Suspect arrested for alleged theft of Kristi Noem's bag is an illegal alien

The suspect accused of stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s Gucci handbag containing $3,000 in cash and other personal belongings was arrested on Saturday in Washington, D.C., according to reports. Turns out he's an illegal alien.

The Metropolitan Police Department and the U.S. Secret Service caught the suspect, the New York Post reported. Authorities are still searching for a second suspect in connection with the incident.

The two are both in the U.S. illegally and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is now involved in the case, Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ed Martin told NBC 4. Martin said there is no indication Noem was targeted for her role at DHS.

The suspect in custody is scheduled to appear in court early this week.

The Secret Service is keeping it a secret whether or not the suspect was arrested on Saturday.

"For the safety of our agents and officers, we are not in a position to confirm or comment at this time," Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi wrote on X. "Should criminal charges be filed, the Department of Homeland Security will provide public information in accordance with established procedures."

Noem was with her family on Easter Sunday at The Capital Burger in Washington, D.C., when the suspect nabbed her luxury bag containing the cash as well as her driver’s license, passport, medication, makeup bag, blank checks, DHS badge, apartment keys and a Louis Vuitton Clemence wallet.

The bag was on the floor by her seat at her table when it was stolen, according to a complaint filed with local police.

Security footage captured a white man in a N95 surgical mask, dark pants and a baseball cap grabbing the bag before leaving the restaurant. It is not known whether the man was wearing the mask based on Dr, Anthony Fauci's recommendation.

The suspect glanced around the restaurant before snatching the bag, covering it with his jacket and running out of the establishment, sources who viewed the footage told the New York Post.



"It was kind of shocking, actually, because it was sitting right by my feet. I actually felt my purse, he hooked it with his foot and drug it a few steps away and dropped a coat over it and took it," Noem told podcaster Vince Coglianese on the "VINCE Show."

"I felt it, but I thought it was my grandkids kicking me in the legs. But it was very professionally done, and it tells that this happens all the time to people and that they live in communities where this is a danger and it reaffirms why I am here," she added. "My job is to make sure that I do everything, every day I can to make our communities safer and President Trump recognizes that families shouldn’t have to live with any kind of violence in their lives."

Just days before Noem's bag was stolen, another woman eating with her own family at a nearby eatery had her purse nabbed in a similar incident.

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Indian Air Force conducts "Exercise Aakraman" amid escalating Indo-Pak tensions post Pahalgam massacre

The Indian Air Force is out there, hammering away, training for some seriously gnarly ground attack missions across all kinds of terrain—plains, mountains, you name it. Meanwhile, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi’s boots hit the ground in Srinagar, sizing up the chaos in the region like a hawk.

After that gut-punch of a terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 innocent souls were snuffed out, the IAF unleashed "Exercise Aakraman" (Attack). They tore up the central sector with their heavy-hitting fighter fleets, the Rafale jets leading the charge like lightning bolts. The IAF’s [not to be confused with Israel's IAF] got two Rafale squadrons, one roaring out of Ambala, the other from Hashimara in West Bengal, ready to bring the thunder.

This wasn’t just a flex— it was a full-on show of force. 

Fighter jets screamed through the skies, transport planes buzzed all night Thursday, hugging the border so close you could feel the heat. AWACS-equipped birds kept their eyes peeled, tracking every move the enemy made. Oh, and across the line? Pakistani Air Force jets were strutting their stuff too, like they’re itching for a fight.

All three arms of India’s military machine—Army, Navy, Air Force—are on red alert after Pahalgam. From Jammu and Kashmir to the Arabian Sea, it’s all systems go. Rafale jets are patrolling the skies along the Pakistani border, while ground forces are kicking down doors, torching terrorist hideouts, and locking down border villages.

General Dwivedi rolled into Srinagar on Friday, with tensions between India and Pakistan hotter than a furnace. Flanked by 15 Corps Commander Lt. Gen. Prashant Srivastava and the Victor Force Commander, he’s not there for tea and biscuits. He’s chairing a high-stakes security pow-wow, laser-focused on the Line of Control and beyond. Sources say top brass will lay out the full picture—troop deployments, intel, and the playbook to shut down any cross-border nonsense. After that, Dwivedi’s heading straight to Pahalgam, where those unarmed tourists were gunned down in cold blood.

Pahalgam Bloodbath:

The Pahalgam attack on April 22 was a slaughter—26 people, mostly tourists, killed, with over a dozen more wounded. It’s one of the deadliest strikes since Article 370 got the boot in 2019. The government’s still cagey about the official body count, but the damage is done. Security forces are hunting the scumcrumpets responsible, combing the area like bloodhounds. The streets of Pahalgam, usually packed with tourists, are now a ghost town, locked down tight.

