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Man says he found out his girlfriend had been secretly taking their 3-year-old son to visit his abusive parents — and the update trail ends with a custody fight, his father’s death, and him realizing the relationship had never really been safe either

A 22-year-old man on Reddit said he cut off his parents as soon as he could because his childhood was, in his words, “so messed up” he boxed it up mentally just to survive. He did not want his parents around his son, did not want his girlfriend around them either, and said he would...

Nancy Guthrie’s Blood Evidence Finally Confirms the Number of Her Abductors, According to Ex-FBI

Although there’s little confirmed information regarding Nancy Guthrie ‘s sudden disappearance, authorities haven’t given up on the case. Police believe Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie , was abducted from her Arizona home in the early hours of Feb. 1, 2026. Nancy Guthrie Evidence Would 'Light a Fire' if the 'Public Knew' Everything Officials Have Been Keeping a Secret, According to Ex-FBI Law enforcement is still considering multiple scenarios, including the possibility that more than one person may have been kidnapped Guthrie. However, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jim Clemente offered a different take, suggesting that the blood spatter found on Guthrie’s front porch is more consistent with one individual acting alone. Related: Ex-FBI Suspects Nancy Guthrie ‘Coughed Up’ Blood as Kidnappers ‘Carried Her Out’ of Her House “If there was no blood spatter pattern inside the house, then outside by the front door or while she was going through the door this is where she put up a fight or refused to go any further,” he told Fox News Digital on April 27. Clemente continued, “This is where she was assaulted. Most likely struck in the nose or mouth. She fell to her knees or on

Photographer captures 'awkward' Trump moment: 'Patted the first lady on the tooshie'

Amid the widely publicized White House visit Tuesday by England’s King Charles III, one photographer captured a remarkable moment on camera, one that appeared to show President Donald Trump, as one CBS News reporter put it, patting “the first lady on the tooshie.” “Trump patted the first lady on the tooshie during [the] arrival ceremony for king and queen,” wrote CBS News reporter Jennifer Jacobs in a social media post on X, alongside an image of the photograph in question, taken by Associated Press photographer Jacquelyn Martin. Also Read: Chilling details of Epstein's home exposed as contrac...

Marjorie Taylor Greene Questions Why White House Dinner Shooter's Manifesto Was Released So Quickly, Trump Calls Suspect 'Pretty Sick'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), on Sunday, questioned why the manifesto of Cole Tomas Allen, the man accused in the April 25 shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, was re leased so quickly, arguing that such writings are often withheld to avoid inspiring copycats. Greene Questions Rapid Manifesto Release In a post on X provided by the user, Greene wrote, "Why does every shooter have a manifesto? Most shooter's manifestos remain classified so they don't inspire more would be shooter's. Why did they release Cole Allen's manifesto almost immediately?" The suspect, identified by officials as a 31-year-old of Torrance, California, was arrested at the scene after authorities say he tried to attack senior Trump administration officials. Read Also: White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting Suspect Identified As Caltech-Educated Engineer: Report Greene followed with a longer reply, also provided by the user, saying she supports releasing all information about shooters, including manifestos and medication histories, but questioned why Allen's anti-Trump writings were released while files tied to Thomas Matthew Crooks , the gunman in the 2024 Butler, Pennsylvania, rally attack that killed Corey Comperatore and wounded Trump, remain sealed. Security Fears Return After Dinner Attack She also renewed complaints

Rogue MAGA influencer accuses married congresswoman of affair with her ex-boyfriend

A rogue conservative influencer is accusing a married, sitting member of Congress from Florida of sleeping with her ex-boyfriend, whom she only identified as a well-known conservative personality from Tampa Bay. "To this day, they both insist that nothing happened," influencer Ashley St. Clair said in an X post on Wednesday. The unnamed Congresswoman "got very upset for telling this story because it insinuates that she cheated on her husband." Also Read: Chilling details of Epstein's home exposed as contractor spills: 'My mouth dropped open' St. Clair said that her relationship with her then-b...

Investigators’ working theory for why WHCD shooting suspect Cole Allen didn’t want to target FBI director Kash Patel

Deranged White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen’s alleged manifesto said he wanted to kill any member of the Trump administration he could find — except FBI Director Kash Patel. Now, federal investigators are trying to figure out why Patel was specifically exempt from the gunman’s screed — and sources told The Post they have a working theory. Sources said Patel’s specific exclusion likely stemmed from Allen’s purported desire to avoid targeting law enforcement – while focusing squarely on Trump, whom he ranted against in the manifesto. “Anything would really just be speculation, but he took the time to go through why he wasn’t targeting all of the law-enforcement agencies, so I think it’s probably related to that,” a law enforcement source told The Post. Cole Allen, who is now charged with attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump, explicitly said FBI Director Kash Patel was not an intended target in the planned Saturday attack. Alternatively, “[Allen] was pretty anti-Christian and Kash is Hindu,” the source said. George Clooney slammed after defending Jimmy Kimmel’s quip about ‘expectant widow’ Melania Trump Another source said Allen “specifically said he didn’t want to target law enforcement. That’s why.” However, the sources said they