Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Can't wait for the climate hucksters to claim its global warming ocean rising

One of the world’s largest cities is sinking by nearly a foot annually — risking displacement of millions of citizens

Can you guess why he was fired?


Shocking video shows bartender with ‘violent obsession’ ram car bomb into his former workplace

Shocking video shows a car packed with explosives being driven into a bar by a former bartender who developed a “violent obsession” after being fired several years ago

Bruce Whitman, 45, was the driver who rammed a vehicle full of propane tanks and pipe bombs into the Oregon sports club just before 3 a.m. Saturday, triggering a fiery blast that killed him instantly, his mother confirmed to The Oregonian.

Bizarre security footage shows the terrifying moment the black Nissan Rogue pulls up to the entrance of Portland’s Multnomah Athletic Club (MAC) before crashing through the glass and into the lobby.



Is this because LA is flush with cash?


CBS’s ‘Tracker’ lured to LA by $48M California tax credit incentive as Hollywood seeks production comeback

Cornell emboldelened these anti Semites so its hard to feel sorry for the school's President

Radical students hold Cornell president hostage in car after Israel debate clash

Cornell University’s president has blasted a group of radical students for hurling abuse and holding him hostage in his own car following an Israel-Palestine debate series at the Ivy League school.

The group of rabble-rousers filmed themselves swarming Michael Kotlikoff and trailing him to his vehicle as he was trying to leave the event at the Ithaca, New York, campus last Thursday.

Kotlikoff accused the group — who he said have become notorious for spewing verbal and online abuse toward Cornell staffers in the past – of surrounding his car, banging on the windows and blocking him from leaving.

Cornell University president Michael Kotlikoff said he was “accosted” after an Israel-Palestinian debate. Cornellians Only / Instagram

The school prez spoke out after the students posted footage on social media of Kotlikoff apparently backing into the group amid the parking lot chaos.

At least one brazen student who stood defiantly behind Kotlikoff’s car accused him of running over his foot.

Kotlikoff, however, insisted the group was hell-bent on “harassment and intimidation.”

“These individuals followed me from the event space and across campus, while loudly shouting questions and recording on their phones. After answering a few questions, I let them know that I was not planning to engage further, and asked them to stop recording,” he said in a statement.

“They continued to follow me to my car and then surrounded the car, banging on the windows, blocking the car, and shouting.

A student was injured by Kotlikoff’s car while he was reversing. Cornellians Only / Instagram

“I waited until I saw space behind the car and then, using my car’s rear pedestrian alert and automatic braking system, was able to slowly maneuver my car from the parking space and exit the parking lot,” Kotlikoff added.

Kotlikoff, who has been president of Cornell since March 2025, insisted that the earlier debate series event was “vigorous and civil.”

The series — hosted by the Cornell Political Union and co-sponsored by Cornell Progressives, Cornellians for Israel, as well as Students for Justice in Palestine – had otherwise been a prime example of the “open discourse that we prize in our academic community,” he said.  

A video showed Cornell’s president possibly running over a student’s foot. Cornellians Only / Instagram

He went on to say, “The behavior I experienced last night is not a protest. It is harassment and intimidation, with the direct motive of silencing speech. It has no place in an academic community, no place in a democracy, and can have no place at Cornell.”

But several lefty students have defiantly disputed Kotlikoff’s version of events, arguing he injured at least two students in the parking lot.


“When we tried to discuss campus speech policies, he hit us with his car,” the Students for a Democratic Cornell wrote on Instagram alongside footage of the incident.

“Kotlikoff’s violent response to student inquiry is just another example of his administration’s repressive crackdown on student speech.”

The group continued to surround his car as he tried to drive away. Cornell University
Cornell’s president attempts to drive away from the students who followed him to hisw vehicle. Cornell University

The saga unfolded after the Trump administration suspended more than $1 billion in funding for Cornell University last April as the government investigated alleged civil rights violations.

The federal government warned university bosses it could bring law enforcement actions if a review determined it had failed to stop antisemitism.


In November, Cornell struck an agreement with the government that would restore hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding. 

The institution agreed to pay more than $30 million to the government, and invest an additional $30 million into its agriculture and farming efficiency programs, for which it’s known.




This woman is crazy!’

Insane moment driver chases child down sidewalk of suburban neighborhood with her car: ‘This woman is crazy!’


The criminal element riots

Mamdani Calls ICE ‘Cruel and Inhumane’ After Anti-ICE Mob Violently Riots in Support of Criminal Illegal

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani branded Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as “cruel and inhumane” after about 200 anti-ICE agitators rioted outside a New York City hospital Saturday night where a criminal illegal alien with previous arrests was being held.

Whistle-blowing, profanity-spewing rioters damaged several ICE vehicles and assaulted ICE officers, resulting in minor injuries, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

“They [ICE] do nothing to serve in the interest of public safety, and I’ve said that even directly to the president,” the Communist NYC mayor told Gothamist reporter Liam Quigley on Sunday when asked about the melee.

Mamdani said he hadn’t yet seen videos of the incident but that ICE raids are “cruel and inhumane.”

At least eight agitators were arrested in the chaotic scenes outside Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Bushwick, Brooklyn, after they rioted in support of Chidozie Wilson Okeke, a Nigerian national with prior arrests for assault and criminal drug possession.

Earlier Saturday, ICE had conducted an enforcement operation in Brooklyn targeting Okeke, who had overstayed his tourist visa.

Okeke resisted arrest and “weaponized his vehicle to attempt to hit ICE officers,” DHS explained in a statement posted on X.

Okeke became physically combative attempting to punch and elbow ICE officers. Our officers followed their training and used the minimum amount of force necessary to make the arrest.

After his arrest, Okeke requested medical assistance, so ICE officers escorted him to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center for a medical evaluation. Okeke remained non-compliant during the medical evaluation throwing himself to the floor and screaming. The medical staff cleared him.

During the medical evaluation, a significant crowd of anti-ICE agitators gathered at the hospital and became violent. The protestors damaged several ICE vehicles and assaulted ICE officers, resulting in minor injuries to the officers. Assaulting law enforcement is a felony and crime.

Officers from the New York Police Department (NYPD) responded to the scene and arrested multiple rioters.

Footage shared on social media in the early hours shows clashes between cops and rioters with trash and garbage cans spilling onto the street outside the center.

At one point, ICE officers  can be seen dragging the uncooperative illegal out of the building and shoving him into a vehicle, flanked by half a dozen NYPD officers and surrounded by an angry mob.