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A viral story about former Nickelodeon child star Tylor Chase, who is now homeless, has taken a turn as his former co-star says he trashed a hotel room he was gifted. Chase, now 36, captured the attention of the internet when a fan posted a video of him looking unkempt and seemingly living on the streets in Riverside, California. Chase was best known for his role as Martin Qwerly in the Nickelodeon series “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” in the early 2000s.  His former co-star Daniel Curtis Lee posted a video of him reconnecting with Chase, buying him a meal, and getting him a hotel room. But then Lee posted an update saying Chase destroyed that room and fled. “[The motel staff was] upset. The door’s left open. Why is there a microwave in the tub? The refrigerator’s turned over,” Lee shared in a TikTok update. “I feel so devastated. I am at a loss.” Lee went on to lament how there’s no way to get help for people who are addicted or mentally unwell despite there being “systems” in place. When the original video of Chase started gaining traction, a fan started a GoFundMe campaign that was quickly shut down by the former child star’s mother, who said giving him cash would just make the situation worse, The New York Post reported. Chase’s father was interviewed by the Daily Mail, which shed more light on the family’s effort to help him find treatment for mental health issues and drug addiction. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “He’s a wonderful person when he’s Tylor,” Joseph Mendez Jr. told the Mail. “For over a decade, the family has sought treatment options for Tylor, including support for substance use as well as mental health care,” he said. He said Chase has been struggling with addiction since he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in 2015. “He … chose to discontinue medication and resumed substance use,” Mendez said. “His family has been trying for many years to get him the support he needs, but ultimately, he must be willing to accept help,” Mendez said. Social media commenters noted how the situation highlights the complexities of drug use, mental illness, and homelessness, saying it proves that giving homes to the homeless would not solve the issue in most cases. “Because you can’t just stick someone homeless in a hotel room and BOOM they’re cured. He needs professional help,” one person wrote, echoing what many others were saying. The latest update from influencer Jacob ‘Jake’ Harris was that Chase checked into a detox facility on Christmas Day.  “We finally got Tylor the help he needed,” he shared in an Instagram update. “He’s currently receiving medical attention to get him healthy, to get him all better.”

A group of migrant truckers sued the California Department of Motor Vehicles earlier this week for canceling thousands of Commercial Driver’s Licenses. California canceled nearly 20,000 Commercial Driver’s Licenses after facing pressure from the Trump administration over the issuance of such licenses to illegal immigrant truckers. The federal crackdown started after a string of fatal crashes involving illegal immigrant truckers. The Department of Transportation has labeled California one of the worst offenders of states issuing commercial driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, threatening to withhold $160 million in federal funding if they refused to make a change. California gave 17,000 drivers a 60-day cancelation notice after the federal government determined that the licenses’ expiration dates exceeded the time the migrants have been permitted to be in the United States, according to the Los Angeles Times. The lawsuit, which was brought about by the Asian Law Caucus, Sikh Coalition, and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, claims that California law requires the DMV to change the expiration dates on the licenses or to give applicants the opportunity to reapply for a corrected license when the errors occur, the outlet reported. “The state of California must help these 20,000 drivers because, at the end of the day, the clerical errors threatening their livelihoods are of the CA-DMV’s own making. If the court does not issue a stay, we will see a devastating wave of unemployment that harms individual families, as well as the destabilization of supply chains on which we all rely,” Munmeeth Kaur, legal director of the Sikh Coalition, said in a statement. “These drivers have spent years anchoring their lives to these careers, only to now face potential economic ruin through no fault of their own—they deserve better, and California must do better,” Kaur said. “Our state has a clear moral obligation and legal duty to protect workers who have done everything right,” Katherine Zhao, senior staff attorney at Asian Law Caucus, said in a statement. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships “Without an immediate court-ordered stay, many drivers will lose their jobs through no fault of their own. At a moment when families should be spending time with loved ones, these workers are instead confronting financial devastation and the loss of livelihoods they have spent years building. We are asking the court to compel California to protect workers,” Zhao said. (1) UPDATE: These are the alleged semi-truck drivers who k*lled three people while making a U-turn at an “Official Use Only” turn on the Florida Turnpike The Florida Highway Patrol is describing the wreck as a homicide investigation pic.twitter.com/QqYhuidXoD — Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) August 15, 2025 One of the illegal immigrants who was issued a California commercial driver’s license allegedly killed three people after making an illegal U-turn on a Florida turnpike in August. Harjinder Singh, who hails from India, was seen in viral dash-cam footage looking unfazed by the crash. Singh had failed his commercial driver’s license test 10 times in three months before he was given the license in Washington and later California, investigators said. Singh also failed an English language proficiency test, “providing correct responses to just 2 of 12 verbal questions and only accurately identifying 1 of 4 highway traffic signs” after the fatal crash, according to the Department of Transportation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday unveiled a $108 billion, decade-long investment to build an independent Israeli munitions industry. The announcement comes ahead of Netanyahu’s meeting with President Donald