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Tucker Carlson claims Trump may be days away from launching a nuclear strike on Iran in move that would mean ‘WW3 is inevitable’ | 2 Nov 2026 | Former Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson has claimed that Donald Trump may be days away from launching a nuclear strike on Iran to destroy its Pickaxe mountain lair. A strike against the underground nuclear site would render World War Three “inevitable,” said the conservative podcaster. He said the U.S. president was under pressure from Benjamin Netanyahu, who he described as “cornered and desperate” following the Israeli election where he lost his majority. “Netanyahu has been pushing hard for one,” Carlson claimed. There has been no official confirmation of the alleged strike from the U.S. or Israel. The White House did not immediately respond to the Daily Mail’s request for comment. Carlson cited no documents and relied on an unnamed “informed observer.”

Netanyahu pressing Trump to bomb Iran immediately after midterms | 2 Nov 2026 | Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to persuade US President Donald Trump to order a new attack on Iran immediately after the midterm election on Tuesday, Axios has reported, citing sources in Washington and West Jerusalem. In its article on Sunday, the outlet revealed the details of a phone call between the two leaders about a possible resumption of military action against Tehran, which took place a day earlier and was first reported by the Wall Street Journal. According to the sources, Trump told Netanyahu that, instead of bombing Iran right away, he wants to give negotiations between Washington and Tehran a chance first. The Israeli prime minister is concerned by this strategy, they said.

Ukrainian air alert app hacked with fake nuclear warnings | 2 Nov 2026 | Ukraine’s government-backed mobile air alert app sent out false warnings of nuclear and chemical attacks on Sunday night, Ukrainian media reported. At around 11 PM, the Air Alert app sent notifications urging residents to seek shelter due to a “radiation threat” and a “chemical attack.” It also warned of “street battles” in Kiev. According to screenshots shared by Ukrainian media, one of the messages read in Russian: “Don’t worry, Oreshnik is coming,” referring to Russia’s nuclear-capable intermediate-range ballistic missile. The Ukrainian Air Force urged residents to rely only on official sources. “The Air Alert app may have been compromised by hostile actors. There is no radiation threat!” it said in a brief statement on Telegram.

U.S. Army practices digging temporary battlefield graves | 26 Oct 2026 | The Army is preparing for the grim possibility of burying fallen soldiers on the battlefield, testing how fast it can dig temporary graves while preserving remains for eventual identification and return to families after the end of a conflict. During an exercise in North Carolina, engineers, preventative medicine teams, chaplains and fatality management specialists prepared for mass temporary interment not used on a large scale since the Korean War, the Army announced in a release last week. Phase II of Operation Dragon Covenant [?] challenged troops to test and validate temporary burial operations and remains preservation at a large scale. Engineer soldiers involved had to use their equipment to excavate and then fill burial trenches without damaging mock remains, made of skeletal models and water containers, so that hypothetical future forensic teams could unearth and repatriate them after the end of a conflict.

Americans warned to prepare for official emergency alert system test | 29 Oct 2026 | Americans have been put on notice ahead of a nationwide emergency alert test that will interrupt television and radio programming across the country. Federal officials announced the drill will begin at approximately 2.20pm ET on November 17, with December 3 as the backup date. Officials are giving advance notice so Americans can prepare now and avoid being alarmed when the test begins. The Emergency Alert System (EAS)…also allows the president to address the nation during a major crisis. The test comes as governments overseas are urging households to stockpile basic supplies so they can cope with emergencies without immediate help. The UK has advised citizens to keep three days’ worth of essentials, including food and water, while former FBI deputy director Dan Bongino recently told Americans to take similar preparedness warnings seriously.

Officials warn ‘unprecedented’ Ebola outbreak is ‘very dire’: ‘All countries should know that they are not safe’ | 2 Nov 2026 | A disease that health officials have described as the fastest-spreading on record in Africa shows no signs of slowing down, and may soon afflict those outside the continent. The unprecedented spread of Ebola has resulted in thousands of cases, with Nigeria reporting its first case in more than a decade last month, and additional reports in Kenya and other African countries. While the majority of cases are currently affecting those in Africa, health experts are warning that the situation could change and countries should start increasing preparedness now. Cases have been linked to the Bundibugyo variant, a less common strain that has a high death rate and no approved treatment or vaccine.

