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Wild Road Rage Chaos Sends Two Cars Crashing Into Brooklyn Building, Nearly Hitting Pedestrian [WATCH]

Two drivers were arrested after a suspected road rage incident ended with both vehicles crashing into a Brooklyn building, injuring an innocent pedestrian and causing extensive damage to a yoga studio that was scheduled to open next month, as reported by The New York Post.

The collision occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. Tuesday along Fulton Street in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, according to the New York Police Department.

Video from the scene shows a 20-year-old man walking along the sidewalk wearing a blue tracksuit moments before two vehicles—a black Cadillac and a BMW—came speeding through an intersection after allegedly running a red light.

The pedestrian narrowly avoided being struck as both vehicles entered the frame at high speed. Seconds later, the BMW crashed into the front of a commercial building, heavily damaging an under-construction yoga studio.


Police said the pedestrian suffered injuries during the incident despite avoiding a direct impact.

Authorities also said the drivers of both vehicles were injured.

The Cadillac driver was identified as 56-year-old Anthony Hayes of Binghamton, New York. The BMW driver was identified as 43-year-old Robert Walker of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Emergency crews transported Hayes, Walker, and the injured pedestrian to Kings County Hospital. Police said all three were listed in stable condition.

Investigators believe the collision stemmed from a suspected road rage encounter between the two drivers before the crash.

Following the investigation, both men were arrested.

According to police, Hayes was charged with vehicular assault, driving under the influence, resisting arrest, reckless endangerment, aggravated driving while intoxicated, and reckless driving.

Walker was charged with vehicular assault, criminal mischief, and failing to stop at a red light.

The crash caused significant structural damage to the building housing the second location of Noir Yoga.

The studio had been undergoing final preparations ahead of its planned Aug. 1 grand opening, but owner Mason Mason told News12 the opening has now been postponed because of the damage.

“It’s graphic,” Mason said. “It’s just jarring and an immense amount of damage. I’m like, how could something like this happen?”

Photographs from the scene showed debris scattered across the sidewalk and heavy damage to the storefront after the BMW crashed into the structure.

The Fire Department of New York said National Grid responded to the location to shut off the building’s gas service as a safety precaution following the collision.

The city’s Department of Buildings was also notified to inspect the damaged structure.

Authorities have not announced what, if any, additional structural repairs will be required before the business can reopen construction and resume preparations for its delayed launch.

The investigation into the crash remains ongoing.

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Bernie Sanders Faces Democratic Backlash Over Endorsement Disasters And Platner Scandal [WATCH]

Senator Bernie Sanders is once again under fire as Democrats reel from the fallout of his latest political endorsement fiasco, as reported by Fox News.

The self-labeled democratic socialist is facing sharp criticism for backing Graham Platner, a disgraced Maine Senate candidate accused of appalling personal misconduct.

The situation has sparked a wave of resentment across the Democratic Party, with many questioning Sanders’ judgment and the direction of his brand of far-left politics.

Michael LaRosa, a former Biden aide, did not hold back. He accused Sanders and Democratic leaders of destroying any chance to pick up a crucial Senate seat, calling Platner a “big phony.”

LaRosa even urged leadership to apologize for what he described as flushing a winnable seat right down the drain.

The outburst mirrors the frustration among many Democratic insiders who see Sanders’ influence as no longer an asset but a liability.

The political fall from grace was swift. Just hours after a detailed report emerged accusing Platner of sexual assault in 2021, Sanders reversed course and joined colleagues in calling on the embattled candidate to step aside.

The about-face drew further ire, as critics said it revealed just how little due diligence Sanders and his team had done before championing Platner as a model progressive.

Political analyst Rachel Bade summed it up with brutal clarity. She wrote that the Platner disaster was only the tip of the iceberg, pointing to a troubling pattern where Sanders and his movement eagerly promote unvetted candidates whose skeletons should have been obvious.

As she put it, Democrats are now realizing that their so-called “revolution” is riddled with reckless judgment.

Indeed, Platner is only one name on a long list of Sanders-endorsed politicians whose scandals have overshadowed their credentials.

One such example is Adam Hamawy, who once had connections to a figure convicted of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Despite that history, Sanders hailed Hamawy as a bold leader in the Democratic Party.

