There are many things puzzling regarding the September 11th terrorist attacks.

One is that there is barely any footage of the Pentagon being attacked.

Granted there is security footage of what appears to be American Airlines Flight 77 hitting the Pentagon but the footage is very grainy.

If you haven’t seen it here it is:

You would think the center of American intelligence would have more cameras.

Well now nearly 25 years later new footage has been released of the aftermath of the attack on the Pentagon.

USA Today covered the release of the new videos and provided details on what the footage entails:

The first video captures the eerie, mundane moments of that morning.

Through the windshield, viewers see vehicles speeding by, then halting in bumper-to-bumper traffic along Interstate 66. A sign shows they're about 5 miles from the Pentagon. Inside the car, someone says, "you can smell it."

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Jude Coke and her two crew members, cameraman Billy DeWeese and firefighter Christopher DeWolf, were creating an emergency responder training video with the Baltimore City Fire Department when they learned of the attack at the Pentagon. They changed their mission and raced to the scene.

Coke,

A firestorm continues to rage around the WNBA and the stance of its leadership on the topic of protecting female athletes.

After Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham ruffled a few feathers with her remarks in opposition to allowing biological males to compete against girls and women in gender-segregated leagues, the backlash from some within the WNBA was swift.

But Cunningham continues to enjoy widespread support, including from one of the nation's most recognizable transgender celebrities.

According to Breitbart:

Former Olympian and famously transitioned person Caitlyn Jenner is calling out the "hypocrisy" of the WNBA over the league's policy about transgenderism.

Appearing on Fox News @ Night with Trace Gallagher, Jenner ripped the league. The former gold medal winner, who transitioned in 2015, also reacted to the announcements by former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White about their plans to declare for the WNBA Draft, and Jenner thinks there is a "simple" solution for it all, Jenner told Fox News.

"They're showing the hypocrisy of what's going on out there in the WNBA," Jenner said. "The WNBA had

Despite the state's left-leaning bias and widespread allegations of corruption, one former law enforcement officer is nevertheless campaigning to replace incumbent U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) this November.

John Nagel was a state trooper for about three decades and is now focusing his attention on D.C.

As Fox News reported:

“I think the people of Minnesota have been lied to. They’ve had their money stolen. They want to see somebody that’s going to come in and fix things,” Nagel said. “They’re tired of being told the same old things.”

Nagel argued that his roots in the state and decades in law enforcement separate him from the political class.

“I’m from Minnesota, born and raised here. I’m not a Washington plant,” Nagel said, pointing to his three decades as a state trooper and his work teaching defensive driving and working in schools across the area.

Nagel, who won the Republican primary in Minnesota’s 5th District last week, said his campaign will focus heavily on the fraud scandals that have rocked Minnesota in recent years, drawing a sharp contrast with Omar and Democrats in the

Have you heard of DMSO?

I’ve talked about it a few times here before but in case you missed it, I think this is really going to blow your mind…

Let’s start with this Tweet-thread that I think is really good:

If you thought what they did to ivermectin was bad, wait till you hear what they did to this drug.

In the 1960s and 70s, DMSO was hailed as a medical breakthrough for its ability to erase chronic pain and heal debilitating injuries.

But there was one problem…

Because DMSO… pic.twitter.com/2lI2HeYbEr

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) July 2, 2025

The information in this thread comes from the work of medical researcher @MidwesternDoc. For all the sources and details, read the full report below.https://t.co/iUYaj0CV4u

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) July 2, 2025

Why would the FDA stop something so promising?

Well, they didn’t even simply stop it. They launched a war against DMSO.

They stonewalled Congress and ignored their own advisory committees.

They claimed, without adequate evidence, that DMSO was "dangerous." pic.twitter.com/xJwYoi7a1j

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) July 2, 2025

The only dangerous thing about DMSO is

One topic that keeps popping up amidst the devastation of Hurricane Helene is whether “they” can control the weather.

Many believe the evidence is pretty clear, while others think it’s an insane idea.

But locals who have seen hurricanes their whole lives say these new storms are behaving very differently than storms normally behave.

