While this was happening, an older woman wearing a Kamala Harris pin approached the group and started questioning one of the women waving a Trump flag. This is from a press release put out by Edmonds police.

Officers were called to the scene just before 1:00pm for a report of an assault. Officers arrived to find multiple community members supporting a specific political figure. They also observed the suspect engaging with these supporters. When officers contacted the suspect, she stated that she could not understand why people of color would support this particular candidate. The suspect was very animated and even attempted to push an officer while demonstrating how she had acted.

Officers interviewed a 55-year-old female victim from Edmonds victim who stated that the suspect had gotten into her face as she was rallying in support of her chosen candidate. The suspect commented on the victim’s attire and skin color before the suspect pushed the victim and punched her in the chin. A second victim, a 66year-old Edmonds woman, intervened and stepped between the suspect and the first victim. The suspect responded by punching her as well. Officers also interviewed multiple witnesses to the incident. Neither victim suffered significant injury nor required medical treatment.

Investigating officers established probable cause for a Hate Crime arrest under RCW 9A.36.080. The suspect continued to show no remorse for the incident and the potential to continue her behavior toward others. A patrol supervisor approved the suspect’s booking into the Snohomish County Jail.

The entire incident was caught on police body cam. What we can see in that is that the woman who threw the punches was the first person police encountered at the scene. She claimed she had put her hand on someone’s chin but didn’t admit to punching anyone. Police then spoke to Gina Powell and Mary Jennings, the victims in the incident. Neither was hurt they were clearly upset at being attacked by a stranger because over skin color.

“And that’s when she shoved me, pushed me back, and I said don’t touch me. And then not even a second, she just popped me right in my chin,” said Powell…

That’s when Jennings said she stepped in between both women.

“I said you have no right to touch anyone, and she goes all I did was all it was barely like this, and she punched me, but she connected, and you know, it slammed my jaw shut,” Jennings said. Both women are physically okay, but it’s been an emotional toll.

Powell put the attack in perspective.

“He got shot by a bullet And he said ‘fight, fight, fight,’ I got a little jab in my chin, so I’m not sitting down,” said Powell, referring to the Trump assassination attempt in Bulter County, Pennsylvania last July. […]

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Veterans are rightly praised for their service as they are the ones who literally put their lives on the line for this nation. Among them are combat veterans who said goodbye to their families for deployments — sometimes numerous deployments — and who fought against barbaric fascists in World II, were often overlooked for holding the ground in Korean, crawled under live fire in Vietnam jungles while dodging Viet Cong attacks, and lived and breathed in the intensely dangerous environment of IEDs and suicide bombers in Afghanistan and Iraq.

They came home yet still paid a price that civilians complaining about the minutia of everyday life cannot comprehend.

Veterans who did not see combat are heroes as well because they were willing to don the uniform and undergo the basic and specialty training in order to be able to serve in combat if called to do so.

If you take time to sit down with a veteran and talk about his service, you will find that whether he was in the brown water navy taking machine gun fire in Vietnam or sitting on a large ship in blue water, far from the dangers of a Viet Cong attack, his heart still breaks over the fact that bureaucrats in Washington, DC, prevented the U.S. military from winning the war. […]

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As a consequence, when the DOJ or FBI start freaking out, they run to the same New York Times and Politico.

Politico is reporting today about how the lawfare operatives inside Main Justice are panicking about what incoming President Trump will do.

WASHINGTON DC – A collective sense of dread has taken hold at the Department of Justice, which drew Donald Trump’s rage like no other part of the federal government during his campaign.

Some career attorneys at DOJ are already considering heading for the exits rather than sticking around to find out whether threats from Trump and his allies are real or campaign bluster. Those threats range from mass firings of “deep state” lawyers to expelling special counsel Jack Smith from the country.

“Everyone I’ve talked to, mostly lawyers, are losing their minds,” said one DOJ attorney, who like most of the people interviewed for this article was granted anonymity to speak freely about colleagues and avoid retribution from the president-elect and his allies. “The fear is that career leadership and career employees everywhere are either going to leave or they’re going to be driven out.” […]

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Today, a scrappy crew of codebreakers and linguists is bringing these ghost languages back to life, refusing to let them vanish into silence. We’re about to dive into history’s time capsule of hidden cultures and underground communities—where survival depended on secret codes, whispered words, and even whistled messages. These modern-day heroes who are decoding them are on a righteous mission to make sure these voices are heard once more.

