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🇺🇸 Ilhan Omar husband snaps at reporters asking if she FLED the country after federal raid The congresswoman has NOT BEEN SEEN publicly since federal agents searched her Washington home in a citizenship fraud probe. Investigators reportedly took her phone over immigration paperwork her late father filled out when she was a child. But the trouble doesn't end there. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro is also looking into her financial disclosures after a $30 million asset filing was quietly amended to zero… Omar called the raid a political hit so close to the midterms and her husband Tim Mynett claims he has no concerns. Yet he lost his temper pretty quickly and refused to say where she was. Writer: Bri t.co/TaiAGVSCmD

Another angle... even more disturbing to think about! t.co/3iRK0VLbyJ

🇺🇦🇷🇺 How fucked is it when they have to install concrete bunkers on your block because you could fall victim to a kamikaze drone at any moment? Wars caused by politicians who couldn’t care less about their people's safety and stability. Writer: Jamie t.co/vm8ik8d2lO

🇺🇸 🚨BREAKING: The gunman who opened fire on children at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, has allegedly been identified as a 16-year-old. No further information on the shooter has been released. So far, at least four people are confirmed dead, including three children. Source: @Breaking911 / Writer: Bri

🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 Alex Jones is saying Zelensky BROKE Trump’s energy truce by HITTING another Russian refinery the moment satellite services came back He points to the sequence. Trump flips the access back on, Ukraine strikes, then Russian missiles hit Ukrainian power plants, and the headlines frame it as Putin snubbing the deal. He says the refinery attack came first. He also notes Trump has told Zelensky the strikes hurt Europe more than Russia, the same logic as Nord Stream. Alex is not defending anyone, but laying out the order of events as he sees it. Source: @AJNLive / Writer: Lucas

🇺🇸 El-Sayed couldn't go with the crowd calling Trump a PEDO, so his best shot was calling him a billionaire and a guy with small hands “He’s a punk. He’s a New York billionaire who has never cared about anyone. And on top of that....” the crowd yelled "He's a pedophile!," and he then pivoted to the classic "small hands" line. If your family is in the Muslim Brotherhood, you need a better line to confront the man. Writer: Lucas t.co/X8UH1n1Jv8

🚨🇺🇸 Police scanner audio released suggests that it was a father who SHOT AND KILLED the gunman who MURDERED at least 3 children. "Looks like the shooter has been neutralized, possibly shot by a father at the school.” Writer: Bri t.co/busvoobOck

🔥🇷🇺 Remember that crazy ISIS-K attack on the Moscow concert hall back in 2024 that killed 149 people and ended with the building in flames? Russia released new footage from inside the hall showing gunmen roaming the building and firing on patrons while they hid and tried to run. These people are absolute monsters! Writer: Jamie t.co/pcysLRety1

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Daily news recap: The US is reportedly weighing the "Mother of All Bombs" for Iran... but it was never built to reach targets buried under granite mountains. The bomb actually designed for Iran's deep nuclear bunkers is the GBU 57 bunker buster used in last year's 12 day war, and after those strikes there may only be about half a dozen left, with production winding down. The MOAB is a giant thermobaric bomb made for surface targets: "So the point is, we don't have enough anymore of the Mops to do the mission." If the right bomb is nearly gone, what's the point of dropping the wrong one? @WeTheBrandon

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Texas could go blue for the first time since 1994... and the Senate now runs through four states that have turned red The MAGA core is holding at roughly a third of the country, but the voters who made 2024 a win, younger men and Hispanic men chasing cheaper prices and no new wars, are the ones walking out first, with rural diesel pain finishing the job. Tim Miller of The Bulwark sees the House going comfortably to Democrats and the Senate hinging on Texas, Ohio, Iowa and Alaska, every one with Republicans running the elections: "The last people in are the first ones out." He expects both 2028 nominees will likely run on getting out of the Middle East, and the hawks he talks to think Iran walks away stronger than it has been in a quarter century, so Tehran has every reason to sit tight and hand the next president a mess he can pin on the last one. @Timodc

The more insight I gain into how those in power make decisions that condemn thousands to death and suffering, the more I realize how fkd up our world is. Power gradually desensitizes people to human suffering. Without realizing it, they become the very evil they once condemned.

