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[ad_1] Mohamed Sabry Soliman planned the Colorado terror attack for over a year, he admitted to the investigators. The feds said Monday that the suspect in Colorado's targeted anti-Semitic attack by 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman had been planned by the suspect for one year. Soliman admitted to the feds that he was only waiting for his daughter's graduation. In the federal court filing, the feds said Soliman clearly stated his motive of attacking the Jewish community as he said he wanted to kill all Zionist people. "He would do it again," the affidavit said. After conducting an online search, Soliman targeted the Jewish community that gathers weekly, calling for the release of the Israeli hostages in Gaza. He said he hated this group and needed them to stop taking over Palestine land that Soliman referred to as "our land". He […]

[ad_1] Indian-origin UC Berkeley graduate says he fooled investors by just dropping Stanford's name. Bhavye Khetan, an Indian-origin UC Berkeley graduate claimed on his social media that he fooled investors by dropping fancy words and big names of universities and got responses from them, while he has no product, no pitch and no deck. He just created a fake creator profile, Khetan claimed and his post went viral. His LinkedIn profile claimed that he studied a Bachelor's degree at Berkeley, while his work experience includes a position in New Delhi. He also called himself the founder of a card that apparently combines multiple credit cards. Khetan claimed that he made a fake founder persona who studied Computer Science at Stanford, worked at Palantir. He said he sent cold emails to 34 VCs and 27 among them replied. Four asked for […]

[ad_1] Actor Jonathan Joss was killed at his old home on Texas by a neighbor. Sigfredo Alvarez Ceja, the suspected killer of actor Jonathan Joss has been charged with felony first-degree murder. Alvarez shot and killed the actor when the duo had an argument, neighbors said. The shooting took place at Joss's former home in Texas which was burned down earlier this year. Neighbors told TMZ that Joss and Ceja had a long history of feuding. Joss had the habit of doing weird things like suddenly starting his loud rant. Police had been called on the actor several times before the house went up in flames, neighbors said.Joss's weird things also included banging pans from his rooftop in the middle of the night, neighbors said. The fire took place when Joss used a BBQ pit to heat it and overall […]

[ad_1] Jonathan Joss was killed in front of his husband at their former home in Texas. Jonathan Joss, famous for voicing John Redcorn in 'King of the Hill', died after he was shot multiple times by a homophobic man when he and his husband Tristan Kern de Gonzales were checking the mail at their former house. In his statement, Gonzales said that the San Antonio home was burned down after over two years of threats from people in the area who could not accept their gay relationship. Gonzales said that during their stay in that house, they were harassed regularly and openly by homophobic individuals. "When we returned to the site to check our mail we discovered the skull of one of our dogs and its harness placed in clear view. This caused both of us serve emotional distress. We […]

[ad_1] As meteorological summer officially begins on June 1, 2025, the United States is preparing for what may become one of its hottest summers in recorded history. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued an alarming seasonal outlook through its Climate Prediction Center (CPC), forecasting significantly above-average temperatures across nearly the entire country, as per The Economic Times report. Unlike past years that showed regional variability, the 2025 summer projection offers little reprieve anywhere in the US or even in most of Alaska. Driven by persistent atmospheric patterns, elevated sea surface temperatures, and the residual effects of climate change, this summer is shaping up to test the nation’s resilience to heat, wildfires, and health crises like never before.From densely packed urban neighborhoods to arid rural lands, the effects of this prolonged heat event are expected to ripple across […]

[ad_1] Deputy secretary of state Christopher Landau greets Afrikaner refugees from South Africa at Dulles International Airport (Image credit: AP) JOHANNESBURG: A second group of white South Africans has arrived in the United States under a refugee program announced by the Trump administration, officials and advocacy groups said Monday. Nine people, including families and children, arrived late last week, said Jaco Kleynhans, head of international liaison at the Solidarity Movement, a group representing members of South Africa's white Afrikaner minority. The group travelled on a commercial flight, he said. A spokesperson for the US Embassy said in an email to The Associated Press that "refugees continue to arrive in the United States from South Africa on commercial flights as part of the Afrikaner resettlement program's ongoing operations." An initial group of 59 white South Africans arrived at Dulles International Airport […]

[ad_1] Trump condemns Boulder attack A peaceful gathering in Boulder, Colorado, turned into chaos on Sunday after a shocking firebomb attack left eight people injured.US President Donald Trump took to social media to issue a strong condemnation and blame former US President Joe Biden’s border policies.In a post on Truth Social, Trump said, “Yesterday’s horrific attack in Boulder, Colorado, WILL NOT BE TOLERATED in the United States of America. He came in through Biden’s ridiculous Open Border Policy, which has hurt our Country so badly. He must go out under ‘TRUMP’ Policy.”Trump called the incident an act of terrorism and said it was another reason why America needs stronger borders. “Acts of Terrorism will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Law. This is yet another example of why we must keep our Borders SECURE, and deport Illegal, Anti-American […]

[ad_1] Representative Image (AI-generated) BEIJING: Three people were killed and seven others went missing in a landslide in Tibet, officials said on Monday. Two people were injured in the landslide that displaced about 200,000 cubic metres of mud and rocks in Muta township of Qamdo city in Tibet on Sunday night, experts from water and natural resources departments said. The injured people are in stable condition in the hospital, an official said. About 500 rescuers, medical workers and firefighters, as well as sniffer dogs, are involved in the search and rescue operation, supported by ambulances, excavators and telecommunication and electricity supply facilities, state-run Xinhua news agency quoted officials as saying. Experts said there was a risk of a potentially secondary landslide triggered by the disaster. The city government of Qamdo allocated five million yuan (about USD 696,000) for emergency disaster […]

[ad_1] Indian-origin man Gaurav Kundi assaulted by cops in Australia, brain, neck nerves damaged. (Photo: 9news) A 42-year-old Indian-origin man, Gaurav Kundi, was pinned down to the Payneham Road in Adelaide's eastern suburbs while he was being arrested by the police. His wife Amritpal Kaur said police slammed his head against the car and also on the road. She was initially filming the torture, she said to 9News, adding that she panicked when the officer knelt on Gaurav. "I've done nothing wrong," Kundi screamed and then lost his senses. He was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where doctors said his brain and neck nerves were severely damaged. Kundi, the father of two, is now on life support. "Doctors are saying his brain is totally damaged. Maybe he will wake up if his brain works, or maybe he will not," […]

[ad_1] FBI director Kash Patel forces employees to take lie-detector tests. FBI director Kash Patel has been accused of shaking up things at the agency to such an extent that FBI agents have been forced out, demoted, and put on leave with no explanation and Patel is forcing employees to take lie-detector tests -- to weed out leaks. The New York Times reported that the purging has been so widespread that the agency does not have enough experienced agents. Deputy director Dan Bongino reacted to the report and said no amount of hit pieces on him and Kash Patel can stop the purgation that they have taken up. "The latest NY Times piece is another failed attempt to slow us down. The Director and I are making important personnel changes at the FBI. As I stated on this platform yesterday: […]