🚨 BREAKING news 🗞️ : Reports indicate a massive escalation as over 500 missiles are fired at Iran, with major fires reported across Tehran. The situation is developing rapidly. 🌍 💥
🚨 NOW: President Trump is RACING from Texas to Oklahoma after severe weather disrupted his travel plans ahead of tonight’s rally in Durant. 🇺🇸🔥
Trump said the planes and helicopters couldn’t land because of the weather, so instead of postponing the event, he decided to make the trip by ground.
“NO WAY, I’M GOING TO OKLAHOMA!”
Supporters have been waiting in the rain for hours as they prepare for the rally. 🌧️🇺🇸 (Koco)
Trump is scheduled to address the crowd in Durant after his earlier stop at Peterbilt in Denton, Texas, as part of his 32-day campaign tour ahead of the November 3 midterms. (Reuters)
🚨 TEXAS ➡️ OKLAHOMA
🌧️ Weather delay
🚗 Ground trip to the rally
🔥 Supporters waiting in the rain
The show is still going on.
🚨 BREAKING: A FEDERAL JUDGE JUST RULED THAT THE FEDERAL LAW CRIMINALIZING NONCITIZEN VOTING IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
U.S. District Judge David Leibowitz dismissed the federal case against Chelsea Cox, a Jamaican national living in Florida who was accused of voting in the 2020 election.
The judge’s reasoning: the Constitution gives states the authority to determine voter qualifications, and he concluded that Congress did not have the power to criminalize this conduct through the 1996 federal statute. (Reuters)
⚠️ IMPORTANT: This ruling applies only to Cox’s case. It does NOT mean noncitizens can legally vote in Florida. Florida law independently makes willfully voting while not a U.S. citizen a felony. (Florida Senate)
Now the bigger constitutional question is whether Congress can use federal law to prosecute noncitizen voting in federal elections.
There are already other similar cases working their way through the courts.
Could this issue eventually reach the SUPREME COURT? 🇺🇸⚖️
🚨 JUST IN: Florida Democratic state House candidate Ben Braver was REMOVED from JD Vance’s rally in Lakeland after repeatedly heckling the vice president.
Vance called him a “Democrat plant” as security escorted him out of the event. Another protester was also removed shortly afterward. (Florida’s Voice)
The incident quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of Vance’s Florida rally as he campaigned for Republican candidates ahead of the November 3 midterms.
Florida politics is getting heated. ☀️🇺🇸
🚨 JUST NOW: NEW MICHIGAN SENATE POLL
🔵 Abdul El-Sayed: 46.9% (+1.8)
🔴 Mike Rogers: 45.1%
📊 Trafalgar Group | 9/28–9/30 | N=1,085 likely voters
RAZOR-THIN. 👀
Recent Michigan polling has produced some noticeably different numbers, with several surveys showing El-Sayed ahead while others have the race much closer.
The latest Fox News poll, for example, has El-Sayed at 50% and Rogers at 49% among likely voters. (Fox News)
So the big question is: how much uncertainty is still hiding inside these polls?
Michigan is clearly a race worth watching as November 3 approaches. 🔥
🔥 LMAO! President Trump just used a GLASS OF WATER to make his point about fuel-efficiency policies at Peterbilt in Texas! 😂
Trump held up the glass and said:
“In order to save a glass of fuel like this…”
DUMP 💦
“It’s ridiculous!”
🇺🇸 Trump used the moment to criticize regulations he says unnecessarily restrict American vehicles and trucking.
He’s spending the day in Texas highlighting manufacturing and his administration’s trade agenda before heading to Durant, Oklahoma, for another rally tonight. Reuters reports the Peterbilt visit is part of Trump’s 32-day midterm campaign tour.
😂 Whatever you think of the policy debate, Trump certainly knows how to turn a policy argument into a viral stage moment.
🚨 NOW: President Trump just wrapped up his Peterbilt appearance in Texas and is heading to ANOTHER rally in Oklahoma! 🇺🇸🔥
And yes — the day included another Trump classic: walking off to “Y.M.C.A.” 😂
Two states. Two major appearances. ONE day.
Trump’s Texas stop focused on American manufacturing and workers before he headed toward Durant, Oklahoma, for an evening campaign rally with Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei.
🔥 This is the beginning of Trump’s planned 32-day campaign tour ahead of the November 3 midterms, with additional stops scheduled across the country.
MAN ON THE MOVE. 🇺🇸
🚨 BREAKING: Bolivia’s Attorney General Roger Mariaca has been ARRESTED just two days after the U.S. revoked his visa over allegations that he accepted bribes to facilitate drug trafficking and help violent criminals evade justice. 🔥
Bolivian authorities say Mariaca and 13 others were detained in an operation targeting an alleged criminal organization inside the country’s justice system.
Authorities are also investigating suspected money laundering and drug-trafficking activity. Reports say police found four people transporting large amounts of cash in an ambulance during the operation, while four prosecutors and other Public Ministry employees were among those arrested.
