A black media personality was convicted last week of faking a hate crime against Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade to gin up votes for him, with the ringleader Derrick Bernard testifying that Mobolade was in on the hoax, and the FBI testifying that the mayor misled agents about his contact with Bernard. Mobolade, who is Nigerian, won the election as a left-leaning independent in the traditional Republican stronghold in 2023 after the n-word was scrawled on one of his campaign signs and a cross set ablaze in front of it. Video of the scene was sent to the media, resulting in a swell of sympathy. At the five-day trial in federal court for Bernard and his wife, Ashley Blackcloud, that concluded May 23, FBI agent Ethan Doherty testified that the mayor falsely denied contact with Bernard, despite records showing the pair was in contact before, the day of the hate crime, and afterward. Doherty testified that when the FBI interviewed the mayor, Mobolade said he was “120% sure” he did not have a phone call with Bernard three days after the incident, and that Mobolade seemed “nervous,” according to KOAA. Doherty also revealed that Mobolade began using a new cell phone the day after the hoax. The FBI’s courtroom testimony corroborated Daily Wire reporting from November 2024, which Mobolade denied at the time. Mobolade told the local paper that “politically motivated websites will weigh in with no regard for accuracy or truth,” and his deputy chief of staff told the city council the article was “unfounded.” He produced a video in response, saying “I did not lie to the FBI,” and claiming he had paperwork from the Department of Justice showing he was a victim. But a Justice Department document produced at trial said that Mobolade was at one point under investigation, that the investigation was closed but could be reopened, and that its closure should not be considered an exoneration. The hoax began after an April 12, 2023 election in which neither Mobolade nor Wayne Williams, a white Republican, received a majority, triggering a runoff. According to court papers, the next day Bernard texted Mobolade: “Theirs [sic] a plot amidst. I’m mobilizing my squadron in defense and for the final push. Black ops style big brother. The klan cannot be allowed to run this city again.” READ MORE: Mayor Lied In Hate Crime Hoax Probe But DOJ Refused To Charge Him, FBI Official Says On April 23, Bernard, Blackcloud, and a third conspirator named Deanna West, who previously pleaded guilty, worked together to scrawl the n-word on a campaign sign at 3:00 a.m., erect a cross with twine on it, and set the twine on fire. They photographed the display and sent it to the media, suggesting that white Republican supporters of Williams were to blame. That night, Bernard texted Mobolade, “I guarantee the finish,” referring to a request from Mobolade to help him get across the finish line. Three days later, the pair spoke on the phone for five minutes. After Mobolade won the May runoff, Bernard texted him: “We got you through it all brother… Another time though, we’ll handle business.” Bernard, who is now serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for an unrelated killing, testified that Mobolade, along with state Rep. Regina English (D-El Paso), helped plan the hoax, according to KRDO. He said Mobolade was to have steered city money to Bernard’s radio station in return. Blackcloud did not testify, but told the Associated Press that the mayor was in on it from the beginning. “Theirs [sic] a plot amidst. I’m mobilizing my squadron in defense and for the final push. Black ops style big brother. The klan cannot be allowed to run this city again.” There was evidence that the mayor did not seem to want a thorough investigation into the incident. He waited until the Monday after the news broke to contact the local police chief, whom he told “I don’t want to make a big deal about this,” according to testimony. After the FBI identified Bernard as a suspect, Mobolade did not tell investigators that he had been in contact with him, testifying at trial that he was waiting for the FBI to take the lead by asking questions, according to KRDO. That seemed to contradict the fact that when the FBI did ask him, he denied the contact. At trial, Mobolade said he didn’t recall denying his phone call with Bernard to the FBI, until he was presented with a transcript of his FBI interview. “At the time I was confident,” Mobolade testified, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette. The Gazette reported that “Mobolade appeared flustered as he fielded questions from the defense about the timeline of events and specific details about his communication with Bernard. He often was not able to provide an answer.” He could still not explain what the five-minute phone call was about. Bernard testified that the five-minute call was about the “hoax,” and that Mobolade “promised to ‘squash’ the story when Bernard expressed concern over backlash,” the Gazette reported. The day after the call, KRDO ran a story quoting the Mobolade campaign asking people not to give the incident “any oxygen.” At trial, Mobolade acknowledged that “he tried to keep the story under wraps at the time, saying he ‘didn’t want that to be the story of Colorado Springs,’” the Gazette reported. Emails obtained by The Daily Wire show that, after he became mayor, Mobolade used city employees to deter the local media from picking up The Daily Wire’s report that Mobolade had given false information to the FBI. When The Daily Wire notified spokeswoman Vanessa Zink about the allegation that Mobolade lied to the FBI, the mayor’s chief of staff, Jamie Fabos, intervened to encourage her to take an ad hominem approach, calling the Wire a “bizarre far right” outlet whose reporters “don’t actually qualify as journalists.” When the Gazette asked for comment about The Daily Wire’s story, Zink wrote: “Use caution in perpetuating gossip and rumors from politically biased outlets.” “I guess I had hoped that our community could rise above what appears to be political bait from a source that doesn’t even have the decency to blur out racial slurs on its graphics, but, sadly, it seems that is not possible,” she wrote. When media outlets used a blurred version of the photo to obscure the n-word, the blurring also concealed the fact that the fire was clearly coming not from the wooden cross, but from a small amount of twine wrapped around it. That was strong evidence from the beginning that it was a hoax, since twine would only burn for a few seconds, meaning the people who took the photo and sent it to the media were likely the same people who set the fire, rather than passersby. At trial, security camera footage confirmed that the fire only burned for 20 seconds. City Councilman Dave Donelson said Zink resigned her job shortly after the trial, though he doesn’t know the reason.   An FBI official told The Daily Wire in November 2024 that Mobolade repeatedly concealed his contacts with Bernard from the FBI, despite scrolling through his phone in the interview room. The official said the Department of Justice under President Joe Biden refused the bureau’s request to indict the mayor for false statements because “we can’t indict the first black mayor of Colorado Springs,” instead telling agents to interview him again so he could change his story. When the Justice Department indicted the trio, it issued a press release that falsely said that one of Bernard’s incriminating messages — that he was “mobilizing my squad” for “black ops” — was sent to his co-defendants, when it was actually sent to Mobolade. A Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney for Colorado has still not been confirmed, and under Acting U.S. Attorney J. Bishop Grewell, a career Justice Department lawyer, the federal government has portrayed Mobolade, not the Republican candidate Williams, as the victim. That’s despite the fact that the culprits, in their anonymous message to the media, explicitly used the burning cross to frame supporters of the white Republican and harm Williams’ candidacy, and Williams ultimately lost the race. Prosecutors charged the trio using a legal theory that seemed to require making it seem like Mobolade had no knowledge of the stunt in order to secure convictions against Bernard and his accomplices for making “threats” to him. The defendants said it was “political theater” designed to win an election, not a threat, since the black left-wing operatives obviously did not intend to actually harm the black left-wing candidate because of his race. But the trio was charged with “Willfully making a threat to kill, injure or intimidate by fire” and “Maliciously conveying false information concerning a threat to kill, injure or intimidate by fire, knowing the information to be false.” As a result, the judge’s instructions said in order to secure a conviction, prosecutors “must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendants willfully meant the cross burning not as political hyperbole or political theater but rather, for Candidate 1 to fear a real possibility that violence would follow.