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Post Millennial alleges UC Irvine/Chapman lecturer’s remark implied harm to Nick Shirley
The Post Millennial reported that a UC Irvine professor who also lectures at Chapman University posted “Someone can do the funniest thing just before the Kirkiversary” under a Harvard Republican Club announcement about journalist Nick Shirley’s visit. Fear and Blood has not independently verified the post or its context.
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Arlington’s 4–0 vote funds up to $2,000 per family after ICE detentions; $50,000 pot follows DC-area sweep, reports say
According to The Post Millennial and ARLnow, Arlington County approved a $50,000 fund to provide up to $2,000 per family when a primary earner is detained by ICE, with payments run through Arlington Thrive. Fox News reports the DC region saw 1,300+ ICE arrests in two weeks, including hundreds with criminal records or charges.
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Airport Stop Lands Milo Yiannopoulos in ICE Custody, Records Show. What Triggered It?
TMZ cites inmate records placing the British right-wing provocateur in ICE detention after an airport encounter. The government has not publicly explained the stop.
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They Welcomed Amazon’s $10B Data Center—Now North Carolina Joins FTC Alleging a $20B Ad Auction Ruse
FTC and 22 states, including North Carolina, filed suit in federal court alleging Amazon used hidden “shill” bids to inflate ad auction prices since 2019, overcharging more than 1.2 million advertisers by over $20 billion. The filing seeks an injunction and monetary relief; North Carolina’s attorney general warns higher ad costs can hit shoppers’ wallets.
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ICE agent accused of firing through a Minneapolis door now faces federal false‑statement charges
The Center Square reports an Associated Press source says federal prosecutors have charged ICE agent Christian Castro with making false statements tied to a Jan. 14 Minneapolis shooting. Minnesota’s state case stalled after Texas declined to extradite him.
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Kentucky AG Sues New York Abortion‑Pill Group After ‘ABORTION PILLS BY MAIL’ Banner Over State Fair, Source Says
A source reports Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman filed a civil suit accusing New York‑based Mayday Health of promoting access to abortion pills barred from delivery in the state.
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‘We’re going to rob some white people’: Video puts California teacher on leave as police obtain restraining order, reports say
Kenisha Daily, identified as a Madera Unified special education teacher, is off the job after posts showing guns and a call for a “black militia”; Fresno police obtained a temporary restraining order, according to reporting cited in the source.
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One Election, Two Maps? Fox News: Missouri Supreme Court Halts GOP Districts Until Voters Weigh In
Fox News reports Missouri’s top court unanimously blocked newly passed congressional districts from use this November, saying voters must first approve them. The source article says the primary already ran under the now-paused lines.
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Western Journal Labels Michelle Obama a ‘Raging Narcissist’ Over Alleged Kids Rant—But Offers No Verifiable Context
A Western Journal post used incendiary labels about Michelle Obama and an alleged rant about her children.
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212–206: House Democrats Block 9‑Justice Cap—RSC Warns of ‘Takeover,’ Raskin Calls It ‘Radical’
A fast‑track vote to fix the Supreme Court at nine justices fell short, drawing starkly different warnings from the Republican Study Committee and Rep. Jamie Raskin. House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark pointed to Congress’s authority to change court size.
