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A UBC professor is under scrutiny after posting a tweet that appeared to celebrate the assassination attempt on former U.S. president Donald Trump, and another that lamented its failure.“Damn, so close. Too bad,” Karen Pinder, a professor of teaching at UBC’s medical school, posted on X.“What a glorious day this could have been!” she wrote in a subsequent tweet.The tweets were published early Saturday. Pinder almost immediately deleted her account, but not before another user named @IR_AMauntie replied, “I reeeeeally wish the person had better aim.”
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The Sioux Falls School District has fired a Ben Reifel Middle School behavior facilitator, after she made comments on social media regarding the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally Saturday in Pennsylvania.Cassandra Oleson, on her personal Facebook page under the name Cassie Martin, which is now inactive, had posted “Shoot -- If only he would’ve had his scope sighted in correctly,” shortly after the assassination attempt by the person FBI identified as Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania.A bullet grazed Trump’s upper right ear, leaving him bloodied but not seriously injured. One rally attendee was killed in the gunfire and two others were "critically injured," authorities later said.The Sioux Falls School District said in a statement provided by district multimedia specialist Tory Stolen that its Code of Conduct policy “clearly outlines the high standards to which we hold all staff members, given the public trust in our responsibility to educate the children of our community and serve as positive role models,” the statement read.
Shreveport, TX – Phil Whipple, an employee with Race On, an auto racing broadcast company in Texas, has been fired after his comments regarding the failed assassination attempt against former U.S. President Donald J. Trump.“Hey, rednecks,” Whipple said. “The next shooter isn’t going to miss. This was just to get your attention, and I see it worked quite well. By September 1st, that man will be DEAD. And the half of us in this great nation who understand what a threat he is to Democracy will stand and cheer.”Race On said they terminated Whipple’s employment upon being made aware of his comments.“We are aware of the post made by Phil Whipple. Those statements reflect Phil’s view, not RaceON’s, our racing community, sponsors, or partners. Phil‘s relationship with RaceON has been terminated,” the company said in a statement.Later, Whipple, like others facing backlash for their comments, said his Facebook page had been hacked.
HARRISBURG, Pa. – The FBI investigation into the failed July 13 assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has revived the argument over whether Big Tech firms should provide law enforcement with a backdoor method to break their own "unbreakable" encryption.Weeks before the attempt on Trump’s life, the Secret Service received intelligence warning of an Iranian plot to kill the former president, according to federal law enforcement officials. But while experts are skeptical of any connection between the 20-year-old would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks and Iran, they haven't been able to access some of his communications 18 days later.So it remains unclear who he was talking to, if anyone, and what topics would have been discussed."I think we've experienced a range of returns because some of the applications that he was using online were encrypted in nature," FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate said during a Senate hearing Tuesday under questioning from South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham.The FBI has gained access to some of his emails, he said, but some of his encrypted communications remained undecipherable Tuesday.
Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong is facing criticism for a stunt during a Washington, D.C. concert.The rock star held up a fake head/mask of Donald Trump during a show at Nationals Park Monday night, and people weren't impressed at all.After all, people are being encouraged to turn the temperature down following Trump being shot, and holding up a mask of the Republican leader hardly seems to be doing that.
Former US Secret Service (USSS) head Kimberly Cheatle attempted to destroy the cocaine found at the White House, according to a report.The report comes following the infamous cocaine discovery at the White House earlier this year.Last month, Cheatle resigned from the Secret Service following major failures that led to an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.According to anonymous sources within the Secret Service community, Cheatle and other top agency officials pushed for the disposal of the cocaine when it was first discovered at the White House.