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Candyce Cline said in the prosecution’s opening argument that the burning cross was not “political theater,” but rather a “threat of violence,” according to the Gazette. “Lead U.S. Attorney Bryan Fields argued the incident was not a hoax to the Mobolade family, but rather their worst nightmare,” it reported. Mobolade cried on the witness stand and, despite evidence that the Mobolade campaign suspected that a black person was behind the hoax at the time, claimed that the defaced sign left him living in fear. His wife “Abbey Mobolade testified she bought a fire ladder and trauma kit in the weeks after the incident, adding that she doesn’t let her kids outside alone anymore,” the Gazette reported. The convicts have not yet been sentenced, but West, who pleaded guilty, is expected to receive only probation. Mobolade issued a statement after the convictions that cast the hoax as a reminder of the importance of anti-racism. “This moment brings a sense of closure and relief, not only for our family, but for the Colorado Springs community as a whole. We deeply appreciate the work of the judicial system, federal prosecutors, law enforcement, and everyone who worked diligently to bring this case to justice. Moments like this remind us that hate has no home in our city. As we move forward, we do so with gratitude, healing, and a commitment to the values that make Colorado Springs a safe, just, and united community,” he said. Councilman Donelson told The Daily Wire that the statement painting Mobolade as the victim was unseemly. He said now that the trial is over, Mobolade is out of excuses to stay mum. “For this councilman, something doesn’t add up. If I were the mayor, I’d want to clear this up,” he said. He said new Justice Department leadership should examine whether the false-statements case into Mobolade was closed for political reasons, and whether it should be reopened. He questioned whether the DOJ’s strategy showed a bias towards protecting Mobelade. “The DOJ charges were that this was truly a threat to Mobelade. If he knew about it, then their case falls apart,” he said. He said at a city council meeting: “I call for an investigation into these accusations and actions.  The citizens of Colorado Springs deserve answers about the mayor’s involvement.” READ MORE: Prosecutors Indict Trio For Staging Hate Crime To Elect Left-Wing Colorado Mayor

School districts across the country have spent millions of federal dollars meant for low-income students pushing leftist concepts in the classroom, an education watchdog found. Defending Education released a report on Wednesday detailing how 55 school districts have used federal funding to push DEI, restorative justice, and Social Emotional Learning. The funds, many of which have been allocated through Title I and Title II of the Every Student Succeeds Act, are meant to help schools with high percentages of students from low-income families. Despite the intention of the funds, they often have gone toward things like racially-focused programs, training teachers to grade with equity, racial equity consulting, and other DEI initiatives. The report, which was first shared with The Daily Wire, found that $19,022,259 in federal funding, primarily through Title I, II, and IV, was spent by districts on DEI, restorative justice, and Social Emotional Learning. “Instead of prioritizing reading, writing and arithmetic, school districts across the country have spent nearly $20 million in federal funds on organizations and consultants promoting progressive ideology in K-12 education,” Defending Education Investigative Reporter Kendall Tietz told The Daily Wire. “Programs centered on social emotional learning, as well as race- and sex-based content, often seek to influence students’ thoughts and beliefs by framing their understanding of the world through the lens of identity politics. Time and again, district spending illustrates how lucrative far-Left programming is for education activists,” she added. The Hayward Unified School District in California in 2022 allocated $110,000 in Title funds for the Crescendo Education Group to train teachers in “equitable grading.” This means that teachers were taught “grading and assessment practices that are more accurate,” “bias-resistant,” and “motivational.” Similarly, Jefferson Union High School District in California spent nearly $300,000 in Title 1 funding for Crescendo Education to provide training on equitable grading from 2022 to 2024. Hayward also used $200,000 in Comprehensive Support and Improvement funds for a contract with the organization “Woke Kindergarten” to push teachers to adopt a “healing-centered & liberatory learning practices made possible by developing their understanding of teaching through an abolitionist lens.” Woke Kindergarten contracts with Hayward Unified School District. In nearby San Rafael City Schools, the school board used Title IV dollars in both 2023 and 2024 to create a “Black Girls Group,” described as a place for “young Black girls to discuss, understand, and combat racism while fostering a sense of belonging.” Another California school that has used federal funds to push racialized programs is West Contra Costa Unified School District, which approved over $330,000 in Title I funds in 2022 and 2024 for Improve Your Tomorrow’s College Academy program, whose mission is to “increase the number of young men of color” going to college. In Illinois, the Township High School District 211 approved $55,000 in Title II grants for professional