Hunter Fielding, Author at News Addicts

14 Jan

NEW: Widespread Verizon Outage Impacts Customers Across The U.S.

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Verizon confirmed Wednesday, January 14, that hundreds of thousands of customers were being impacted by a widespread outage spanning across multiple regions within the United States. The disruptions reportedly began around noon Eastern Time, when customers started reporting issues. Impacted customers reported being stuck on “SOS” mode, which prevents normal…

14 Jan

Kash Patel Reveals Chilling New Details After FBI Raid At WaPo Reporter’s Home

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FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Wednesday that agents raided the home of a Washington Post reporter as part of a national security investigation into the illegal leaking of classified military intelligence. Patel announced the operation in a statement on X, saying federal investigators moved after uncovering that a journalist had…

14 Jan

Skeleton Washed Ashore Identified As Politician Who Went Missing Years Ago

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A skeleton that washed ashore on a Washington state beach nearly two decades ago has been positively identified as a small-town former mayor who vanished during a fishing trip and was presumed drowned. Clarence Edwin “Ed” Asher disappeared in September 2006 while fishing in Tillamook Bay, a small inlet along…

14 Jan

Trump Official Hints At Movement In Administration’s Bid To Acquire Greenland: ‘Weeks Or Months’

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President Donald Trump’s push to annex Greenland is not going away, and the White House believes meaningful U.S. action tied to the massive Arctic island could come within “weeks or months,” according to a senior administration official. That view comes from Thomas Dans, Trump’s Arctic commissioner and a key architect…

14 Jan

NEW: Somali Leader Makes Stunning Admission On His Nation’s ‘Fraud Pipeline’ In America

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A Somali lawmaker says his country’s government operates as a “fraud pipeline,” funneling U.S. taxpayer dollars meant for aid, health care, and child care into one of the poorest and most corrupt nations on the planet. Dr. Abdillahi Hashi Abib, a sitting member of Somalia’s Parliament and its Foreign Affairs…

14 Jan

NEW: Blue City Sheriff Faces Litany Of ‘Mafia-Style’ Corruption Allegations

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Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden, a Democrat, is facing a litany of misconduct allegations outlined in a court petition filed in Mecklenburg Superior Court. The petition seeks his removal from office under North Carolina law, which allows for the removal of certain elected officials for willful misconduct or maladministration in…

14 Jan

Popular Magazine Under Fire For Sick Headline Announcing Scott Adams’ Death

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A major national magazine is facing intense backlash after publishing a headline many critics described as vindictive and unnecessary in the wake of conservative commentator and Dilbert creator Scott Adams’ death. On Tuesday, People Magazine initially announced Adams’ passing with a headline that labeled him a “disgraced” figure, a framing…

14 Jan

WATCH: Justice Alito Eviscerates Attorney’s Argument On Trans Athletes In Girls’ Sports

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The Supreme Court heard high-stakes oral arguments Tuesday in a case that could reshape the future of girls’ and women’s athletics nationwide, and one exchange in particular lit up the courtroom. During arguments over whether states can bar biological males from competing in girls’ school sports, Samuel Alito sharply dismantled…

14 Jan

Washington Woman Charged With Filling Out Multiple Fraudulent Ballots In 2024 Election

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A 52-year-old woman in Pasco, Washington has been charged with multiple felony counts relating to alleged voter fraud during the 2024 general election. Esperanza Contreras, an apartment building manager, is accused of intercepting mail-in ballots intended for former tenants. She then allegedly completed them without authorization, forged signatures, and submitted…

14 Jan

Community Opposition Strikes Down Planned Islamic Center In Red State

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A planned Islamic center and mosque in the community of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma was struck down by the city council in a 4-1 vote after months of steep pushback from residents. The decision followed weeks of public debate, including packed meetings and an investigation announced by the Oklahoma Attorney General.…