Over the past week, former president Donald Trump has been making waves with his provocative statements. At recent rallies, he's been more aggressive than usual, even suggesting a woman heckler should be "taken care of" by her mother. But things escalated on a Sunday morning interview on Fox News. T
On Monday, a town hall with Donald Trump in Oaks, Pennsylvania, took an unexpected turn. After some attendees needed medical help, Trump joked about fainting and decided to stop taking questions. Instead, he played music for almost an hour while dancing on stage. This shift left some people puzzled,
Mark Esper, the former Secretary of Defense, has a stark warning for the public: take Donald Trump's comments about using the military against Americans seriously. Esper, who was part of Trump's administration, shared his thoughts on CNN's "The Source" on Monday. He recalled a time in the summer of
Former President Trump hosted a town hall in battleground Pennsylvania. However, medical emergencies interrupted the question-and-answer session. Instead of continuing, Trump played his favorite songs. The event, held with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, was focused on topics like immigration and
In July, an attempt to assassinate Donald Trump during a Pennsylvania rally resulted in one death and injuries to Trump and two other men: Jim Copenhaver, 74, and David Dutch, 57. These survivors, in their first public interview since the event, have accused the U.S. Secret Service of negligence. T
Vice President Kamala Harris is betting big on the suburbs to win Pennsylvania. Her campaign team believes that by making gains among educated suburbanites, they can flip key areas from red to blue. Recent polls show Harris leading in these suburbs, a significant shift from Joe Biden's performance i
On Monday morning, former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to question Vice President Kamala Harris' cognitive abilities. He suggested she should take a test to prove her mental stamina and agility. This comes after Harris released her medical report over the weekend, which showed she's f
In the quiet neighborhood of Astoria Trails South, Las Vegas, a man named Vem Miller once lived a low-key life. Now, he's made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Arrested near a Trump rally in Coachella, California, with a loaded gun and fake IDs, Miller's past is as elusive as his future is uncer
On Saturday, a man was taken into custody near a Donald Trump campaign rally in California. Authorities found him with a shotgun, a loaded handgun, and a high-capacity magazine, which are all illegal in the state. The man, identified as Vem Miller, was able to get through the first security perimete
Meet Vem Miller, a 49-year-old man who found himself in handcuffs near a Donald Trump rally in California. He’s a staunch Trump supporter, but he swears he never intended to harm the former president. Miller carries guns, he says, to protect himself from death threats. It was his peculiar car and a