development trainings with Courageous Conversations, an organization that says it wants to pursue “racial equity” by uncovering “personal and institutional biases.” Indianapolis Public Schools has spent hundreds of thousands of Title I funding on contracts with the Racial Equity Institute, another group of consultants steeped in racial ideology. Other districts, like Lorain City Schools in Ohio, have spent over $13,000 in Title IV on services from the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland for “services.” It is unclear what those services were. Defending Education’s report also highlights how school districts have used federal funds to implement Social Emotional Learning concepts, pointing to contracts with organizations like Panorama Education, the Committee for Children, and Project Wayfinder. Advocates of social emotional learning say that the thinking behind it is that schools teach students how to regulate their emotions, develop healthy identities, build positive relationships, and make responsible decisions. According to Defending Education, 17 school districts have used federal funding to pay Panorama Education $2,427,721 using federal grants for their survey platform or related services. Panorama Education, which has backed Social Emotional Learning techniques, says that it allows local districts to tailor use of its platforms to their own needs and that it only provides the technology and doesn’t push any ideology. The Committee for Children told The Daily Wire that its SEL programs “are evidence-based and focused on helping young people develop skills to support safety, well-being, and academic success. They are not political or ideological in nature. They are welcomed and actively used across thousands of communities in all 50 states, just as they have been for more than 40 years.” The Education Department has indicated that it may be scrutinizing schools’ implementation of Social Emotional Learning concepts to ensure that it is not being used as a workaround for restrictions on DEI. In an FAQ sheet, the Education Department said that some schools have looked to use SEL to push DEI through other means. “Other schools have sought to veil racially discriminatory policies with terms like ‘social-emotional learning’ or ‘culturally responsive’ teaching. But whether an initiative constitutes unlawful discrimination does not turn solely on whether it is labeled ‘DEI’ or uses terminology such as ‘diversity,’ ‘equity,’ or ‘inclusion,'” the departments wrote in February. The Trump administration has directed all federal funding to be cut from schools receiving federal money if they push racial and gender ideologies on students. Already, the Education Department has taken action to cut off funding for entities pushing radical ideology, including $1 billion in “mental-health grants,” many of which were going toward training leftist activists.

Although not the longest zipline in the world, or even in the United States, the ziprider at Icy Strait Point in Alaska is one of the largest. There are differences between a zipline and a ziprider involving operator controls. The zipride in Hoonah, Alaska, is more like “being a passenger in a vehicle” with no operator controls. The ride is long and fast at any rate. @thebromms The longest zip line in the world. #icystraitpoint #alaska #ohmygod ♬ Northern Attitude – Noah Kahan & Hozier Six lines are stretching down the mountain so that you may end up next to a screamer, but you are alone on your line. The harnesses allow you to sit back and enjoy the ride. You can take a video on the way to provide a virtual experience. The couple who posted the virtual ride are Ryan and Katie. Ryan planned the cruise and all the excursions, while Katie got to be the “Pretty Passenger Princess.” That included the ziprider adventure that Katie recorded in Alaska. Ryan rides on the line just to her left and slightly in front of Katie. During their Alaska adventure, the couple did more than the ziprider. They went kayaking, saw killer whales, and ate at a fancy restaurant. Kudos to Ryan. It looked like a fantastic adventure. @thebromms They were killer whales!!! #alaska #darshen #killerwhales #cruise #married ♬ Manamana THE MUPPETS – Lyca’s Musicbox The couple took time to poke a little fun at themselves. Vacation planning is complex and typically falls on the wife. It is good to see Ryan taking a proactive stance. Although we aren’t sure that Katie appreciated the ziprider, she did get a bird’s-eye view of Alaska. The longest zipline in the world is Jais Flight, at Jebel Jais peak in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. On their website, you can learn more about the zipride at Icy Strait Point. Please share if you enjoyed the ride. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Take A Breathtaking (Virtual) Ride Down The Longest Ziprider In Alaska appeared first on InspireMore.