🇺🇸 Secretary of State Marco Rubio had already taken action against Mariaca and other officials. The U.S. State Department accused Mariaca of taking bribes to facilitate narcotrafficking and help violent criminals evade justice.
Mariaca has denied the allegations and previously called the U.S. visa action political pressure.
🚨 Now he has been arrested in Bolivia as the investigation expands.
Marco Rubio’s warning came just DAYS before the arrest. The allegations will now have to be tested through Bolivia’s legal process.
🔥 AWESOME MOMENT: A Peterbilt worker told President Trump that the company’s response to the new truck tariffs has helped expand production and create jobs — including a job for her son!
“Because of YOUR tariffs, we have been able to hire, increase production, and hire one thousand employees. And my son was included on that!”
🇺🇸 Peterbilt’s Denton facility has added more than 1,000 jobs, according to the company and White House officials, while PACCAR has reportedly added more than 2,000 jobs across its U.S. operations. (FreightWaves)
Trump has repeatedly argued that tariffs are encouraging companies to manufacture more products in America instead of relying on imports.
He has also cited more than $20 TRILLION in announced or committed U.S. investments, although independent reviews have questioned how that figure is calculated and how much represents actual completed investment. (Roll Call)
🇺🇸 The Peterbilt visit puts one thing front and center: American manufacturing, truck production and the workers behind it.
🚨 HUGE NEWS: President Trump says Venezuelan oil will now be used to help REFILL America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve — describing the Venezuelan oil agreement as coming at essentially NO COST to U.S. taxpayers. 🇺🇸🇻🇪
The administration says the agreement gives the U.S. majority control of access to roughly 65 BILLION barrels of proven Venezuelan oil reserves. (The Department of Energy’s https://t.co/RugIFzZqDA)
Trump has said one of the goals is to use Venezuelan oil to rebuild the depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which has fallen to its lowest levels in decades. (Reuters)
There is an important technical detail: Venezuelan crude is much heavier than the crude normally stored in the SPR, so officials have discussed swapping Venezuelan heavy crude for U.S. light or medium crude that can be placed into the reserve. (Reuters)
🔥 The bigger picture: Washington is trying to use the Venezuela agreement to expand U.S. access to oil, increase Venezuelan production and rebuild America’s emergency energy stockpile.
The deal is enormous — but exactly how quickly it can translate into additional SPR barrels and production remains a major question.
🚨 NOW: The Texas Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton remains TIGHT heading into the final stretch.
A Fox News poll previously showed:
🔵 James Talarico: 51%
🔴 Ken Paxton: 48%
That survey was conducted July 23–27 among Texas registered voters. (Fox News)
More recent September polling has continued to show a competitive race. The Big Data Poll conducted Sept. 24–26 had Talarico at 47% and Paxton at 45%, while other recent surveys have produced different results. (Real Clear Politics)
🚨 With early voting beginning October 19 and Election Day November 3, the Texas Senate contest remains one of the closely watched races of the 2026 midterms.
The final weeks of campaigning, advertising, turnout and voter preferences will all be closely watched.
🚨 JUST IN: VP JD Vance is taking aim at what he describes as institutionalized anti-white and anti-male discrimination in the United States.
Vance said:
“We institutionalized anti-white, anti-male discrimination in this country.”
He called the way white men were discussed and treated by some institutions “totally disgusting” and argued that government, universities and employers should not discriminate based on race or sex.
Vance also said there is “a lot more work to do,” while arguing that the Trump administration is moving toward what it describes as colorblind and merit-based standards. (Human Events)
🔥 The debate over DEI, affirmative action, hiring and admissions is clearly not going away.
The central question remains: Should race or sex play any role in determining opportunities, or should decisions be based strictly on individual qualifications and merit?
🚨 NOW: France is facing a serious wave of unrest as student protests spread across the country, with some demonstrations escalating into violence.
Authorities have reported arson, attacks on police, vandalism and hundreds of arrests. More than 100 students and school staff have reportedly been injured since the protests began. (Reuters)
🇫🇷 The government has called a crisis meeting as officials try to restore order around schools and address the underlying grievances over teacher shortages, overcrowding and deteriorating school conditions.
The unrest is also becoming a major political issue ahead of France’s 2027 presidential election, with Marine Le Pen and other parties presenting very different approaches to immigration, policing and public order.
🚨 Whatever political solution France ultimately chooses, the violence and attacks happening around schools have become impossible to ignore.
🔥 BREAKING: President Trump has just taken the stage at the Peterbilt facility in Denton, Texas, during his Texas–Oklahoma trip! 🇺🇸
Trump is speaking to workers at the truck manufacturing facility as he highlights American manufacturing, jobs and his administration’s economic agenda.
The Peterbilt stop is one of two scheduled appearances for Trump tonight before he heads to Oklahoma for the next event.