The Blind Sheikh, whose name appears in those same circles, needed no introduction to anyone paying attention, yet somehow this did not set off alarms for the Vermont senator.

Then there is Melat Kiros, a Colorado socialist who ousted a seasoned incumbent. She once called America’s foreign policy the reason behind the 9/11 terror attacks.

Sanders celebrated her victory and claimed she would be a “great ally in Congress.” That remark did not age well in the eyes of moderates who think Sanders’ brand of politics continually rewards the most extreme voices in the room.

Randy Villegas, another Sanders-backed candidate in California, is now under scrutiny for approving quiet settlements tied to child abuse cases.

Undaunted, Sanders has nonetheless described Villegas as the kind of “new, bold leader” America needs.

Even progressive Democrat John Fetterman has had enough, sarcastically asking why Sanders insists on “pushing these kinds of communists.”

Sanders’ endorsement record reads like a catalog of Democratic headaches. He stood behind Andrew Gillum in 2018, promoting him as a fighter for universal healthcare before Gillum’s later drug-related scandals made national news.

Cenk Uygur, founder of the Young Turks, also enjoyed Sanders’ praise until ugly, racist statements resurfaced online and forced Sanders to backtrack. In short, the senator’s political instincts appear stunningly flawed.

Sanders’ loyalty to the left’s most controversial figures continues with his support for “Squad” members Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, both of whom have been accused of antisemitism and known for their hostility toward Israel and law enforcement.

Tlaib went so far as to defend violent Antifa agitators, an action that even party loyalists found indefensible. Yet Sanders has never flinched in standing behind her.

Gun control advocate Shannon Watts pointed out that Sanders has repeatedly endorsed candidates with disturbing personal baggage.

She observed that when patterns like this emerge, they reveal the deeper problem: Sanders has become so obsessed with ideological purity that he ignores serious character flaws.

Her comments were echoed by Republican National Committee spokeswoman Natalie Baldassarre, who bluntly called the senator’s coalition a “clown car” full of unfit radicals.

The Vermont socialist has endorsed 19 federal candidates and another 54 at the state level in 2026 alone, far exceeding the endorsement records of Elizabeth Warren or Ro Khanna.

Yet with every new name, new controversies seem to follow, turning what Sanders calls a “revolution” into an ongoing embarrassment for Democrats.

Baldassarre says conservatives will continue to expose what she labels Sanders’ parade of dangerous socialists, people whose ultimate aim is to erode liberty and empower government overreach.

Her warning echoes among Republican circles that have watched Sanders’ movement bring the Democratic Party further into radicalism with each election cycle.

The next test of Sanders’ influence comes in Michigan, where progressive Abdul El-Sayed faces centrist Haley Stevens in a Senate primary.

El-Sayed has publicly called for abolishing ICE and defunding police departments, yet Sanders enthusiastically champions him.

If history is any guide, the results may once again leave Democrats wondering why Bernie Sanders cannot seem to back a candidate who is both competent and credible.

Sanders, true to form, has remained silent on his endorsement record. That silence, combined with the wreckage of his recent picks, has many within his own party questioning not only his political instincts but also his continuing relevance.

As one weary Democrat quipped, the Sanders era looks less like a revolution and more like a slow-motion implosion.

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Near Disaster Aboard Ryanair Flight as Passenger Nearly Sucked Out Broken Window at 20000 Feet [WATCH]

A Ryanair flight traveling from Greece to Germany returned safely to Thessaloniki shortly after takeoff Friday morning after a passenger window became dislodged during the flight, prompting a rapid cabin decompression and leaving one passenger in need of medical treatment, as reported by The New Post.

According to Ryanair, the flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen departed at approximately 5:55 a.m. before turning back after the incident occurred at an altitude of roughly 20,000 feet.

Witnesses aboard the Boeing 737-800 told Greek media that they heard what sounded like a loud explosion moments before realizing the aircraft had experienced a decompression event.

One passenger told Radio Thessaloniki, as reported by Agence France-Presse, that the noise resembled “a tire bursting.”

“We immediately realised there had been a decompression. There were screams … for a moment I thought someone had accidentally opened the emergency door,” the passenger said.

The passenger added that oxygen masks deployed immediately after the incident.

“The masks dropped, and there was a strong smell. The head and shoulders of one passenger were outside the window. Fortunately, he hadn’t taken off his seat belt.”

