Author: Press Room

German police have discovered what is believed to be a video confession from the terrorist who attacked a gay pride parade in Berlin on Saturday, in which he is reported to have pledged allegiance to the so-called Islamic State. Abdul Ballout, the 21-year-old Lebanese-heritage Islamist who used a van to ram into revellers at the Christopher Street Day pride parade in Berlin on Saturday, is said to have recorded a confession on his phone shortly before the attack, which took the life of a 65-year-old Polish mother and injured 31 others. According to Bild, Ballout recorded the video inside the vehicle while wearing…

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Look Tuesday on FNC’s “Fox & Friends,” President Donald Trump said Pickaxe Mountain would pbe targeted if Iran refuses to make a deal. Host Ainsley Earhardt said, “Netanyahu is going to talk to you about ongoing excavation at Pickaxe Mountain with construction vehicles entering and exiting and exiting tunnels, paving new access roads. Satellite imagery and intel indicates that Iran is actively constructing and fortifying Pickaxe Mountain. How will we respond?” Trump said, “Well, I don’t need Bibi to tell me that. Bibi is telling me that because he wants me to stay involved. I mean, we have to find out…

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Multiple ballistic missiles targeting American forces in Jordan were reportedly intercepted Iran has launched multiple ballistic missiles at US forces in the Middle East in what the US Central Command (CENTCOM) described as an attempted “surprise attack.” A senior US official told Axios that the missiles were targeting an American base in Jordan. CENTCOM did not identify the targeted facilities or mention Jordan, saying only that the missiles had been aimed at US forces “based in the Middle East.”“At 5:45pm ET today, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces launched multiple ballistic missiles from Iran in an attempted surprise attack on US forces based…

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“ICE Conducts a Fugitive Operation Targeting Criminal Aliens Across Florida” by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Public Domain Mark Two married Mexican pastors who entered the United States on religious visas that expired more than four years ago were arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at McAllen airport last week as they tried to board a flight to a Billy Graham marriage conference in North Carolina. Nepthali Zozaya Saucedo, 36, and his wife Cinthia Sarai Cardona Otero, 34, serve as assistant pastors at Comunidad Cristiana Emanuel Church in Edinburg, Texas. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told Religion News…

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Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) on Monday announced that the country will hold its first presidential elections in a decade in December. Haiti has not held any kind of election since the November 2016 presidential election that resulted in the victory of late President Jovenel Moïse, who postponed 2019’s legislative elections and was ruling by decree until his assassination in July 2021. Moïse’s death led to violent gangs overrunning the nation and taking control of large swaths of territory, including areas of the capital city of Port-au-Prince. A new surge of gang violence halted initial efforts to hold an election this year, prompting Acting…

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Come for the Discount, Stay for the Bread Line at Mamdani’s Grocery Stores New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to open a slate of government-owned grocery stores has begun to take shape. The mayor said on Monday that the Mamdegas would sell produce, meat, and a host of other kitchen staples at a 30 percent discount to what privately owned grocers offer in the city. The stores will not be run by the city directly. Instead, private operators are being invited to bid for contracts to run five city-owned stores, one in each borough. The city will pay for…

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Over many election cycles, what’s known as the “generic congressional ballot” has been a pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good indicator of how we can expect the U.S. House to fall during the midterm election. This isn’t as true for U.S. Senate races, which really are their own unique things. Another truism is that the political party in power, especially the one that holds the White House, tends to go into the midterms with a big disadvantage. The reason for this is simple: the voters who lost the White House two years earlier feel motivated to register their displeasure, while those…

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White House officials and House GOP leaders are increasingly frustrated with Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins, after they say he undermined a major veterans measure championed by Republicans, according to five people with direct knowledge of the matter. The bill, which would expand benefits for tens of thousands of veterans, was abruptly pulled off the House floor earlier this month after a group of Republicans privately warned they would tank it. They were concerned they would end up being blamed for cutting benefits because of the way the bill proposed paying for the increase — and said that Collins’ VA…

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Screengrab Social Media/X It can get much worse. For seven days and nights, French firefighters have been battling the Gironde wildfire and are only now getting a measure of success, right as another heatwave is about to hit the Bordeaux region. The massive Gironde wildfire has burned some 42,000 hectares and remains stabilized but not fully contained. But a new deadly challenge may be about to enter this ‘apocalyptic’ fire season: the blaze is closing in on missile and rocket factories in France – facilities that store explosive materials. The Telegraph reported: “At least seven sites holding hazardous substances lie…

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Communist China is preparing to roll out the red carpet treatment for Christopher Nolan’s evisceration of The Odyssey this week by taking the unusual step of featuring the film in nearly 800 IMAX screens for it’s opening in China. Chinese film authorities approved a huge rollout for Nolan’s vision of the nearly 3,000-year-old tale of Odysseus’s trek home from the Trojan War, according to Variety. IMAX China CEO Daniel Manwaring, who is married to Chinese filmmaker Zhang Mo, noted that the debut is going to be “huge.” “I’m expecting a very large majority of our entire network, if not all…

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