For example, this is a very unprecedented path for these storms to take:

I grew up on the Gulf of Mexico. Been watching storms since I was a young boy. I have NEVER seen a storm start here and go east.

Do you think Gov’t is using technology to manipulate weather patterns & storms? pic.twitter.com/OIr3UughRZ

— Grant Cardone (@GrantCardone) October 6, 2024

Others point out it’s extremely unusual if not unprecedented for these storms to GAIN strength as they go farther inland:

Consider this ....Is it 'Normal' for a Hurricane to become even STRONGER once it comes inland ? No.
*Geoengineering*
Manmade disasters will become the 'Norm' unless we STOP the Madmen running our Government ...... NOW ! pic.twitter.com/kQmAdSp19m

— @Redhead2eagle (@redhead2eagle) September 29, 2024

But now let’s go to MTG who has

The more I learn about DMSO the more I am starting to think it is truly a miracle compound.

Have you heard of it before?

For decades, the pharmaceutical industry and its enablers in the FDA, CDC, and mainstream medicine have systematically suppressed the truth about DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide)—a powerful, natural compound extracted from trees that holds the key to tissue regeneration, cancer remission, inflammation reversal, and chronic pain relief.

Article by Mike Adams, republished with permission from Naturalnews.com

DMSO is one of the most well-researched yet censored substances in modern medicine, with over 11,000 scientific studies documenting its therapeutic potential since the 1960s. Yet Big Pharma buried it under a mountain of false "safety concerns" because it cannot be patented, and worse—it threatens the profitability of toxic chemotherapy, opioids, and synthetic pharmaceuticals.

Today, I'm pulling back the curtain on this forbidden cure, exposing how DMSO (alongside nature's other hidden remedies like fenbendazole and therapeutic peptides) holds the potential to:

• Reverse cancer (including cervical, prostate, and breast tumors).
• Regrow some nerves, potentially heal spinal cord injuries, and restore damaged organs.
• Eliminate chronic pain (without opioids or surgery).
• Detoxify heavy metals and spike protein fragments lodged in tissues.
• Supercharge cellular signaling to activate the body's innate

Now that he's firmly ensconced within the national political spotlight, socialist U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is taking aim at the highest-profile Republicans, as well as those within his own party who aren't comfortable with his far-left agenda.

One recent example came when he targeted Vice President J.D. Vance based on the unsubstantiated claim that he is Palantir founder Peter Thiel's "boy."

Vance took the opportunity to respond, calling attention to El-Sayed's own record, as The Hill reported: 

"He's just kind of an odd guy, but I think that it's telling that instead of talking about what he wants to do to make the lives of Michiganders better, he takes personal insults at me. I'm the vice president, it comes with the territory," Vance said, responding to El-Sayed in an interview that aired Saturday on Fox News's "Saturday in America." 

"I think the guy's crazy and would be a terrible senator for the people of Michigan. We're going to make that case, and obviously the people in Michigan are going to make their vote," he added.

How could anyone be lured into

Although history suggests Republicans will have a difficult path to retaining their congressional majorities after this year's midterm elections, the head of the Republican National Committee remains confident in the party's chances.

Joe Gruters laid out his optimistic outlook during a recent NewsNation appearance.

As The Hill reported:

"Here's the bottom line. Go to Cook Political Report. We start at 212 likely seats. There's 18 toss-up seats. We need six. I bet you we win 10," Gruters said about seats in the House in an appearance on "The Hill Sunday" on NewsNation with Blake Burman, who filled in for host Chris Stirewalt. "I think we're going to hold the majorities in both the House and the Senate."

Gruters said he was "very optimistic" about his prediction.

"I'm optimistic because I think that people know that common sense and the hope that you can achieve the American dream is 1,000 times better than the misery and despair in the direction that the Democrats wanna take us with these socialist-type policies and having tens of millions of noncitizens flood our borders without any type of merit-based-type

A vicious magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia on Monday, reportedly killing dozens of people.

The epicenter was 150 miles west of Bogotá, the country’s most populated city.