According to CNN Greece, the injured traveler was identified only as a 61-year-old Serbian man.

Greek media reported that investigators believe part of one of the aircraft’s engines broke away and struck a passenger window, causing it to become dislodged. Officials had not publicly confirmed that cause at the time of publication.

Michalis Giannakos, president of the Panhellenic Federation of Public Hospital Employees in Greece, told reporters that fellow passengers helped restrain the man until the aircraft returned to the airport.

“His wife held him down for five minutes so he wouldn’t get out,” Giannakos said.

“With the help of many passengers, they managed to pull him into the cabin.”

Despite the emergency, the aircraft landed safely back at Thessaloniki Airport.

Passengers exited the aircraft and returned to the terminal before Ryanair arranged a replacement flight to continue their trip to Memmingen, located outside Munich, Germany.

Giannakos said the injured passenger was being treated for friction burns sustained during the incident.

In a statement provided to The New York Post, Ryanair confirmed the aircraft returned shortly after departure.

“A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen on Friday morning (10 July) returned to Thessaloniki shortly after take-off when a passenger window dislodged in-flight,” a Ryanair spokesperson said.

“The aircraft landed normally, and passengers returned to the terminal. One passenger requested and received medical assistance on the ground in Thessaloniki.”

The airline did not immediately provide additional information regarding what caused the window to become dislodged or whether the aircraft had sustained additional damage.

No other injuries were reported.

The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine what caused the midair window failure and whether mechanical factors contributed to the emergency that forced the aircraft to abandon its scheduled flight to Germany.

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Marco Rubio Intervenes After Walz Pardons Illegal Alien Convicted in Child Sexual Assault Case [WATCH]

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is under fire after granting clemency to an illegal immigrant convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting a ten-year-old girl, effectively erasing his criminal record and preventing his deportation, as reported by Fox News.

While Walz and his political allies tried to frame it as an act of compassion, many Americans saw it as another reckless move that endangered public safety.

The criminal, Tou Lue Vang from Laos, was convicted of first-degree criminal sexual conduct in 2006 for assaults that took place over a two-year span.

He even told police at the time that his horrific crimes were part of a so-called cultural practice about young brides, a claim that disgusted both law enforcement and the community.

After serving time, Vang was slated for deportation.

Yet as that day approached, the Democratic governor and Minnesota’s Board of Pardons, which includes Attorney General Keith Ellison and Chief Justice Natalie Hudson, stepped in to wipe his record clean.

This last-minute action kept Vang in the country and left Department of Homeland Security officials stunned.

That political stunt did not stand for long. Secretary of State Marco Rubio intervened, moved quickly to terminate Vang’s legal status, and ensured that Walz’s pardon did not block DHS from carrying out its duty.

In a statement to Fox News Digital, Rubio made it clear that his action was about defending American families from dangerous foreign offenders.

“Just weeks ago, a foreign child rapist was freed to once again endanger America’s children after receiving a pardon from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz,” Rubio said.

“Tue Lue Vang admitted to committing heinous crimes against a ten-year-old girl in Minnesota. He attempted to pay his victim for her silence and dismissed his acts of child abuse as a minor thing.”

Rubio continued:

“Americans should never have to live in fear that foreign sex predators, shielded from deportation by their own elected officials, could endanger them or their children. That is why I terminated his legal status in the United States. Vang has now been removed from our country and will never pose a threat to any American ever again.”

Homeland Security officials were not as diplomatic when describing Walz’s role.

Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis blasted the Minnesota governor’s decision, calling it disgusting that a Democrat leader would fight to keep a convicted foreign child predator in America rather than protect American children.

The statement from DHS reflected growing frustration inside federal agencies that are trying to uphold immigration laws while blue state politicians dismantle them piece by piece.

Critics say Walz’s pardon was an outrageous example of the sanctuary state mentality that prioritizes ideology over safety.

Meanwhile, Walz defended his decision in a bizarre statement, saying Vang had somehow become a “critical member of the community” and even referring to him as a “citizen.”

The comment raised eyebrows since Vang was never a citizen and was in the country illegally.

Walz argued that deporting Vang “would not serve his family” or the “economic interest” of Minnesota, claiming that the convicted child rapist was now a taxpayer creating job growth.