It's looking grim and war may be on the horizon. 

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Israel Defense Forces strike Hezbollah missile depot in Beirut

Let us be clear: Israel is not playing games. The Jewish state has drawn a line in the sand, and it is one that Hezbollah, that malign proxy of Iran, would do well to heed. 

As the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office declared with unyielding resolve, “Israel will not allow Hezbollah to strengthen and to create any threat against it—anywhere in Lebanon.” No ambiguity there. No room for misinterpretation. This is a nation that knows its enemies and will not flinch in confronting them. They know if you give Hezbollah a time out, they will use it to regroup and rearm and strike again.

On April 18, 2025, the skies over Ghazieh, near Sidon, were choked with smoke, the aftermath of a reported Israeli strike. A few days later, on Sunday, the Israel Defense Forces delivered a hammer blow to Hezbollah’s ambitions, “forcefully” striking an arms storage facility in the heart of Beirut. The target? A stockpile of precision missiles in the Hezbollah stronghold of Dahiyeh, a place that fancies itself untouchable. 

The joint statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz left no doubt: this was a strike against “infrastructure in Beirut where Hezbollah’s precision missiles were stored, which posed a significant threat to the State of Israel.”

The message is unmistakable. “The Dahiya district in Beirut will not serve as a safe haven for the Hezbollah terrorist organization,” the Prime Minister’s Office stated. And why should it? Why should Israel tolerate a terrorist group arming itself to the teeth, plotting destruction from the shadows of Lebanon’s capital? 

The Lebanese government, complicit by its inaction, “bears direct responsibility for preventing these threats,” the statement continued. Quite right. If Lebanon will not rein in its resident jihadists, Israel will do what must be done. And it will do so without apology, as it pursues its “war objective to safely return the residents of the north to their homes.”

This is not mere rhetoric. On the same Sunday, the Israeli Air Force eliminated a Hezbollah operative near Halta, close to the Golan Heights. His crime? Advancing efforts to rebuild Hezbollah’s military infrastructure in violation of U.N. Security Council Resolution 1701. The gall of it—rearming and regrouping under the nose of a supposed ceasefire. 

That ceasefire, fragile as a bubble, took effect in November 2024, halting over a year of Hezbollah’s attacks launched in solidarity with Hamas, whose barbaric October 7, 2023, massacre in southern Israel lit the fuse for this conflagration.

Israel’s actions are not reckless; they are surgical, deliberate, and born of necessity, which cannot be said about Hezbollah nor Hamas.

The Beirut airstrike is but one piece of a broader campaign to choke Hezbollah’s entrenchment in southern Lebanon. The IDF’s resolve is ironclad: “The IDF will continue to act to protect Israeli citizens and sovereignty.” 

And so it must. For when a nation faces an enemy that dreams of its annihilation, hesitation is not an option. Israel fights not just for its survival but for the principle that no terrorist group, no matter how emboldened, can hold a nation hostage.

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About 800 illegal aliens busted in Florida ICE operation

Buckle up, America—Operation Tidal Wave just crashed down hard. In a balls-to-the-wall team-up, ICE Miami and Florida’s finest badge-wearers rounded up nearly 800 illegals in just four days. This ain’t no small-time sweep; it’s a multi-agency gut-punch to the underbelly of illegal immigration.

Fox News got the dirt on some of ICE’s biggest catches from this ongoing blitz. We’re talking heavy hitters: a Colombian murderer, MS-13 and 18th Street gang scum, and a Russian with an Interpol Red Notice for mowing down a life.

Jose Sanchez Reyes, a Colombian who slipped into the U.S. like a ghost, was convicted of homicide back home. Guy’s got blood on his hands.

Rafael Juarex Cabrera, a Guatemalan MS-13 thug, has waltzed back into the U.S. three times like it’s a revolving door. He’s got a felony reentry rap on his sheet.

Savva Klishchevskii, a Russian, is wanted by Interpol for vehicular manslaughter. Bet he thought he could outrun that Red Notice.

Aron Isaak Morazan-Izaguirre, a Honduran 18th Street gangbanger, is flagged as a known or suspected terrorist. He’s allegedly snuck back into the U.S. twice. Bold move, pal.

Operation Tidal Wave’s still rolling, and Florida’s doubling down, locking arms with ICE to fuel President Trump’s mass deportation juggernaut. No brakes, no mercy.

CBP brought “extraordinary support” to the table, per officials, who’re calling this op a home run. ICE took to X, dropping a statement: “We appreciate our [Department of Homeland Security (DHS)] partner’s commitment to public safety.” 

