Former first lady Jill Biden was accused of lying after changing her tune on her husband’s disastrous debate performance against President Donald Trump.  Biden told CBS News in an interview clip released Wednesday that she was “frightened” by President Joe Biden’s performance and thought he was having a stroke. After a video of her remarks went viral, commenters quickly pointed out that she claimed her husband did a “great job” and had answered all the questions immediately after the debate on June 27, 2024. “I was frightened,” she told CBS News. “I had never, ever seen Joe like that before or since. When I watched it, I thought, ‘Oh my God, he’s having a stroke.’ And it scared me to death.” This contrasted with her reaction immediately after the debate when she said, “Joe, you did such a great job. You answered every question. You knew all the facts!” Responding to the former first lady’s claims, New York Post columnist Miranda Devine noted that she would have made him go to a hospital immediately after the debate.  “Sorry but this is such BS. If she genuinely was ‘frightened’ that he was having a stroke then any rational wife would have insisted he go straight to the hospital,” Devine said. “Instead she dragged him off to a Waffle House and patronized him on stage like a baby: ‘Joe – you did such a great job.’ We saw his incapacity for years. Don’t try to rewrite history.” Axios reporter Alex Thompson quoted a former Biden official who responded to the clip, telling him that “she’s lying.” Pressure mounted on Biden to end his re-election bid after he muddled his way through a debate performance filled with verbal miscues and nonsensical answers. After the performance a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre if Biden had undergone a neurological scan.  Jean-Pierre downplayed concerns, saying that Biden had a “bad night.”  “We understand that it was a bad night and the president has spoken to this. And he understands that,” she said at the time. “And so, I cannot speak to anything beyond what I just shared. The president has regular annual physicals that we release in a thorough report. We’re going to continue to do that. I don’t have anything else beyond that.”

The albino buffalo nicknamed “Donald Trump,” who was supposed to be slaughtered this week as part of the Muslim festival Eid al-Adha, was spared Wednesday after internet backlash drew security concerns. Just a few hours before the scheduled sacrifice, Bangladesh Home Minister ​Salahuddin Ahmed ordered the animal to be pardoned and was then relocated to the national zoo in Dhaka, according to Reuters. A ministry official said the decision came “at the last moment … due to security concerns and the unusual level of public interest.” Ziauddin Mridha, the farm owner ​who purchased the buffalo 10 months ago, sold the animal to a person who was preparing for the festival. The government ordered Mridha to refund the buyer. The Viral albino buffalo “Donald Trump” moved to Bangladesh National Zoo for public display in Dhaka. pic.twitter.com/1rC4rqYVw6 — Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) May 28, 2026 The rare animal became a local celebrity in the city of Narayanganj and a viral sensation because of its uncanny resemblance to Trump, namely its blond combover, as The Daily Wire previously reported. Crowds flocked to the farm to catch a glimpse of the buffalo, with videos and photos flooding social media, eventually making international headlines. Mridha admitted he didn’t notice the resemblance at first. “My younger brother jokingly named it Donald Trump after seeing the hair on its head,” he told NDTV. “It is very calm in nature. Albino buffaloes are generally peaceful and do not become aggressive unless provoked.” Fans around the world took to social media to share the good news. “Even a buffalo named Donald Trump survives assassination attempts …” one user posted on X. “Life is really funny sometimes. At this point, the buffalo needs security and its own social media page,” another said. “Viral fame hits different when it literally spares your life,” another X user quipped. From feeding troughs to worldwide recognition, it sure pays to look like Trump.

The Tulsa Drillers have suspended their “bat dog” program after a bizarre on-field collision left top Dodgers prospect Kendall George with a knee injury earlier this week. The Double-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced the suspension after Monday’s Memorial Day game, according to The New York Post. George, the Dodgers’ No. 13 prospect and a 2023 first-round draft pick, appeared to leap out of the way of the team’s bat dog as the animal ran onto the field to retrieve a bat. The outfielder landed awkwardly and injured his knee. Tulsa Drillers plan to suspend bat dog program after Kendall George knee injury, per @ByJackHarris.pic.twitter.com/CDjKsTGMSg — Underdog MLB (@UnderdogMLB) May 27, 2026 The incident was caught on camera, showing George limping after the run-in with the four-legged friend. Minor league teams have recently started using “bat dogs” as a way to add to the eccentric atmosphere that comes with the minor leagues. Tulsa has been incorporating a dog into game day since 2022, per News On 6. When the Drillers decided to go all in on the “dog days of summer” baseball trend, the team used dogs that were trained to retrieve bats after plate appearances and return them to the dugout. The dog-induced knee injury that George sustained is an unfortunate setback for a guy who was the fourth minor league player since 2005 to steal 100 bases in a single season while posting a .409 on-base percentage. This season, George had already stolen a division-leading 26 bases in 43 games while batting .333 for the Drillers. He also leads the Texas League in runs scored with 52. The timing of the suspension is ironic: Tulsa’s home game Wednesday night against Northwest Arkansas is also the team’s first “Bark in the Park” promotion of the season, where fans are encouraged to bring their canine friends to the stadium.

