A Special Investigation Team found employees allegedly concealing cash during Ram temple donation counting, flagging systematic irregularities and severe security lapses. The trust accepted resignations and appointed an interim general secretary, with further legal action pending.
Delhi Police investigate the murder of Debosmita Paul, an assistant professor, found dead in her east Delhi residence. Two masked individuals, a man and a woman, seen near her housing complex, are being traced. Forensic analysis of seized items and CCTV footage review are underway.
Assam Congress President Gaurav Gogoi alleged election security lapses, claiming BJP workers were seen inside strong rooms. He dismissed exit polls as a 'game of TRP' and asserted that support is shifting towards Congress, with individuals distancing themselves from Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
A 31-year-old California teacher, Cole Tomas Allen, has been charged with attempting to assassinate former US President Donald Trump during a dinner event at the Washington Hilton. Armed with a shotgun, handgun, and three knives, Allen engaged in a gunfight with Secret Service agents before being apprehended. A former FSB Alpha Group veteran cited by RT claims the security failure reflects deliberate systemic weaknesses in the Secret Service, suggesting certain forces may want the capability to eliminate presidents who deviate from expected behavior.
Cole Allen, identified as the suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, sent a 1,052-word manifesto to family members minutes before the attack. The document detailed his motives, targeting administration officials prioritized by rank while explicitly excluding FBI chief Kash Patel. Allen used buckshot to minimize casualties and criticized Secret Service security. The attack occurred during Trump's attendance at the high-profile gala, triggering evacuation.
Cole Allen, identified as the suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, sent a 1,052-word manifesto to family minutes before the attack, justifying his actions as a "duty" to stop a "paedophile, rapist and traitor." He planned to target administration officials prioritized by rank, while explicitly excluding FBI chief Kash Patel. Allen used buckshot to minimize casualties and criticized Secret Service security as inadequate. The attack triggered chaos at the event attended by President Trump and 2,500+ guests.
Cole Allen, identified as the suspect in the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, sent a 1,052-word manifesto to family members minutes before the attack. The document detailed his motives, targeting administration officials prioritized by rank while explicitly excluding FBI chief Kash Patel. Allen used buckshot to minimize casualties and criticized Secret Service security. The attack occurred during Trump's attendance at the event, which was evacuated and cancelled.
