An 85-year-old Wyoming homeowner who says he fought with and shot an intruder late Friday night described the harrowing altercation to the Cowboy State Daily.Wayne Williams told the paper he heard pounding and kicking at 11 p.m. outside his home in the 900 block of East Park Avenue in Riverton.'So we both fell down the stairs. I was on top of him at that point.'With that, Williams told the paper he pulled his .380-caliber pistol from its holster, tossed the holster on his bed, went to the front door — and opened it to confront the intruder.“The guy was obviously irrational,” Williams told the paper, adding that the intruder seemed intoxicated. “He was saying ‘they’ sent him to my house; ‘they’ said he owns my house, and I don’t – crazy, crazy stuff.”The homeowner added to the Daily that the intruder — standing six inches taller than him — shoved him into the house.The paper said Williams tried firing a shot, but his gun only clicked. Turns out he forgot to rack a round into the chamber, Williams noted to the Daily.“Go ahead and shoot me,” the intruder said, Williams added to the paper.“I don’t know if he was trying to commit suicide at my hand or what he was doing,” Williams recounted to the Daily.Williams told the paper he wrestled with the intruder and pushed him back outside — and was aided by intruder's “kind of uncoordinated” attack as they fought on the porch.The homeowner added to the Daily that he believes the intruder tripped at the top of his porch steps, which sent the attacker tumbling down them — along with Williams.“So we both fell down the stairs. I was on top of him at that point,” Williams explained to the paper.As they both were trying to get to their feet, Williams told the Daily that he fired a single shot after which he heard the intruder say, “I’ve been hit.” Williams noted to the paper he believes he shot the intruder in the leg.'I’m still concerned. ... I don’t know if I’ll ever see that guy again. I don’t know if he’ll come back.'Williams told the paper he got back into his house and called 911. Police soon arrived, but Williams noted to the Daily that officers initially seemed more concerned about him and his gun than with "the guy who was attacking me." Williams noted to the paper that he put the gun down and cooperated.Officers asked Williams if he’d come to the department for an interview and assured him that he wasn’t under arrest, Williams added to the Daily.Williams also told the paper his home was searched while he was gone and that the holster he thew on his bed was gone when he arrived back home.The Daily reported that police didn't respond to that claim, citing the active investigation, and declined Monday to comment beyond its Saturday statement, which noted the alleged intruder had been hospitalized and was in stable condition.Williams told the paper he had been feeling dizzy and experiencing vision issues since Sunday but isn't sure they're related to Friday night's altercation.“I’m still concerned," he explained to the Daily. "I don’t know if I’ll ever see that guy again. I don’t know if he’ll come back.”Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) was taken aback during his interview with Fox News on Monday after anchor Bret Baier corrected Goldman after claiming former President Donald Trump does not want to debate Vice President Kamala Harris.Harris, now at the top of the Democratic ticket since President Joe Biden stepped down, has agreed to only one debate with Trump so far, even though Trump has offered to do two more debates. "If I’m Donald Trump, I understand why he doesn’t want to debate. Kamala Harris is a former prosecutor," Goldman began to say."Well, he’s accepted three. He said yes to September 4, September 10, September 17. He said yes to a lot of them. So it’s not that he’s obviously afraid to debate," Baier interjected."No, no, no. So, he had agreed to September 10, one ABC," Goldman replied.Harris has promised to schedule an interview of some kind by the end of the month.Baier noted Trump had initially agreed to that debate with Biden, not Harris."What’s the difference? Why should he not debate whoever the candidate is on September 10 as he agreed to? What is the difference between candidate Biden and candidate Harris?” Goldman asked."No, no, it’s fine. He said he would do it. I’m just saying he’s also agreed to other debates. You said he hasn’t agreed to others. He has. It’s the Kamala Harris campaign that hasn’t agreed on the other side," Baier said. - YouTube www.youtube.com Harris has largely been sticking to scripted appearances and has not given any interviews to any news outlets since becoming the presidential candidate. In a rare on-the-record moment with reporters who have been traveling with her, Harris has promised to schedule an interview of some kind by the end of the month.CNN pressed Adrienne Elrod, a senior spokeswoman for the Harris campaign, about why the candidate has not given interviews when she could have, in theory, given an interview today since she is not traveling."It seems like she has time, if she wanted, to do an interview with a member of the media or do a news conference," host John Berman said.Elrod defended Harris by pointing to the campaign stops she did last week and having gone "directly" to voters.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Beloved actor Ben Savage has shared a series of images and videos critical of Islamism over how the dress of women in Muslim countries has evolved over the years.Over the span of a few days, Savage shared multiple videos that featured comparisons of burkas, niqabs, and other cumbersome garments with the traditional, non-Islamic dress of women in the same regions.'Woman, Life, Freedom.'One video in particular mentioned Afghanistan, Algeria, India, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Morocco, Pakistan, and Yemen as places where Muslim women wear the concealing garments. "This is not Pakistani traditional dress," the video said, for example.Under a series of images on his Instagram story, Savage captioned the photos with the text "Woman, Life, Freedom."Also on his Instagram page, Savage shared a post that claimed "Iraq legalized child marriage by lowering the minimum legal marriage age to just 9."According to multiple outlets, the Iraqi government has indeed proposed changing marriage laws that would make the minimum age 9 for girls and 15 for boys. According to the Standard, the previous age was 18. Despite the existing law, the Times of India cited a UNICEF report that claimed 28% of Iraqi females are already married before the age of 18.The law does not appear to have been passed yet.Savage ran for Congress in 2024 in California's 30th Congressional District where Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff previously sat. Savage came in seventh with just 4% of the vote and did not advance past the primary.The 43-year-old ran as a Democrat who shared many social justice views related to the left but also advocated for strong public safety measures.Savage's social media pages are quite political, although the "Boy Meets World" star does not include direct statements.His latest Instagram post said, "Bring the Bibas family home," in reference to an Israeli family who were captured on October 7, 2023, by Hamas terrorists.On his X page, Savage has honored slain police officers and shared pro-America sentiments for Memorial Day.As for his career in show business, Savage has remained distant in recent years from his 1990s Disney co-stars. As former castmates Rider Strong, Danielle Fishel, and Will Friedle have enjoyed success with a podcast that reviews their hit sitcom, Savage has yet to appear on the program."He just kind of disappeared from our lives," Fishel revealed in an interview with Variety.Neither Savage nor his former campaign have responded to requests for interviews with Blaze News.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A trove of letters, photographs, and investigation notes that belonged to Inspector Joseph Henry Helson have now been released, shedding new light on the infamous Jack the Ripper murders that shook London to its core in 1888. The post Previously-Unseen Files From The Jack The Ripper Case Are Being Made Public For The First Time appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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