CHILLING VIDEO: Idaho police released new surveillance footage showing the chaotic scene when a gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls. The dramatic video shows terrified employees diving for cover and shielding one another as the gunman fires shots at the drive-thru window. https://t.co/xSyNjcwPBB
WATCH: Police have released new surveillance footage from the Twin Falls, Idaho, shooting that left three people dead and seven injured. The gunman later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
BREAKING NEWS: UCI Health in Los Alamitos was placed on lockdown Wednesday morning due to a man armed with a machete at the medical center. https://t.co/bUZd0HgWFU
ChatGPT maker OpenAI said Tuesday that its artificial intelligence system hacked into another AI company on its own in what the company called an “unprecedented cyber incident.” https://t.co/riHNXxcTPC
It took the government nearly four years to finally admit what was really going on. By the time official warnings were released, the plot had already reached its final stages inside U.S. borders. Standard defense tactics can’t stop a threat that’s already in your neighborhood, and when you see how big the real number actually is, everything changes.
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Happy 250th, America!
Celebrating 250 years of independence and the enduring ideals of liberty, opportunity, and justice that shape our nation.
Since our nation's founding, Marines have upheld these ideals around the world, serving with honor, courage, and commitment.
Today, we honor the freedom they defend and the nation we’re proud to serve.
#July4th #FREEDOM250 #USMC
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
On this day in 1898, Theodore Roosevelt led the Rough Riders up Kettle Hill during the Battle of San Juan Heights, calling it "the great day of my life."
The charge made him a national hero and helped launch the political career that carried him to the presidency. 🧵
Fronta Lontrell Miller is #wanted by the #FBI for his alleged involvement in drug activities in Minneapolis, Minnesota, from in or about June 2022 through in or about June 2026: https://t.co/4dvJybuaA5
July 1, 1776 — The Continental Congress resumed debate on independence. John Adams passionately argued that Britain had already forced America into war, while John Dickinson warned the colonies were not yet prepared to stand alone.
On this day in 1775, America tried to solve a terrifying problem. They had just created an army, but what they actually had was thousands of armed farmers, hunters, and tradesmen with no rules, no discipline, and a habit of going home whenever they felt like it. So on June 30, Congress did something that doesn't get statues but absolutely won the war: they wrote the rulebook.
The Continental Army was barely two weeks old. Congress had voted it into existence on June 14 and handed George Washington command right after. But an army on paper is just a mob with muskets. These men elected their own officers, ignored orders they disliked, wandered off, drank heavily, and fought each other along colony lines. New Englanders and Virginians barely trusted each other, let alone took orders together.
So Congress passed 69 Articles of War, a full code of military law to turn that chaos into a fighting force. Rules on obeying officers, standing your post, not deserting, not plundering civilians, even rules against drunkenness and profanity and orders to attend church. Punishments were spelled out, from lashes to death. For the first time, an American soldier could be told exactly what he could and couldn't do, and what it would cost him if he crossed the line.
This is the unglamorous machinery of how a country actually gets built. No bayonet charge, no flag in the smoke. Just a committee deciding that if these thirteen squabbling colonies were going to take on the British Empire, their soldiers had to stop behaving like a town meeting with guns. Washington, who was obsessed with discipline, leaned on these rules constantly to forge the army that would survive Valley Forge and stand at Monmouth.
Every functioning military, including the modern US one, traces its DNA back to ordinary moments like this. Revolutions aren't only won in the dramatic battles. They're won by the boring people who sat down and wrote the rules that made winning possible.
#BREAKINGNEWS: Two men from Riverside County were arrested in connection with an alleged plot targeting the "UFC Freedom 250" fights at the White House, Eyewitness News has learned.
The FBI searched both of their homes and recovered multiple firearms and large quantities of ammunition. Court documents allege one suspect admitted to helping plan the attack and encouraging others to participate. https://t.co/GnSAhclGRd