Shop freezers in seven European countries hit by cyber-attack | 2 Nov 2026 | Dozens of supermarkets across seven European countries have been hit by a cyber-attack affecting their refrigerators and freezers. Around 40 Delhaize supermarkets in Belgium and Luxembourg were affected, while a smaller number of shops were hit in Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Estonia and Finland. Sabcobel, a Belgian company that manufactures some of the affected refrigerators, said the units’ evaporators were switched to defrost mode, causing them to warm up, in what is believed to be the same method used in last month’s incident that hit hundreds of French supermarkets. Millions of euros worth of food had to be thrown away in October, local media reported at the time.

Pentagon treating military base freezer malfunctions as suspected cyberattack, officials say | 29 Oct 2026 | The Pentagon is ​treating the spate of mysterious freezer malfunctions that spoiled food at military bases across the United States in August as a suspected hack, according to four officials familiar ‌with the matter. One of the officials said the military investigators were in touch with their French counterparts about a similar cyberattack on commercial freezers that disrupted supermarkets there earlier this month. The late August malfunctions in the United States affected at least six ⁠commissaries — on-base stores where military personnel buy their food — according to a Reuters review of the military bases’ contemporaneous Facebook posts and website updates. In at least one of the cases, the freezers ​did not simply stop working; the cooling units’ temperatures were cranked up overnight, yielding mounds of wilted or melted food in the morning.

Ex-FBI boss tells Americans to take warnings to stock up seriously: ‘Get your stuff today’ | 27 Oct 2026 | The former Deputy Director of the FBI has issued an urgent warning to Americans as countries worldwide start stockpiling supplies for a potential crisis. Dan Bongino, who left the bureau in January, said the public needs to do what the UK and European governments are telling citizens: Have a preparedness plan and at least three days of food and power ready. “Have yourself an emergency radio, have yourself some batteries, get yourself some emergency food, get yourself a rain collection and water filtration, some filtration tablets,” he said on Monday. “Get your stuff today. Please. Do it for your family,” Bongino added. Governments in the UK, Sweden, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and France have encouraged households to keep food, water, medicines and other essentials available for emergencies.

Aussies urged ‘be prepared’ and stockpile tinned food, bottled water as threats grow | 28 Oct 2026 | Millions of people around the world are stockpiling in case of an emergency, and now Aussies are being advised to do the same. In the UK, sales of tinned food, bottled water, wind-up radios and torches have surged following government advice to “be ready” in the event of a[n Agenda 2030 engendered] crisis. Last week, Prime Minister Andy Burnham urged the public to stock up on three days’ worth of supplies amid the growing threat of war, cyber-attacks and the [so-called] climate crisis. It’s not just in the UK, but in many countries around the world. Sweden and Norway, for example, are urged to prepare sufficient household essentials for up to a week in case of major disruptions.

Washington, D.C. power outage today: Smoke comes out of manholes in Foggy Bottom neighbourhood just 1 day before U.S. midterm elections 2026 | 2 Nov 2026 | Washington, D.C. faced a long power cut after smoke was reported to come out from several manholes in the Foggy Bottom area on Monday. Over 1,100 customers were impacted. The power cut occurred due to a power outage at a substation. The George Washington University (GWU) and other government buildings were affected. Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco) said that they were investigating the cause of the power cut. Fire and emergency services attended the smoke coming out of manholes. All of this happened just one day before the U.S. midterm elections 2026 on Tuesday.

Hackers target U.S. Federal Election Commission system days before midterms | 27 Oct 2026 | The US Federal Election Commission’s website has been targeted by a hacker or hackers, according to an email seen by Reuters, disrupting the agency’s electronic filings system a week before the November 3 elections. The cyberattack comes as so-called super PACs and dark m-ney groups spend record sums in the final days of the races. In a statement, the FEC said, “At this time, the FEC’s electronic filing system is currently offline and our IT staff are actively working to restore service.” The FEC, which tracks the spending of candidates and political committees, said users could still search the website for past reports. The outage prevents organizations from filing the FEC’s 24-hour and 48-hour spending reports, which show how much political groups and others are spending on specific races.

