Author: Whatfinger Editor

Big Tech’s nuclear land grab: Who really pays when data centers devour the grid? The nation’s largest technology companies are no longer content to plug into the grid. They are buying its steady heartbeat, and sucking the lifeblood out of the Earth. Within six days, Amazon and Google locked in 20-year claims on nuclear output from Maryland to 11 reactors across the country, all while promising fresh megawatts and a shield for ordinary households. Yet a closer look at who borrows, who benefits, and who waits suggests that the so-called nuclear renaissance may be less a gift to the public…

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Elon Musk personally ordered a significant slowdown of the military-grade Starshield satellite network used by Ukraine, capping speeds and rendering offensive drones nearly inoperable. The throttling occurred amid escalating tensions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky over Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, with Trump blaming Ukraine for high global energy prices. Ukrainian units experienced catastrophic link drops at speeds as low as 90 kph, costing tens of millions of dollars in hardware losses, though maximum speed was later partially restored to 161 kph. Musk held multiple conversations with senior Trump administration officials before imposing the…

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Australia Moves to Sue Meta, TikTok and YouTube Over Failure to Enforce Under-16 Social Media Ban Australia is preparing legal action against Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube over alleged failures to enforce its ban on social media accounts for users under 16, escalating a dispute over whether technology companies are doing enough to verify users’ ages. Communications Minister Anika Wells announced the planned litigation in an interview with Bloomberg published October 20. The lawsuit has not yet been filed. [1] [2]. Section 63D requires platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent age-restricted users from having accounts [1] [2]. Meta and eSafety…

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Yemen’s Houthis said Monday, Oct. 19, that they struck energy, airport and military targets inside Saudi Arabia – including an Aramco facility in the city of Yanbu, the Shaybah oilfield, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha airport in the kingdom’s Asir province, according to a report carried by Voice of Emirates[1]. The Saudi government has not confirmed strikes on those specific locations, and confirmation was not immediately available from Saudi officials [1]. The announcement came as the U.S. issued an travel alert warning Americans to avoid 12 Middle Eastern countries. The alert listed Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq, Jordan, Qatar,…

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A meta-analysis published in Molecular Psychiatry found that people with anxiety disorders have lower concentrations of choline-containing compounds in the cortex of the brain compared with healthy controls, according to the study. According to the UC Davis Health news office, a new study found the essential nutrient is 8% lower in the brains of people with generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder and social anxiety disorder [1]. The meta-analysis found people with anxiety disorders have 8% lower brain choline levels [2]. The report stated that the finding does not establish that low choline causes anxiety or that choline supplementation treats anxiety.…

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DeepSeek Co-Designs Huawei AI Chips as DHS Orders Its Removal From Federal Systems The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal civilian agencies to remove products developed by Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from their information systems, according to an exclusion order made public Monday. The order directs agencies to remove DeepSeek products and any third-party services built on the Chinese company’s AI models, and bars agencies from acquiring them in the future [1][2]. DHS said in the filing that DeepSeek’s models pose multiple threat vectors and that government use may result in the transfer of sensitive data to the…

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Unveiling the healing power of dill: Discover this ancient herb’s health benefits Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a versatile and beneficial herb with a rich history and wide-ranging applications in human health and wellness. It belongs to the carrot family and is known for its medicinal and culinary uses. It has been used since ancient times, with applications in Egyptian medicine and Greek and Roman cuisine. Its name is derived from the Old Norse word “dilla,” meaning “to soothe.” Dill essential oil is extracted from the leaves and seeds through steam distillation. Dill essential oil contains compounds like limonene, carvone and…

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Adults who lose a modest amount of weight in middle age may achieve cardiovascular and metabolic health profiles comparable to those of people who never gained excess weight, according to researchers at University College London. The findings, based on data from more than 6,000 people born in the United Kingdom in 1958, were described in a UCL study released this week. The research examined whether a 5% reduction in body weight during a person’s 40s and 50s was associated with measurable differences in heart health markers by age 62. The results add to a growing body of research on midlife…