This was not the first time Walz’s board made a controversial move. In May, they had pardoned yet another Laotian illegal immigrant who was convicted of armed robbery, again shielding him from deportation.

To many Minnesotans, the pattern has become all too clear: criminal foreigners are given special treatment while law-abiding citizens are left to question whether their leaders care more about criminals than communities.

The political fallout has been swift. Conservatives across the country have pointed to the case as a warning of what happens when left-wing ideology overrules common sense.

Pundits on Fox News called the pardon “proof of everything wrong with Democratic governance,” noting that the governor was more focused on signaling virtue than defending victims.

For Rubio, the move to intervene was another moment where he aligned himself with the broader conservative demand for law and order.

His decisive handling of the case has been praised by those who feel Washington has grown far too timid under weak leadership.

Rubio’s action sent a message not only to DHS but to every sanctuary state official playing politics with public safety.

What remains shocking is the total disconnect between the elites who shield foreign offenders and the voters who bear the consequences.

Parents in Minnesota do not care about political points; they care about keeping predators far away from their children.

When a governor uses his authority to protect criminals instead of families, he forfeits the trust of the people he swore to serve.

Rubio’s intervention forced accountability back into the equation. The child predator is now deported, the loopholes are closed, and a warning has been sent to every official tempted to follow Walz’s path.

As Rubio put it, America should never again see its elected leaders defend criminals who have no right to be here in the first place.

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Iran’s Assassination Plot Against Trump Exposed: Israeli Intel Warns the White House [WATCH]

Israel recently shared intelligence with the United States indicating that Iran had developed a new plan to assassinate President Donald Trump, according to a report published Thursday by The Wall Street Journal, which cited people familiar with the matter.

The reported intelligence marks the latest development in the longstanding threats Iran has directed toward Trump following the January 2020 U.S. military strike that killed Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad.

Fox News Digital reported that the White House referred questions about the Journal’s report to remarks Trump made on Wednesday, addressing ongoing threats against his life.

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“They want to take out the U.S. leader — me. I’m on whatever list. I saw this morning I’m on every single one of their lists,” Trump said.

“And, so far, I guess I’ve been a bit lucky, but maybe that doesn’t last very long. These are evil, sick people. And we have to root out that cancer. That cancer. You know what you do? You’ve got to cut out cancer early. And that’s the way I feel.”

Trump made those comments during a news conference at the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, on July 8, 2026.

Fox News Digital also reported that it contacted Israel’s Embassy in Washington and Iran’s Mission to the United Nations, seeking comment on the reported intelligence.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the intelligence emerged as Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have taken different approaches in recent weeks regarding Iran following last month’s conflict.

The report stated that Netanyahu has favored maintaining military pressure on Tehran, while Trump has sought to preserve the ceasefire that followed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

Despite reports describing differences over strategy, Netanyahu’s office said Thursday that the two leaders spoke by telephone and agreed to continue close coordination between the United States and Israel.

According to Netanyahu’s office, Trump also briefed the Israeli prime minister on recent U.S. activity in the Gulf during their conversation.

The reported assassination threat comes as Iran has continued to publicly vow retaliation against Trump for authorizing the strike that killed Soleimani, who served as commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds Force.

The Journal also reported that mourners attending the funeral of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei displayed a banner reading, “We Will Kill Trump.”

According to the report, attendees at the funeral also chanted for Trump’s death.

The latest intelligence report follows years of public statements by Iranian officials and affiliated groups pledging revenge for Soleimani’s death.

Trump also referenced Soleimani during his remarks on Wednesday, revealing that Israel had previously declined to participate in a plan to eliminate the Iranian general in 2020 before the United States carried out the strike.

Neither the White House nor Israeli officials publicly released additional details about the intelligence referenced in The Wall Street Journal report.

No further information has been made public regarding the alleged plot, including its timing, operational details, or whether any arrests have been made.

The reported intelligence underscores the continuing security concerns surrounding threats against Trump more than six years after the strike that killed Soleimani and amid ongoing tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran.

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Trump Clears Out Election Commission, Sends Democrats Into Full Meltdown [WATCH]

President Donald Trump removed two Democratic members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission on Thursday, leaving the federal agency without any sitting commissioners after the panel’s remaining Republican member had already resigned, as reported by Townhall.

