BREAKING: Reports indicate ICE agents have been told the FBI will no longer investigate certain confrontations involving ICE personnel.
The move would reduce independent federal oversight of immigration enforcement at a time when the agency is already under intense scrutiny following recent deadly incidents involving ICE agents.
If true, this raises serious questions about accountability. No federal law enforcement agency should be beyond independent investigation.
Enough is enough.
🚨BREAKING: JD Vance MOCKS Americans who thought the
UFC Fighter calling Michelle Obama a MAN on the White House lawn was inappropriate.
ROGAN: “Saying Michelle Obama was a man is not the best thing to say at the White House.”
VANCE: “Dude, people say stuff all the time.”
🚨WOW: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani just REJECTED his own pay raise to $305,800 approved by lawmakers.
MAMDANI: “I haven’t knocked on anyone’s door in NYC that said their concern is that the Mayor makes too little. It should go to the pockets of those struggling in this city.”
WHOA!!! Sen. Jon Ossoff just OBLITERATED Trump's entire bullsh*t nation address.
"Here's what's gonna happen tonight. The world's most famous sore loser will deliver a primetime presidential sour grapes address to pursue his six-year-old grievances about the 2020 election while his war in the Middle East spirals out of control and the cost of living continues to rise for Americans across the country."
Booth was waiting in his vehicle along Nome Street with other employees due to the protest impeding traffic.
The two women initiated a 'verbal confrontation' and took pictures of the employees' vehicles before walking away.
At that point, Booth retrieved his personally owned pistol and fired a single shot in their direction, striking one of the women on her lower body.
Booth then got into his vehicle and drove out of the area before he was detained."
Police said they are asking anyone who might have footage of the shooting or the aftermath, or who has information about the case that they think might be helpful to investigators, to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.
Link to full story:
https://t.co/t4KSLXhw8k
By — Jesse Sarles
@CBSNewsColorado
ICE agents chased out of Starbucks—citizens yell "We want coffee with no ice!"
"ICE agents separate families," people shout.
"You should be ashamed of yourself!"
"You should not be comfortable going anywhere—you should not be able to sleep at night."
Agents slink back to car where other agents wait for them—empty handed.
Crowd follows them the whole way yelling:
"Shame! Shame! Shame!"
Incident occurred at a Starbucks location in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey.
ICE Out of NJ doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
Wow! During Todd Blanche's confirmation hearing, Jeffrey Epstein survivor Dani Bensky just seemingly accused Todd Blanche and the Trump administration of intentionally releasing her personal information!
"I'm a teacher. In my school, if a student released a nude photo depicting a peer's sexual assault and abuse, they would almost certainly face expulsion. And yet, this is what our Department of Justice did to crime victims.
"Today, Todd Blanche has been at the helm of the release of nude images of survivors, the outing of Jane Does, and the exposure of more than 100 victims' identifying information and documents describing horrific acts of abuse, including my own.
"Instead of treating this release as its own violation and holding the man who led it accountable, you have a decision on whether you place him in the highest law enforcement position in this country.
"In December, before the document release, our attorneys submitted 350 victims' names to the Department of Justice as victims' names to be redacted prior to the release. In that first release, I found my name in two places.
"In that next release in January, my name appeared again. But this time, the redactions were so far worse. The files displayed not only my name, but my phone number, my former addresses, where I worked, and other identifying information.
"When my name appeared in the third file release, it became difficult to believe that this was not intentional."
Meet MAGAt and pro-Russian grifter Gunther Eagleman (David Freeman).
In late 2024, the U.S. DOJ indicted Tenet Media, revealing it was a covert $10 million Russian influence operation funded by the state-controlled network RT.
Following the indictment, online researchers and critics exposed ties between Freeman's "Gunther Eagleman" account and the network's ecosystem. Freeman defended himself by stating he only received "tens of thousands" of dollars in standard "ad revenue" through X and content distribution networks rather than direct Russian payroll. Critics, however, pointed out that he aggressively deleted dozens of his pro-Russia and anti-Ukraine posts immediately after the DOJ indictment went public.
