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New forensic probe claims that Kurt Cobain’s death was a homicide

A private forensic team has concluded Kurt Cobain was murdered, alleging he was overdosed with heroin to incapacitate him before being shot and staged as a suicide in 1994, according to a new peer-reviewed report—but Seattle authorities refuse to reopen the case.

• Forensic inconsistencies highlighted: Autopsy showed organ necrosis, lung fluid, and eye bleeding typically evidence of a prolonged heroin overdose, not an instantaneous lethal shotgun wound to the head.

• Crime scene anomalies noted: A heroin kit neatly organized feet away with capped syringes was flagged as improbable for someone in death throes from a massive dose.

• Gun handling questioned: Cobain’s left hand was clean of blood and the ejected shell case did not match the ejection direction of the shotgun, suggesting the shotgun was placed post-mortem rather than self-fired.

FBI reveals armed intruder in Guthrie mom abduction shocker

FBI Director Kash Patel released chilling surveillance photos and video Tuesday showing a masked, gloved, and armed figure tampering with the doorbell camera at Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson-area home on the morning of her February 1 disappearance. The 84-year-old mother of “Today” host Savannah Guthrie remains missing amid a ransom demand, with her family pleading for her safe return.

• Photos recovered from backend: Newly uncovered images, retrieved from residual data in collaboration with private partners, depict the suspect approaching and tampering with the camera before the abduction occurred, revealing details previously thought lost.

• Armed suspect clearly visible: The individual appears large, wearing a ski mask, gloves, backpack, and carrying a holstered weapon, with eyes visible through mask holes, as emphasized by Patel in his X posts.

• Ransom deadlines pass without: A $6 million cryptocurrency ransom note was received with blood evidence found outside the home, but two deadlines have expired with no payment or contact, heightening urgency in the ongoing probe.

US Olympic curler blasts Trump’s ICE operations in Minnesota during press conference

U.S. Olympic curler Rich Ruohonen, a 54-year-old personal injury lawyer from Minnesota, used a press conference Tuesday to criticize ICE operations in his home state, saying “what’s happening in Minnesota is wrong. There’s no shades of grey. It’s clear” and claiming federal agents are violating constitutional protections against “unreasonable searches and seizures.”

Collin Rugg @CollinRugg NEW: American curler Rich Ruohonen criticizes ICE at the Winter Olympics, says it has been a really “tough” time for people in Minnesota. “We'd be remiss if we didn't at least mention what's going on in Minnesota…” “I am a lawyer, as you know, and we have a constitution… and 4:19 PM · Feb 10, 2026 · 433K Views 2.49K Replies · 1.77K Reposts · 10K Likes

• Why it matters: Ruohonen praised anti-ICE activists who have violently interfered with federal agents attempting to arrest criminal illegal aliens, many wanted for serious felonies, saying “I really love what’s been happening there now. With people coming out, showing the love, the compassion, the integrity and respect for others that they don’t know, and helping them out.”

• What he said: The curler suggested Team USA is competing to represent those opposing immigration enforcement, stating “we are playing for the people of Minnesota and the people around the country who share those same values, that compassion, that love, and that respect.” He added that “the Olympics means excellence, respect, friendship” and claimed his team exemplifies those values while expressing pride in Minnesota’s resistance to federal agents.

Washington Post hemorrhages nearly half it’s newsroom in shocking update

The Washington Post’s recent layoffs proved far more severe than first reported, axing 350 to 375 journalists—or up to nearly half its 790-person newsroom—after initial estimates pegged cuts at about 300, or one-third, amid ongoing financial pressures and subscriber losses at the Jeff Bezos-owned outlet.

• Deeper Cuts Revealed Initial reports missed dozens of non-union journalists, including foreign bureau staff and editors, pushing the total far beyond the widely cited 300 figure.

• Newsroom Devastation Hits Guild data shows 44–47.5% of the 790-strong newsroom eliminated, marking one of the largest single-day journalist purges in recent media history.

• Corporate Media Decline Layoffs underscore broader collapse of traditional outlets like the Post, now derided as a failing political blog losing trust, influence, and revenue without reform.