The personnel changes effectively vacate the four-member commission responsible for issuing voluntary election administration guidance to state and local officials.

The Election Assistance Commission, commonly known as the EAC, has no enforcement authority but develops best practices for election administration and establishes specifications used in testing and certifying voting systems.

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According to NOTUS, the White House dismissed the two Democratic commissioners on Thursday afternoon, completing the departure of every member of the bipartisan panel.

The move immediately drew criticism from Democratic election officials and strategists, who argued the dismissals could affect the commission’s work ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Tim Lim, a Democratic strategist who works on election administration issues, criticized the action.

“Trump couldn’t rig the elections through the SAVE Act, so he’s now moving unilaterally to subvert the 2026 elections, starting with sacking the bipartisan EAC commissioners,” Lim said.

“Between the FBI surging into Fulton County and today’s action, it’s clear Donald Trump is determined to stop a free and fair election this November.”

The Election Assistance Commission was created by Congress through the Help America Vote Act, following the closely contested 2000 presidential election.

Its mission is to provide election administration guidance, distribute certain federal election funds, and develop voluntary standards for voting systems used by states and local jurisdictions.

Although the commission issues recommendations and technical guidance, election administration remains primarily the responsibility of state and local governments.

Throughout its history, the commission has periodically operated without a full complement of commissioners.

According to reports, the agency lacked a quorum for several years before the Senate confirmed new commissioners in 2019, allowing it to resume updating election guidance.

NOTUS also reported that Republicans have previously sought to eliminate the agency, though those efforts were unsuccessful. During former President Joe Biden’s administration, the commission’s staff reportedly doubled in size.

Following staffing reductions during the Trump administration, the agency now has approximately 65 employees.

The departure of all commissioners raises questions about how the agency will carry out its bipartisan advisory responsibilities unless new members are nominated and confirmed.

The White House action comes as the Trump administration continues to reshape federal agencies and exercise executive authority over independent commissions.

The dismissals also follow a recent Supreme Court ruling involving former Federal Trade Commission Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter.

The decision concluded that the president could remove certain independent agency officials without cause, while distinguishing the Federal Reserve from that holding.

Legal observers have noted that the ruling may influence how future administrations approach appointments and removals at independent federal agencies.

As of Thursday evening, the White House had not publicly announced replacements for the vacant Election Assistance Commission seats.

The timeline for nominating and confirming new commissioners also remained unclear.

With the commission now lacking any sitting members, its ability to issue bipartisan recommendations or update election guidance may remain on hold until new appointments are made and confirmed.

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Suspect Caught After Firebombing Two New York City Churches With Molotov Cocktails [WATCH]

A man has been arrested after authorities say he carried out a series of Molotov cocktail attacks targeting two churches in Queens late Wednesday night, with investigators also examining whether the case is connected to similar incidents reported in the area last month, as reported by The Post Millennial.

According to police, the suspect is a 36-year-old man who has not yet been publicly identified.

Investigators said he was captured on surveillance video allegedly throwing incendiary devices at Iglesia Bautista El Mesias in Ozone Park and a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in nearby Woodhaven.

The first incident occurred shortly after 11:35 p.m. Wednesday outside Iglesia Bautista El Mesias on 75th Street in Ozone Park.

Police said the suspect was seen speaking with several people outside the church before pulling a Molotov cocktail from his belongings, lighting it, and throwing it toward the building’s front entrance.

Investigators said the device exploded after striking the front door. Despite the explosion, authorities reported that the church did not sustain any damage.

The suspect then allegedly traveled to the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Woodhaven, where police say he launched a second Molotov cocktail at the building.

According to investigators, the incendiary device bounced off the structure before landing on the ground. Officials said the second building also escaped without damage.

Authorities said a third building was targeted during the incident, although it likewise sustained no damage.

Pastor Alex Garcia of Iglesia Bautista El Mesias expressed disbelief following the attack.

“I have no words because, like I told you, we have no enemies; the church is growing. I cannot say anything because we have no enemies, so I don’t know where this is coming from,” Garcia told ABC 7 News.

Police quickly launched an investigation after the attacks and located the suspect approximately 35 minutes later.

According to authorities, officers arrested the man around 12:10 a.m. Thursday.

During the arrest, investigators recovered two additional Molotov cocktails that police said were inside the suspect’s bag. Those devices were seized before they could allegedly be used.