Our readers may remember the Quack House and the Dunkin’ Ducks. Muchkin the Duck loved trips to Dunkin’ Donuts for ice water. Sadly, Munchkin has since passed away, but her mom’s love of ducks has not waned. Krissy has constructed a literal duck paradise in her yard. They have settled into a routine, and every morning, Krissy goes out to open the shed where the ducks sleep. She calls this “chore” releasing the quacken. @dunkin.ducks The pond is like a party every morning #DunkinDucks #Ducks #PetDucks #CallDucks #FarmAnimals #BackyardDucks #Pets #Animals ♬ original sound – The Quack House As soon as the door opens, it’s a duck dash to see who can enter the pond first. If Krissy doesn’t stand aside, she will be knocked over like a bowling pin. The animals are eager to begin their day, and nothing will stand in their way. Krissy has call ducks, Australian spotted, and an East Indie. Krissy has kept herself busy by creating tutorials on TikTok and writing a book, “Raising Ducks for Beginners and Beyond.” She also has “Munchkin’s Blog” online, which provides information about raising ducks. Munchkin and her husband, Maple, had several baby ducks still in Krissy’s flock. Although she has heartbreakingly lost some of her ducks, she reminds people that raising ducks can be a 20-year commitment. Through her TikTok, Krissy strives to educate people about ducks and how to care for them. She also loves to entertain people by having all her ducklings take their first swim in watermelon rinds. Krissy feeds them snacks for her fans to enjoy watching. She does school educational programs, taking her ducks to local schools to allow kids to see and interact with them. If they’re good, she stops for ice water on her way home. @dunkin.ducks I missed the sweet sounds of duck drive thru ice water ASMR #DunkinDucks #ASMR #duckASMR #petDucks #CallDucks #Quack #IceWater #BackyardDucks #FarmAnimals ♬ original sound – The Quack House Krissy has learned a lot and is working to help others learn. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Farm Owner Shares Incredibly Dramatic Footage Of When She “Releases The Quacken” appeared first on InspireMore.

Five seasoned Nashville musicians gathered in 2005 for what was intended as casual bluegrass jams, ultimately creating one of contemporary Americana’s most enduring and celebrated ensembles. The SteelDrivers emerged from informal Sunday night sessions orchestrated by songwriter Mike Henderson and featuring the then-unknown Chris Stapleton, evolving into a Grammy-winning force that would redefine bluegrass boundaries. The band has experienced multiple lineup changes throughout its twenty-year history while maintaining its core instrumental foundation. Their recorded legacy encompasses four studio albums on Rounder Records and one independent live recording captured at Nashville’s legendary Station Inn. The discography includes The SteelDrivers (2008), Reckless The post Complete List Of The SteelDrivers Band Members appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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Chris Cillizza appeared bewildered by the actions of a presumably liberal vandal who allegedly taped an inflammatory message to his Tesla vehicle. The former CNN journalist recounted the incident on his Substack on Wednesday and posted a video on the X social media platform. He said he had gone to a soccer tournament with his son. 'The journey I have had with this car is in some ways a journey of, I think, a lot of people have had with politics.' "Over the weekend, someone defaced my Tesla," wrote Cillizza. "And we parked my car, which is a Tesla. And we went and we watched the game," he added. "And when he and I came back, there was something attached to it that was not there when we had left. It was this."He held up a paper reading "Musk is a Nazi" that was taped to his car. "Someone had taped a sign: 'Musk is a Nazi.' Now, they obviously had pre-written this, or they have a bunch of them, right. But 'Musk is a Nazi' taped to my car. So this is the first time I've experienced the sort of politics of Elon Musk and Tesla," Cillizza added. "The journey I have had with this car is in some ways a journey of, I think, a lot of people have had with politics," he added. RELATED: Jasmine Crockett calls DOGE a 'scam' and 'cover-up' to help Elon Musk profit Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images "Making everything political is dumb," he said on social media. "It's driving us further and further apart." Cillizza went on to castigate those who had politicized every aspect of their consumer habits. "If your bar is that you never interact with or buy anything from a company whose founder has taken a position with which you disagree or which has donated to a cause you don’t support, I find it very hard to believe you are going to make any purchases ever," he wrote. "Breaking news: Giant corporations tend to do what makes them the most money, not always what’s 'right,'" he added. Cillizza had been previously mocked online for defending the media against accusations that they colluded with the Biden administration to cover for his worsening mental condition. More evidence has come out since then to show that his deterioration was far worse than was admitted at the time. