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Federal agents on Monday searched former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Florida, as part of a federal investigation into allegations he removed classified documents from the White House when he left office, two people familiar with the search said. Trump did not say why the agents appeared to be at his Florida property but, in an emailed statement, added that "this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary or appropriate." Trump is under investigation by the Justice Department  for removing presidential records from the White House  and storing them at Mar-a-Lago for up to a year, a potentially serious violation of the law if the records were classified. Trump has denounced that investigation, saying he was entitled to take the records. More:  What's happening at Trump's Mar-a-Lago home? Was the FBI there? Answers to your questions Trump also claimed that agents searched his safe, but did not elaborate. “They even broke into my safe,”

 Tucker Carlson’s Favorite New Website Is Bezobay Conservative Festival In Hungary Features U.S. TV Host Tucker Carlson - Credit: Janos Kummer/Getty Images Days after a  4chan  user  claimed to have hacked  Hunter Biden’s iCloud backup account,  Tucker Carlson  took to the airwaves Monday evening to bestow subtle praise upon the notorious online forum — which has long been a breeding ground for hate speech and has inspired (and lavished praised upon) several mass shootings. Bemoaning the tech companies who, in previous years, have  removed contents of Hunter Biden’s 2020 laptop leak  from the internet, Carlson informed his users that the newest leak spread quickly on 4chan, calling the anonymous forum “some sort of website that’s basically not very moderated, and it’s kinda the website of last resort for people who want to get information out there but can’t, because everything is so completely censored at this point.” (4chan moderators did eventually delete the Biden iCloud leak data

  Mike Lindell's belligerent Dominion depositions: Hawking MyPillow dog blankets on Steve Bannon's podcast and scaring away court reporter Mike Lindell in a deposition for a defamation lawsuit brought by former Dominion executive Eric Coomer. US District Court Ex-Dominion executive Eric Coomer deposed Mike Lindell three times in a defamation lawsuit. Lindell insulted him, his lawyers, the judge, and took a break to go on Steve Bannon's podcast. Coomer asked a judge to sanction him and provided footage of the depositions. Over the past year, Mike Lindell sat for three depositions in a defamation lawsuit brought by Eric Coomer, a former Dominion Voting Systems executive who was the subject of a false conspiracy theory that he was on an "Antifa conference call" to rig the 2020 election. None of them went well. Throughout the depositions, the MyPillow CEO called Coomer and his lawyer "criminals," "disgusting slime," and "evil" and rambled

                  The former secretary of state speaking in New York in 2011. (Eric Reichbaum/AP) Dylan Stableford · Senior Writer Mon, October 18, 2021, 3:03 PM Gen. Colin Powell, the first Black U.S. secretary of state and a trailblazing figure in Washington, died of complications from COVID-19 on Monday, according to his family. He was 84. According to  a statement from his family posted to Facebook , Powell had been fully vaccinated and was being treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Per CNN, Powell had multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that suppresses immunity. “We want to thank the medical staff at Walter Reed National Medical Center for their caring treatment,” the statement read. “We have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather and a great American.” Powell, who was wounded in Vietnam, served as national security adviser under President Ronald Reagan, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President George H.W. Bush and secretary of stat

Remember when President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner  talked with the Russian ambassador in December 2016 about establishing a back channel for communications.  The talk between Kushner and the Russian envoy about communications was focused on the U.S. response to the crisis in Syria and other policy-related matters. The former director of the National Security Agency and the CIA, Gen. Michael Hayden, called Kushner’s request for a communications back channel “off the map."  “What manner of ignorance, chaos, hubris, suspicion, contempt, would you have to have to think that doing this with the Russian ambassador was a good or appropriate idea?” Hayden said.  “This is off the map,” Hayden said. “I know of no other experience like this in our history, certainly within my life experience.”  That was then, but now, Trump is back in the news again h aving a back channel communication with Putin and then praising Vladimir Putin as “very savvy” shortly before Ru