Authorities have not announced a motive for the attacks, and the suspect’s identity has not been released publicly.

Police said criminal charges are pending.

According to the New York Post, investigators are also examining whether the incident is connected to similar attacks reported in the same area during the previous month.

Officials have not announced whether evidence has established a direct link between those cases.

The suspect is expected to face federal charges in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

The investigation remains ongoing as law enforcement officials continue reviewing surveillance footage, collecting evidence from the scenes, and determining whether additional incidents may be connected to the suspect’s alleged actions.

No injuries were reported during the attacks, and authorities said none of the targeted buildings suffered structural damage despite the explosive devices being thrown at the properties.

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Texas Cops Slammed for Threatening to Ticket Preachers for ‘Offensive’ Speech [WATCH]

A confrontation between Fort Worth police officers and a Christian street preacher at a Trinity Pride Fest event has sparked criticism after a video circulated online showing officers warning that speech deemed offensive could result in a citation, as reported by Red State.

The exchange, which took place in Fort Worth, Texas, involved a Christian street preacher and a retired federal law enforcement officer speaking at the event.

Videos shared on social media captured two Fort Worth police officers discussing whether speech that offended others could lead to enforcement action.

One of the videos was posted by Blue Lives Matter, which criticized the officers’ handling of the encounter despite identifying itself as a pro-law enforcement organization.

In a statement accompanying the video, Blue Lives Matter wrote:

“On behalf of the largest police news outlet in the world, we’re officially calling for the resignation or termination of this officer IMMEDIATELY.

A female Fort Worth police officer was caught on camera threatening to ticket a retired federal law enforcement officer and a Christian street preacher for ‘offensive speech.’

The officer told the man that if someone is offended by his preaching, then ‘we have a problem’ and said she would issue him a ticket. When he asked if she was really going to ticket him for offensive speech, she replied, ‘Yes, I am.’

This is a blatant violation of the First Amendment. Police officers do not have the authority to ticket people for speech that offends others. That is the exact opposite of how freedom of speech works in America.

The fact that this officer targeted a retired federal law enforcement officer who was simply preaching makes this even more unacceptable.

Departments that employ officers who openly disregard the Constitution need to clean house. This kind of behavior erodes public trust and makes every good officer’s job harder.

Pass this along so more people see what is happening on our streets.”

Another video showed a separate exchange between a male Fort Worth officer and the preacher. During the discussion, the preacher questioned whether speech that offended him would also be treated as a potential violation.

The preacher asked, “What if I’m offended by what they say? Like, they come up telling me this and that, swearing at me. Will they get cited?”

The officer responded, “Are you offended?”

The preacher replied, “Oh, I’m offended by all of this. I’m offended by seeing half-naked men running around with children. I am deeply offended by that.”

The officer answered, “Unfortunately, there’s not much on our side to do anything [about that].”

Another video posted by Libs of TikTok claimed:

“IT GETS WORSE”

Fort Worth police officer says that calling a biological male a ‘sir’ is a ‘grey area’ and that he would potentially ticket @wfcpreacher for ‘offending’ a man pretending to be a woman.

The cop then says he WOULD NOT ticket the LGBTQ activists for offending the preacher by marching around half-naked men in front of children.

‘Unfortunately, there’s not much on our side to do anything about it.’

Following the public attention surrounding the incident, the Fort Worth Police Department indicated additional instruction would be provided to officers.

According to a statement obtained by the Dallas Express, the department said:

“The City of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Police Department recognize that incidents involving First Amendment activity require thoughtful consideration and understanding of the law.”

The department said it would issue additional training following the incident.

The videos continued circulating online as the exchange fueled broader discussion about First Amendment protections and police interactions during public demonstrations.

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Drunken Chaos Explodes As Furious Passengers Attack Airline Staff In Mexico City Airport [WATCH]

A group of unruly airline passengers reportedly removed from an Aeroméxico flight sparked a violent confrontation inside Mexico City’s International Airport on Wednesday, leading airport officials to call authorities and send those involved before a civic court, as reported by the New York Post.

The disturbance unfolded inside Terminal 2 at Mexico City International Airport after several passengers, who witnesses said appeared to be intoxicated, were escorted off an Aeroméxico aircraft before departure.