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President Trump told reporters Friday that the two former FBI officials who were recently charged with making false statements to Congress about their roles in investigating Hunter Biden’s laptop, “were bad people” and “dirty cops.” Former FBI intelligence officials Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides, who each specialized in foreign election interference, allegedly made “materially false statements” as part of the House Judiciary Committee’s 2023 probe about their involvement in a specialized FBI foreign-influence task force that was investigating Biden and their knowledge of his laptop. FBI Director Kash Patel said Floris led the FBI’s since-dissolved Foreign Influence Task Force as deputy…

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The full Fifth Circuit reversed a three-judge panel’s ruling that a Trump administration policy denying bond hearings for all immigrants who entered the country unlawfully regardless of how long they’ve been in the U.S. violates due process.(CN) — The full Fifth Circuit ruled Friday that immigrants who entered the country unlawfully have no constitutional right to a bond hearing to challenge their immigration detention, upholding the constitutionality of a controversial Trump administration policy requiring mandatory detention for all unauthorized immigrants regardless of how long they’ve been in the U.S.In an opinion by U.S. Circuit Judge Cory Wilson, a Donald Trump…

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A building on the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, the campus where Children’s Hospital Colorado is located (file photo). Photo: Zereshk via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Originally published at Colorado Free Press. More than 18,000 children, including children with neurocognitive conditions, have received vaccines while they were under anesthesia or sedation at Children’s Hospital Colorado since 2020, according to a report by independent journalist Jon Fleetwood. Fleetwood reported Thursday that a March 2026 article in AAP News, the publication of the American…

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Bret Baier asked Abdul El Sayed about his cavalier comment when a reporter asked him about the wait times and quality of care under a government-run Medicare for All system. El Sayed said, “Well, it sucks for them.” Abdul denied saying it, but Baier told him it’s right here and you did say it. El Sayed went on to rant about medical debt and said, “That sucks.” The deductible “sucks”. Waiting two and a half months to speak with a cardiologist “sucks,” and so on, manipulatively refocusing the word “sucks.” Abdul has a transparently manipulative knack for flipping the script.…

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Vanessa Trump is cancer free six months after her breast cancer diagnosis. October is breast cancer awareness month. “My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in April so we thought we’d share her story and how she was diagnosed and how she overcame it,” Vanessa Trump’s daughter, Kai said. “..And it finally came back clear. I am finally cancer free,” Vanessa Trump said in a video posted to social media by Kai Trump. WATCH: In May, Vanessa Trump, 48, announced she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. ‘I want to share a personal health update. I’ve recently been diagnosed with…

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The Treasury Department has proposed adding biotechnology to restrictions on American investment in Chinese companies and widening an existing ban on investing in Chinese artificial intelligence businesses.The proposal, announced Oct. 22, would also extend the China-focused program to Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.Treasury says the restrictions are intended to prevent American money, business expertise, and connections from helping foreign adversaries develop technologies that could strengthen their military, intelligence, and surveillance capabilities.Some investments would be banned outright. Others could proceed but would have to be reported to Treasury, generally within 30 days after completion. Ordinary purchases of publicly traded stocks…

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Byron Donalds campaign via Facebook. A woke, radical leftist lost her mind on Friday after watching how the current frontrunner to Florida’s next governor addressed a biological male pretending to be female at a campaign event. As Mediaite reported, Florida GOP gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds was confronted by a person at a campaign event who wanted to rip him over his handling of the Epstein files. But when Donalds began answering the individual’s question with the word “sir,” he quickly got triggered. “Sir, as a member of Congress,” Donalds started to say. “I’m not a sir, I’m a ma’am!” he…

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There are so many divergent things going on in this country today that everyone could easily pick something that annoyed the hell out of them, blame it on Trump, and stay home out of pique. Advertisement I mean, I get it. I totally do.He promised us this, or they haven’t done that, nothing’s happening, or have you seen the price of gas/ground beef?Yeah.But call me the eternal optimist – it’s just in my nature to believe this is a temporary state of affairs if we push through it. Because I see so much that’s already been righted, so much already…

