President Donald Trump warned late Thursday that individuals caught vandalizing Tesla properties or funding such attacks could face up to 20 years in prison, intensifying his response to a wave of violence targeting the electric vehicle company.

“People that get caught sabotaging Teslas will stand a very good chance of going to jail for up to twenty years, and that includes the funders,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU!!!” The statement follows a surge in protests and vandalism against Tesla vehicles and dealerships nationwide, linked to CEO Elon Musk’s role leading the Department of Government Efficiency under Trump.

Attorney General Pam Bondi echoed Trump’s stance, announcing federal charges Thursday against three suspects accused of using Molotov cocktails to attack Tesla properties in South Carolina, Oregon, and Colorado. Bondi labeled the acts “domestic terrorism,” warning, “If you join this wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties, the Department of Justice will put you behind bars.” The suspects face five to 20 years in prison if convicted.

The attacks, including a recent arson incident involving two Cybertrucks in Kansas City on March 17, have escalated amid backlash to Musk’s government efficiency efforts. Trump’s aggressive rhetoric underscores his support for Musk, whose company has become a flashpoint in political unrest. Authorities are also investigating a website, “DOGEQUEST,” which claims to dox Tesla owners, further fueling tensions.

Karen LOSES IT over a MAGA hat on the NYC Metro, gets SERVED MAJOR KAMA!

A woman on the New York Metro tried to snatch a mans MAGA hat and has become a trending meme after the video went viral. 

The woman got in to an altercation with the man shouting “he’s a racist” to the passengers on the train. The man responded saying “How can I be racist, look at me?” alluding to the fact that he was not white. A man off-camera can then be heard telling the woman “No he’s not, leave him alone.”

The train comes to a halt and the unnamed MAGA hat wearer can be heard saying “Well this is my stop, I hope you enjoy the hat” at which point the woman lunges at him and gives chase before face planting on the station.

The response to the video was swift and BRUTAL!

Conor McGregor launches “Make Ireland Great Again” presidential bid!

Conor McGregor, the UFC star turned political hopeful, announced his candidacy for Ireland’s presidency Thursday, promising to halt the European Migration Pact and “Make Ireland Great Again.” The 36-year-old made the declaration on Instagram, sporting a hat echoing his slogan, days after meeting President Donald Trump at the White House.

McGregor, a vocal critic of Ireland’s immigration policies, targeted the EU pact set for implementation by June 12, 2026, which aims to streamline asylum processes. “The next presidential election must take place by 11 Nov 2025,” he wrote. “Who else will stand up to Government and oppose this bill?” He pledged a referendum to let Irish citizens decide, asserting, “It is the people of Ireland’s choice! Always!”

The announcement follows McGregor’s White House appearance, where he decried “the illegal immigration racket” and warned rural towns were being “overrun in one swoop.” Ireland’s establishment, including Prime Minister Micheál Martin, condemned his remarks as unreflective of national values.

McGregor’s path to the presidency faces hurdles. He must secure nominations from 20 parliament members or four local councils by November. Legal woes, including a civil rape ruling he’s appealing, may complicate his bid. Still, the fighter vowed, “The days of weak men creating horrid times for Ireland are over!” as he eyes the 2025 election.

FBI Agent who alleged Guliani was “compromised” by Russia, busted for stealing confidential files, trying to flee the country!

The FBI arrested former agent Johnathan Buma on Monday at John F. Kennedy International Airport, charging him with disclosing confidential information. Buma previously alleged Rudy Giuliani might have been “compromised” by Russian intelligence, court records show.

Buma, a 15-year counterintelligence specialist, was apprehended before boarding an international flight, a day after submitting his resignation to the bureau. Prosecutors allege he printed about 130 files from the FBI’s internal network in October 2023, including data on a foreign country’s weapons of mass destruction program, before going on leave. He later shared excerpts of a draft memoir online, prompting the charges.

In 2023, Buma told Business Insider, “Rudy Giuliani may have been compromised by individuals suspected of being involved in Russian counterintelligence influence operations.” He claimed the Russian Intelligence Service pushed derogatory information into the U.S. Intelligence Community to attack Joe Biden’s character, according to a Senate Judiciary Committee statement.

The arrest follows a November 2023 search of Buma’s home, where agents found FBI information but not the specific documents from his final day. Released on a $100,000 unsecured bond Tuesday, Buma faces allegations tied to his book project, which he emailed to associates negotiating a publishing deal. The case marks a twist in his whistleblower narrative, raising questions about classified leaks and political bias within the FBI.

Biggest UK Airport PARALYZED after electrical substation catches fire - 100’000 STRANDED

A massive fire at a power station near Heathrow Airport forced the U.K.’s busiest hub to close all day Friday, disrupting global flight schedules and impacting up to 100,000 passengers. The blaze, which erupted late Thursday, knocked out power, grounding planes and turning away others mid-flight.

Heathrow officials confirmed the closure would last until at least 11:59 p.m., citing safety concerns for passengers and staff. “We are working hard to resolve this as quickly as possible,” a spokesperson said, urging travelers to avoid the airport until further notice. The fire’s cause remains under investigation, with counter-terrorism police assisting due to the incident’s scale.

Airlines scrambled to reroute flights, with some diverted to Paris, Frankfurt, and other U.K. airports. British Airways, a major Heathrow operator, canceled numerous flights, while Ryanair added rescue flights from Stansted. Passengers faced chaos, with long-haul flights from Singapore and Australia forced to return or redirect.

“It’s a logistical nightmare,” said aviation expert John Strickland. “Heathrow’s connectivity means this ripples worldwide.” The airport, handling over 1,300 flights daily, expects disruptions to linger into the weekend.

Local residents also felt the fallout, with 67,000 homes losing power. The London Fire Brigade deployed 70 firefighters to contain the blaze, which officials said was largely under control by Friday morning. Travelers are advised to check with airlines as the situation unfolds.