Still shaken by the shocking attempt made on his father’s life, Eric Trump is demanding answers. “The director of the Secret Service needs to be asked some really pointed, really hard questions, because that cannot happen again,” Eric Trump toldFox News Digital. “Whether it’s that local assets dropped the ball or an oversight, I don’t...
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Last words of 'hero' firefighter who died at Trump rally shooting revealed
The volunteer firefighter who died while shielding his family from the sniper who tried to kill former President Trump over the weekend at a rally in Pennsylvania said “get down!” as his final words, his wife has revealed. Helen Comperatore told the New York Post that she and her husband Corey were close to celebrating...
Schumer calls for Democrat Menendez's resignation after guilty verdict
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., called for the resignation of Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., on Tuesday after he was found guilty on all charges in his New York corruption trial. “In light of this guilty verdict, Senator Menendez must now do what is right for his constituents, the Senate, and our country, and resign,”...
Advice from professionals on protecting your home against squatters
Stories of squatters living on property unlawfully have been told around the United States. Homeowners often lose hundreds of thousands of dollars repairing damage left behind by squatters and from lengthy court battles to have them removed from a property. Homeowners can learn from other squatting situations to protect themselves against a similar occurrence. HANDYMAN...
Trump shooter's assassination attempt shocks former FBI task force officer: 'Blown away'
A veteran Nevada law enforcement officer, who served in the elite FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, said he was left “blown away” after a barrage of gunfire broke out at former President Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania. Ashton Packe, a retired Las Vegas detective, shared an inside look into the investigation of the assassination attempt in...
Trump rally shooter purchased 50 rounds of ammo hours before attack: report
Trump rally shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks purchased 50 rounds of ammunition just hours before the incident, according to reports. Crooks, 20, bought the bullets from local gun shop Allegheny Arms before opening fire at former President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday evening, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported. FBI officials had not yet confirmed the report...
Trump shooting fundraiser for Corey Comperatore raises more than $1M for slain firefighter's family
A GoFundMe initiative has raised over $1 million for the family of Corey Comperatore, the firefighter who died shielding his family from bullets meant for former President Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. Jason Bubb, who owns the Three Fit Six gym in Cabot, organized the fundraiser for Comperatore’s daughter Allyson, who...
Convicted 'Rust' armorer asks for new trial after Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter case dismissed
Hannah Gutierrez Reed filed an expedited motion Tuesday for a new trial, or to dismiss her case, following the shocking dismissal of Alec Baldwin’s involuntary manslaughter charge last week. “Following the Baldwin trial and the dismissal with prejudice, Ms. Gutierrez-Reed intends to file an expedited motion for new trial or for dismissal for discovery violations...
Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks' parents registered Pennsylvania professional counselors: Records
BETHAL PARK, Pa. – The parents of the 20-year-old who unleashed a barrage of gunfire toward former President Trump are licensed professional counselors through the Pennsylvania social work board. Mary Elizabeth Crooks and Matthew Brian Crooks of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, are licensed as professional counselors, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State Licensing System Verification...
Secret Service director: Trump rally shooter was identified as 'potential person of suspicion'
The head of the Secret Service has revealed that the shooter who tried to kill former President Trumpwas identified as a “potential person of suspicion,” but by the time units were able to track him down, he had managed to open fire at the rally in Pennsylvania. United States Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle made...









