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DOJ and SPLC Tell Court They’re Withholding Details on SPLC–FBI Informant
A joint status report filed Friday in the DOJ’s case against the Southern Poverty Law Center reportedly says certain informant details are being withheld because those sources may also have worked with the FBI.
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Former trustee sues Allen board and AME Church over alleged misappropriation
Karol Widemon Montgomery’s amended federal complaint alleges racketeering, false documentation to HUD, and diverted proceeds from the historic Waverly Building. A university attorney has disputed ownership and benefit claims about related LLCs, per The Post and Courier.
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Is Michael Cohen Now in Line for a Trump Pardon?
In a press gaggle clip shared on X, Donald Trump said he would consider pardoning Michael Cohen “if everything is checking out,” a reversal with legal and political stakes after Cohen’s testimony in New York cases targeting Trump.
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‘Cut Off’: Vance says 870,000 suspected COVID loan fraudsters
According to The Post Millennial, JD Vance announced a permanent federal‑loan ban for roughly 870,000 people suspected of COVID‑era fraud, alongside a DOJ ‘Heartland’ surge. Several names, roles, figures, and enforcement details require independent verification.
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Inside the ‘Havana Syndrome’ Mystery: Herridge Cites 2021 Cases Tied to U.S. Research Site, Vet Points to Russia
Catherine Herridge told NewsNation her sources reported 2021 cases involving U.S. personnel—and a cluster tied to a Northern Virginia research site—while a Space Force veteran alleges multiple attacks at home.
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Paramount Seeks $1.88B Bond From AGs and WGA Trying to Block Warner Bros. Deal — ‘Costs of Delay Are Substantial’
California AG Rob Bonta leads a 12-state antitrust suit with the Writers Guild of America; Paramount cites the Clayton Act and Rule 65 in a push to require a bond.
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‘Open Bar Right There’: Scheffler Grabs a Beer After $10M FedEx Cup Win—and Passes Tiger in Career Money
NBC Sports reports the world No. 1 rallied to win the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup by three. In a Golf Digest–shared video, he marked it with a rare beer before media duties.
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162,000 Jobs in August? White House Hails ‘Blockbuster’ Gains as Factories and Builders Hire
A White House spokesman cites a 162,000-job August gain—“triple economists’ expectations”—with manufacturing and construction leading; multiple quoted analysts called the report a blowout.
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Mediaite Brands Newsmax ‘Great Replacement’ Exchange ‘Racist.’ Source Counters With Pew Numbers and a Schumer Quote—Where’s the Line?
A Mediaite write-up labeled a Newsmax interview’s ‘Great Replacement’ framing as “racist”; a source article argues demographic change is measurable and fair to debate, citing Pew figures and Chuck Schumer’s 2022 comments.
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Woody Harrelson Signs Letter Urging UK’s New PM to Probe COVID Vaccine Harm Claims — Western Journal
The Western Journal reports the actor joined signatories on an open letter urging Britain’s new prime minister to examine claims of COVID vaccine harm. Key details remain unverified.
