today’s hot news
DC judge apologizes to accused would-be Trump assassin over treatment in jail
A federal magistrate judge apologized to the man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump Monday over the restrictive conditions placed on him in jail. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui claimed that Cole Allen’s placement in severe lockdown appeared...
US sanctions foreign entities accused of sharing satellite imagery, access to arms to prop up Iran’s war effort
The U.S. is imposing new sanctions on multiple individuals and entities based in China and the Middle East for allegedly being “involved in Iran’s efforts to acquire or use arms” and other military equipment. The State Department announced late Friday it is...
WATCH: WA Democrat income tax supporter questions ‘necessity clause’ nixing public vote
(The Center Square) - A Democratic lawmaker who voted in support of Washington’s new income tax said he didn't see anything scandalous in this week’s revelation of emails showing coordination between the office of Attorney General Nick Brown and crafters of the...
Bud Light rehab and the Trump effect: Beer giant pours $600M investment into US
Call it a corporate course correction—or just good old-fashioned capitalism finally reading the room. After taking its fair share of heat in recent years, Anheuser-Busch is suddenly waving the stars and stripes a little higher, pledging a hefty $600 million investment...
Doocy asks about 10 top scientists dead or missing, feds ‘will look into it’
At a White House briefing this week, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy put a question on the table that plenty of Americans are already asking: why are U.S. scientists with access to sensitive nuclear and aerospace programs turning up dead—or simply disappearing?...
BS daily political cartoons: So, I’m not voting
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Monty Python legend John Cleese drops a slavery joke so dark even the internet did a double take
BS BULLETIN: Comedy legend John Cleese jumped into a debate over slavery reparations with a characteristically dark bit of sarcasm. The 86-year-old Monty Python and Fawlty Towers star suggested Arab slave traders had found one way to prevent descendants from demanding...
Canada prepared for a Trump invasion — and the internet has questions
BS BULLETIN: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he examined the possibility of U.S.-led military action against Canada as an “extreme tail risk.” Canadian military planners have reportedly modeled what would happen in a hypothetical American invasion — including...
Supreme Court allows citizenship verification program
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision on Friday, temporarily allowed the Trump adminsitration to use a federal database that verifies whether voters are eligible to participate in an election. In March 2025, President Donald Trump...
First hugging face, now Australia: OpenAI agents hack their way into a government
An artificial intelligence giant waited nearly three months to report that its agents broke into a foreign government website. OpenAI’s agent gained unauthorized access to Australia’s Medicare Statistics Reporting Service portal on June 18, but the company did not...
Florida’s Stand Your Ground law saves father legal battle after bullies attacked son
A Florida father who displayed a pistol while confronting bullies who attacked his son over a pizza will not face charges, local media reported. The Sept. 18 incident occurred a day after the father’s son was attacked after refusing to hand over pizza from a “church...
Gates-backed pro-vax outlet appears to say quiet part of the measles outbreak out loud
A pro-vaccine outlet admitted foreign nationals traveling to the U.S. for the FIFA World Cup fueled the transmission of measles as recent outbreaks have rocked parts of the country. VaccinesWork published a story Monday with the headline, “Measles vaccine push urged...