Whistling Languages: The Echoes Across Mountains:

Imagine this: You’re a shepherd tending to your flock somewhere in the Canary Islands, miles away from another human. How do you shout across the vast valleys? Simple—you whistle. Known as “Silbo Gomero,” this language is a sophisticated, high-pitched symphony of whistles developed by villagers to communicate over long distances. This allowed folks to deliver detailed messages, like “Dinner’s ready,” without a single word. That’s the true song and beauty of Silbo Gomero.

But this language was more than a “Hey, come and get it!” type whistle. In truth, these were very intricate sounds made with your hands and mouth. […]

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For instance, despite SJSU’s loss to San Diego State on Saturday, Fleming achieved his 250th kill shot, a record that is unparalleled in women’s volleyball, the Daily Mail reported.

This is not the first season that Fleming has hit the 250 mark. He achieved that record in 2022, as well, during his first year with the team.

The record is notable, especially since SJSU has sat out seven games this year because opposing teams have forfeited rather than play against him.

Five teams, Nevada, Utah, Boise State, Wyoming, and Utah State, have boycotted games against SJSU. They have refused to play against San Jose State, mostly because the teams say Fleming’s participation is unfair due to his physical advantage and because they fear for their safety due to his greater physical strength. […]

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The shooter, 46-year-old Anthony Nephew, had a “pattern of mental health issues,” Duluth Police Chief Mike Ceynowa said on Friday — one day after authorities found five people dead inside two homes in the city.

Authorities found Anthony Nephew’s ex-partner Erin Abramson, 47, and their son, Jacob Nephew, 15, dead from apparent gunshot wounds inside their home Thursday afternoon, police said.

After identifying Anthony Nephew as a suspect, police found his 45-year-old wife Kathryn Nephew, and their 7-year-old son Oliver Nephew dead from gunshot wounds inside their family home close by.

Anthony Nephew was also found dead inside the home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. […]

— Read More: nypost.com

Strahan was the only person who did not either salute or place hand over heart for the playing of the national anthem.

“Why does Michael Strahan not put his hand over his heart during the playing of our National Anthem?” one fan asked.

“I don’t care what your feeling are you are standing surrounded by men and women who would give their life for you and this country,” one football player wrote on X. “What an absolute classless move by not putting your hand over your heart! I’m done with any show you are a part of!”

Fans were especially upset because Monday is Veterans Day. […]

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One of the features of his recent actions has been the constant struggle to evict his disgraced brother, Andrew the Duke of York, from the 30-room Royal Lodge mansion.

Charles’ constant pressures did not move his younger sibling, who is in possession of a water-tight long-term lease on the property – but was rumored not to have money for the upkeep.

But now it arises that Andrew somehow secured funding to both support himself and also stay at the Royal Lodge.

This comes after the King cut Andrew off his allowance, and ordered him yet again out of the regal property. […]

— Read More: www.thegatewaypundit.com

Gretzky was in attendance with his family, including his wife, Janet, his son, Trevor, and his daughter, Paulina Gretzky, who was accompanied by her husband, professional golfer and two-time major winner Dustin Johnson. UFC president Dana White and two-time U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau were also in attendance.

Johnson has played many rounds of golf with Trump over the years, and it’s fair to assume that Gretzky has joined them on the links many times as well.

While Paulina’s photo with her family at Mar-a-Lago upset plenty of Harris supporters, the photo that Larry Glick, the Executive VP of the Trump Organization, shared showing Wayne Gretzky in a MAGA hat is what sent folks over the edge.

The photo of a grown man wearing a pro-America hat really got under the skin of Yahoo’s Kyle Cantlon, who reacted to the photo by writing this: […]

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The fashion icon of the “Cool Britania” era was just 46 years old when she passed away unexpectedly.

Cooper, a catwalk star dubbed the “original gap-toothed girl” due to her distinctive smile, died during a vacation in Greece,

The model, who graced the covers of top fashion magazines such as Vogue and The Face, died on a Greek island just months after she married, The Daily Mail reported.

It is understood Cooper, a friend of Kate Moss, was staying in Kos at the Marianna Hotel with her husband when she was suddenly taken ill and rushed to hospital on October 21. […]

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