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Rep. Brandon Gill has filed Articles of Impeachment against Judge Boasberg, who was responsible for the initial FISA warrant in the Russiagate case. He was also a key figure in many of the lawfare cases against President Trump. He served as a key figure in playing out of the worst political scandal in US history: […] The post Rep. Gill Files Articles of Impeachment Against Judge Boasberg appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

After President Donald Trump wrote in a social media post that California’s Proposition 50 should be under “very serious legal and criminal review,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the White House is “looking into” providing “executive action.” “The White House is working on an executive order to strengthen our elections in this country, […] The post Trump says California redistricting vote is under ‘criminal review’ appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt laid into Zohran Mamdani and the Democratic Party on Tuesday after he linked New Jersey election center bomb threats to the Trump administration. The socialist New York City mayoral candidate blamed Trump for the bomb threats at New Jersey polling facilities, which turned out to be a false alarm. When Leavitt was asked about the comments by Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich, she said: “I saw those comments. I think they are completely irresponsible and based on zero evidence. I think this is just another example of the how the Democrat Party, unfortunately, stands for nothing. All they stand against is President Donald Trump.” Leavitt said it is obvious Trump had nothing to do with the threats. “It’s quite sad to see that we have someone at the top of the ticket on an election day today saying such things about the president,” she added. Mamdani said the threats to the seven polling locations were “incredibly concerning” and an “illustration of attacks we are seeing in our democracy.” He said sometimes the attacks are “blatant,” like the bomb threats on Tuesday. He then warned, “We have to understand this is part of the general approach the Trump administration has taken taking to try to intimidate voters with baseless allegations of voter fraud as a means of trying to repress the voice of Americans across this country.” New Jersey’s attorney general said the bomb threats came in early Tuesday morning. Despite Mamdani’s accusation, there is no indication that there was any political motivation. Statement of Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin Regarding Today’s Election. pic.twitter.com/88jdSbWMnM — Attorney General Matt Platkin (@NewJerseyOAG) November 4, 2025 The seven polling locations affected by the threats included Bergen, Essex, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Passaic Counties. According to a report from PIX11, New Jersey officials arrested a juvenile in connection to at least one of the threats.

This season of Dancing With the Stars is hot. Of course, a few fan favorites are emerging as the weeks pass, and DWTS fans love Robert Irwin. The son of the late Crocodile Steve Irwin definitely has a flair for the stage, and his dancing skills are on point. He and partner Witney Carson seem to be having a lot of fun together, and their chemistry is perfect. Ahead of this week’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame theme, Robert and Witney shared a teaser with fans on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Robert Irwin (@robertirwinphotography) Robert Irwin Is Channeling A Move Rocker for His “DWTS” Perfromance This Week In the clip, Witney Carson is lip-syncing to a classic Jack Black School of Rock scene, and her DWTS partner, Robert Irwin, sneaks in the back at the perfect time. It’s a silly moment, but shoes just show how hard Robert and Witney will work for the win. “Current vibe heading into rock and roll hall of fame night on @dancingwiththestars,” Robert Irwin shared on Instagram. “See you tomorrow!” Fans can’t wait to see Robert Irwin and Witney Carson on this week’s episode of DWTS. “I love school of rock! Robert you are awesome, and Whitney is a good teacher. I just hope she lets you be the main star in your dance together tonight, I felt last week she gave herself the best moves. You should be getting the more impressive part, with her helping you stand out for the judges. You are very talented and I think you can go all the way to the mirror ball. We love you,” an excited fan shared. This fan paid Ribert a huge compliment that we’re sure he loved. “You have the same energy as your dad, I loved watching him growing up and love watching you now,” they wrote. This story’s featured image can be found here. The post “DWTS”: Robert Irwin Puts A Spin On Fan-Fave Scene Ahead Of “Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Night” appeared first on InspireMore.

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DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—A woman in Virginia distributed leaflets that listed White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller’s address and labeled him as a Nazi,” court documents show. A court affidavit revealed that the Virginia State Police seized the phone of Barbara Wien, a retired university professor who allegedly posted fliers in Miller’s neighborhood that included his address and damning accusations against him, according to The New York Times. In addition to the address, the flier accused Miller of being “wanted for crimes against humanity” and included the slogan, “No Nazis in NOVA,” an acronym for Northern Virginia. Miller’s wife, Katie, informed the police about the leaflet and said that she witnessed Wien make a gesture at her by “pointing her index and middle fingers to her own eyes and then pointing directly,” according to the Times. Secret Service camera footage appeared to confirm this, which Katie interpreted as “a threatening act intended to intimidate or harass her.” “Mrs. Miller interpreted this gesture to mean, ‘I’m watching you,’ and perceived it as a threatening act intended to intimidate or harass her,” the affidavit said. “Based on the timing, context and manner of the gesture, the action is being treated as a potential act of intimidation in furtherance of the conduct under investigation.” Wien has not currently been charged with any crimes, though the state police is investigating whether she violated a Virginia law that makes it a misdemeanor to provide information “with the intent to coerce, intimidate or harass another person,” according to the Times. The affidavit also notes that police in Fairfax County acquired a text message that Wien sent to a WhatsApp group in April, where she referred to Miller as “the evil fascist behind family separations and deportation policies,” according to the Times. She vowed to “make [Miller’s] life hell” by organizing a “Showing Up For Racial Justice (SURJ) chapter. “His wife sits their smugly swilling wine on their patio, while her husband orders the arrest of more and more of our Muslim, Arab American, and Hispanic brothers and sisters,” Wien wrote, according to the affidavit. “My Showing Up For Racial Justice (SURJ) chapter in N. Virginia intends to make his life hell. We have set up a carefully vetted Signal group.” Miller put his home in Arlington, Virginia, up for sale on Oct. 16 after left-wing protesters wrote threatening messages in chalk in front of his property. Some of the messages stated, “Stephen Miller is preying on families,” “Stephen Miller is destroying democracy,” “no white nationalism” and “trans rights are human rights.” Katie wrote on X that the Left was “trying to intimidate” her family “in the house where [they] have three young children.” “We will not back down. We will not cower in fear. We will double down,” she wrote on Sept. 14. Originally published by The Daily Caller News Foundation The post Court Docs Show Virginia Woman Distributed Stephen Miller’s Home Address, Promised to ‘Make His Life Hell’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.