Trump next week and amid growing calls from voices on both the Left and Right to reduce or cut off United States military funding for Israel. The meeting will be the fifth time Netanyahu has met with Trump since he was inaugurated last January. “I approved, along with the defense minister and finance minister, a sum of NIS 350 billion [$108 billion] over the next decade to build an independent Israeli munitions industry,” Netanyahu said at an Israeli Air Force pilot graduation ceremony, the Times of Israel reported. Netanyahu said such an investment is necessary to “reduce our dependence on all players, including friends,” following several countries imposing restrictions on its weapons sales, including under former President Joe Biden’s administration. Netanyahu will meet with President Trump on Monday at Mar‑a‑Lago, as he prepares to unveil a new governing entity for Gaza. The new Gazan government will be supported by a Trump-led Board of Peace with former U.N. envoy Nickolay Mladenov as the representative on the ground, reported Axios.  Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have reportedly been coordinating with Arab partners and Turkey on the second-phase of the ceasefire, which includes disarming Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu has long advocated for reducing Israel’s dependence on other countries for military equipment. Earlier this year he said Israel would become a “super-Sparta,” a remark that drew criticism until he clarified he was referring only to the defense industry, not the broader economy. Israel is currently the world’s eighth-largest arms exporter with $15 billion in sales in 2024. However, the Jewish state has still relied on munitions and military equipment from other countries, especially since October 7, 2023. Israel’s extremely cost-efficient “Iron Beam” laser system which can shoot down missiles, mortar rounds and drones is expected to be delivered to the military by the end of the month. Each interception is estimated to cost as little as $2, which is a sharp decline from the Iron Dome interceptor missiles that can cost between $100,000 and $1 million each.  The Iron Beam technology, which was developed with Israel’s Rafael Defense Industries and U.S.-based Lockheed Martin is reportedly being shared with the U.S. Army’s directed energy program, reported Fox News. Since Israel’s war against Hamas began, several countries have restricted or halted arms exports to Israel, including Belgium, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States under former President Joe Biden. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships The United States currently provides Israel with about $3.3 billion annually, which Israel uses exclusively to purchase American defense equipment, plus an additional roughly $500 million per year for cooperative missile defense programs. Supporters of United States military aid to Israel say it strengthens American and Israeli security by deterring Iran, Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups. They argue that because the aid must be spent on American defense equipment, it also subsidizes American defense companies, supports domestic jobs, and allows technology to be tested in real combat which provides data that can improve the technology and United States military readiness. A growing number of lawmakers on both sides have called for a reduction or an end to funding for Israel, including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R‑GA), Thomas Massie (R‑KY), Ilhan Omar (D‑MN), Rashida Tlaib (D‑MI), Summer Lee (D‑PA), and Al Green (D‑TX), who voted in July for a failed amendment to cut $500 million from the Iron Dome program.  There is a growing number of voices within Israel opposed to accepting American funding, arguing that it limits Israel’s freedom to conduct military operations and exposes the country to political pressure associated with the aid.

“Cheers” and “Frasier” fans recognize Kelsey Grammer as a major Hollywood star. But beyond just being a celebrity, Grammer is also known for his willingness to be openly conservative – and unapologetically Christian – in liberal Hollywood. In a recent interview with “Morning Wire,” Grammer discussed his new film, “The Christmas Ring,” a faith-inspired holiday movie written by Christian author Karen Kingsbury that also pays tribute to American veterans. The movie includes roughly 100 real-life veterans and active-duty service members, which Grammer said was intentional. “It was just an opportunity to salute the troops,” he explained during the interview, noting how the story is rooted in sacrifice, tracing back to “World War II, D-Day … dropping behind enemy lines.” The actor said it’s meant to “[commemorate] their sacrifice a little bit and the continuing sacrifice of service members.” Grammer emphasized that the film is meant to send a simple message: “We didn’t reinvent the wheel or anything. But it’s a nice story about redemption and love and forgiveness and about Jesus.” That theme has become more common in Grammer’s work, including his portrayal of Chuck Smith in the 2023 Christian drama film “Jesus Revolution.” Grammer said he didn’t actively seek out faith-based roles, but rather that they seem to find him at the right time. “The night before I read the script … I was sitting there in a kind of a quiet reverie … wondering what was next for me,” he told Morning Wire. “And I said, ‘I just wanna do something that means something, that has some meaning.’ And the next morning, that script came.” “I’m a believer,” Grammer said of his faith. “I don’t go around proselytizing … but I would never deny Christ. I would never deny Him.” While Grammer said he’s not strictly doing Christian-themed projects, he’s “quite happy” the role came up. Reflecting on the messy, broken lives depicted in “Jesus Revolution,” Grammer framed the story through a theological lens. “Well, that’s what Jesus is for,” he said. “That’s why he came along.” He described the world Christ was born into as violent and chaotic under Roman rule, noting that “God chose to send a baby to save the world,” calling it “pretty fascinating.” “We get to watch it … every year at Christmas, we get to see the same story told again and again … it’s our story.” Despite Hollywood being largely hostile to religion, Grammer said the industry is catching on to the majority of their viewers having faith. “Most of the people in America actually still really like God and Jesus,” he said, noting how there’s a “hunger” for these types of films.

