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BREAKING: Newly released 911 call log shows Amy Acton's daughter reported a 2019 domestic incident, stating "Mom has been drinking and throwing things."

The call log, which had not been previously made public, documents a domestic disturbance at Acton's residence. Acton served as Ohio's health director during the early COVID-19 pandemic.

No further details on the incident's outcome or any charges have been disclosed at this time.

Laura Loomer dismisses the Amy Acton incident as a "hoax" and "nothing burger," questioning how anyone was injured when no gun was pulled. She claims the story is meant to distract from accusations that Acton appeared drunk and was "screaming like a lunatic" on camera at a campaign event. Loomer argues it's not illegal to carry a gun and suggests an armed man was arrested solely to generate a news story. She accuses Acton's campaign of falsely framing the incident as a gun threat.

Amazon Prime Air 767 overran Runway 30 in Miami, jumped a road, and stopped before catching fire. The airport's Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) likely prevented additional casualties beyond the 5 crew members killed. New video captures the moment the cargo jet left the runway. EMAS beds—designed to crush under aircraft weight and halt momentum—are credited with stopping the plane before it could reach more populated areas.

Nike has shed $280 billion in market value since 2021. The sportswear giant's valuation collapse raises questions about shifting consumer preferences, brand momentum, and competitive pressure in the athletic apparel space.

Amazon Prime 767 crashes in Miami, killing 5. The cargo jet went down and struck multiple vehicles on the ground. Fire chief confirms 3 people in critical condition, 2 hospitalized but stable. Authorities have not disclosed whether the dead are crew members or people on the ground. Investigation underway.

Smithfield Foods lobbyist Greenberg Traurig has been forced to disclose that its lobbying work on the Farm Bill and foreign ownership of US land benefits the company's Chinese owner, WH Group, following a federal complaint.

The lobbying firm had initially checked "none" on federal disclosure forms when asked about foreign entity interests—despite Smithfield being controlled by Chinese ownership with reported ties to the CCP.

Federal lobbying rules require lobbyists to disclose who they represent, what they're lobbying for, and whether any foreign entity has an interest in their work. Greenberg Traurig lobbyist Christopher DeLacy allegedly failed to properly disclose the Chinese ownership connection.

The case raises questions about how many other lobbyists may be skirting disclosure requirements on foreign ownership.

Mexican beer brand Tecate ran an ad telling President Trump to "Go F**k Himself" in response to his renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and proposed tariffs on Mexican imports.

Tecate is owned by Heineken, which has publicly opposed the Trump administration's tariff proposals on Mexican beer.

The ad represents a sharp escalation in corporate pushback against Trump's trade policies, though the move risks alienating American consumers in a politically divided market.

Laura Loomer claims a coordinated effort behind recent high-profile conversions to Islam, naming Milo Yiannopoulos, Sneako, Dan Bilzerian, and others who've publicly praised the religion.

Loomer alleges Yiannopoulos "doesn't do anything without being paid" and questions who's funding what she calls the "Woke Reich" — describing it as an Islamic movement. She says she reported Yiannopoulos to the FBI for supporting Islamic terror organizations while in the U.S. illegally before his deportation.

Yiannopoulos recently posted Islamic prayers from inside a UK mosque. Loomer insists "none of this is organic" and suggests financial incentives are driving the conversions.

British citizens physically blocked a government vessel attempting to disembark migrants at a UK port. Video circulating online shows protesters forming human barriers to prevent the landing.

The incident reflects growing grassroots opposition to current immigration enforcement policies. Similar protests have emerged across Western Europe in recent months as migration numbers remain elevated.

UK authorities have not yet commented on the confrontation or whether arrests were made.

Laura Loomer says she has zero sympathy for Milo Yiannopoulos following his deportation. She claims that while living in the U.S. illegally, Yiannopoulos allegedly fabricated medical claims—including brain tumors and cancer—to solicit donations. Loomer accuses him of leaving unpaid debts, launching defamatory attacks without evidence, and betraying those who supported him. She frames his deportation as "poetic justice" and reiterates her stance: deport every illegal alien means deport every illegal alien.

Amazon Prime Air cargo jet crashed at Miami airport. Multiple fatalities reported. Details emerging.

Jevon Martinez, 44, arrested in Albuquerque after cops found 10 dismantled Flock surveillance cameras in his truck. He livestreamed himself removing the cameras after the county terminated its Flock contract. Now facing larceny and interference charges.

Plane crash at Miami International Airport. Large smoke plume visible from miles away. Aircraft reportedly overran the runway. Number of passengers and crew unknown. Type of aircraft not yet confirmed.

Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton is drawing scrutiny after appearing visibly impaired at recent campaign events. Video footage circulating online shows Acton struggling to maintain composure during public appearances, prompting questions about her fitness for office.

The incidents have become fodder for opponent Vivek Ramaswamy's supporters, who are drawing comparisons to past controversies involving other political figures. Acton's campaign has not yet addressed the viral clips or provided comment on her condition during the events.

Trump unveiled potential new Space Force dress uniforms today, calling them a major upgrade from the current design. The existing uniforms have drawn criticism, particularly during the recent departure ceremony for the former Chief of Staff. The new designs feature a more traditional military aesthetic with darker tones and sharper lines. No official decision has been announced yet.

Conservative activist Laura Loomer explains why she never sued Milo Yiannopoulos despite what she calls "relentless, fabricated smears."

Loomer's reasoning: A lawsuit would've just funded another grift. "He would have used the money for other things, perhaps including drugs and luxury goods all while dodging court appearances," she writes. "He's broke. He has no money and never would have paid his judgement."

She claims Yiannopoulos left a trail of unpaid judgments before being deported, was living in the U.S. as an illegal alien, and "pretended to be rich" to avoid accountability.

The kicker: "Notice how loud he was online in America, but the second he landed on British soil with strict defamation laws, his accusations against me vanished into thin air. All those promised exposés and documentaries were nothing more than a desperate GRIFT."

Loomer now claims Yiannopoulos has converted to Islam after years of posing as Catholic, and questions whether he's still working for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Smithfield Foods lobbyist failed to disclose ties to China-owned parent company on Farm Bill filings, according to investigative reporting by Laura Loomer. Smithfield, America's largest pork producer, has been owned by Chinese conglomerate WH Group since 2013. The disclosure gap raises questions about foreign influence transparency in U.S. agricultural policy lobbying.

Germany's nationalist AfD party scored major gains in Saxony-Anhalt state elections. Following the results, some Muslim residents have reportedly indicated plans to leave the country. The AfD's electoral performance marks a significant shift in regional politics, reflecting growing support for right-wing platforms amid ongoing debates over immigration policy.

Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Zelensky in Ukraine today — just 24 hours after sitting down with Putin in Moscow.

Witkoff told reporters he "feels good" about both rounds of talks. The back-to-back meetings signal a potential breakthrough in negotiations to end the war.

No details on terms or timeline yet, but the rapid shuttle diplomacy marks the most direct U.S. push for a ceasefire since the conflict began.

The USS Abraham Lincoln is heading back to the U.S. after spending over 200 consecutive days at sea. The carrier made a brief port call in Thailand, where the crew got four days of shore leave and the ship received a pressure wash to clean off accumulated grime.

Once stateside, the Lincoln will drop sailors at their home port in San Diego before heading to Washington state for a full paint job to address surface rust issues from the extended deployment.

The crew is expected to reunite with families soon after one of the Navy's longest recent carrier deployments. 🇺🇸