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D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), December 5, 2025 — FBI Director Kash Patel told Lara Trump the Bureau’s months-long re-examination of the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt leaves investigators confident Thomas Crooks acted alone, but stressed the probe remains active and will reopen if new evidence emerges. Patel said agents conducted full device extractions, forensic reads of every seized gadget, exhaustive contact tracing, and social-media forensics before reaching their conclusion — work he described as “old evidence, new team, great police work.”
Patel said the Bureau re-created the original crime scene, reconstructed movement and timeline data, and uncovered an undetonated explosive device that had been placed in a vehicle on the grounds. Those findings, he said, confirmed the seriousness of the threat and justified the sustained, multi-agency investigation now producing results. “We read every email, every contact, every posting,” Patel said. “We triangulated cell-tower dumps, pulled provider records, scrubbed geolocation data and rebuilt the event from the ground up.”
Asked why prior teams failed to solve the case, Patel faulted resource constraints and interagency gaps rather than singular bad actors. He said the campaign repeatedly requested enhanced security before the incident but was limited by manpower shortfalls and agency refusal — a failure he called “an interagency breakdown” that left the president and others at greater risk. Still, Patel cautioned that while the Bureau documented severe operational shortcomings, his team currently lacks admissible evidence to sustain criminal negligence charges against officials at other agencies.
Patel emphasized the FBI’s commitment to transparency and to leaving the case open to new leads: “We don’t close these matters forever; we keep them active. If credible new information emerges, we will follow it.” He also promised the Department of Justice will evaluate any systemic lapses discovered during the review to determine whether administrative or criminal accountability is appropriate.
Finally, Patel underlined the human cost of the failure and the Bureau’s renewed priorities under current leadership: returning agents to the field, rebuilding investigative capacity, and focusing on preventing attacks rather than politicizing law-enforcement missions. He said the Butler review — and its lessons — will shape policy and resource decisions going forward.
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D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), March 6, 2026 — A resurfaced video from 2021 is circulating widely online after comments made by Markwayne Mullin about the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt by U.S. Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd.
The clip comes from a July 2021 interview on C-SPAN in which Mullin described encountering Byrd shortly after the shooting inside the U.S. Capitol during the events of January 6 United States Capitol attack.
According to Mullin’s remarks, the officer appeared emotionally shaken following the incident. The Oklahoma lawmaker said he approached Byrd and told him, “Sir, you did what you had to do,” while offering him a hug after the shooting.
Mullin also argued in the interview that the officer believed he was acting to protect people inside the building, saying Byrd had been placed in a situation where he felt lethal force was necessary.
The shooting of Babbitt—an Air Force veteran and supporter of Donald Trump—remains one of the most controversial moments from the...
Washington, March 5, 2026 — In breaking news first reported on Fox News, President Donald Trump announced that Markwayne Mullin will become the next United States Secretary of Homeland Security, replacing current DHS chief Kristi Noem.
According to the announcement posted on Truth Social, Mullin will assume the role effective March 31, 2026. Trump praised Noem’s performance in the position, writing that she achieved “numerous and spectacular results, especially on the border.”
Under the new arrangement, Noem will move into a newly created diplomatic role as Special Envoy for the “Shield of the Americas,” a Western Hemisphere security initiative expected to be formally announced during an event in Doral, Florida.
The leadership shift follows a difficult stretch for Noem during recent hearings on Capitol Hill where lawmakers questioned certain department expenditures, including funds tied to a national advertising campaign.
Shortly after the announcement, cameras captured ...
Washington, March 4, 2026 — In a new report, journalist John Bowne argues that major media institutions are attempting to minimize public attention surrounding newly discussed files connected to financier Jeffrey Epstein and depositions involving former president Bill Clinton.
According to Bowne, what he describes as the “mainstream media gaslighting machine” — including outlets such as C-SPAN and The Wall Street Journal — is portraying the latest Epstein-related developments as routine or unremarkable. Bowne claims the framing attempts to make the growing number of Americans following the story feel as if they are overreacting to a non-story.
The report focuses heavily on testimony and questioning surrounding connections between Epstein and prominent political figures. In deposition excerpts discussed in the report, Hillary Clinton is shown responding to questions about Epstein by stating she had no meaningful relationship with him and suggesting that some allegations circulating ...
D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), March 2, 2026 — In a forceful address from the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that, under the direct orders of President Donald J. Trump, the United States has launched “Operation Epic Fury,” describing it as the most lethal, most complex, and most precise aerial operation in history.
Hegseth framed the campaign as the culmination of what he called 47 years of Iranian aggression against the United States, citing attacks in Beirut, rocket strikes on U.S. ships, embassy assaults, and roadside bombings in Iraq and Afghanistan attributed to Iranian-backed forces.
“We didn’t start this war, but under President Trump, we are finishing it,” Hegseth said.
According to the Secretary, the operation is narrowly focused on destroying Iranian offensive missile systems, dismantling missile production capabilities, neutralizing naval forces, and preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. He emphasized that the ...
D.C. (Dist. of Criminals), February 22, 2026 — Media personality Alex Jones is urging President Trump to confront growing Epstein-related media narratives directly. --
Jones claims political opponents may attempt to leverage personal allegations for political damage.
He specifically warned that speculation involving Melania Trump could be used as reputational pressure.
Jones emphasized he was not asserting wrongdoing, but argued transparency is the strongest defense.
The comments come amid renewed public interest in Epstein files and high-profile associations.
Supporters say confronting accusations early prevents escalation.
Critics argue such broadcasts amplify speculation without verified evidence.
No official response has been issued from Trump representatives regarding these specific claims.
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WHITE HOUSE, February 22, 2026 — President Donald Trump remains at the White House today as federal authorities investigate how an armed 21-year-old man breached the security perimeter at Mar-a-Lago overnight. The incident occurred while the president was in Washington hosting governors for a formal dinner. --
According to law enforcement briefings, the suspect entered the secured area near the north gate and was confronted by U.S. Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy. Officials stated the individual was carrying what appeared to be a shotgun and a gas canister. When ordered to drop the weapon, authorities say the suspect raised the shotgun into a firing position, prompting officers to fire. The suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. No law enforcement personnel were injured.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responded on X, stating that the Secret Service “acted quickly and decisively to neutralize” an ...