Newly released FBI documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s brother officially accused President Trump of authorizing his brother’s murder in federal custody, delivering one of the most explosive allegations ever recorded against a sitting president. Brother’s Explosive Murder Allegation Against Trump Mark Epstein submitted a written tip through the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center on February 22, 2023, stating he believed Jeffrey Epstein was murdered in his Manhattan jail cell because he was about to “name names.” The tip explicitly stated Mark’s belief that “President Trump authorized his murder,” suggesting a White House-level conspiracy to silence Jeffrey. This extraordinary allegation remained buried in FBI files until late 2025, when the DOJ released it as part of ongoing Epstein document transparency requirements. The FBI marked Mark’s tip as non-emergency with no active threat to life, and there is no public indication that the Bureau found evidence corroborating his allegation. Despite the gravity of accusing a former president of authorizing murder in federal custody, authorities continue to classify Epstein’s 2019 death as suicide by hanging, according to the NYC medical examiner’s determination. Documented Trump-Epstein Connection Raises Questions The allegation gains significance given Trump’s documented social and business relationship with Epstein throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Documents show Trump flew on Epstein’s private jet at least eight times between 1993 and 1996, with Ghislaine Maxwell present on some flights. This relationship occurred during the period when Epstein was building his network of powerful connections that would later fuel suspicions about who might have wanted him silenced. Trump later publicly distanced himself from Epstein, claiming they had a “falling out” and denying knowledge of his crimes. However, Epstein’s July 2019 arrest on federal sex trafficking charges involving minors raised the stakes for potential revelations about his network of powerful associates. His subsequent death in custody removed a central witness who possessed damaging information about numerous high-profile figures. Federal Custody Failures Enable Conspiracy Theories Epstein’s death occurred at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, a facility later exposed for severe security and staffing failures. Investigations uncovered guard failures, falsified logs, camera malfunctions, and poor preservation of the cell as a potential crime scene. These institutional breakdowns provided fertile ground for conspiracy theories about whether influential figures orchestrated Epstein’s death to prevent damaging testimony. The persistent “Epstein didn’t kill himself” narrative reflects widespread public distrust in official explanations, particularly given Epstein’s extensive connections to political and business elites. Mark Epstein’s formal FBI tip represents the most direct accusation yet from Jeffrey’s immediate family, elevating suspicions from anonymous conspiracy communities to documented allegations within official law enforcement records. This development undermines public confidence in federal institutions’ ability to protect high-risk detainees and conduct thorough investigations of powerful figures. Sources: ‘Had Motive To Kill’: Trump Accused Of Authorising Epstein’s Murder, Brother’s Shocking Claim Latest Epstein files release shows scope of DOJ probe Epstein’s brother makes a huge claim on how the billionaire really died. Epstein’s Brother’s Wild Trump FBI Tip Revealed

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A Pennsylvania resident returned from grocery shopping to discover a “WANTED” flyer affixed to the resident's vehicle. The flyer, provided to Blaze News, features photographs of four Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and reads, “WANTED: ICE AGENTS TERRORIZING WORKING PEOPLE.”'ICE is focusing on the worst first through targeted enforcement. However, it is also a crime to live in this country illegally.'It urged State College residents to share information about the federal officials, directing them to send details to a Proton Mail email address “if you see these ICE agents or have information about them.”The flyer claimed that federal immigration officials “kidnapped 24 immigrant workers in State College [on] August 19.”“THEY ARE ENEMIES OF WORKING PEOPLE AND ARE NOT WELCOME ANYWHERE IN OUR COMMUNITY,” it read. “SHARE WIDELY TO DEFEND IMMIGRANT WORKERS! DRIVE ICE OUT OF CENTRE COUNTY!”It was unclear who created the flyer.RELATED: Unruly anti-ICE protesters shut down NOLA city council meeting — police carry out activist Image source: Anonymous tipThe Department of Homeland Security has reported a drastic uptick in assaults against ICE agents amid the rise of far-left activists attempting to doxx federal authorities.The flyer’s mention of the August arrests appeared to refer to Enforcement and Removal Operations' “targeted enforcement operation in Bellefonte,” according to a press release from ICE.The agency noted that a suspected MS-13 gang member was among the 24 arrested as well as another individual with several criminal convictions, including for assault. Another seven individuals had final orders of removal, the agency reported.RELATED: Los Angeles County Democrats vote to ban ICE from using masks — and the DOJ issues defiant response Photo by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images“ICE is focusing on the worst first through targeted enforcement. However, it is also a crime to live in this country illegally,” ERO Philadelphia Field Office Director Brian McShane stated about the arrests. “Knowing this, ICE has been empowered to vigorously search out, arrest, and remove anyone violating federal immigration law.”During a press conference following news of the arrests, several immigrant rights groups claimed that many of those arrested were traveling to work at a construction site when they were detained. The DHS did not respond to requests for comment.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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