 2020 presidential election as fair, transparent, and repeatedly validated through audits and court reviews. Christenson warned that continuing … Continue reading Wisconsin official cries foul alleging FBI showed up at front door of county election director’s home

A livestreamer known as “Chud the Builder,” real name,Dalton Eatherly was arrested after a shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee, that left both him and another man wounded. Authorities said a confrontation between Eatherly and an unidentified individual escalated into an exchange of gunfire, leading to charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault. Both men were hospitalized and reported to be in … Continue reading ‘Chud the Builder’ charged with attempted murder after Clarksville courthouse shooting

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks abruptly resigned, adding to a wave of leadership turnover in immigration agencies under President Donald Trump’s administration. No official reason was given, though reports suggest internal disagreements and shifting power dynamics among top immigration officials, including allies of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. His departure comes as other senior officials, including acting ICE leadership, also step down or are … Continue reading US Border Patrol chief quits, adding to turnover among immigration officials

Divers conducting routine repairs at a federally recognized dam in Mobile, Alabama discovered a hidden grenade-type improvised explosive device at the Converse Reservoir, prompting an emergency response. The Mobile Area Water and Sewer System (MAWSS) and the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office coordinated with multiple federal and local agencies to safely recover and detonate the device. Bomb squads, including the FBI and state explosive ordnance teams, … Continue reading Explosive device found, detonated at Alabama dam was ‘an unprecedented threat’

Dana Williamson, former chief of staff to California Governor Gavin Newsom, accepted a federal plea deal in a public corruption case involving alleged misuse of campaign funds tied to former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra. She pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud, lying to the FBI, and filing a false tax return, admitting to parts of a “conduit scheme” that diverted campaign money for improper purposes. … Continue reading Newsom’s former chief of staff takes plea deal

A Maine game warden and experienced pilot, Joshua Tibbetts, was killed when his Cessna 185F crashed in a wooded area in Avon on Tuesday. Authorities said he was the only person on board, and the crash is being investigated by the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board. Officials from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife described Tibbetts as a dedicated public servant with … Continue reading Game Warden Dies After His Plane Crashes into Maine Woods

Six people were found dead inside a shipping container at a Texas border railyard, with investigators linking the case to a suspected human smuggling operation tied to train routes from Del Rio. Authorities also believe a man found dead near railroad tracks outside San Antonio is connected to the same group, suggesting a broader smuggling network moving migrants into the U.S. Five of the victims … Continue reading Deadly Texas train car tied to far-reaching human smuggling operation

Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke has died at the age of 29, with the team describing him as a beloved teammate and respected member of the community. Authorities are reportedly investigating the death as a possible overdose after he was found in Los Angeles following a 911 medical emergency call. Clarke, a former first-round NBA draft pick from Gonzaga, had recently struggled with injuries and … Continue reading NBA rocked as Grizzlies star Brandon Clarke dies suddenly at 29

An Oregon family has filed a $100 million lawsuit alleging that 18-year-old Ethan Cantrell died from a severe infection after doctors at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center failed to properly clean debris from a puncture wound in his arm before stitching it closed. The lawsuit claims that wood, pine needles, and other organic material were left inside the wound, leading to a rapidly worsening infection … Continue reading Oregon teen dies of sepsis after doctors fail to clean wound before stitching, lawsuit says