🇺🇸 Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff faced a faculty grilling over the ALLEGED RAPE case of Jane Doe, a day after banning frat parties for the rest of the year. In 2024, a student reported an alleged assault at Chi Phi. The chapter was shut down and 2 students were expelled. No criminal charges were filed. She sued last month, and faculty are debating a no-confidence vote. Texts show her initially saying the sexual activity wasn’t illegal and they (the fraternity guys) shouldn’t feel shame, then texting 2 weeks later that 90% was nonconsensual. Kotlikoff said leadership change won’t fix the culture. Faculty argued action came only after the lawsuit and no-confidence push. Source: NBC News / Writer: Lucas

🚨🇮🇷 Iran hit Gulf oil, gas, nuclear and water sites 135 times with pinpoint precision... and Gulf governments covered it up as “falling debris” The investigation went site by site with satellite imagery, 36 insiders and 14 outside experts, and the pattern is unmistakable. Iran didn't spray missiles at the Gulf. It hit the one manifold that routes oil through Fujairah, twice. It hit the two "cold boxes" at Ras Laffan that take three to five years to replace. It hit the electrical substation at the Barakah nuclear plant 130 meters from a reactor, and the IAEA chief said whoever did it "knew exactly what they were doing." It hit the pumping station that feeds the Saudi East-West pipeline, Kuwait's desalination plants, Amazon's data centers, and the power plant for Abu Dhabi's aluminum smelter, which won't fully restart until 2027. Gulf governments blamed debris in at least 34 statements and made it illegal to photograph the damage. All 14 experts said debris could not have done this. Here's what it adds up to. Saudi output fell from 10 million barrels a day to under 7 million for six months, a $50 billion hole. Kuwait exported zero crude in April, a first since 1991. The UAE's attacks stopped in May, right after $3 billion in frozen Iranian funds were released, which Abu Dhabi denies and a senior Iranian official confirmed. This is how a country with no navy and no air force held off the Pentagon for seven months: it skipped the bases and went for the valves, and every bypass route around Hormuz got closed one small target at a time. Tehran's parliament speaker said it in September, the Gulf's oil chain is "sprawling, accessible, and exposed." Reuters just proved him right. Source: Reuters / Writer: Daniel

🚨🇺🇸 A FEARLESS FATHER may have shot and killed Oregon school shooter Bend Police confirm the suspect is dead after an armed bystander took it upon themselves to protect the children and take out the gunman. Multiple people are DEAD including 3 YOUNG CHILDREN leaving a community completely shattered! Writer: Bri t.co/RG8CHRzSKz

🇺🇸 Vance called El-Sayed a LITTLE WEASEL who should SHUT HIS MOUTH and show gratitude to the country that gave him everything He said Michiganders deserve a grateful senator who looks at the state as something to protect and build on, not something to apologize for. He framed El-Sayed as the opposite of that, someone who takes what the country gave him and still talks like it owes him more. A senator’s first job is to stand up for the state that sent him. El-Sayed doesn't fit that profile much. Writer: Lucas t.co/noKDO76ax4

🚨🇺🇸 Three minutes is all it took for police to reach Silver Rail Elementary, and the shooter was ALREADY down when they got there Here's how fast it unfolded, according to Bend police: at 12:59 p.m., someone called in a man firing into a car. One minute later, 911 lines exploded with reports he'd walked into the school and opened fire. By 1:02, officers were on scene, and within seconds the radio crackled that the suspect was down. That means whoever stopped him did it in roughly two minutes, before a single officer made it through the doors… and in that tiny window, three children and an adult were still killed. Two minutes can be a lifetime inside a school. Source: NBC News, Bend Police Department / Writer: Daniel

🚨🇺🇸 UPDATE: At least four people killed, including 3 CHILDREN AND AN ADULT in the MASS SHOOTING in Oregon Law enforcement confirmed the updated death toll as investigators continue sweeping the campus. The suspect was killed on scene shortly after opening fire, though authorities have yet to clarify whether officers or an armed bystander brought the attack to an end. Writer: Bri t.co/6hc01Qiuyb