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President Donald Trump warned Friday that the United States could launch another round of military strikes against Iran unless Tehran reaches an agreement, escalating his threats as Washington intensifies economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. “We may do another little Epic Fury, or they’ll agree,” Trump told supporters at a midterm campaign rally in Fort Myers, Florida, referring to the U.S. military operation launched against Iran in February. “If they’re smart, they’ll just say, ‘Let’s get down to business.’ But, you know, I doubt they’ll do that because perhaps they’re not smart,” he added. The remarks marked Trump’s latest warning…

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Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons Attorneys for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinatins Charlie Kirk, are seeking to delay his murder trial until 2029. Robinson’s defense team have proposed starting the capital murder trial in the third quarter of 2029, nearly four years after his murder. They claim they will need several years to prepare for the extraordinarily high-profile death penalty case. Prosecutors, however, say they could be ready to proceed by October 2027 and have proposed January 31, 2028, as a trial date to avoid proceedings running…

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The Treasury Department announced Thursday a series of regulations that look to bring down the cost of homeownership, including implementing parts of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act that Congress passed earlier this year.Congress passed the legislation over the summer, which President Trump never signed. The law went into effect without the president’s signature in July.  The law includes a section that bans large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, which codifies one of the president’s executive orders that stopped Wall Street investors from competing with regular Americans for homes.  “Under President Trump, this Administration continues to restore the…

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman on Friday, accusing the company of lying to users and harming state residents by not disclosing the dangers of its artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT. Paxton, who is running for the Senate as a Republican, claimed negative side effects of relying on the chatbot were not fairly displayed, despite the company marketing ChatGPT as a safe and reliable tool. “With the rapid advancement of AI technology, OpenAI has the responsibility to protect users and warn them of the many dangers of its platform,” Paxton said in a statement. “I will fight…

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President Trump on Friday evening reacted to the arrest of former senior FBI agents involved in the Hunter Biden investigation. Two former senior FBI officials were arrested and charged with lying to Congress about their involvement in the Hunter Biden investigation. Nikki Cole Floris, 46, of Alexandria, Virginia, and Bradley Benavides, 56, of Aiken, South Carolina, were taken into custody and charged with making false statements about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation. Floris also privately boasted about “running a shadow government” during the 2020 election. “Evidence shows that Floris discussed the FBI’s investigations into Hunter Biden routinely for more than…

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Two Palestinian gunmen in the West Bank carried out an attack this morning near the Hebron gate. Two IDF soldiers were killed and several more were injured. The gunmen were both killed in the shootout. Advertisement Two Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a military checkpoint near the southern West Bank city of Hebron on Friday, killing two soldiers and wounding three in a gunfight that lasted for more than 20 minutes, before soldiers killed both attackers…The two attackers arrived by car at around 7:30 a.m. at a temporary checkpoint set up by the army at the exit to Hebron.The soldiers…

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The following will be something of a screed because, in light of what’s happening in Europe at this moment, I’m more disgusted than usual with the Democratic, or what some prefer to call the Democrat, Party, which I voted for in every election in the last century, and their inability to grasp or even care that it could happen here.Indeed, it has already happened here, in Seattle, Minneapolis, and New York, not that long ago, among other places, all under their auspices. And you would have to be incredibly naive not to see that it will happen again, but bigger…

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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a new American-made label for seafood grown in the United States.President Donald Trump, during his Friday rally in Fort Myers, Florida, for the state’s Republican candidates in the midterm elections, called the health secretary to the stage to make the announcement. Kennedy was met with cheers of “Bobby, Bobby, Bobby,” from the hundreds of supporters in attendance.“Today, we’re also taking historic action to support an important industry here in the shores of the Gulf of America,” Trump said. “That’s the seafood industry. We’re doing things for the seafood…