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Taking the helm as president of the Media Research Center is both an honor and a responsibility. My father, Brent Bozell, built this institution on conviction, courage, and an unwavering commitment to truth. As he begins his next chapter — serving as ambassador-designate to South Africa under President Trump — the legacy he leaves continues to guide everything we do.To the conservative movement, I give my word: I will lead MRC with bold resolve and clear purpose, anchored in the mission that brought us here.We don’t want a return to the days of Walter Cronkite. We want honest media, honest algorithms, and a playing field that doesn’t punish one side for telling the truth.For nearly 40 years, MRC has exposed the left-wing bias and blatant misinformation pushed by the legacy media. Networks like ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS didn’t lose public trust overnight or because of one scandal. That trust eroded slowly and steadily under the weight of partisan narratives, selective outrage, and elite arrogance.That collapse in trust has driven Americans to new platforms — podcasts, independent outlets, and citizen journalism — where unfiltered voices offer the honesty and nuance corporate media lack. President Trump opened the White House press room not just in name, but in spirit. Under Joe Biden, those same independent voices were locked out in favor of legacy gatekeepers. Now they’re finally being welcomed in, restoring access and accountability.But the threat has evolved. Big Tech and artificial intelligence now embed the same progressive narratives into the tools millions use every day. The old gatekeepers have gone digital. AI packages bias as fact, delivered with the authority of a machine — no byline, no anchor, no pushback.A recent MRC study revealed how Google’s AI tool, Gemini, skews the narrative. When asked about gender transition procedures, Gemini elevated only one side of the debate — citing advocacy groups like the Human Rights Campaign that promote gender ideology. Gemini surfaced material supporting medical transition for minors while ignoring or downplaying serious medical, ethical, and psychological concerns. Parents’ concerns, stories of regret, and clinical risks were glossed over or excluded entirely.In two separate responses, Gemini pointed users to a Biden-era fact sheet titled “Gender-Affirming Care and Young People.” Though courts forced the document’s reinstatement to a government website, the Trump administration had clearly marked it as inaccurate and ideologically driven. The Department of Health and Human Services added a bold disclaimer warning that the page “does not reflect biological reality” and reaffirmed that the U.S. government recognizes two immutable sexes: male and female. Gemini left out that disclaimer.When asked if Memorial Day was controversial, Gemini similarly pulled from a left-leaning source, taxpayer-funded PBS “NewsHour,” to answer yes. “Memorial Day is a holiday that carries a degree of controversy, stemming from several factors,” the chatbot responded. Among those factors? History, interpretation, and even inclusivity. Gemini claimed that many communities had ignored the sacrifices of black soldiers, describing some observances as “predominantly white” and calling that history a “sensitive point.”These responses aren’t neutral. They frame the conversation. By amplifying one side while muting the other, AI like Gemini shapes public perception — not through fact, but through filtered narrative. This isn’t just biased programming. It’s a direct threat to the kind of informed civic dialogue democracy depends on.At MRC, we’re ready for this fight. Under my leadership, we’re confronting algorithmic bias, monitoring AI platforms, and exposing how these systems embed liberal messaging in the guise of objectivity.We’ve faced this challenge before. The media once claimed neutrality while slanting every story. Now AI hides its bias behind speed and precision. That makes it harder to spot — and harder to stop.We don’t want a return to the days of Walter Cronkite. We want honest media, honest algorithms, and a playing field that doesn’t punish one side for telling the truth.The fight for truth hasn’t ended. It’s just moved to another platform. And once again, it’s our job to meet it head-on.

Age of Empires 2 has a new expansion, Tempest Rising is the effective return of classic Command and Conquer, and we’ve recently gotten Commandos Origins. I don’t mean to get overexcited, but it’s starting to feel like old-school RTS games are back. What’s next? A sequel to Total Annihilation? A remake of War Wind? Z 3? One can dream. But in the meantime, another iconic medieval strategy series is making a bold return. Originally released in 2002, the AoE-style Stronghold Crusader is getting a top-to-bottom remaster, complete with overhauled visuals and new campaigns. The full game isn’t here for a couple of months, but you can still play it right now. Continue reading Iconic RTS Stronghold Crusader is getting a full remaster and you can try it now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RTS games, Best strategy games, Best 4X games

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