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Black Sun Rising: How a Nazi terror plot led to an American being held in Brazil

“Terrorism for accelerationism, then we get the military supplies to everyone and start war,” a group chat leader wrote on the encrypted platform Signal in October 2024, to almost 150 members spread across Europe, the United States and Australia.

“People need to see lone wolves acting to become empowered,” he continued.

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'I give up': Observers stunned by Trump's baffling claim about drug prices

Observers were left stunned on Monday after President Trump made a baffling claim about drug prices during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago.

Trump took questions from reporters after announcing the U.S. Navy is creating a new class of ships called the Trump Class. During the session, he claimed that his administration has decreased the prices for certain drugs by "1,200% and in some cases by 1,300 or 1,400%," a claim that many on social media pointed out had no possibility of being true.

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Vocal anti-Trump critic George Conway flips sides as he enters Congress race

George Conway, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, has entered the crowded race for the seat Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) is vacating in 2026, according to reports Monday.

The conservative lawyer, former Republican and co-founder of the Lincoln Project has filed as a Democrat for the Manhattan-based seat, Politico reported. He's also the ex-husband of Kellyanne Conway, a former counsellor to Trump.

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Trump's new Air Force One 'gesture' shows he's 'losing nimbleness with age': expert

Donald Trump is "losing nimbleness with age" — and adapting to this with a new Air Force One ritual, a body language expert said Monday.

Judi James told The Mirror US that the president is apparently preparing himself each time he needs to walk down the steps of the presidential aircraft. Trump has been spotted in some video clips slapping his right leg before making the walk down the stairs.

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Super-hot peppers caused him 'crippling' pain. The ER bill was worse

Maxwell Kruzic said he was in such “crippling” stomach pain on Oct. 5, 2023, that he had to pull off the road twice as he drove himself to the emergency room at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango, Colorado. “It was the worst pain of my life,” he said.

Kruzic was seen immediately because hospital staff members were pretty sure he had appendicitis. They inserted an IV, called a surgeon, and sent him off for a scan to confirm the diagnosis.

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‘I fight’ — and Trump didn’t: Vietnam vet takes aim at president's 'catastrophic harm'

As the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) looks to shed as many as 35,000 mostly vacant health-care jobs this month — having already cut nearly 30,000 since President Donald Trump returned to office — a disabled Vietnam veteran has gone public, railing against the administration.

Ronn Easton, 76, is the face of a new video calling out the Trump administration for its attacks on veterans and produced by Home of the Brave, a nonprofit focused on portraying what it calls “catastrophic harm” under Trump.

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'Voters saw through it': Lawmaker who beat Karoline Leavitt in election drops inside tip

A Congressman who beat Karoline Leavitt in an election issued an apology on Sunday for unleashing the White House spokesperson upon the world, and gave some insider tips for how to beat her tactics.

Rep. Chris Pappas (D-NH), who is running a tight race for Senate, sent a campaign email over the weekend with a simple apology:

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DOJ scrambles to explain Trump redaction in Epstein files: ‘Literally in your possession!'

Among the thousands of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents the Justice Department released Friday was a filing with redactions removing references to President Donald Trump, a move one journalist flagged Sunday that the DOJ later rushed to explain.

The Daily Beast political reporter Roger Sollenberger noted on social media that among the Epstein files recently published by the DOJ was a 2017 letter submitted in a defamation case against Epstein-associate Ghislaine Maxwell. The letter includes allegations against Trump from Sarah Ransome, a former associate of Epstein’s.

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Third oil tanker seized by Trump admin as threats against Venezuela escalate: report

A third oil tanker in the Caribbean was boarded and seized Sunday by the U.S. military as the Trump administration’s military threats against Venezuela continue to escalate, Bloomberg reported.

The vessel is known as the “Bella 1,” a sea vessel sanctioned by the United States that was headed to Venezuela to be loaded up with oil, according to a person “with knowledge of the matter” who spoke with Bloomberg on the condition of anonymity.

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'Trump can barely walk!': Critics sound alarm as president 'struggles' down stairs

U.S. President Donald Trump caused a disruption online this weekend after a video showed him "struggling" down some stairs.

Conservative MAGA influencer Paul Villarreal (AKA Vince Manfeld) posted the video of Trump without noting the manner in which he guided himself down the staircase of Air Force One.

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'He's sundowning hard': Observers panic about 'incoherent' Trump's 'slurring' new speech

Donald Trump's latest speech set off a firestorm of people online saying the address was "slurring" and "incoherent."

Trump's remarks in North Carolina on Friday raised red flags for many. One of the most-cited examples was him saying, "I took cognitive tests. By the way, not easy. The first question is like what is this and they show a lion, giraffe, fish and a hippopotamus. And they say which is the giraffe."

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'Incredible': Internet stunned by Erika Kirk's 'slip of the tongue' on Charlie's 'grift'

Erika Kirk stunned the internet with an apparent slip of the tongue in which she implied her deceased husband Charlie was a "grifter."

Honoring a student at a Turning Point USA event, Erika Kirk said, "Despite the devastating loss of Charlie Kirk, my incredible husband... Caleb has persisted with the same grift - gift - grit... it has been a long day."

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Epstein survivor accuses Trump admin of 'grave and indefensible' error that risks her life

Donald Trump's administration committed a "grave and indefensible violation" with a mistake it made in the production of certain Epstein files, according to a survivor of the deceased financier's abuse.

Lawyer and journalist Aaron Parnas flagged the letter from the Epstein survivor on social media. Parnas wrote, "Jane Doe Epstein Survivor, who reported Epstein to the FBI in 2009, sent the following letter to the Department of Justice today after it failed to redact her name in the release of the files. I have confirmed her name is currently not redacted in multiple public files."

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