‘Won’t Show Up Anywhere’: Kimberly Guilfoyle Reportedly Asked Trump Donor For Shady $100K Wire Transfer

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President Donald Trump’s ambassador to Greece allegedly leaned on a MAGA donor to quietly send $100,000 to her American Express account just days before her Senate confirmation hearing, insisting the money move in a way that would leave no trail.

Kimberly Guilfoyle made the request to Eric Deters, a former Kentucky congressional candidate, over the encrypted app Signal on July 3, 2025, according to messages reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. Her confirmation hearing for the Athens post was set for July 9.

“It won’t show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express,” she wrote, per the Journal. She followed with a bill-payment PDF and a plea, the outlet reported: “Honey please I need you to get this done for me today.”

Deters never sent the cash, telling Guilfoyle it would end his marriage, according to the Journal. The two had been trading messages for months, the outlet reported, with Deters offering as much as $1 million if Guilfoyle could win him the attention of the new administration on personal tax and legal matters. She agreed to press officials at the Justice Department and the IRS on his behalf and worked to book him an interview with Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson, the Journal reported.

Carlson told the Journal he had never heard of Deters. “A million dollars for a podcast appearance? Isn’t she the ambassador to Greece? This is completely nuts,” he said.

(Read more from “‘Won’t Show Up Anywhere’: Kimberly Guilfoyle Reportedly Asked Trump Donor For Shady $100K Wire Transfer” HERE)

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JD Vance’s Hometown Overrun with Illegal Migrants Who Operate Shady Trucking Businesses

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The southern Ohio community made famous by Vice President JD Vance’s childhood memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” has been rapidly colonized by thousands of migrants from Uzbekistan who run shady, accident-prone trucking operations with glaring red flags for safety violations, The Post discovered.

Locals say the sudden invasion has rattled the quaint, conservative community. One local school district is now 12% non-English speaking students, with most from Central Asia. A sprawling, multi-million dollar mosque also is under construction in tiny Maineville, Ohio.

Dozens of Uzbek-owned commercial trucking companies in Butler and Warren counties operate out of shared residential addresses, log millions of impossible annual mileage and claim to own thousands of phantom big rigs. And they’re exploiting New York’s leftist laws to get away with it.

One company, Badri B LLC, reported on federal Department of Transportation (DOT) paperwork to own 23,001 trucks — all operating out of a single apartment in Loveland, Ohio.

“It’s bad. I first noticed this stuff around 2020, 2021 but it started getting really bad a year or so ago,” one local resident told The Post.

“When [a trucking company] has too many violations, and they can’t get any more loads because they’re flagged as an unsafe carrier, they will just open a new company so they can keep going,” the concerned citizen claimed. (Read more from “JD Vance’s Hometown Overrun with Illegal Migrants Who Operate Shady Trucking Businesses” HERE)

Boy, 6, Yells ‘f–k you bitch’ After Shooting Teacher in Chest in Disturbing Bodycam Video: ‘Don’t care if I go to jail’

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The 6-year-old Virginia boy who shot his teacher in the chest in class yelled “f–k you, bitch” at an educator who was trying to restrain him and threatened to fight cops, disturbing bodycam video immediately after the attack shows.

The first-grader, identified in court only as J.T., is seen threatening officers and swearing a blue streak after police were scrambled to the classroom at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia.

“Both y’all want a f–king piece of me, b—h?!” the boy tells the officers, body camera footage from Officer Brian Torrez, obtained by the Virginian-Pilot and the Daily Press, shows.

The video was taken after J.T. shot his teacher, Abby Zwerner, in front of 16 students in their first grade class on Jan. 6, 2023.

In the footage, he is told to “stop” by reading specialist Amy Kovac, who rushed into the classroom after the shooting and held the boy down in a bear hug.

“F–k you, b—h,” J.T. tells Kovac. (Read more from “Boy, 6, Yells ‘f–k you bitch’ After Shooting Teacher in Chest in Disturbing Bodycam Video: ‘Don’t care if I go to jail’” HERE)

Cause of Death Revealed for Epstein Whistleblower

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The 57-year-old whistleblower who exposed ties between Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein died by hanging, a new report has revealed.

British banker Simon Andriesz’s cause of death has been listed as “asphyxiation from hanging,” the Daily Mail reported Tuesday, citing a Thai town’s municipality office.

There has been much speculation about the circumstances surrounding the death of Andriesz, whose body was found on Sept. 23 in a town outside Bangkok.

Andriesz alleged to the FBI that Lutnick, now Commerce Secretary, failed to disclose a business relationship with Epstein. Andriesz was once a managing director at BGC’s Wall Street firm, where Lutnick was previously CEO.

Andriesz said he unearthed 2018 emails that showed Lutnick and Epstein discussing a start-up business a decade after he was convicted for soliciting prostitution from a child. Epstein died about a year after the email exchange. (Read more from “Cause of Death Revealed for Epstein Whistleblower” HERE)

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Ken Paxton is Trailing in the Texas Senate Race. Then a Secret Recording Exposes Who is Actually Running His Campaign: ‘I Don’t Control the Message’

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Texas Attorney General and Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton recently admitted in a leaked audio recording that he lacks control over his own campaign efforts, The New Republic reports. This recording, which surfaced on Monday, features Paxton speaking at a fundraiser in September about the difficulties he faces as he trails behind his opponent.

The candidate expressed his frustration regarding the lack of influence he maintains over his own platform. “I’ve never been in a race where I felt less control over the campaign and, like, what issues are going to matter because it’s all coming—you know—from D.C.,” he stated during the event.

He further emphasized his lack of agency by saying, “I don’t control the message or what we’re doing.” He added, “I don’t have ability to change anything,” and concluded that, “So I have to live with whatever I’ve got. So it is a challenge.”

An attendee at the fundraiser, however, confirmed the authenticity of the recording. While speculation might arise about who exactly is dictating the campaign strategy, one attendee clarified that Paxton did not specifically name the team of President Donald Trump. Nick Maddux, who serves as an adviser to the campaign, claimed that Paxton was merely referencing the reality that campaigns cannot coordinate with super PACs.

According to recent quarterly filings submitted to the Federal Election Commission, Democratic candidate James Talarico has managed to raise $31.6 million. In comparison, Paxton has only brought in $9.3 million. This funding gap is certainly showing up in the numbers, as a poll from the New York Times and Sienna found that Paxton is currently six points behind Talarico.

(Read more from “Ken Paxton is Trailing in the Texas Senate Race. Then a Secret Recording Exposes Who is Actually Running His Campaign: ‘I Don’t Control the Message’” HERE)

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The Other Affordability Crisis Quietly Drowning Americans

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Americans are drowning in water bills as the cost of one thing they cannot live without continues to climb.

Water rates jumped 62% over the past decade, rising more than twice as fast as grocery prices and outpacing overall inflation, according to a new analysis released Tuesday by Food & Water Watch, a nonprofit environmental advocacy group.

“It’s almost a quiet emergency,” Mary Grant, water policy director for Food & Water Watch, told the San Francisco Chronicle. “People don’t talk about their water bill. But everyone needs access to water.”

The consumer group looked at the country’s 500 largest community water providers and found Americans are paying significantly more just to keep the taps running.

“Making water less affordable forces households to make hard decisions about what essential expenses to cut back on, such as food or education,” the group wrote. (Read more from “Americans Drowning In Water Bills As Rates Skyrocket Across Country” HERE)

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)

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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