Hundreds of ballots left exposed at Skid Row homeless center ahead of LA election | 26 Oct 2026 | Hundreds of ballots were found piled in an open hallway at a Skid Row homeless shelter where more than 1,100 voters are registered, a California Post investigation found. The ballots were spotted at The Midnight Mission, a downtown LA homeless shelter offering meals and mail services, where 1,160 voters are registered. The Post authenticated a photo of the ballots and independently confirmed the scene during a visit to the shelter on October 13. The discovery comes four months after the California Post exposed 7,600 voter registrations linked to homeless shelters and service providers across Los Angeles, including facilities that don’t offer a single bed.

Spanberger administration restores voting rights to dog that died 5 years ago | 30 Oct 2026 | A Southside Virginia lawmaker is demanding an investigation after a constituent received an official rights-restoration certificate for his dog, Biscuit, a beagle-hound mix from Goochland County that died about five years ago. The discovery follows the “Betty No Last Name” controversy in Chesapeake — where a purported convict lacking a surname had “her” rights restored — and raises fresh questions about the governor’s vetting process just days before voters decide whether to make felons’ voting-rights restoration automatic via an Election Day ballot measure supported by Richmond Democrats. Del. Tom Garrett, R-Buckingham — who received the letter from the constituent who owned the pet — is now calling for an investigation into how Gov. Abigail Spanberger could have restored voting and jury-service rights to a deceased animal.

DOJ set to appeal ruling in Alaska Senate race dispute over ‘Decoy Dan’ | 1 Nov 2026 | A federal judge on Sunday dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit seeking to delay certification of Alaska’s Senate election amid the “Decoy Dan” controversy, rejecting the Trump administration’s bid two days before the midterm elections. The DOJ said it would appeal. The lawsuit centered on two candidates with similar names: Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan and challenger Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. The DOJ lawsuit sought to delay or block certification while investigating whether voter confusion may have affected the outcome… The DOJ said it would appeal, arguing the judge dismissed the case on procedural grounds without addressing its claim that Sullivan Jr. entered the race to confuse voters. The case now heads to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Alaska Senate candidate at center of Democratic sabotage plot flees town as neighbors expose his ‘hoax’ campaign and criminal probe intensifies | 30 Oct 2026 | The “decoy” U.S. Senate candidate accused of being a liberal plant recruited by allies of Democratic candidate Mary Peltola has reportedly left his hometown. Daniel J. Sullivan, doppelganger of Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan, disappeared from the tiny fishing town of Petersburg where he lives earlier this week. A source told CBS that she saw Dan Sullivan 2.0 flying to Anchorage on Monday, just days before the bombshell reports accused both Peltola’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) of installing him to increase the Democrat’s chances of winning the election. His final destination remains unclear. [Hopefully, it will be a jail cell.]

Trump demands Alaska candidate is prosecuted over ‘fake Dan Sullivan’ plot as ‘aggressive criminal investigation’ is launched | 28 Oct 2026 | Furious President Trump demanded a criminal investigation to be launched against Democrat Mary Peltola, who is challenging Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan for Alaska’s Senate seat. This follows news Wednesday evening that federal prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Alaska now are conducting an “aggressive criminal investigation” into how a second candidate also named Dan Sullivan got his name on the ballot, Fox News reported. The Last Frontier’s Senate race, in which Trump-backed incumbent Sullivan is running against Peltola and a name double Dan Sullivan, has become a bizarre battleground for political power. Republicans complain the doppelganger is a liberal plant and have dubbed him “Decoy Dan,” accusing him of trying to take votes away from the incumbent. Talking to reporters Wednesday evening, Trump said Peltola should resign from the race. “To me that’s voter fraud at the highest level,” he said.

Haley Stevens thrown out of Michigan Democratic party after endorsing El-Sayed’s rival as Trump says he’d ‘love’ for her to join GOP | 1 Nov 2026 | Congresswoman Haley Stevens has been kicked out of the Democratic Party after she shockingly announced on Sunday she was endorsing Abdul El-Sayed’s Republican rival in the US senate race — just two days before the election. The Michigan politician said Sunday she had decided to vote for Representative Mike Rogers over El-Sayed in the midterm election because her one-time Democratic rival “chose to close his campaign by saying I wasn’t welcome.” Meanwhile, President Donald Trump said on Sunday Stevens “was very brave” to cross the aisle and endorse a Republican. “I don’t know Haley, I’ve never met Haley. But Haley said what few people were willing to say,” he told reporters ahead of a rally in Iowa. “I’d love her to join the Republican Party actually,” he said.

