Despite claims by former President Trump of coordinated attacks, law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and ATF, have found no evidence of a coordinated effort behind the vandalism of Tesla properties. While individual incidents of arson, gunfire, and vandalism are being investigated across multiple states, these are currently being treated as isolated cases by authorities. Although groups like “Tesla Takedown” have organized protests, they have disavowed violence. The attacks, fueled by growing public negativity towards Elon Musk, are being investigated on a case-by-case basis.
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The FBI, reportedly at the behest of the Trump administration, is investigating recipients of EPA climate grants for potential fraud, effectively criminalizing climate science work. Nonprofits focused on environmental justice and green initiatives are among those targeted. This action is characterized as targeted harassment, potentially originating from EPA director Lee Zeldin, who concurrently eliminated the agency’s environmental justice offices. The investigation concerns grantees who were vetted and approved under existing EPA programs.
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A Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside a Las Vegas Trump Hotel, resulting in one fatality and seven injuries. Authorities believe the explosion was caused by a detonation system involving fireworks, gas tanks, and camping fuel, controlled by the driver. The FBI is investigating whether the incident constitutes a terrorist act, though they currently believe it to be isolated. Elon Musk confirmed the explosion was caused by explosives in the truck’s bed, not a vehicle malfunction, and that the Cybertruck’s design mitigated damage.
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A Tesla Cybertruck rented via Turo exploded outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas, killing the driver, Matthew Livelsberger, a US army veteran, and injuring seven bystanders. The vehicle was found to contain fireworks, fuel, and gas canisters. Investigations are underway, exploring a potential link between this incident and a similar New Year’s Day attack in New Orleans, also involving a Turo-rented vehicle and a former military member. The FBI is pursuing leads across multiple states and internationally.
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The discovery of an ISIS flag and weapons in the vehicle of Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old U.S. citizen and army veteran from Texas, has understandably caused significant alarm. The incident, which occurred in New Orleans, raises serious questions about the potential for domestic terrorism and the reach of extremist groups. The fact that the FBI is actively investigating possible associates suggests this may not be an isolated incident perpetrated by a lone wolf actor.
The FBI’s announcement that they are pursuing possible associates of Jabbar significantly shifts the narrative. It implies a potential network of support or a wider conspiracy, which moves the investigation beyond the actions of a single individual and into the realm of a coordinated effort, or at least a network providing aid and support.… Continue reading
Large, mysterious drones, some up to six feet in diameter, have been sighted across New Jersey and neighboring states, prompting investigations by the FBI and other agencies. These nighttime flights, which began last month, are concerning officials due to their proximity to military installations and the apparent sophistication evading detection. While authorities stress no immediate public safety threat, the drones’ origin and purpose remain unknown, leading to speculation and calls for increased restrictions on drone operation. The Pentagon, however, has preliminarily ruled out foreign adversaries as the source.
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Frustration over unexplained drone sightings in New Jersey is mounting among local officials and members of Congress. An FBI official testified before Congress that, despite over 3,000 reported sightings and an active investigation, they have yet to identify the source of the drone activity near sensitive sites. While no known threat exists, the unknown nature of the drones and their operators is deeply concerning, especially given their proximity to critical infrastructure. Lawmakers are demanding increased federal resources and collaboration to identify and address this ongoing issue.
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Following the fatal shooting of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City, police discovered a backpack containing Monopoly money in Central Park. The backpack, believed to belong to the unidentified gunman, also held a jacket, though its connection to the crime remains unclear. Investigators are focusing on a potential bus route from Atlanta, where the suspect originated, and are reviewing security footage from bus stations along the way. Despite the ongoing investigation, including a $50,000 reward offered by the FBI, the gunman’s identity and motive remain unknown.
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The decades-old mystery surrounding D.B. Cooper may finally be solved. Siblings Chanté and Rick McCoy III claim their father, Richard McCoy Jr., a former Vietnam War helicopter pilot with a history of plane hijacking, was D.B. Cooper. They presented a parachute allegedly used in the 1971 hijacking, found in their deceased mother’s shed, to investigators. The FBI, reportedly re-investigating the case, is now seeking to match DNA from the parachute to evidence from the original crime scene. This development suggests a potential breakthrough in the infamous unsolved case.
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Harun Abdul-Malik Yener, a homeless Florida man, was arrested for plotting to bomb the New York Stock Exchange. The FBI investigation began after a tip revealed bomb-making materials in his storage unit, including schematics and components for IED construction. Yener, who expressed intentions to “reboot” the government, later collaborated with undercover agents, obtaining materials and specifying the Stock Exchange as his target. He planned to release a statement justifying his actions following the bombing.
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