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First Use of ‘Alien Terrorist’ Court Ends in Quick Deportation—Defense Calls Secret Process Unconstitutional
Justice Department says the Afghan woman waived her right to challenge removal; her attorneys say the process violates due process and the court’s legitimacy will fall when tested.
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Police: Florida Homeowner Warned He Was Armed—When Woman Reached Through Broken Window to Open His Door, He Fired
Leesburg police say a woman tried to enter a home before dawn. WESH reports the homeowner fired after warning he was armed; WOFL identified the woman as 23-year-old Ananda Conley.
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Critics say HBO’s ‘Lanterns’ swaps willpower for privilege; creators point to John Stewart’s 1970s roots
Fox News Digital reports that Episode 3 centers John Stewart’s experience as a Black man, prompting claims of a social-justice rewrite—and pushback citing the character’s 1970s origins.
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Blaze News: Police arrested a billionaire NFL owner in a $140 trailer‑park prostitution sting, report alleges
A Blaze News report by Carlos Garcia alleges police arrested a billionaire NFL team owner at a trailer park after an arranged $140 sex-for-pay deal. Daily Allegiant has not independently verified the claim.
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‘Scanned by Many Hands’: Rep. Brian Mast Says His Metal Legs Trigger Extra TSA Pat-Downs
In a TMZ interview at Reagan National, the Florida congressman said his metal prosthetic legs mean wands don’t work and agents resort to hands-on screening.
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Hawley Targets Flock’s License‑Plate Network: “Congress Never Authorized This” As Probe Cites Stalking, Wrongful Jailing, and a Gunpoint Stop
The Missouri Republican opened a Senate inquiry into Flock Safety’s AI‑driven license‑plate cameras, demanding documents and answers on who can access driver data and how. Flock cites court rulings and urges safeguards, not bans.
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Fog, a mountain airstrip, and a Cold War radar outpost: 8 dead in Alaska crash — 2 were Army Corps workers
Headline USA reports a twin‑engine Cessna 441 crashed near the Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site airstrip, killing all eight aboard amid fast‑changing fog. Two U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees were among the dead.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Calls Lindell’s Full Recount Bid “Without Merit”; He Vows Appeal
The state’s high court rejected Mike Lindell’s request for a full hand recount of the Aug. 11 gubernatorial primary, siding with a partial recount plan. Lindell says he’ll appeal and disputes what ballots get counted.
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TikTok user says they ‘smacked’ kids over slur in park—and would do it again
In self-recorded TikTok clips, a person identifying as Leanne Lawson describes hitting children at “Lewis Park” after being taunted and says they’d respond the same way to anyone who uses similar language. BlazeTV’s Sara Gonzales criticized the videos.
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‘Donate $5, City Turns It Into $35’: Karen Bass Promotes 6‑to‑1 Match as Op‑Ed Warns California Could Take It Statewide
In a post cited by the commentary, the Los Angeles mayor says the city can multiply local donations sixfold. The op‑ed argues a November ballot measure could extend public campaign financing statewide.