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth in a video announcing the Confucius Institutes designation, posted Oct. 23, 2026. Screenshot: @SecWar video (U.S. Department of War, Public Domain) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Originally published at Armed Forces Press. In a video posted to social media Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon has designated Confucius Institutes – the Chinese government-backed cultural centers that once thrived on American college campuses – as a threat to national security, Reuters reported. A few years ago Congress banned the Confucius Institutes, which Washington has long…

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President Trump holds midterm rally in Fort Myers, Florida – October 23, 2026 President Trump on Friday wrecked Somali fraudster Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, who sits in Congress under the fake name Ilhan Omar, calling again for her resignation from Congress.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, it was revealed in a recent court filing by the DC US Attorney’s Office that the Somali Congresswoman who goes by Ilhan Omar was referred to as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” It was then revealed by sources familiar with the investigation that “Ilhan Omar” is a fake alias used by…

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“In the vast majority of wealthy countries, millennials have higher inflation-adjusted incomes than previous generations did at the same age. There were just three exceptions in the 32-country sample: Greece, Italy, and Japan,” reports Human Progress. The Economist notes that while in some countries, such as Australia, France, and the United Kingdom, intergenerational income growth … The post Millennials earn more than Generation X and Baby Boomers did at their age appeared first on Liberty Unyielding.

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War Secretary Pete Hegseth speaks at Anduril Industries in Sparrow Point, Md., on Oct. 6, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesThe War Department has designated Confucius Institutes a threat to national security, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Friday in a video posted on X.“Chinese government-backed propaganda cultural programs” like Confucius Institutes had infiltrated universities in almost every state, he said, before Congress banned such institutes years ago, but they returned under different names.“It turns out that 80 new propaganda cells across 30 universities had popped up using different names and different charters but with the same mission: to steal intellectual…

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth speaks with U.S. Marines after remarks at the Marine Corps 250th Anniversary Celebration in Arlington, Va., Oct. 10, 2025 (file photo). Photo: DoW photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Madelyn Keech (Public Domain) Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Posted Zero Hedge Originally published at Armed Forces Press. Military boards set up to push transgender troops out of the service are instead voting to keep many of them, the New York Times reported Friday, in a quiet break with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s ban. Nine of…

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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani tells illegal aliens in Spanish how to evade ICE. Credit: @NYCMayor X Marxist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani showcased his latest bit of treachery with a twist that is sparking online anger. On Friday, the ardent opponent of basic immigration enforcement went online and decided to coach the Big Apple’s illegal alien residents in SPANISH on how they can avoid being detained by ICE. In the video, Mamdani outlines these three steps illegals can undertake to sabotage immigration enforcement: demand a judicial order from ICE before they can enter one of your ‘private’ spaces, remain…

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Cenk Uygur is a disgusting human being. Admittedly, that’s not exactly a newsflash. He’s the guy who gifted us Hasan Piker and who spends most of his time now slandering Jews and celebrating terrorism. Which explains why he rose to prominence in liberal circles and had a nice run on MSNBC.  Advertisement But I guess I never quite put him in the David Brock category of sleaze because I focused more on his ideology than his character. Brock is the classic bottom-feeder type; I saw Cenk more as a dishonest propagandist. https://t.co/M5L5xkx5Vi— Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) October 22, 2026Well, I underestimated just how…

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A second person has died of Ebola in Kenya, which has the largest economy in east Africa. A 65-year-old woman died on Friday evening while receiving treatment. The head of Kenya’s health ministry announced her death in a statement this evening. She was the third confirmed case of the Bundibugyo variant of Ebola in Kenya. She came into contact with the first Kenyan who died on October 6 and was under quarantine when she developed symptoms on October 13. She was admitted to an infectious disease unit the same day, where she was receiving medical care until she died early…