This all comes hot on the heels of two judges getting cuffed for allegedly playing hide-and-seek with illegals. Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan’s facing charges of obstruction and concealing a migrant from ICE agents. She thought she could outsmart the feds.

Then there’s former Doña Ana County Magistrate Judge Joel Cano, 68, and his wife, Nancy, 67, slapped with evidence tampering. Word is they were harboring Cristhian Ortega-Lopez, a goon from Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang. That’s the kind of company they keep.

Operation Tidal Wave’s just getting started. Stay frosty, folks—this fight’s far from over.

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BBC blasted for Jew hatred and vows to wipe out all Jews

Samer Elzaenen

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."

                                          Martin Niemöller

The BBC [British Bashing Creeps] has revealed itself to be something we Jews knew for a long time before they showed their red hands. They are no longer shown to be simply against Britain, much like CNN and MSNBC are against the US, but now it's clear they are against the Jews.

The BBC recently filmed a pseudo documentary in Gaza that was clearly coordinated and staged, while all who appeared in it were directly or indirectly linked to Hamas. It was definitely a propaganda piece and it got a ton of backlash.

You'd think they'd have learned.

One so called 'reporter' Samer Elzaenen, had appeared over a dozen times on BBC. So British taxpayers are funding an outlet that is part of the IRGC.

In July Elzaenen said, and I paraphrase, that whenever things go wrong, just shoot the Jews and that fixes everything. 

He has also repeatedly said over the years that "[My] message to Jews: we are going to take our land back; we love death for Allah's sake, the same way you love life. We shall burn you like Hitler did, but this time we won't have a single one of you left."

And he works for the BBC. I guess he passed a background check.

This, of course is not an isolated situation. There have been a number of other BBC contributors who were guilty of outright anti-Semitic rhetoric. Dawn Queva was a scheduling coordinator at BBC Three and was canned in 2024 after writing anti-Semitic posts on Facebook.

But it goes back farther. In 2014, Tala Halawa, a BBC reporter covering the Israeli-Palestinian war, was criticized in 2021 for tweets that included such crap as: #Hitler was right" and "Zionists can't get enough of our blood."

Another reporter, Tim Willcox, faced backlash in 2015 for an anti-Semitic comment at a Paris unity rally interview when he suggested Palestinians suffer "at Jewish hands," and for implying Jewish voters oppose a tax due to financial reasons.

Nimesh Thaker, a BBC World News journalist was investigated in 2020 for allegedly using an anonymous Twitter account to troll Jewish presenter Emma Barnett with anti-Semitic attacks.

Sally Nabil, a BBC Arabic service journalist, was outed in 2024 for liking tweets supporting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and endorsing Hamas. This included a tweet about Jews buying land in Northern Cyprus to "seize" it for Israel. 

And more recently, Ahmed Alagha, a BBC Arabic contributor, was reported this year for social media posts referring to Jews as "devils" and Israelis "worse than beasts."

The BBC cannot suck enough.

Where is Queers for Palestine when the BBC needs them?

For Islam, the Jews are the first target; but Israel is definitely not the last. They are the starter menu for a world caliphate. 

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Seattle Pride getting budget cut as corporate sponsors dwindle due to removal of noggins from nether region

Let's dive into the rainbow-colored dumpster fire that is Seattle Pride’s financial meltdown!

According to reports, Seattle Pride is staring down a $350,000 shortfall, and they’re blaming it on—wait for it—corporations ditching the DEI bandwagon. That’s right, the woke cash cow is drying up, and now the glitter’s hitting the fan!

Seattle, the granola-crunching, Birkenstock-wearing capital of lefty land, is apparently struggling to keep its Pride parade afloat. KOMO News says this mess is “attributed to recent rollbacks in initiatives and political challenges facing the LGBTQIA2S+E=Mc2 community.” 

Translation: Companies are tired of footing the bill for identity politics while losing income, and the alphabet soup is feeling the squeeze. 

Enter Patti Hearn, Seattle Pride’s Executive Director, who’s out here sounding like she’s auditioning for a TED Talk on victimhood. 

Hearn told KOMO, “We have seen shifts in corporate sponsorship as companies assess their budgets and priorities, and some sponsors have not yet renewed their commitments this year.” 

Oh no, Patti, you mean businesses are acting like businesses and not your personal ATM? 

She goes on: “We are still in conversations with many of them — it’s important to us that we partner with organizations that demonstrate genuine and sustained support for the LGBTQIA2S+ community year-round. This is especially imperative as our community faces ongoing political attacks.” 

Eye roll. Political attacks? Or maybe people are just over the corporate virtue-signaling?

