Kristi Noem’s Husband Bryon Spoke About His Wife’s Affair With Advisor, ‘There’s Nothing I Can Do.’

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Kristi Noem and her husband, Bryon, are once again at the center of attention as she filed for divorce from him after 34 years of marriage. Before Bryon’s cross-dressing scandal broke out, former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was accused of having a sexual relationship with her adviser, Corey Lewandowski.

Kristi Noem was fired from her position as the Secretary of Homeland Security after she was accused of infidelity. The allegations of the 54-year-old’s illicit affair with her top aide, Corey Lewandowski, became one of the major reasons for her sacking. While the investigations into Kristi and Corey’s affair were ongoing, reports surfaced that her husband, Bryon Noem, is into cross-dressing. . .

One of the models claimed that she had asked Bryon, who was using the pseudonym ‘Jason Jackson’, about rumors around his wife’s affair with her adviser, Corey, to which Bryon replied, ‘I know. There’s nothing I can do about it.’ . . .

While Kriti’s infidelity and Bryon’s cross-dressing scandal broke out, reports claimed that Kristi knew about Bryon’s cross-dressing and it was an ‘open secret’. Far-right commentator Laura Loomer took to her X account and revealed that it was an arrangement between the husband and wife. She claimed everyone had known about Bryon for a long time. . .

There had been a lot of rumors about Kristi’s ‘open-secret’ affair. But all hell broke loose when she was directly questioned about the same during a House Judiciary Committee hearing. During the testimony, Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-Calif.) asked Noem directly about her extramarital affair, but she didn’t give any direct response to the question. (Read more from “Kristi Noem’s Husband Bryon Spoke About His Wife’s Affair With Advisor, ‘There’s Nothing I Can Do.’” HERE)

Here Are Some Of The Craziest Stories Involving Little-Understood Vehicle Taking US By Storm

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As electric bicycles flood American streets, emergency rooms are seeing a growing toll of injuries tied to the increasingly popular two-wheelers.

A statewide analysis from Florida found 1,725 e-bike crashes resulting in injuries — including 70 fatalities — between 2021 and 2024. The series of hospitalizations has prompted the District Attorney’s Office of Orange County, California to organize the first of its kind e-bike and e-motorcycle buyback in September. . .

August 2026: A 44-year-old woman on an e-bike found herself pinned underneath a Volkswagen Beetle. The woman was riding her two-wheeler without a helmet when she crashed into the car and got trapped in the process, according to Fox News. Police and a group of bystanders helped to lift the Beetle and rescue her.

Local business owner Chrissy Vollmer, who responded to the scene, described what she saw to the outlet. . .

May 2026: Firefighters responded to a garage engulfed in flame at an Ann Arbor, according to CBS News. It seemed the structure had spontaneously combusted. Recovered home surveillance footage showed an e-bike parked inside was the volatile villain, whose lithium battery exploded of its own volition.

“This incident serves as an important reminder that lithium-ion battery fires can occur even when devices are not actively charging,” the Ann Arbor Fire Department said in the article. (Read more from “Here Are Some Of The Craziest Stories Involving Little-Understood Vehicle Taking US By Storm” HERE)

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Raised Eyebrows as Banker Who Outed Trump Admin Official Howard Lutnick’s Epstein Ties Dies by Suicide

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By RedState. A British banker who exposed Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s business ties to Jeffrey Epstein has died by suicide, according to The Banker, a death that raised eyebrows and drew the attention of Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY).

“It’s not a game folks,” wrote New Jersey gubernatorial hopeful and businessman Matthew Wingell to the news of the British banker’s passing.

Simon Andriesz, who previously worked under Lutnick at a company owned by the Cantor Fitzgerald Group, shared details with House lawmakers earlier this year that revealed business links between Lutnick and Epstein, links that subsequent reporting revealed to have taken place as recently as 2014.

Andriesz found the connection by searching the Justice Department’s millions of public Epstein files for “HWL” — Lutnick’s initials — knowing Cantor Fitzgerald executives “preferred” to refer to one another by initials in emails. The revelations that Lutnick and Epstein “were in business together” as recently as 2014, and maintained contact with each other through at least 2018, flew in the face of Lutnick’s previous claim that he cut off contact with Epstein in 2005.

While Lutnick was forced to backtrack on his previous statements regarding Epstein, he has not been charged with a crime or accused of any wrongdoing. (Read more from “Raised Eyebrows as Banker Who Outed Howard Lutnick’s Epstein Ties Dies by Suicide” HERE)

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MPs call for investigation after Lutnick-Epstein whistleblower dies

By BBC News. The treatment of whistleblowers by the UK’s financial watchdog must be investigated following the death of a British trader who exposed evidence of links between US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein, MPs have said.

