Trump Appointees Receive Death Threats; Homan Vows to Continue Work
Nearly a dozen Trump nominees, including incoming 'border czar' Tom Homan, received death threats on Tuesday. Officials targeted include John Ratcliffe, Pete Hegseth, Elise Stefanik, and others. Swift law enforcement action followed these threats. Homan, previously threatened as ICE director, refuses to be intimidated and calls for a strong legal response to these criminal acts.
Man Charged with Murder Using Golf Clubs at Florida Course
In Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, a man, Junior Boucher, has been charged with first-degree murder after he attacked and killed 65-year-old Brian Hiltebeitel with golf clubs at Sandhill Crane Golf Club. The incident, occurring Monday, is described as a random act of violence by authorities.
Democratic Candidate Derek Tran Wins California’s 45th Congressional District Seat
Derek Tran emerged victorious in California's tightly contested 45th District House race, narrowly defeating Republican incumbent Michelle Steel with 50.1% of votes. This result tightens the already slim Republican majority in the House, which may further reduce with two Republicans potentially joining Trump's administration.
Suspect Charged in Multiple Alabama Shootings Linked to 11 Deaths
Damien McDaniel, 22, has been charged with capital murder in Alabama, tied to five shootings including two mass shootings outside Birmingham nightclubs, resulting in 11 fatalities and 29 injuries. The July and September incidents account for 30% of Birmingham's homicides during that period. Co-suspect Hatarius Woods, 27, is also charged. Police investigations continue as the community calls for stricter gun safety laws.
Stowaway Flies from New York to Paris on Delta Flight During Thanksgiving Rush
A stowaway managed to board a fully booked Delta Air Lines flight from JFK International Airport to Charles de Gaulle Airport, passing through security without a boarding pass. The security lapse, occurring amid the Thanksgiving travel surge, was discovered upon landing in Paris. Delta is investigating the incident, emphasizing the importance of safety and security.
A&E Networks Counter Sue Wendy Williams' Guardian
A&E Television Networks and Lifetime Entertainment Services are counter-suing Sabrina Morrissey, the guardian of Wendy Williams, after she sued them over a docuseries about Williams. They seek costs and allege Morrissey's suit is to protect her image, citing the series addresses how Williams' guardianship has been mishandled. The legal battle follows Williams' dementia diagnosis and concerns over her care and image portrayal in the docuseries.
Harris Campaign Acknowledges Defeat in Presidential Election
Kamala Harris’s campaign admitted internal polling never showed her leading against Donald Trump, contrary to public polls. Despite efforts to climb back in battleground states, Harris remained loyal to Biden's administration, which ultimately contributed to her decisive loss earlier this month to Trump in the presidential election.
Missing Hiker Found Alive After Over a Month in Canadian Wilderness
Sam Benastick, missing since October 19, was found by two workers on November 26 in northeast British Columbia. After failing to return from a camping trip, Benastick survived in the wilderness for over a month, enduring harsh conditions by taking shelter and using a makeshift sleeping bag for warmth. He was located on a service road, weak but alive, and has been reunited with his family at a local hospital.
Meta CEO Zuckerberg Dines with President-elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with President-elect Donald Trump for dinner at Mar-a-Lago in Florida. They discussed Trump's economic plans, with Zuckerberg showing support for Trump's leadership. The meeting signals a warming relationship despite previous tensions and Trump's temporary Facebook ban after the Capitol attack.
Federal Appeals Court Allows Texas to Build Razor Wire Border Wall
A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of Texas to build a razor wire border wall, reversing a previous court decision. Texas Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the ruling as a success for state property rights and sovereignty, allowing Texas to continue its legal battles with the White House over immigration control measures.