AP reporter Tara Copp posted on her X account, that Hegseth “was flagged as a possible ‘Insider Threat’ by a fellow service member due to a tattoo he has that’s associated with white supremacists,” adding a link to a report that she and others published in the post.

The outlet cited an email that said a tattoo on Hegseth’s bicep that says “Deus Vult,” which is Latin for “God wills it” is associated with white supremacist groups. After JD Vance posted a response to the report, Hegseth chimed in and wrote that it was “anti-Christian bigotry in the media on full display.”

He added, “They can target me — I don’t give a d*mn — but this type of targeting of Christians, conservatives, patriots and everyday Americans will stop on DAY ONE at DJT’s DoD.”

Hegseth previously worked for the District of Columbia National Guard and was pulled from guarding Joe Biden’s inauguration after a fellow Guard member wrote an email to superiors saying that the “Deus Vult” tattoo made Hegseth a supposed “Insider Threat” from the military. […]

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The 132-page court filing with the US District Court for the District of Colorado, alleges at one point that Fleming and others had schemed to throw an October game and have a fellow teammate injured during the match.

The lawsuit cited San Jose State volleyball player Chandler Manusky, who alleged that she snuck out the night before the October 3 game against Colorado State University, Fort Collins (CSU-FC) against team rules with Fleming and fellow SJSU team member Randilyn Reeves to meet with CSU-FC team member Malaya Jones at her residence.

Manusky told her some of her teammates after arriving back at campus that at Jones’ residence Fleming had shared with Jones “the scouting for the CSU-FC game” and that they had discussed “throw[ing] the game.” Manusky said that they had also discussed how to set up Jones to “blow up” player Brooke Slusser during the game and “blast” her in the face. Fleming allegedly said “I’m going to leave center court open,” which would allow Jones to have the shop to “blow up Slusser.”

The night before the October 3 game, a teammate of Slusser received a message on social media that stated, “please distance yourself from brooke. tomorrow at the game, it will not be good for her,” the lawsuit stated. […]

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According to the Daily Mail, expenditure reports showed millions of dollars being shelled out by NASA in grants for programs related to DEI. $2 million was given to LMI Consulting in order for NASA to “embark on a venture to incorporate and deeply engrain diversity, inclusion, equity and accessibility in the culture and business.”

Additionally, $3 million went to consulting company Booze Allen Hamilton meant to bolster the “office of diversity and equal opportunity DEI data analytic specialty” at NASA. $7 million more was shelled out to several “minority-serving institutions.”

Staffers at the agency dedicated to exploring outer space for the US government have voiced concerns over what they labeled as “wasteful spending” going to DEI. Software engineer Kyle Sorensen also told the outlet that he is hoping Musk will “clean house” when he gets into his position in the Trump administration.

One former NASA employee told the outlet, “[DEI is] destroying America’s ability to compete with China in space because the Biden-Harris administration will only fund programs that feature it.” NASA is usually given a budget of around $20 billion each year. […]

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Helmuth announced her resignation in a post on the leftwing social media platform Bluesky, writing, “I’ve decided to leave Scientific American after an exciting 4.5 years as editor in chief. I’m going to take some time to think about what comes next (and go bird watching), but for now I’d like to share a very small sample of the work I’ve been so proud to support.”

Before quitting, the now ex-editor faced widespread calls to resign over her hateful screed.

“Every four years I remember why I left Indiana (where I grew up) and remember why I respect the people who stayed and are trying to make it less racist and sexist. The moral arc of the universe isn’t going to be itself,” Helmuth posted on Bluesky after the election.

She continued her tirade in another post, writing, “Solidarity to everybody whose meanest, dumbest, most bigoted high-school classmates are celebrating early results because f*ck them to the moon and back.” An additional post read, “I apologize to younger voters that my Gen X is so full of f*cking fascists.” […]

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It is the first conversation between the two since Trump’s 2024 election win, several sources told the Washington Post.

Trump made the call from his resort in Florida, where he reminded Putin of the United States’ sizeable military presence in Europe, a source familiar with the call said. The sources spoke on the condition of anonymity.

They also discussed the goal of peace on the continent and Trump expressed interest in a follow-up conversation to discuss “the resolution of Ukraine’s war soon,” sources said.

Trump campaigned on being able to bring an immediate end to the war in Ukraine. The former president said on several occasions that he knows “exactly” what he would say to both parties in order to find a resolution. He has suggested that he would support a deal where Russia keeps some of the territory it has gained during the Russo-Ukraine war. […]

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The direct action featured a number of terrifying incidents, including the leftist extremist group dressed in black bloc and equipped with riot gear surrounding police vehicles – an act that resulted in human entrapment. Police trailed the group on bikes and in vehicles, including a police cruiser that was equipped with an LRAD system to issue commands to the crowd.