Breaking News: At least 20 people were killed when an earthquake struck 150 miles west of Bogotá, Colombia, causing significant damage, officials said. Follow updates. https://t.co/qJzteiRy8o

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 10, 2026

More from The New York Times:

Nubia Carolina Córdoba-Curi, the governor of the Chocó region, said on social media that there were injuries and severe damage to buildings in Quibdó, the capital of the region where about 140,000 people live.

The shaking could be felt as far as Bogotá and even some parts of neighboring Venezuela but there were no reports of damage or injuries there.

As seismologists review available data, they may revise the earthquake's reported magnitude. Additional information collected about the earthquake may also prompt U.S.G.S. scientists to update the shake-severity map.

Operations at several airports have reportedly been suspended and viral footage showed extensive damage to buildings.

Watch below:

BREAKING: 6 airports in Colombia suspend operations after powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquakepic.twitter.com/esbrZe4j6d

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) August 10,

Ben Jones, famous for playing Cooter from "The Dukes of Hazzard" television series, passed away on Sunday after suffering a massive heart attack.

Jones, who was also a former U.S. congressman from Georgia, was 84.

“I lost the love of my life today. Ben passed from a massive heart attack. He was home resting in his favorite chair waiting for the Braves to come on and whoop the Yankees,” his wife, Alma Viator, said on Facebook.

“Ben had the most amazing rich full life. He loved and was loved by so many. He will be missed. I loved him so so much,” she added.

‘Dukes of Hazzard’ actor Ben Jones dead at 84 https://t.co/88uMSTaOpz pic.twitter.com/9ytbEtCfb1

— New York Post (@nypost) August 10, 2026

NBC News shared further:

Tom Wopat, one of Jones' "The Dukes of Hazzard" co-stars, also shared the news in a post on Instagram.

"The Dukes of Hazzard lost another integral part of their cast today," Wopat said. "Ben Jones was a fine friend and a fierce advocate of all the best things we can offer in the entertainment business. He will be sorely missed…"

Jones was cast in "The Dukes of Hazzard" in the

An Alaska Airlines flight scheduled to depart from Miami International Airport on Sunday entered emergency protocols after alleged threats from passengers.

“Multiple passengers onboard Alaska Airlines flight 305 at Miami International Airport have threatened the flight attendants, including one saying they are going to take over the aircraft. The plane, headed to Seattle, never took off and has returned to the gate,” talk show host Andy Slater said.

“The flight attendants have received threats from customers on board the aircraft,” one of the pilots said on air traffic control audio.

The pilot said to “absolutely” contact law enforcement.

Listen below:

JUST NOW: Multiple passengers onboard Alaska Airlines flight 305 at Miami International Airport have threatened the flight attendants, including one saying they are going to take over the aircraft.

The plane, headed to Seattle, never took off and has returned to the gate. pic.twitter.com/X0b1Nw82Hg

— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) August 9, 2026

“Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office says after an investigation, the threat was determined not to be credible,” Slater said.

The two individuals involved were booked on another flight.

“This was ‘see something, say something’ by a flight attendant that turned out to be nothing, an aviation source tells me. The two

Content note: This story discusses a mental-health crisis and self-harm. It does not include graphic footage or descriptions.

Perez Hilton’s family has shared a sobering new update after several days of uncertainty surrounding the celebrity blogger’s hospitalization.

The latest word is hopeful — but it also makes clear that Hilton faces a difficult road ahead.

The Gateway Pundit reported Saturday that Hilton remains hospitalized in Florida and is being held under the state’s Baker Act following the crisis at his Miami-area home. The report arrived four days after emergency responders transported him from the property Tuesday night.

His family described his condition as serious but stable. They said he experienced significant blood loss and suffered injuries that will require surgery in the coming days.

The update did not identify the specific procedure, and no discharge date has been announced. It also gave no timetable for when Hilton might be able to speak publicly.

Communication with Hilton has reportedly been extremely limited and restricted to immediate family members, medical providers and others directly involved in his care.

There was one encouraging development: family members said they were able to make contact with him Thursday, giving them hope as treatment continues.

They also