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Polish MEP Dominic Tarczński appeared on Piers Morgan’s show arguing that Islam clashes with Western values. He declared that France and England have already fallen, while Poland stays firm by rejecting Muslim immigration. Tarczński has welcomed millions of Ukrainian refugees. He noted that Christians can’t build churches in Qatar, so mosques shouldn’t rise in Europe, and pointed to France’s riots, where churches were damaged but no mosques were touched. Citing a Polish soldier killed by migrants at the border shouting ‘Allahu Akbar,’ he dismissed Morgan’s pushback on blanket bans, insisting Poland prioritizes its own security. Poland doesn’t have the unrest…

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Cubans on Friday who are frustrated with their government and seeking “positive” change to work discreetly with the CIA.The suggestion comes after President Trump brought up the idea of military intervention in Cuba after the war with Iran is finished, stating during a rally Friday that American war ships could have a “stop over” off the coast of Cuba.  The president claimed Rubio would be sent in to finish an agreement with Cuba, indicating a peaceful resolution. The secretary promoted a peaceful change of power in Cuba, highlighting the “disappointment of failed promises” from…

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced Friday that it has launched a joint effort with every state to recruit and retain nurses to work in nursing homes, offering loan forgiveness options and a stipend to entice them.The Nurses for Nursing Homes initiative is expected to support more than 4,000 nurses nationwide, and offers nursing students and licensed nurses up to $40,000 in student loan repayment and/or a $10,000 stipend in exchange for a three-year commitment to serve in a qualified nursing home in a rural area or an area with a high labor shortage. The $275 million initiative,…

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President Trump signed an executive order Thursday aimed at bringing down housing costs for American taxpayers who are looking to buy single-family homes.The executive order directs Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte to create a pilot program that would cancel a borrower’s mortgage insurance premium proactively once they satisfied their equity requirements based on the current market value. The order also establishes the Task Force on Manufactured Housing Innovation, which is expected to come up with ways to increase the quality and lower the cost of building a home by facilitating the use of modern manufacturing methods.  It additionally…

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A Christian murdered in his home by Fulani Muslims. Photo courtesy of Paul. Attacks in Plateau and Kaduna states between October 19 and 22 left two people dead, a third ambushed and six others abducted. The victims included members of Christian farming communities and an officer of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). Local reporters identified the Plateau attackers as Fulani herdsmen, while a Kajuru community leader described the Kaduna attackers as Fulani terrorists. The first attack occurred at about 9:30 p.m. on Monday, October 19, in Pushit community, Mangu Local Government Area (LGA), Plateau State. Gunmen abducted…

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For many years, I have prayed for something most people take for granted: the opportunity to see my father again. My father, Stephen James Hubbard, was taken into Russian custody in April 2022 in the Ukrainian city of Izyum. Our family has since endured the sorrow and uncertainty of separation.Today, we give thanks for his freedom. As my father journeys home, my heart is filled with gratitude for the mercy shown to him. I sincerely thank President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin for their attention to his case and the diplomatic efforts that secured his release.I write not as…

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Erica Chenoweth of Harvard (They / Them?) Master Color Revolutionary Please follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, X, Youtube, Instagram Originally published at Kunstler.com and The Connecticut Centinal. “The Left has always preferred the ashes of its own making to the inheritance of better men.” —Celina101 on X By now, everybody and his uncle interested in public matters has probably read that a claque of current-and-former agency officials, ex-USAID busybodies, military officers, activist academics, Democratic Party paladins, and freelance communist jihadis has been exposed plotting the overthrow of the US government. The plot was reported by…

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National Guard forces are at the scene during anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles on June 12, 2025. David Pashaee/Middle East Images via AFPA divided federal appeals court ruled on Oct. 23 that President Donald Trump lacked legal authority to federalize 4,000 California National Guard troops in June 2025 and deploy them to Los Angeles to deal with civil unrest.The 2–1 decision by a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejected the federal government’s characterization of the sometimes violent protests during Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in the region as a rebellion that justified federal…