FBI under Obama found evidence Ilhan Omar entered ‘sham marriage’ with her suspected brother, explosive report reveals | 28 Oct 2026 | The FBI under President Barack Obama found evidence suggesting Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother, an explosive new report claims. The Minnesota congresswoman has long faced allegations that she married British citizen Ahmed Nur Said Elmi in 2009 to help him obtain a green card — claims previously reported by the Daily Mail. President Donald Trump’s administration has since launched a fresh investigation into her immigration history. Now, The New York Times has revealed that FBI and Homeland Security agents investigated the alleged sham marriage in 2016 and uncovered some evidence suggesting fraud.

Covid Vaxxed, Boosted Conn. Senator Chris Murphy ‘Awake and Alert’ After Experiencing Stroke | 2 Nov 2026 | Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) suffered a stroke and is now recovering with treatment at a hospital. The 53-year-old’s office made the announcement and shared more details about the medical incident that happened Saturday and his condition, the Associated Press (AP) reported Sunday. His chief of staff, Allison Herwitt, said he experienced “numbness in his arm while at his son’s hockey game” and was taken to a local hospital where doctors determined he had suffered a stroke. “He was transferred to Johns Hopkins for further monitoring and is responding well to treatment. The doctors are encouraged by his progress, he is awake and alert, and we are optimistic he will make a full recovery,” Herwitt added. [See: Vaccinated Senator Chris Murphy Tests Positive for Covid Again, Cancels Annual Walk Across CT 30 Aug 2023.]

Flashback: Vaccinated Senator Chris Murphy Tests Positive for Covid Again, Cancels Annual Walk Across CT | 30 Aug 2023 | Senator Chris Murphy (CT) got covid again, despite being an early adopter of covid vaccines, having received his first dose on December 19, 2020, just eight days after the FDA granted Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s covid vaccine on December 11, 2020. “The vaccine is safe, effective and it’s going to save lives…I got the first of two doses today, and I encourage everyone in CT to get vaccinated,” Murphy said. Perhaps he misspoke about taking two doses at once on the first day? Nonetheless, the vaccine failed to stop Murphy from contracting covid, forcing him to reschedule his annual Walk Across Connecticut to a later date.

Learjet co-pilot in fatal Florida crash ID’d as Nathalia Filgueiras, 20, who got her license in high school | 2 Nov 2026 | The doomed Learjet co-pilot heard pleading for help in harrowing air traffic control audio before the fiery Florida crash has been identified as Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras — a 20-year-old who got her pilot license while still in high school. Filgueiras’s mother, Camila, and her stepfather confirmed to The Post that she was the co-pilot flying a Learjet 60 from Austin, Texas, to the Bahamas when it entered a steep nosedive — plummeting at over 20,000 feet per minute — and smashed into the ground in Palm Beach County on Sunday afternoon. The grieving mom said that her daughter, who would have turned 21 in January, had been working as a commercial pilot for nine months.

University Hockey Captain Killed in Wrong-Way Collision With Twice-Deported Mexican Illegal in Sanctuary Connecticut | 29 Oct 2026 | A beloved member of the University of New Haven community was killed in a head-on collision with a driver who is in the U.S. illegally, federal authorities have confirmed with Border Hawk. The tragedy unfolded at around 11:45 p.m. on Oct. 16 in North Haven, Connecticut. Ryan O’Shea, 21, was driving southbound on Interstate 91 when a pickup truck traveling in the wrong direction slammed into his Honda Accord, causing his vehicle to strike two SUVs, Connecticut State Police (CSP) explained in an accident summary. O’Shea, who was on his way back to campus after playing in a hockey game, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The driver of the pickup truck, who suffered “serious life-threatening injuries,” was identified as 31-year-old Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, a resident of Bridgeport, Connecticut. “In May 2013, Border Patrol arrested Carmona-Lopez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, after he illegally entered the country. Carmona-Lopez was issued an expedited removal and was removed from the country,” the Department of Homeland Security told us.