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‘Tipping Propaganda’? TikTok Video Ignites a $2 Wage Fight
A viral @lyr1c video labeled “tipping propaganda” draws claims of $47-per-hour shifts and $2 wages, exposing a sharp split over whether gratuity is choice or obligation.
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She Had Half Her Brain Removed at 8—Then Earned a Master’s
Seizures, a rare diagnosis—and a life-altering choice Christina Santhouse began suffering severe seizures as a child. By third grade, doctors diagnosed her with Rasmussen’s encephalitis, a rare neurological disorder that can progressively damage one side of the brain, according to reporting cited by People. A young Christina Santhouse taking an MRI scan, Photo Credit: ScientificAmericanPsychology/Youtube…
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Tennessee prisons chief stepped down after failed execution—Arizona botches too
NPR reported that before Tennessee’s prisons chief stepped down following what the outlet called a “horrific failed execution,” he had overseen botched executions in Arizona. NPR added that a review of Arizona’s execution protocols “spelled out serious issues.” What NPR reported The account aired on Morning Edition on Oct. 7, 2026, and is credited to…
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‘Ruthless’ says El‑Sayed’s DSA event pics test his denial as poll hits 50–49
Fox News’ ‘Ruthless’ podcast highlights posts placing Abdul El‑Sayed at DSA‑linked events as a Fox News poll shows a 1‑point Michigan Senate race. Hosts also cite reporting that MI‑7 Democrat William Lawrence deleted hundreds of past tweets.
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DOJ: man arrested in cyberstalk case; report names Stephen Millers
A DOJ press release quoted in the source says John Anthony Proia III, 41, was indicted and arrested in a cyberstalking case involving a former political adviser; the press release did not name the victims, but the source article identifies them as Stephen and Katie Miller.
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27 Dead in Two South Africa Shootings—Suspects Hunted
A linked report says South African police are seeking suspects after two separate shootings left 27 people dead.
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Trump’s $500 Obamacare Rebates: Who Gets Paid—and Who Doesn’t
The Western Journal reported that the Trump administration began mailing $500 rebate checks to more than 950,000 people who bought Affordable Care Act plans on HealthCare.gov in 30 states, citing The Hill and a White House fact sheet. According to The Hill, a letter accompanying the checks quotes President Donald Trump saying, “For years, the…
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Supreme Court Will Hear December Fight Over Third‑Country Deportations
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in December on the federal government’s authority to deport migrants to other countries, according to The Western Journal. What the report says The Western Journal states the case concerns deportations of what it calls “illegal aliens” to “Third World countries.” The outlet also notes the high court issued…
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He Drilled In—Then Met a 73-Year-Old Vet With a Gun
A 73-year-old Vietnam War veteran told CBS he fired once during a struggle with an intruder inside his Sunset District home before dawn Sunday; police later detained an injured man.
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Videos show police takedown at JD Vance rally; accounts name Dem candidate
Clips posted on X appear to show officers taking a man to the ground at a JD Vance rally in Lakeland, Florida. The Gateway Pundit and other accounts name him as Democratic candidate Ben Braver; that claim isn’t independently verified.
