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Texans at Trump’s San Antonio rally blasted Democrat senate candidate James Talarico [ [link removed] ] for flip-flopping on several key positions, including transgender issues, seemingly to pander to moderates right before election day.
“When he starts talking sh*t about God… I just think he’s a psycho!” one man said.
“I think he’s gay!” another woman in line commented.
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Trump’s new press secretary gives her first briefing
President Donald Trump’s new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia gave her first press briefing [ [link removed] ] Tuesday morning.
"I am so honored to work for President Trump and the American people."
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Ilhan Omar investigation reportedly nicknamed “World War Eleven”
A senior administration official said the federal probe into congresswoman Ilhan Omar is internally nicknamed “World War Eleven,” [ [link removed] ] referencing Omar’s past on-camera slip confusing World War II.
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s D.C. home Monday under a judicially authorized warrant tied to an ongoing criminal investigation reportedly focused on immigration paperwork filed by her father when she was a child; DOJ confirmed the search without naming Omar specifically.
Omar accused the administration of political targeting, saying she “will not be silenced.” The raid follows earlier confirmations from officials including DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and border czar Tom Homan that a criminal investigation into her immigration history was underway.
Catholic leaders urge soldiers to refuse role in livestreamed execution
Archbishop Timothy Broglio told Catholic soldiers assigned to the Pentagon’s planned firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan to seek religious exemptions, [ [link removed] ]questioning whether publicly broadcasting the Dec. 3 execution would serve any purpose beyond mimicking terrorist tactics.
Multiple senior Catholic figures, including Archbishop Paul Coakley, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, and Pope Leo XIV, condemned the plan, calling it incompatible with human dignity and warning against turning execution into public spectacle; the livestream would mark the first-ever broadcast of a U.S. government execution.
Trump said he hasn’t decided whether to approve the livestream, telling the press that he is considering the broadcast to thwart future terrorists from acting out. VP JD Vance expressed doubt it would proceed and said he wouldn’t watch it. Some Republican lawmakers, including Sen. Thom Tillis, have also criticized the proposal as resembling practices in authoritarian regimes.
NATO commander warns of “lethal” response to any Russian attack
Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s top military commander, warned at the Warsaw Security Forum that the alliance would aim to destroy anything supporting an attack on member territory, [ [link removed] ] outlining a “blocking, blunting and breaking” strategy to defeat any assault and render it futile.
The warning comes amid escalating tensions following Russian drone incursions into Polish and Romanian airspace, suspected sabotage across Europe, and a late-September Russian warning that it could use nuclear weapons if NATO attempted to isolate its Kaliningrad exclave.
Grynkewich said NATO is already implementing the strategy through exercises and readiness investments, while seeking to reassure allies of continued U.S. commitment despite Trump’s push for increased European defense spending, citing positive remarks Trump made at the 2025 Hague summit.
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