Simon Andriesz, a former senior employee of BGC Partners – the international firm of financial brokers founded and run by Lutnick before his appointment by US President Donald Trump – died last month in Thailand.

Earlier this year, Andriesz raised concerns with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the FBI and other watchdogs about evidence he had uncovered of business links between Epstein and Lutnick. It cast doubt on Lutnick’s public statements about his associations with the late sex offender.

A group of UK MPs have now said his death raises “deeply troubling questions” about the way whistleblowers can be treated when they approach the FCA – the financial regulator – with concerns about wrongdoing and subsequent retaliation.

Andriesz’s family said he had taken his own life on 23 September, and that there was no suggestion of foul play. (Read more from “MPs call for investigation after Lutnick-Epstein whistleblower dies” HERE)

Soldiers Wounded In Iran War Reportedly Failed By Medical System

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Dozens of soldiers wounded in a March 1 Iranian drone strike in Port Shuaiba, Kuwait are not receiving adequate medical care, according to an Associated Press report.

Bureaucratic red tape, failure to recognize serious injuries, and lack of planning regarding transporting the injured to hospitals are issues that service members deployed in the Middle East are facing, the AP reported Monday. After years of attempted troop drawdown in the Middle East, there are no major U.S.-run medical facilities in the region.

Army Lt. Col. Arturo Lincón was one of the multiple service members hit by shrapnel during the attack. One piece of metal lodged into his left jaw — while another sliced his salivary gland, bounced off his jaw, pierced the back of his neck, and ultimately severed an artery before lodging in a vertebrae, he told the AP. The damaged artery put him at risk for a stroke.

However, this was not considered severe enough for him to be sent to the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, the closest major military facility, the outlet reported. Instead, he was sent to nearby Army barracks and told to schedule outpatient appointments. He went days without pain medication.

“I was just kind of on my own, at least it felt like that,” Lincón told the AP. . .

Another soldier who had shrapnel removed from his head, Major Stephen Ramsbottom, had to wait over four months for his MRI results, according to the AP. Chief Warrant Officer 4 Rodney Bearman, who had shrapnel embedded from his face to his legs, was briefly seen by Kuwaiti doctors, then sent to the home of a U.S. government employee. The missile attacks from Iran made evacuation flights risky. (Read more from “Soldiers Wounded In Iran War Reportedly Failed By Medical System” HERE)

Trump Signs Executive Order Mid-Rally Allowing Drivers to Use ‘Tax-Free Red-Dye Diesel’ to Lower Fuel Costs

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President Trump signed an executive order Monday waiving restrictions on the use of tax-exempt red-dye diesel, which he said will ease the pain at the pump for truckers and lower the cost of groceries nationwide.

The president described the order — which he inked midway through a raucous midterm election rally in Grand Island, Nebraska — as an “unprecedented step to bring down costs,” and he predicted it would help Republicans in the critical November contests.

“For many years, farm vehicles, construction equipment and other off-road vehicles have used what is known as red-dye diesel … which is exactly the same as normal diesel but is sold tax-free for off-road vehicles and big trucks,” Trump explained.

“So tonight, I’m going to sign a historic executive order to officially waive the off-road requirement and allow anyone to purchase tax-free, red-dye diesel for any reason,” he announced.

White House aide Natalie Harp brought the order up on stage, per Trump’s direction, and the president signed it at the podium. (Read more from “Trump Signs Executive Order Mid-Rally Allowing Drivers to Use ‘Tax-Free Red-Dye Diesel’ to Lower Fuel Costs” HERE)

Banks Seize 42% More Homes as Americans Fall Behind on Mortgages — with One State Hit the Hardest

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More American’s are losing the keys to their houses.

Foreclosures are climbing across the US, with the number of homes repossessed by lenders surging 42% from a year ago as more struggling homeowners reach the end of the foreclosure process.

Lenders repossessed 5,794 properties through completed foreclosures in August, up 22% from July and a 42% from August 2025, according to a new report from real estate data firm ATTOM.

Overall, 40,277 US properties received some form of foreclosure filing — including default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions — during the month. That was up just 1% from July but 13% from a year earlier, continuing a months-long trend of foreclosure activity running above 2025 levels.

Florida recorded the largest number of foreclosure starts, at 3,189, followed closely by Texas with 3,126 and California with 2,565. Illinois and Georgia rounded out the top five.

The growing number of homes making it all the way through the foreclosure pipeline was particularly pronounced in Texas. (Read more from “Banks Seize 42% More Homes as Americans Fall Behind on Mortgages — with One State Hit the Hardest” HERE)

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Trump Calls for New York Times and Other Outlets to be ‘Arrested’ over Reports on Rally Attendance

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The president vehemently denied reports in the New York Times and other outlets that the Ohio Arena was not full for his rally on Saturday.

President Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social that reporters should be arrested for relaying what he called fake news.

“The Ohio Arena was already full to the brim — And yet these people were still trying to get in,” he wrote Monday.

“The New York Times said, ‘There were empty seats’ when, in fact, there were none, and thousands of people had to be turned away. The New York Times, and many other Artificial Media Outlets, should be arrested for their dishonesty and disservice to our Country,” he added. (Read more from “Trump Calls for New York Times and Other Outlets to be ‘Arrested’ over Reports on Rally Attendance” HERE)

Prince Andrew Moves To Toss Evidence Gathered In Epstein-Related Raids

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor launched legal action against Thames Valley Police, challenging the lawfulness of warrants used to search his homes in connection with an Epstein-related investigation.

The former prince lodged a judicial review over the legality of search warrants executed in February at his home on the Sandringham Estate and his former residence at Royal Lodge in Windsor, according to The Telegraph.


A high court judge granted the application. A private High Court hearing will be held Thursday to decide whether documents related to the review should be released.

As part of their investigation, detectives spent days at Mountbatten-Windsor’s properties, removing documents and other items.

His legal team is challenging the legality of the warrants used to search his properties. (Read more from “Prince Andrew Moves To Toss Evidence Gathered In Epstein-Related Raids” HERE)

DOJ Reveals How Biden Admin Allegedly Silenced Parents From Speaking Out About Atrocities Happening In Schools

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The Department of Justice on Monday released a comprehensive report detailing how the Biden administration allegedly weaponized systems of government to silence parents from speaking out about obstructions of justice they experienced within the educational establishment.

Attorney General Todd Blanche released, “The 2026 Report to Expose the Weaponization of Government Against Parents in Schools” and posted it to X on Monday. In conjunction with Executive Order 14147, the 273-page report states how then Biden-era Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a memorandum at the urging of the National School Boards Association (NSBA) and White House officials to threaten and prosecute parents.

The Biden administration weaponized the DOJ against parents who tried to blow the whistle that leadership actions within school systems could be unconstitutional, Blanche said in his post, citing the department’s report.

“Along with the report, we’ve released hundreds of exhibits and emails that make official and verify what many Americans had guessed: the Garland DOJ worked hand in hand with WH officials and the National School Boards Association to chill free speech and parental rights while they threatened to prosecute parents and label them domestic terrorists,” Blanche said in X post.

After Garland sent out his memorandum, the FBI opened a number of investigations into so-called “school board threats,” the report states. (Read more from “DOJ Reveals How Biden Admin Allegedly Silenced Parents From Speaking Out About Atrocities Happening In Schools” HERE)

Trump Approves ‘Death by U.S. Army Firing Squad’ for Convicted Fort Hood Shooter

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Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell announced that President Donald Trump approved for convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan to be killed “by U.S. Army firing squad.”

In a post on X, Parnell added that the Secretary of the Army would “set the time and place of the execution.”

“Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has recommended — and President Donald J. Trump has approved — death by U.S. Army firing squad for convicted terrorist Nidal Malik Hasan, the jihadist who opened fire on unarmed American soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009,” Parnell said. “He killed 13 people and wounded 32 others while shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ during the attack.”

Breitbart News reported in August 2013 that a jury found Hasan — a former United States Army major — “guilty on all charges of murder and attempted murder” regarding the November 5, 2009, shooting at the Fort Hood military base in Texas, in which “12 soldiers and one civilian” were killed.

The jury finding Hasan guilty came after “the prosecution rested on Wednesday after two weeks of presenting evidence”:

The prosecution rested on Wednesday after two weeks of presenting evidence. They suffered a slight setback earlier in the case when Judge Col. Tara Osborn threw out evidence that would prove Hasan’s motive that matched Hasan’s defense and showed he believed he had a “jihad duty” to murder his fellow soldiers. Despite the setback, the prosecution called over 80 witnesses and presented hundreds of pieces of evidence. They gave their closing arguments on Thursday.

Hasan represented himself, but Osborn threw out his original defense. He wanted to tell the jury he murdered the soldiers to prevent them from murdering al-Qaeda and Taliban soldiers in Afghanistan. Hasan remained quiet when the prosecution presented their case over the past two weeks. He only spoke up to challenge the definition of jihad and cross-examine Staff Sgt. Juan Alvarado. Hasan rested his case on Wednesday and declined a closing argument on Thursday.

(Read more from “Trump Approves ‘Death by U.S. Army Firing Squad’ for Convicted Fort Hood Shooter” HERE)