Even if the money trail was indirect, NATO-affiliated researchers and independent watchdogs have documented that Freeman heavily amplified Kremlin talking points to his over 600,000 followers. This included writing a viral post publicly apologizing to Vladimir Putin for U.S. funding of Ukraine and spreading debunked claims that there was "no video content from the war in Ukraine" to undermine public support for the war effort.
Freeman has worked closely with X Strategies, a right-wing digital consulting firm. These firms frequently act as middlemen—taking money from massive PACs, corporate entities, or foreign-adjacent media networks—and then paying individual influencers micro-fees (like his documented $300 repost fee) to blast out specific narratives, giving the influencers plausible deniability about where the original funding originated.
Trump cried communism at Mount Rushmore, so Bill Clinton named what America actually has: socialism for the super-rich. Friday night in the Black Hills, Trump used the country's 250th birthday to warn of "a resurgence of the communist menace in our land. "
The next morning, Bill Clinton answered.
While the other living ex-presidents posted gentle civics homilies for the Fourth, the 79-year-old two-termer published a bill of particulars.
Masked agents seizing people from their homes, their workplaces, the street.
A war on Iran started on a whim, with no objective and no exit.
A Supreme Court staffed with lifetime loyalists and a compliant Congress, used to prosecute enemies and choke off speech.
A federal government converted into a profit center for the people who run it and their friends.
"Their New Deal is socialism for the super-rich," Clinton wrote.
In American politics, socialism is the charge aimed at the left: Medicare, unions, any proposal to tax the rich. Clinton aimed the same word upward, at the bailouts and tax breaks that flow to the people who need the help least.
The idea was not original to him. Martin Luther King, Jr. made the point in the 1960s, when he said the country ran socialism for the rich and rugged individualism for the poor. What made it notable was the source.
Clinton had spent his presidency pulling the Democratic Party toward the center, signing welfare reform, deregulating Wall Street, announcing that the era of big government was over. Thirty years later he was reaching for a line from the left wing he had spent a career holding at a distance.
He did not mention Trump by name. The statement referred only to "the people in charge."
The day before, Trump had spoken warmly about Clinton. Reading a children's book about the presidents on Usha Vance's podcast, he was asked about the former president. "He actually was a nice guy," Trump said. "I like Bill Clinton a lot. I still do."
Clinton's statement went out the next morning. He did not return the compliment.
Jack Smith spent two years building the most serious federal cases against a president in American history. He indicted on classified documents and January 6. Both were dismissed when Trump took office. A federal judge has since permanently blocked the release of his classified documents report.
He said Thursday that the United States is facing an attack on the rule of law different in kind and scope from anything he has seen in his lifetime. He said judges can no longer trust the Justice Department as currently constituted. He said prosecutors in Minnesota refused retribution orders against families of people ICE shot earlier this year. And he said the pardons for January 6 participants send one message to those pardoned and a second, equally troubling message to every federal law enforcement officer watching.
Smith doesn't have political ambitions. He has no book to sell. He resigned, saw his work buried, and is doing press on the eve of the 250th to say what he believes the record requires.
In January 2025, Senator Mike Lee said the deep state group Patriot Front would cease to exist when Kash Patel was confirmed as FBI Director.
On July 4, 2026, after hundreds of Patriot Affront members in face diapers marched through DC, they said Kash Patel wasn’t fit to run the FBI because he’s Indian and Indians shouldn’t run any federal agency.
Mike Lee and Laura Ingraham on July 4, 2026 said Patriot Affront is no longer deep state, it’s Antifa.
They always have to find an excuse rather than admit that the Nazi racist assholes are their teammates.
@KristyLouw@KHOU So I'm assuming you have proof of this parent's fraud against the City of Katy and the school district.
Or is your middle name 'Karen'?
It is well known that the 4th & 5th & 14th amendments to the Constitution are a huge annoyance for law enforcement.
Perhaps we could replace them with your new standard established here?
Americans' new right of privacy could be defined as
"relax, this isn't a big deal."
@KHOU This isn’t a big deal. Relax. I’d be more pissed about not being notified and would’ve told them to come back another time when the parent is home. The kid shouldn’t be opening doors anyways.