The protest kicked off at 1 pm outside the Seattle Center’s Space Needle. The demonstration attracted a diverse group of left-wing people. Some spoke out against Trump, Israel’s war against Hamas, and capitalism, while others expressed strong support for immigration and abortion, which they had been led to believe would be taken away under a Trump presidency.

The group did have one thing in common: they all believed Trump was a “fascist” and intended to fight his upcoming administration, according to protesters who had speeches that were met with cheers.

After the group rallied for a few hours, protesters took to the streets, chanting, “No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA.” People marched with banners proclaiming that “socialism is the cure” and drawings of Donald Trump claiming he was a rapist. Flags of other nations, including the Palestinian territory flag were also on display. “From Palestine to Mexico, border walls have got to go,” the group continued as they made their way toward the Amazon HQ Spheres. […]

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Nicole M. Hart issued a post on social media stating, “To every woman that voted for Trump, I hope your daughter has an ectopic pregnancy,” referring to a rare medical condition in which a fertilized egg grows on the exterior of a woman’s uterus. The condition can cause both the mother and child to die. Ectopic pregnancies are not considered viable pregnancies.

Jefferson Health Hospital in Philadelphia confirmed Friday that Hart has been terminated from her position. “We were made aware of social media comments that are inconsistent with our values. This individual is no longer employed by Jefferson Health,” the hospital said.

Medical professionals from across the nation united to condemn Hart’s remarks, asserting that she had violated the Hippocratic Oath, which is an oath of ethics that underscores the significance of ethical and professional standards in the treatment of patients and the practice of medicine.

An emergency room nurse rebuked Hart’s comments in a post on TikTik. The post garnered significant support from other medical professionals and women who had ectopic pregnancies, who commented that they had nearly died from the condition. […]

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“The reality of this election was plain to see on X, while most legacy media lied relentlessly to the public,” Musk wrote. “You are the media now. Please post your thoughts & observations on X, correct others when wrong and we will have at least one place in the world where you can come to find the truth.”

Since acquiring X (formerly Twitter), Musk has committed to transforming it into a hub for free speech, often commending journalists who have transitioned to the platform. Among those he has supported is former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who moved his show to X after leaving the network.

In a separate post on X, Musk argued that “News should come from the people” and “From those actually on the scene and those who actually are subject-matter experts!”

However, Musk’s approach has faced criticism, particularly from voices on the left who are outraged by the free-flowing of ideas and opinions on the platform. Following election night, hosts on The View expressed outrage about the lack of government intervention in social media, calling for more regulation and censorship. […]

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CNN guest Tavis Smiley told the others, “I think JD Vance has mommy issues and it’s been fascinating for me to watch the way this has played out on the campaign trail. And because of those issues, he has subjected women across this country to all his bad ideas and all his bad policy.” His comment was met with laughs from hosts.

A guest on CNN: JD Vance has “mommy issues”

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“Maya Angelou once told me that processing pain without perpetuating pain is rough business. So, if you’ve got mommy issues and you make everybody else in the country subject to that, that’s a real problem,” he added. The panel did not make mention of how much Vice President Harris talks about her mother, which the Democratic nominee has become known for speaking about and coming from a “middle-class family.”

Smiley also responded to a point that Phillip made, claiming that Vance was not just going after women with his policies but also “coming after the men” for suggesting that more conservative men have higher testosterone levels, a comment he made on Rogan’s podcast that has been backed by research.

Vance has been very open about his childhood where he was raised for some time by his grandparents as a result of his mother’s past addiction, which she has overcome now. Beverly Vance, who the Ohio Senator writes about in his book Hillbilly Elegy, struggled with addiction and began abusing drugs when Vance was just a child and exhibited erratic behavior at times. Later on he went to live with his grandparents. […]

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Montco DA Kevin Steele released a statement that reads:

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele and Whitpain Township Police Chief Kenneth Lawson announce the arrest of Edward Cieri Jr., 39, of Philadelphia, for threats he made against a staffer at the Montgomery County Republican Committee and its office.

On Saturday, Oct. 26. 2024, Whitpain Police were dispatched at 11:18 a.m. to the Montgomery County Republican Committee Office on Penllyn Blue Bell Pike in Whitpain Township. A staffer reported that a male called the office and called the staffer “a faggot.” The staffer responded by mocking the male caller. The caller then threatened to shoot the staffer and told him that he would “shoot the place up” or “blow it up.” Whitpain Police traced the phone called to Cieri.

“This defendant crossed the line into criminal behavior when he threatened to physically harm a political staffer and threatened violence against a political office,” said DA Steele. “That criminal behavior will not vbe tolerated in Montgomery County. We are committed to a fair, safe and free election, and all of Montgomery County law enforcement is committed to acting swiftly to investigate any threat of violence related to this election and arrest the individuals involved.”  […]

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