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Reported cockpit audio captures pilot’s prayer as NTSB probes in‑flight breakup
A Learjet crashed near Palm Beach, Florida, on Nov. 1, 2026, according to The Gateway Pundit’s account of the incident. As outlets report early details, a widely shared clip purports to capture the pilot praying moments before impact, while investigators focus on weather and a possible in‑flight breakup. What the recordings show A clip posted…
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CT Gov. Lamont Reaches for Reporter’s Camera—Video Sparks Dispute
A Connecticut Centinal video shows Gov. Ned Lamont reaching toward a reporter’s phone after a question about a campaign worker. Whether he made contact is disputed.
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Haley Stevens Endorses GOP Senate Pick; Top Dems Blast Move
The Gateway Pundit says Rep. Haley Stevens backed Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El‑Sayed, drawing sharp criticism on X from top Democrats. All details below are as attributed by TGP and cited posts.
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Arizona fiancé set up stranger assault, and BOY did it backfire…
Buckeye police allegations detail a planned attack at a family’s home; two men face multiple charges.
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Days Before Midterms, DOJ Says 400 Possible Noncitizen Voters in WA
Acting U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd asked Washington to set aside 400 ballots while citizenship is checked, according to the Western Journal. State Democrats and Secretary of State Steve Hobbs objected in public statements cited by the outlet and The Center Square.
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Ontario $40M Lotto Max Ticket Claimed at the Buzzer—But Who Won?
OLG says a C$40 million Lotto Max ticket bought in Grey County was validated just hours before expiring; the corporation has contacted the claimant and is confirming rightful ownership.
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Teen Charged After 12 Hurt Near FAMU Stadium—Police Say Victims Weren’t Targets
Police say 12 people were injured near Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium; a 15-year-old has been charged. Six victims were children, and none appear to have been intended targets, according to authorities.
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Inside the van: how a mega data hub upended a Wisconsin town
NPR reports a hyper‑scale data center in Port Washington, WI—described as stretching two miles and covering 2.5M sq ft—has triggered protests, lawsuits, and arrests as a mayor touts jobs and residents push back.
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Trump: Oil Firms Are Making a Fortune—I Don’t Give a Damn
At a Georgia rally, Trump touted an oil and gas “fortune” and brushed off high pump prices; Antiwar.com ties the boast to Hormuz shipping turmoil amid Iran tensions.
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Bystander boards bus after driver’s medical emergency…
ABC News reported that Ebro Ahmed, 27, jumped into a moving school bus in St. Paul, Minnesota, and pulled the emergency brake after noticing the driver in distress on Monday. Saint Paul Public Schools told ABC News there was a medical emergency on board, paramedics responded, and no injuries were reported. The district said students…
