RCMP officer charged with threatening Donald Trump

RCMP officer charged with threatening Donald Trump

An RCMP officer based in Quebec has been charged with uttering threats online toward U.S. President Donald Trump while he was deployed to oversee security operations at the G7 summit last year in Alberta.

According to the RCMP, the officer, 34-year-old Evenson Dumerlus of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., allegedly posted a video on his Snapchat account “in which he made threatening comments” toward the president.

The RCMP did not divulge the nature of the alleged threat due to the ongoing investigation.

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FBI disrupts alleged explosive-drone plot targeting White House UFC event, officials say

FBI disrupts alleged explosive-drone plot targeting White House UFC event, officials say

The FBI and its law enforcement partners disrupted an alleged plot targeting this weekend’s UFC Freedom 250 event in Washington, D.C., officials told Fox News Digital.

Five people were in custody as of Monday, and investigators identified 23 people as part of a potential network of plotters. The alleged plan involved using explosive-laden drones to hit buildings near the event, force a mass evacuation and steer crowds toward a pre-staged sniper team, officials said.

A “second wave” was then allegedly planned to storm the White House gate, according to officials.


Update: Report links anti-Christian extremism and ‘assassination culture’ to alleged plot against Erika Kirk

h/t Neocon!

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Fears White House staff leaked top-secret meetings to New York Times

Fears White House staff leaked top-secret meetings to New York Times

Top-secret recordings of Donald Trump’s Situation Room meetings may have been leaked to two reporters from The New York Times (NYT), White House officials fear.

Excerpts of a new book by two of the newspaper’s top political reporters, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, include direct quotes from conversations in the highly secure room, according to Axios.

For decades, US presidents have used the Situation Room to deal with major crises facing the country. During Mr Trump’s second term, it has hosted critical talks on the war with Iran and the Epstein files.

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‘Thank You Darling, Have a Good Time’: Trump Storms Out of Interview With Kirsten Welker

‘Thank You Darling, Have a Good Time’: Trump Storms Out of Interview With Kirsten Welker

President Donald Trump stormed out of an interview with NBC News’ Kristen Welker after a tense exchange over elections and media bias.

The 50-minute interview took place in a barn in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, for the Sunday edition of “Meet the Press.”

Good for him!

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Did ‘Trump Derangement’ Kill Stephen Colbert’s Late Night Show?

Did ‘Trump Derangement’ Kill Stephen Colbert’s Late Night Show?

This morning on O’Connor & Company (Salem News Channel), host Larry O’Connor sat down with Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell to dissect the demise of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show on CBS. What was once a landscape of edgy, anti-establishment humor has devolved into a predictable echo chamber and the MRC has the data to prove it.

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Michael Higgins: Trump’s critics are addicted to fantasies of fascism

Michael Higgins: Trump’s critics are addicted to fantasies of fascism

The opponents of U.S. President Donald Trump have been smearing him with the label fascist for years, but have always resorted to being inventive when producing the evidence.

In November 2024, American historian Timothy Snyder accused Trump of “talky fascism” and predicted he would change the system so he could remain in power until his death. Commenting last December on the Republican nomination for president in 2028, Trump said, “It’s not going to be me.”

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Trump to blame for Ebola outbreak say top experts

Trump to blame for Ebola outbreak say top experts

US is ‘simply choosing not to stop’ Ebola outbreak after massive public health cuts, experts say

A previously undetected outbreak of Ebola is coursing through parts of central Africa, and the US appears to be doing little to help stop it, after massive cuts to global and domestic public health efforts.

There is no cure and no vaccine for the rare Bundibugyo variant of Ebola, which has caused two outbreaks in recent decades. Health leaders and scientists are now racing to understand where the virus is spreading and attempting to stop it – but the US is notably absent in these efforts.

In the past year, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has been dismantled, thousands of staff at US health agencies were laid off, communications stalled and key scientific research canceled.


The rest of the world is broke?

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Why more US women are moving abroad: ‘It’s because of Trump, right? Yes and no’

Why more US women are moving abroad: ‘It’s because of Trump, right? Yes and no’

It was in 2022, when Americans were reeling from the news that the supreme court had overturned Roe v Wade, that Jen Barnett got a firsthand glimpse of just how viable her new business could be.