But wait, it gets better! Hearn’s got a plan to save Pride: ditch the suits and go full communist! She said, “We know that relying on corporate sponsorships is not the future of Pride. The future is community [communism]. That's why we're leaning into grassroots partnerships and radical mutual aid.” Radical mutual aid? What is this, a Pride parade or a Marxist bake sale? 

Good luck funding your floats with hugs and good vibes, Seattle!

The Seattle Times piles on, quoting Hearn blaming—you guessed it—Trump! “Hearn said the retreat in financial commitments by major corporate sponsors is a sign big-name companies may be following the lead of the Trump administration, which has launched a sweeping campaign against diversity, equity and inclusion efforts and the LGBTQ+ community, particularly transgender people.” 

There it is, folks! The Orange Man strikes again, single-handedly tanking Seattle Pride from Mar-a-Lago. Give me a break.

Hearn’s out here whining, “It’s a really rough world for queer people, and this just feels like it’s part of that package.” Rough world? They get a whole Pride Month while veterans get a day!

Try running a business in Biden’s economy, Patti! 

She refuses to name the corporations ghosting her, saying her team is “still in some conversation” with them. Sure, sounds like those Zoom calls are going great. She told The Seattle Times, “Typically, we’d have a lot more companies who’d sign on the dotted line much earlier than the deadline. What we’re seeing is a bit of uncertainty.” 

Uncertainty? Or maybe companies are waking up to the fact that pandering doesn’t pay the bills.

Hearn says this year’s parade is safe, but 2026 might be a different story unless they can scrape together some cash. Her big plan? Beg for donations, chase grants, and throw fundraisers. Sounds like Seattle Pride’s about to become the world’s most fabulous GoFundMe.

So, what’s the takeaway? Woke Inc. is tightening the purse strings, and Seattle Pride’s learning the hard way that you can’t guilt-trip your way to a balanced budget. 

Maybe it’s time to rethink the “radical mutual aid” nonsense and focus on something sustainable. Or, you know, just keep blaming Trump. That’s bound to work. 

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Humongous blast at Iran's key port kills 8 injures over 750

The world woke to yet another grim spectacle from the Islamic Republic of Iran, where a colossal explosion at Shahid Rajaee, the nation’s largest commercial port near Bandar Abbas, has left at least eight dead and 750 wounded. 

This is no mere industrial screwup; it is a blazing emblem of Iran’s reckless priorities, its flirtation with catastrophe laid bare on Saturday morning.

The blast, which shattered windows, obliterated roofs, and reduced cars to smouldering husks, was felt 50km away—an apocalyptic tremor through the earth. 

Videos, verified by the BBC, capture the grotesque ballet: a fire swelling with malevolent intent, then a monstrous detonation. People flee, others lie broken amid smoking wreckage, the air thick with chaos. Aerial footage reveals at least three infernos raging, as Iran’s interior minister later confirmed the fire leapt from one container to another like a predator unbound.

“Still trapped under collapsed roofs and we are trying to rescue them,” one official told local media, per BBC Persian—a desperate admission of the human toll. The highways, littered with debris and rubble, resemble a war zone, not a hub of commerce. 

Shahid Rajaee, Iran’s most advanced terminal, sits on the Strait of Hormuz, a choke point for global oil. This is no backwater; it is a geopolitical nerve centre, 20km from Bandar Abbas, home to the Iranian Navy’s main base.

What caused this disaster? The answer, as ever with Iran, is a cocktail of incompetence and menace. Ambrey Intelligence, a private maritime risk firm, points to “improper handling of a shipment of solid fuel intended for use in Iranian ballistic missiles.” They note an Iran-flagged ship “discharged a shipment of sodium perchlorate rocket fuel at the port in March 2025.” 

The Financial Times had already reported two vessels ferrying fuel from China to Iran. State media, scrambling for a less damning narrative, quoted witnesses claiming the explosion followed a fire that spread to unsealed containers of “flammable materials.” Customs officials, via state TV, suggested a fire in a hazmat and chemical storage depot was the likely culprit. 

Ambrey later cited Iran’s National Disaster Management Organization, which revealed that officials had previously warned Shahid Rajaee about the safe storage of chemicals. Warnings, it seems, were as effective as whispers in a storm.

This is not a mere logistical failure; it is a window into Iran’s soul. A regime that prioritizes ballistic missiles over the safety of its people, that allows rocket fuel to be mishandled in its premier port, is not a state seeking stability. It is a state playing with fire—quite literally. 