Seattle’s thin blue line is refusing to bow to City Hall’s woke thought police. In an attempt to muzzle the rank-and-file, Mayor Katie Wilson’s administration tried to strong-arm the Seattle Police Officers Guild into scrubbing a social media post highlighting a bloody triple shooting. But the cops aren’t backing down from the anti-police regime. Instead, they’re firing back with a clear message: You won’t intimidate us. The drama erupted after a horrific ambush outside a Capitol Hill nightclub left three people leaking blood onto the pavement. The police union blasted out a video of the carnage with a direct, common-sense demand: “Mayor Katie, how many more examples do you need? Don’t take away the vital tools officers rely on.” The post hammered Wilson for freezing the expansion of city surveillance cameras that feed the Real-Time Crime Center — vital tech desperately needed to hunt down killers while the department suffocates under an unprecedented staffing crisis. BREAKING: Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson ordered the Seattle Police Officer’s Guild to DELETE this post criticizing her, per KOMO News. .@MayorofSeattle really doesn’t want you to see this post! Would be a shame if it went viral! https://t.co/KJuLWdsrn3 pic.twitter.com/9ovpD9mn12 — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 27, 2026 But instead of tackling the violent thugs terrorizing Seattle’s streets, Wilson’s spreadsheet warriors immediately weaponized City Hall to protect her fragile ego. By the next morning, the mayor’s office fired off a threatening email to Seattle Police Officers Guild President Kent Loux, falsely claiming the post broke police policy and municipal code. The brass-knuckle directive demanded: “Please pull the post immediately.” “That’s an order,” Loux told KOMO, exposing the political hit job. “I looked at the content of the email. I thought, well, that sounds like a threat.” Making the mayor’s temper tantrum even more embarrassing? City Hall got the facts completely wrong. The thin-skinned bureaucrats claimed the union leaked sensitive city camera footage. In reality, the video was publicly available, lifted straight from KOMO’s news broadcast. Loux even sent the clueless politicians the link to prove it. “In no way do I feel like I’m being unprofessional by alerting the public to a publicly sourced video pointing to the fact that these work and these capture good data for us,” Loux said. The guild hit the mayor back with a cease-and-desist order, legally freezing any attempts to discipline officers over the free-speech dustup. Realizing they brought a butter knife to a gunfight, Wilson’s team did a U-turn, retracting their censorship demand and claiming they “look forward to working with the police union.” Don’t hold your breath. Loux says the guild will keep blasting Wilson’s soft-on-crime lunacy. “We’re not changing our tone, our rhetoric,” Loux warned. “We’re not going to be threatened or intimidated.”

At just 41 years old, NASCAR legend Kyle Busch died after severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, causing fatal complications. In Busch’s case, reports indicate he initially believed he was dealing with a sinus infection or cold before the illness worsened into bacterial pneumonia, which later triggered sepsis. The husband and father of two’s untimely death has put a spotlight on sepsis, a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body’s response to an infection begins damaging its own tissues and organs. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 1.7 million adults in the United States develop sepsis each year, and at least 350,000 die during hospitalization or are discharged to hospice. Typically, older adults, young children, and immunocompromised individuals are at greater risk of developing sepsis. However, it can also occur in otherwise healthy people, particularly when infections are left untreated or quickly worsen. To help people recognize potential warning signs of sepsis, Sepsis Alliance, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness about the condition, developed the acronym TIME. The acronym stands for Temperature — higher or lower than normal; Infection — signs or symptoms of an infection; Mental decline — confusion, sleepiness, or difficulty waking up; and Extremely ill — severe pain, shortness of breath, or feeling like you might die. The organization urges people to watch for a combination of these symptoms and seek immediate medical care as soon as possible, since prompt treatment can improve outcomes significantly. Sepsis Alliance Health experts also stress that proper treatment of infections is critical to reducing sepsis risk. Sepsis Alliance encourages people to closely monitor infections and follow treatment plans exactly as directed by their doctor. In particular, people recovering from surgery, pneumonia, urinary tract infections, or other bacterial illnesses are advised to pay close attention to their symptoms. Regarding the use of antibiotics, these should be taken exactly as directed. Doses should not be skipped and patients should complete the full course of medication even if symptoms begin to improve. Stopping antibiotics too early can allow bacteria to survive, potentially causing an infection to return or worsen. Sepsis Alliance also advises against using leftover antibiotics or taking medication prescribed for someone else, warning that improper antibiotic use can delay effective treatment and contribute to antibiotic resistance. The organization further recommends seeking medical attention if an infection is not improving, symptoms suddenly worsen, or warning signs of sepsis — like confusion, difficulty breathing, extreme pain, or a feeling that something is seriously wrong — begin to appear. Although sepsis is a serious medical emergency, experts say greater public awareness, timely treatment, and proper infection care can help save lives. Related: Legendary NASCAR Driver Kyle Busch Dead At 41