In this episode of "Drop Dead Serious," Ashleigh Banfield is joined by former FBI special agent and former hostage negotiator Chip Massey, founder of the Convincing Company, to break down Savannah’s statement, the one million dollar reward, the latest reporting about the DNA evidence, and what investigators may be focusing on next in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Host: Ashleigh Banfield Executive Producer: Lindzie Haller
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Leavitt stated in the White House press briefing on Wednesday that Spain had succumbed to President Donald Trump's embargo threat and reversed course, after it previously refused to allow the U.S. to use its bases for Iran strikes.
The primary elections in Texas this week may bring us closer to the daily heartburn of a Sen. James Talarico, endlessly sermonizing on the biblical mandate for pediatric phalloplasty and trans abortions. But the same election results will send some theater kids home for good, so the day is worth celebrating. In one unfortunate case, […]
By criticizing the U.S.-led attack and refusing to bow to Trump’s threat of trade retaliation, Pedro Sánchez set himself apart from other European leaders.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: King County prosecutors declined to pursue felony charges against 33 agitators arrested for vandalizing the University of Washington’s Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, instead filing misdemeanor charges.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Thirty-three agitators, including members of the now-suspended group Students United for Palestinian Equality and Return (SUPER UW), and University of Washington police investigators.WHEN & WHERE: […] The post No Felony Charges for Antifa Agitators Despite $1M Damage at University of Washington. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: King County prosecutors declined to pursue felony charges against 33 agitators arrested for vandalizing the University of Washington’s Interdisciplinary Engineering Building, instead filing misdemeanor charges. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Thirty-three agitators, including members of the now-suspended group Students United for Palestinian Equality and Return (SUPER UW), and University of Washington police investigators. WHEN & WHERE: May 2025 at the University of Washington’s Interdisciplinary Engineering Building; decision not to prosecute confirmed recently. KEY QUOTE: “This is an important step in ensuring accountability for those who perpetrated this occupation.” – UW spokesman Victor Balta IMPACT:…Open