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Republican Alaska Senator Daniel S. Sullivan must compete with another Daniel Sullivan. The other Dan Sullivan claims to be a Republican but has been absent from politics. Suddenly, he wants to run for the Senate. President Trump approved a lawsuit to address what appears to be a scam. The media is reporting it with a left-wing slant. The CNN headline reads, “Trump DOJ sues to block Alaska US Senate results if Republican incumbent loses.” It might be more accurate to say another Daniel Sullivan, Daniel Jr. Sullivan, funded by the shadowy ActBlue, is running as a Republican to steal votes from…

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Aftermath of a Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv on October 22, 2026. Photo courtesy of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine/DSNS Kyiv. Russian forces struck Kyiv with three waves of ballistic missiles overnight into October 22, killing one person and injuring 24, including four children, according to city authorities. The Ukrainian Air Force said Russia launched Iskander-M, S-400, Zircon, and Onyx missiles, along with 210 drones, 110 of them jet-powered. Air defenses shot down 181 drones. Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia fired 21 missiles at the capital and struck targets across 12 regions. The State Emergency Service reported damage in…

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China’s first full AI-generated feature-length film, a historical fantasy called Sanxingdui: Future Past, opened in theaters on Friday. Judging by weak advance ticket sales, audiences were not terribly eager to see the landmark $1.5 million movie. WATCH: [embedded content] Sanxingdui: Future Past (also translated as Sanxingdui: Future Memory) is based on a legendary real-world archaeological dig in China’s Sichuan province that began in 1986. The Sanxingdui dig unearthed hundreds of artifacts that were over 3,000 years old from a deep pit in mountainous terrain. The most distinctive of these treasures was a group of bronze masks and sculptures with strangely…

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The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to preemptively block certification of the Alaska U.S. Senate contest should the state certify “electoral results tainted by the inclusion” of liberal activist Daniel J. Sullivan, who is being propped up by left-wing Democrats due to sharing the same name as incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. The two-term senator is seeking a third term in office and is one of four candidates in the race, along with former Democrat Rep. Mary Peltola, the liberal Sullivan, and Gerald Heikes.  The lawsuit, which was filed in federal court in Alaska on October 22, provides a…

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(Kyle Anzalone, Libertarian Institute) The Department of War is seeking to build a more robust deep-cover spying program to wage economic warfare against China and other nations deemed adversaries of the United States.  A half-dozen sources familiar with the matter told The Washington Post that the Pentagon hopes to develop a next-generation espionage program that includes spies posing as business executives without any official affiliation with the US government. The Pentagon plans to employ spies known as “nonofficial cover officers,” or NOCs, who operate without an official US government affiliation. Operating under nonofficial cover can be more dangerous than working…

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Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel attends a rally called by Cuban authorities to protest U.S. policies toward the island, including the indictment of the former president, in Havana, Cuba, on May 22, 2026. Norlys Perez/ReutersPresident Donald Trump hinted at a new U.S. foreign intervention in Cuba, potentially with military force, as he addressed supporters at a midterm campaign rally in Florida on Oct. 23.He made the comments about Cuba after touting investments in the U.S. military during his administration and in military operations this year in Venezuela and Cuba.“The Islamic Republic of Iran will tell you that we have the best…

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Friday’s evening broadcasts and newscasts all featured the news of a Department of Justice lawsuit that would block the certification of the result of Alaska’s Senate election due to the listing of a phony independent, Dan J. Sullivan, siphoning votes away from incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan because of their similar names.  However, CBS took a different path down the story than the other network and connected the suit to the investigation into Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar, described as “another target of the DOJ. CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil introduced the story, “With 11 days to go now until…

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(Headline USA) The Oregon man who fatally shot a teenage gunman to end a deadly rampage at an elementary school last week says he was the children’s “last line of defense” and that he regrets not arriving soon enough to save them all.Kaylub Giamanco, whose two daughters attend Silver Rail Elementary, where the Oct. 15 attack occurred, said he feels like he failed the families of those who died. “I want to apologize for not saving their babies, that’s probably the biggest thing for me right now,” Giamanco told Oregon Public Broadcasting in an interview published Friday.  “The gratitude for…

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