The explosion’s timing, as Iranian and US officials met in Oman for a third round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program, is a stark reminder of the stakes. While President Trump’s administration seeks a deal to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief, Tehran’s actions scream defiance. The Iranian National Oil Production Company’s claim that the blast had “no connection” to its refineries or pipelines feels like a hollow deflection, a regime clutching at straws.

President Masoud Pezeshkian’s “deep regret and sympathy” for the victims rings as sincere as a crocodile’s tears. His promised investigation, led by the interior minister, is less about truth than containment. Iran’s history of obfuscation suggests we will learn only what the regime permits. Yet the facts are stubborn: a port critical to global trade, a stockpile of missile fuel, a fire that should never have started, and a blast that could not be contained. This is Iran’s governance in microcosm—hubris dressed as competence, danger masquerading as progress.

The world watches, and the question lingers: how many more explosions, literal or figurative, will it take before Iran’s recklessness is confronted? For now, the wounded lie in Bandar Abbas, the fires burn, and the regime marches on, undeterred by the wreckage it leaves behind.

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'Catholic'Joy Behar worried a "conservative guy" will succeed Pope Francis

The woke brigade on “The View” is at it again, clutching their pearls over the death of Pope Francis and fretting about the Catholic Church possibly—gasp—veering back to its traditional roots. You know, the Catholic Church kind of roots where killing babies is a sin and Jesus isn't gay.

Joy Behar, never one to miss a chance to flog her progressive dogma, had this to say about the late Pontiff’s passing on Tuesday: “I wonder because there might be a backlash against how good he was and how much humility he had compared to some of the leaders in this world right now, so there might be a backlash to it, and they’ll get some conservative guy in there who, you know, is anti-gay and everything else.”

Pope Francis, the Bishop of Rome and Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, died Monday morning, according to Vatican camerlengo Cardinal Kevin Farrell. His funeral’s slated for Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Peter’s Square, where the global elite will no doubt gather to mourn their favorite left-leaning cleric.

Behar’s co-host, the not so Sunny Hostin, chimed in with her own sanctimonious take, pining for a Francis clone to keep the Church on its progressive glide path. She waxed poetic about her personal struggles with Catholicism, citing the Church’s sex scandals and its stance on the LGBTQ+ crowd. 

“I’ve struggled with being a Catholic, but this pope changed things for me,” Hostin said. “I remember I was having this discussion with you, Joy, about how I feel like there’s a crisis of empathy in this country, that unless it happens to you, you can’t feel the empathy of it happening to somebody else. They’re going to deport that person. It’s not going to affect my family, so I don’t care that it’s affecting others.”

Hostin then gushed over a “60 Minutes” interview with Francis, quoting him like he’s the second coming of MLK: “We have to get over our hearts to feel again. We cannot remain indifferent in the face of such human dramas. The globalization of indifference is a very ugly disease.” She tacked on her own predictable two cents, declaring that this “globalization of indifference” is a condition “this country is suffering from.” Cue the violins.

Let’s cut through the sanctimony. Behar and her woke posse on “The View” are terrified that the Church might actually elect a Pope who doesn’t kowtow to their progressive checklist. They loved Francis because he was their guy—a Pontiff who gave a wink and a nod to their agenda while soft-pedaling centuries of doctrine. The thought of a “conservative guy” taking the throne of St. Peter sends them into hysterics, as if orthodoxy is some kind of hate crime. 

Meanwhile, these same champions of “empathy” stay mum about the brutal treatment of gays and women in certain Muslim-majority countries. Funny how their moral outrage has a selective mute button. It reminds me of how the so called rule of law is only legitimate when it comes to applying it to conservatives, but not, for example, to leftist judges who break it.

And then there’s their obsession with open borders, which they dress up as compassion but refuse to square with reality. 

The oxymoronically named Joy and Sunny will lecture you about America’s “crisis of empathy” while ignoring the victims of illegal immigration—folks who’ve paid in blood for the Biden administration’s open-door clusterfrack. They’ll shed crocodile tears for migrants but won’t spare a thought for the citizens murdered, assaulted, or displaced by the chaos their policies enable. 

National security? Rule of law? Those are just inconvenient details to these bleeding hearts. They’re too busy preaching “empathy” to notice the jihadists, drug lords, and human traffickers waltzing through our porous borders when Biden was our alleged POTUS.

The irony is thick. Behar and her ilk cheered Pope Francis for steering the Church toward their woke utopia, where dogma bends to ideology and borders are just lines on a map. Now they’re panicking at the thought of a Pope who might actually believe in, you know, Catholicism. 

Their hypocrisy is as blatant as their blind spots. They demand the Church mirror their politics while ignoring the carnage their ideas unleash. If they want to talk about a “crisis of empathy,” they should look in the mirror, hoping it doesn't crack.

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