🇺🇸 The visit puts American manufacturing and the workers building these trucks front and center as the 2026 midterm campaign season gets underway.
🚨 JUST NOW: President Trump walked out with DENNIS RODMAN spotted in the Peterbilt facility — friend of Kim Jong Un — and said there will be no problems with North Korea
"As long as I'm here, you're not going to have any problems!” 🔥
This comes as Trump might MEET Kim Jong Un this year or at least again during his presidency
47 IS going to Asia before the year ends, so you never know 👀 https://t.co/evYmpCkBzR…
❤️ WOW! President Trump shared a memorable moment with a woman worker during his visit to the Peterbilt facility in Denton, Texas. 🇺🇸
In the video, she tells Trump that she loves him and appreciates what he is doing for America. 👏🏻
Trump was at Peterbilt to tour the facility and highlight American manufacturing, jobs and his administration’s trade agenda. The company has said the Denton facility has added more than 1,000 jobs. (https://t.co/OXrWDgIhZh)
These personal moments are a reminder that behind all the politics are real workers, families and communities affected by the country’s economic policies.
🇺🇸 Trump’s visit puts American manufacturing and the workers who build these products directly in the spotlight.
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump has arrived at the Peterbilt facility in Denton, Texas, where he is touring the plant and meeting with workers! 🇺🇸
Trump is highlighting American manufacturing and his administration’s trade and economic agenda during the visit.
Peterbilt’s parent company, PACCAR, says it has expanded truck production in the U.S., while the White House says the company has added more than 1,000 jobs at the Denton facility and more than 2,000 nationwide. (Reuters)
🇺🇸 The president is expected to address workers directly before continuing his Texas and Oklahoma trip.
A major focus of the visit: American manufacturing, American workers and the future of U.S. industry.
🚨 BREAKING: VIOLENT UNREST IS ESCALATING ACROSS FRANCE as student protests at high schools spread nationwide.
Authorities are reporting clashes with police, arson attempts, vandalism and attacks around schools. More than 600 people were detained Wednesday alone, while 119 students and school staff have reportedly been injured since the unrest began. (Reuters)
🚨 In some of the most serious incidents, fires were started at schools and a teacher was reportedly doused with petrol. Police have also faced projectiles and other attacks during the unrest. (Reuters)
The protests originally focused on overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, deteriorating school buildings and long school schedules — but the violence has now become a major public-order crisis.
🇫🇷 France’s government is responding with a crisis meeting as authorities try to restore safety around schools and get students back into classrooms.
Whatever the political solution, teachers, students and police should be able to go to school and do their jobs without being attacked or threatened.
🚨 NOW: President Trump says Iran may be connected to BOTH the FlyDubai incident and the suspected RAF Fairford plot — but investigations are still ongoing.
🇺🇸 TRUMP: “It’s looking like they were. I can’t say that with confirmation. But it’s looking like that.”
The RAF Fairford investigation has drawn major attention after British officials said there are “strong indications” Iran played a role, while authorities continue gathering evidence. Iran has denied any involvement. (ITVX)
The FlyDubai incident is also under investigation. Trump said Iran would face severe consequences if it is proven Tehran was involved, though no Iranian link has been confirmed in that case. (AP News)
🚨 With tensions already high, any verified evidence of state involvement could have major consequences for U.S. policy toward Iran.
The investigations continue.
🚨 JUST IN: President Trump is pushing back after reports surfaced that Ken Paxton privately said the Republican midterm convention in Dallas hurt his Senate campaign.
Trump said he had not heard Paxton’s comments and defended the convention, pointing to its reported reach and saying:
“We had 107 million views. I can tell you that the convention was amazing.”
Paxton was reportedly recorded saying that after the convention, “our numbers” dropped and that “everybody’s numbers dropped.” His senior adviser has disputed the report, calling the recording “manipulated nonsense.”
🔥 Trump and Paxton are still publicly aligned despite the controversy, with Trump campaigning in Texas as part of his 32-day midterm tour.
The Texas Senate race between Paxton and Democrat James Talarico remains closely watched, with the latest campaign developments generating plenty of attention ahead of November 3.
🚨 JUST IN: Lindsay Clancy is NOT off the hook.
Her attorney, Kevin Reddington, asked the judge to acquit her after the jury deadlocked 11–1 following the murder trial.
But Judge William Sullivan has NOT granted that request. Instead, the court scheduled another hearing for November 2 as the legal battle continues. (AP News)
Reddington is now arguing that prosecutors failed to present enough evidence to prove Clancy committed the killings — a major shift from the defense’s original argument that she was not criminally responsible because of postpartum psychosis.
Prosecutors strongly dispute that argument and point to the evidence presented during the trial. (AP News)
The case remains unresolved, and prosecutors have not yet announced whether they will seek a retrial.
🙏🏻 Whatever happens next, the focus remains on Cora, Dawson and Callan and on ensuring the case is resolved through the legal process.