🇮🇷🇮🇱 Israel just went on full alert after Iran reportedly fired 30 missiles in drills this week... and the America First camp is split on whether Trump should strike again or walk away Matt Tardio sees the same buildup that preceded February 28 and says quitting now hands Iran the strait and a shot at pricing Gulf oil in yuan, so removing the regime is the only way forward. Robert Barnes reads the Israeli alerts as pre-election noise from a prime minister who needs a scared public, says Trump has been advised not to restart the war before November 3, and figures a strike could cost Republicans as many as 58 House seats with no kinetic option that leaves the Gulf safer. They discuss the JCPOA, over whether sanctioning Russian oil squeezes Moscow or enriches it, and over who would even run Iran the morning after. This is the argument happening inside the White House right now, with the bombers warming up and two elections on the clock... and you get to hear both sides make their best case before Trump picks one. @Angertab @Barnes_law

🚨🇺🇸 UPDATE: Three children and an adult were killed at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, according to law enforcement sources Officers made it to the school within THREE minutes of the first call, and by then the shooter, believed to be a teenager, was already dead. Sources say a bystander took him down, though police have only said it "may have been" someone at the scene. At least two more victims were rushed to the hospital in unknown condition, and police are still clearing the school room by room with the FBI and ATF on scene. Parents are being sent to Journey Church to reunite with their kids. No parent should ever have to sit in a church parking lot waiting to find out if their child survived the school day. Writer: Lucas t.co/CQ69zve94n

🇺🇸 Rep. Lisa McClain is going after Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed over his association with Hasan Piker and his decision to delete years of old social media posts. Piker famously said “America deserved 9/11” in 2019, and appeared alongside El-Sayed during the final day of his primary campaign. McClain wants to know why El-Sayed is now distancing himself from the streamer and why he erased older posts, which his campaign says was to prevent statements being taken out of context. “You should be PROUD of who you are!” She also attacked proposals she says would use taxpayer money to provide benefits to undocumented immigrants. The interesting question isn't whether politicians should be allowed to delete old posts. They can. It's why the internet suddenly becomes such an inconvenient record of someone's past when they're running for office. Writer: Oliver t.co/NFLzc7Tfpm

🚨🇺🇸 Bend PD's Sheila Miller: "We don't have a number at this point. We know children are among the victims." Police arrived within minutes to find the gunman already dead inside Silver Rail Elementary. Some reports say an armed parent may have dropped the shooter before officers even entered but ths has not been confirmed. Officers are currently clearing the building room by room. Emotional scenes unfolded at a nearby church as sobbing parents embraced at the reunification area. Writer: Bri t.co/51gPCuZc9B

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: A HERO bystander reportedly took down a gunman inside an Oregon elementary school… but three children and an adult didn't make it Sources say the shooter, believed to be a teenager, opened fire on a car outside Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, then walked straight into the school. Police got there in THREE minutes, and he was already dead, reportedly stopped by someone who ran toward the gunfire instead of away. Parents are packed into a church down the street right now, waiting to find out if their kid is coming home. Whoever stopped him saved a lot of children today. Source: CBS News / Writer: Daniel t.co/Vn5GkCRR0B

🇸🇦🇾🇪 Khaled Aljabri: MBS has more power than any Saudi king before him, but his biggest problem may be a war he cannot win I had a fascinating conversation with Khaled Aljabri, whose father was a senior Saudi intelligence official before fleeing to Canada in 2017. His family has paid an extraordinary price for the struggle over power in Riyadh. Khaled says two of his siblings have been detained since 2017, and his father was the target of an assassination plot in Canada. But what interested me most was his assessment of Mohammed bin Salman's position today. Khaled doesn't believe MBS is about to be overthrown. Quite the opposite. He argues that the crown prince has consolidated power so thoroughly that even widespread dissatisfaction within the royal family is unlikely to become an organized challenge. The real danger, he believes, comes from Yemen. In 2015, MBS thought he could defeat the Houthis quickly. Instead, Saudi Arabia spent years fighting a war that left the Houthis more capable of threatening the kingdom. Now Saudi airports and energy infrastructure are under attack, and Khaled sees little prospect of a successful Saudi ground invasion. His proposed solution is surprisingly straightforward: stop trying to determine Yemen's political future and concentrate on protecting Saudi territory. The problem is that doing so would require MBS to acknowledge that his original strategy failed. We also discussed the growing rivalry between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and how MBS's concentration of power helped turn the 2017 dispute with Qatar into a four-year blockade. What stayed with me was the distinction Khaled made between having power and having good options. MBS may have eliminated nearly every serious political rival at home. That doesn't mean he can force his enemies abroad to surrender. @JabriMD

