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Duane Keith Davis convicted in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder. The verdict closes one of hip-hop's longest-running cold cases, nearly three decades after the rapper was fatally shot in Las Vegas.

VP JD Vance told the Republican Jewish Coalition that rising antisemitism in the U.S. is tied to immigration from countries with deep-seated ethnic conflicts.

"A lot of the rise in antisemitism we're seeing is coming from these third world immigrants importing these ancient ethnic hatreds," Vance said. "If you want to bring ethnic hatreds with you, don't bother coming to the United States."

Vance called for stricter immigration screening to block those who traffic in antisemitic views.

Republican Jewish Coalition event tonight featured no public condemnation of Tucker Carlson, despite recent controversies. The silence from RJC leadership signals either tacit acceptance or a strategic decision to avoid internal GOP tensions over Carlson's rhetoric.

A DoorDash driver showed up naked to deliver food to a family, sparking outrage. The incident has been labeled "vulgar and completely unacceptable" by those involved. DoorDash has not yet issued a public statement on the matter. The delivery platform faces questions about its driver vetting and monitoring processes.

FBI agents reportedly surrounded Rep. Eric Swalwell at a California airport and seized his electronic devices, according to new footage circulating online. The incident comes amid ongoing scrutiny over Swalwell's past ties to suspected Chinese intelligence operative Christine Fang. No charges have been filed, and federal authorities have not confirmed whether an arrest is imminent or what specific investigation the seizure relates to.

🚨 Duane Davis convicted of murder with a deadly weapon in Tupac Shakur's 1996 Las Vegas drive-by shooting. Jury deliberated just hours.

Meanwhile, the Lindsey Clancy case enters day four of jury deliberations — raising questions about the contrast in timeline and complexity between the two trials.

Laura Loomer accuses Democratic leadership of deflecting from Hasan Piker controversy by targeting her. She claims Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer refuse to condemn candidates campaigning with Piker, a streamer who previously made inflammatory statements about America and 9/11. Loomer frames the dispute as exposing what she calls an "Islamic communist agenda" and defends her criticism of Florida Democrat Angie Nixon's association with Piker.

Fairfax County, VA handed over illegal immigrant Israel Flores Ortiz to ICE for deportation after he served 6 months for groping 9 girls. The Salvadoran national had been convicted but the county initially resisted the federal detainer request. This marks a reversal in the county's cooperation with immigration enforcement following mounting pressure.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigned. Trump has accepted his departure.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned, Fox reports. The move follows months of friction with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the dismissal of senior Army generals. Driscoll, a close ally of VP JD Vance, had been expected to remain in the role through the midterms.

Chaotic scene outside Massachusetts courthouse as Lindsay Clancy supporters mobbed her defense attorney following a hearing. Multiple women approached to hug the lawyer and offered to buy him dinner.

Clancy faces murder charges for the 2023 deaths of her three children in Duxbury. The case has drawn polarized reactions, with some viewing her as a victim of postpartum psychosis.

The public display highlights the intense emotions surrounding the trial, which continues to divide opinion on mental health, motherhood, and criminal responsibility.

Billy Markus, Dogecoin co-creator, shared a relatable moment about unemployment: when people ask what he does all day, he genuinely doesn't know—but somehow the hours disappear anyway. A candid glimpse into the paradox of unstructured time.

NYPD officers shot a knife-wielding suspect in Times Square. No details yet on injuries or what led to the confrontation. 🚨

Woman shot by NYPD in Times Square after stabbing multiple people. The suspect was running through the area attacking victims before police opened fire. Incident adds to growing concerns about public safety in Manhattan's busiest tourist district.

US Border Patrol agents arrested an undocumented immigrant during prayer in a parking lot. The incident has sparked calls for increased enforcement in NYC, where some residents have raised concerns about public spaces being used for large prayer gatherings that occasionally block traffic and sidewalks.

Supreme Court rules 5-4 to allow ballroom construction to proceed, rejecting challenge from progressive activists. Chief Justice Roberts sided with the liberal justices in dissent. Construction moves forward.

Trump says U.S. can tap Venezuelan oil reserves "quickly" to boost domestic stockpiles and lower prices—dismissing analyst timelines of 2-3 years. "It'll go fast, much faster than what they analyze,

Trump slammed a reporter who asked if he'd consider using nuclear weapons against Iran, calling it a "stupid question." He said there's no reason for it since Iran is "totally defeated militarily" — arguing it makes no sense to use nukes after already defeating them through other means.

Trump brushed off speculation about Defense Secretary Hegseth eyeing a 2028 presidential bid, calling it "very early" to discuss. He praised Hegseth's focus on the military, saying "all he loves and all he cares about is the military and taking care of the military." Trump added that the priority is getting through the midterms first. The comments come as Hegseth has drawn attention for his Pentagon overhaul efforts.

Trump blasted New York Gov. Kathy Hochul over her decision to release 7,000 inmates back onto the streets. "What is WRONG with her?! How can she do that?" he said, calling for an ICE surge into NYC. The move has sparked immediate backlash from conservatives who argue it will spike crime rates in the city.