According to reports, airline personnel removed the group after one member allegedly damaged the aircraft before takeoff.

Video recorded during the incident captured several unidentified passengers confronting airline employees at customer service counters inside the terminal.

The footage showed the situation escalating quickly as members of the group moved past queue-control barriers and began throwing objects while employees and security personnel attempted to restore order.

One individual was seen breaking through the passenger line barriers before grabbing a metal stanchion pole. The passenger then swung the pole through the air as the confrontation intensified.

Another person appeared to push behind the airline’s customer service desk before throwing what looked to be a plastic water bottle across the terminal.

At one point during the incident, an airport employee attempted to stop one of the aggressive passengers by wrapping him in a bear hug while the individual continued holding the metal pole.

Other airport workers, security personnel, and bystanders stepped in as they tried to separate those involved and prevent the disturbance from spreading further through the terminal.

Witnesses reported that the passengers had been removed from the Aeroméxico flight shortly before the confrontation inside the airport.

Reports indicated that the travelers appeared to be intoxicated and were believed to be members of the same family.

According to those reports, the removal from the aircraft occurred after one passenger allegedly damaged the plane before it departed. The confrontation inside the terminal followed shortly afterward.

The incident drew the attention of numerous travelers waiting in the airport. While some people assisted security personnel in attempting to calm the situation, others stood nearby watching the confrontation unfold.

The footage circulated widely online, showing airport employees working to contain the disorder while preventing additional damage inside the busy terminal.

Following the incident, Mexico City International Airport confirmed that authorities had intervened.

In a statement posted on X, the airport said it had “requested the intervention of the competent authority, who brought the involved individuals before the civic court.”

The airport added, “The above [was done] in order to preserve order and avoid greater impacts on other users and facilities.”

The statement did not identify the individuals involved or disclose whether additional charges could follow.

Neither Mexico City International Airport nor Aeroméxico immediately responded to requests for additional comment following the incident.

The confrontation serves as another example of disruptive passenger behavior spilling beyond an aircraft and into airport facilities, forcing airline employees, airport staff, and security personnel to respond in an effort to protect other travelers and maintain operations inside one of Latin America’s busiest airports.

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Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak Forces Taco Bell to Remove Menu Ingredients [WATCH]

Some Taco Bell restaurants have temporarily removed several fresh ingredients from their menus as health officials investigate a growing outbreak of cyclospora, an intestinal parasite that has caused nearly 2,000 illnesses across the United States, as reported by The New York Post.

According to reports, some locations, including restaurants in the Detroit metropolitan area, have posted notices informing customers that certain produce items are unavailable because of a nationwide recall.

The notices state:

“We are currently unable to sell Lettuce, Cilantro, Onion, Pico de Gallo, and Guacamole due to a nationwide recall.”

They also tell customers:

“We apologize for the inconvenience. Any items ordered that normally come with these items WILL NOT contain them.”

The affected ingredients are commonly used in menu items such as tacos, the Crunchwrap Supreme, and Cantina Chicken offerings.

At this time, officials have not confirmed whether any Taco Bell customers became ill as a result of the outbreak.

The menu changes coincide with a nationwide investigation into cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite.

According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan has reported 992 cases linked to the outbreak.

The state typically records about 50 cases annually, making this year’s total significantly higher than normal.

The outbreak has also affected other areas of the country. The New York City Department of Health has confirmed 273 cases since May 1 and 301 total cases in 2026.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says cyclosporiasis can cause “watery diarrhea” and “frequent and sometimes explosive bowel movements.”

The CDC notes that symptoms may last a month or longer.

Additional symptoms can include:

Stomach cramps
Nausea
Bloating
Fatigue
Loss of appetite
Weight loss

According to the CDC, most people recover without treatment.

Health officials are also investigating cases in:

Ohio
North Carolina
Illinois
Colorado
Texas
Florida
Connecticut

Authorities have not yet identified the source of the outbreak.

While the investigation continues, public health officials recommend that consumers:

Thoroughly wash fresh fruits and vegetables.
Clean kitchen utensils and food preparation surfaces.
Cook raw produce when possible to reduce the risk of illness.

The investigation remains ongoing as federal, state, and local health agencies work to determine the source of the Cyclospora outbreak and whether additional recalls or public health measures will be necessary.


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