🇺🇸 A Fox News exchange took a turn when John McCain's name came up. Martha MacCallum pressed Trent over whether El-Sayed's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood should be a concern. Trent pushed back, pointing to Trump's dealings with Russia and praise for North Korea's leader. Then came the curveball: “Do you know who was in favor of the Arab Spring and cheered on the Muslim Brotherhood? John McCain.” Of all the names he could've brought into this, John McCain was quite the plot twist. Writer: Lynn t.co/9Lwrioervg

🚨🇺🇸 Reporter breaks down live as MULTIPLE CHILDREN KILLED in Oregon elementary school shooting Footage showed long lines of school buses parked on the street as emergency crews flooded the scene and evacuated surviving students. Police confirmed the gunman is DEAD. Unconfirmed reports indicate an armed parent on campus may have stepped in and shot the gunman before officers arrived. More to follow, this is heartbreaking 💔 Writer: Bri t.co/Pb0znj3Mrd

🚨🇺🇸MULTIPLE SHOOTING VICTIMS reported, including children, following an active shooter incident at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. The suspect was SHOT and KILLED shortly after officers arrived on scene. Police admit they don’t yet know if police or a by-stander killed the shooter. First responders rushed injured victims to nearby hospitals while emergency crews flooded the surrounding neighborhood. We have no further information on the number of victims or the condition of those in hospital. But this is just another heartbreaking school shooting story in an endless routine of gun violence. Writer: Bri t.co/Mj3keV4F5k

🇨🇳 Katie Zacharia worked at a Beijing law firm in the early 2010s, when China was increasingly being discussed as America's next great rival. But her experience on the ground apparently left her unimpressed. Her verdict? China didn't even have “proper toilets” in many places. China went on to build the world's largest high-speed rail network. Apparently, she was looking at the wrong infrastructure. Writer: Oliver t.co/cL6g4hpO5G

🇮🇱 Israeli ad CAUGHT RUNNING SPYWARE on Al Jazeera journalists devices Citizen Lab caught Israeli company Discover Tech weaponizing regular web ads to deploy Candiru spyware onto Al Jazeera devices. The scary thing about this was that reporters didn’t even need to click a link…the ad just had to load to infect the device. Once infected, the spyware could open up their devices completely. The operation went far beyond newsrooms, tracking millions of ordinary users while probing networks inside the Pentagon and international courts. Candiru’s spyware has previously been used to carry out surveillance on at least 100 journalists, dissidents and others in several countries. Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Bri

🇺🇸 Bernie Sanders is accusing Trump of giving billionaires a trillion dollars in tax breaks, only for wealthy donors to bankroll his $330 million White House ballroom. Bernie has spent his entire career warning about the billionaire class. Now they're apparently getting a dance floor. 💃🕺 Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸 UPDATE: The school district now confirms an active shooter incident at the Oregon elementary school The Bend school district confirmed to CBS News that an "active shooter incident" happened at Silver Rail Elementary, which makes it the first official word that this was more than a scanner report. Two nearby schools, Caldera High and Jewell Elementary, went into lockdown, and families are being sent to Journey Church to pick up their kids. There's still no word on casualties, a suspect, or whether that early report of a parent stopping the shooter holds up. Every parent in Bend is holding their breath until those answers come. Source: CBS News, The Source / Photo: Bend Bulletin / Writer: Bri