Days before the court ruling, she had launched a website aimed at Americans looking to move abroad. As confusion and consternation set in over what the ruling meant for US women, Barnett watched traffic to her website steadily tick upward. “We had this huge spike.”

It was all she needed to co-found her company, Expatsi, which has since helped thousands of Americans looking to move abroad. Women remain a key part of her demographic, making up around two-thirds of her clients. “If it weren’t for young women, this business wouldn’t exist,” she said.

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Media Livid Over Trump Acknowledging Christian Founding

Media Livid Over Trump Acknowledging Christian Founding

The Second Continental Congress called for a “day of humiliation, Fasting and Prayer” in May of 1776 amidst the impending separation with the Crown. As General George Washington stated, the day was set to “supplicate the mercy of Almighty God” and seek forgiveness for the nation’s sins before undertaking what would become the American Revolution.

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The ‘Very Fine People’ Were Paid

The ‘Very Fine People’ Were Paid

My second book, , was not only a smash hit of political satire, but I spent a great deal of time trolling “the very fine people” hoax and mocking how the left used it as a decade-long lie that acted as the foundation of the “Trump is a racist” narrative.

I have done hundreds of interviews mocking the “very fine people” hoax, and had no idea that my jokes about the fraud would become real life.

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Is Donald Trump the Antichrist? Why that strange question matters more than you might think

Is Donald Trump the Antichrist? Why that strange question matters more than you might think

In recent weeks, right-wing commentators have suggested Donald Trump, their once saviour, may be the Antichrist instead. Pundits have offered competing readings of this shift: is it a joke? A schism in Trump’s base? Good news for America’s midterms? But Trump’s transfiguration is no cause for celebration. Whatever else this new rhetoric portends, it reveals a spreading apocalyptic world view that endangers democracy.

Students of politics have long understood that the stories people tell themselves have at least as much power as the facts. In America, now, one story gaining traction is that of a coming apocalypse: there are signs, this story goes, of a final battle between good and evil, before the world ends. A 2022 Pew poll found 39 per cent of Americans believe they are living in the end-times, and this population overlaps substantially with Trump supporters.

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Poll: 60 Percent Of Voters Blame Trump-Hating Media For Latest Assassination Attempt

Poll: 60 Percent Of Voters Blame Trump-Hating Media For Latest Assassination Attempt

The conscienceless monster that is left-wing political violence has a voracious appetite. And the Trump-hating media are feeding it.

A new Rasmussen Reports poll finds a majority of likely U.S. voters — 60 percent — believes that the constant barrage of negative coverage of President Donald Trump likely contributed to the latest assassination attempt. The national telephone and online survey of 1,076 Americans, conducted April 27-29, shows 41 percent of those surveyed think it “very likely” the media’s one-sided treatment had some influence. A mere 13 percent of respondents said it’s “not at all likely” that the media has some culpability.

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Judge ‘disturbed’ over ‘legally deficient’ treatment of Trump gala shooting suspect

Judge ‘disturbed’ over ‘legally deficient’ treatment of Trump gala shooting suspect

A US judge on Monday apologized to the man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump for the “legally deficient” treatment he has faced in a Washington DC, jail, including being placed on suicide watch, separated from other inmates and denied a Bible.

The US magistrate judge Zia Faruqui said he was disturbed by the conditions for Cole Allen, who allegedly fired a shotgun during a foiled attack on Trump and senior officials in his administration at a 25 April press gala. The judge said the conditions were inappropriate for a person with no criminal history.

“Whatever you’ve been through, I apologize,” Faruqui said during a court hearing.

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The Comey Indictment Is About Something Far Bigger Than Seashells

The Comey Indictment Is About Something Far Bigger Than Seashells

When a federal grand jury indicted former FBI Director James Comey last week, the story that dominated headlines was the infamous Instagram post — specifically, the image of seashells arranged to spell out “86 47,” which prosecutors say a reasonable person familiar with the circumstances would interpret as a serious expression of intent to harm President Donald Trump.

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