Tyler Maxon Avalos, who reportedly used the handle “Wacko” and linked to anarchist literature on his profile, was taken into custody on October 16 after a tipster alerted authorities to the disturbing post. The FBI affidavit reveals that Avalos uploaded a digitally altered image of Bondi with a red sniper-scope dot on her forehead, captioned: “WANTED: Pam Bondi / REWARD: 45,000 DEAD OR ALIVE (PREFERABLY DEAD).” Beneath the image, he allegedly added: “Cough cough. When they don’t serve us, then what?”

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Appearing on America’s Newsroom on October 27, 2025, Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane emphasized that Xi Jinping is closely watching Trump’s diplomatic maneuvers. Keane warned that Trump’s growing influence—through rare earth mineral deals, peace accords, and military alliances—is reshaping the Indo-Pacific balance of power.

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The viral phrase emerged after a Fox News segment highlighted Johnson’s historically low approval numbers. According to a February 2025 poll by the Illinois Policy Institute, nearly 80% of Chicago voters view him unfavorably, with 65% saying “very unfavorable”. The comparison to 2% milk—often seen as a bland grocery staple—was meant to underscore how unpopular Johnson has become

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The U.S. government shutdown has entered its 27th day, becoming the second-longest in history, with federal workers missing paychecks and vital programs like SNAP nearing collapse. Tensions are rising across the country

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Reporting live from Tokyo, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy highlighted the sheer volume and intensity of President Trump’s engagements across Asia. His phrase—“a lot going on here”—captured the diplomatic frenzy as Trump juggled economic negotiations, military alliances, and geopolitical maneuvering

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During a Fox News segment aired on October 27, 2025, Dana Perino reacted to Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani’s impassioned speech condemning U.S. support for Israel’s military actions in Gaza. Mamdani, a progressive New York lawmaker, broke down in tears while calling for an immediate ceasefire and accusing both parties of enabling “collective punishment.” Perino’s comment—“Mamdani has just shown the kind of leader he will be”—was both a recognition of his conviction and a subtle challenge to Democratic leadership

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During a Fox News interview on October 27, 2025, Senator Graham reacted sharply to comments made by Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), who criticized U.S. military aid to Israel and accused the administration of “funding apartheid and collective punishment.” Graham, visibly incensed, called her statement “the most offensive thing I’ve ever heard from a member of Congress.”

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Peter Doocy’s “This is VERY unusual” remark referred to a series of unexpected White House moments, including Trump’s impromptu press conference aboard Air Force One and a DOJ whistleblower’s explosive claims

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The controversy centers on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s offer to appear before Congress in a public hearing to defend his investigation into Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Smith’s move comes amid escalating Republican criticism and Trump’s own calls for prosecutions of Biden-era officials, including Smith himself

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President Trump’s Asia tour has delivered a geopolitical shockwave. By securing critical minerals agreements with Malaysia and Australia, he’s undercut China’s dominance in rare earth exports—materials essential for tech, defense, and green energy. The headline “OUTFOXED” captures the moment: Beijing’s leverage is slipping

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