Three University of South Alabama students face federal charges over alleged social media threats against President Donald Trump, with the cases unsealed just hours before he took the stage for a scheduled midterm campaign rally in Mobile.
Judicial Watch obtained 249 pages of FBI records revealing redacted Crooks messages, drone flight data, and other investigative communications, while warning that the bureau’s roughly 75,000 page file could take 12 years to produce.
Christa Pike’s attorneys say she remains critically ill after Tennessee’s failed execution attempt, alleging officials ignored warnings, struggled with IV access and administered two lethal doses of pentobarbital before she was hospitalized.
Hamam al-Hammami, accused of stabbing the captain and trying to seize Flight 1073, had previously been banned from flying by Oman over radicalization concerns, according to sources, sharpening questions about security screening before the flight carrying 182 people.
Michelle Obama’s pointed pregnancy jokes and candid family comments are drawing fresh attention as persistent divorce rumors continue surrounding her marriage to Barack, despite the couple’s public effort to reject the speculation.
Disney President Dana Walden praised Jimmy Kimmel but refused to guarantee his show’s future, citing a shrinking late night broadcast audience, weaker digital revenue and unresolved business questions as his current contract approaches its endpoint.
Rod Stewart will launch his final major tour in Dublin in April 2027, closing more than six decades on the road while leaving open the possibility of future recordings, occasional performances, and unfinished music with Ronnie Wood.
James Woods connected a caravan of more than 600 migrants to the November midterms, unleashing a fierce attack on Democrats as Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin insisted the group had no chance of entering the United States.