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El Paso DA: Colorado nightclub shooting suspect had 2021 case dropped for lack of cooperation
According to the district attorney and recently unsealed court documents, the Colorado Springs Club Q shooting suspect had charges dropped in a 2021 bomb threat because terrorized family members refused to cooperate.
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Ancient “zombie viruses” found in mammoth and wolf remains
Ready for your daily dose of sack-shrinking fear-mongering from a reliable news source? Look no further. Pop Smoke Media has you covered. Today’s topic: “zombie viruses.”
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Pentagon fails FIFTH consecutive audit
Comptroller for the Pentagon, Mike McCord said, “I would not say that we flunked. The process is important for us to do, and it is making us get better. It is not making us get better as fast as we want.”
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Suspect in Vanessa Guillen case has pleaded guilty to multiple federal charges
In the case of the murder and disappearance of Vanessa Guillen, Cecily Aguilar, 24, has pleaded guilty to a single count of accessory after the fact, and three counts of making a false statement.
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Army & Navy begin roasting each other on social media ahead of rivalry game
The annual Army vs Navy football game is upon us, and the smack talk has officially begun. The verified Army and Navy social media accounts have started “taking shots across the bow” at each other in hilarious fashion.
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Army veteran 'went into combat mode' to stop nightclub shooter
In a heroic feat, a combat veteran, and group of bystanders, worked together to demobilize a shooter in a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub. 15-year army veteran Richard Fierro was at a drag show with his wife, daughter, and friends, to watch his daughter’s boyfriend perform, when 22-year-old Anderson Lee Aldrich entered the club and began to open fire.
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Family of 23-year-old Navy veteran James Muniz demand answers after his sudden death
In coordination with the VA, the hospital produced an optimistic looking treatment plan, including a surgery to remove the tumor. A full recovery was expected.
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Record for 2nd longest sniper shot possibly set in Ukraine
According to the Ukrainian military, an unnamed Ukrainian sniper killed a Russian soldier from 1.68 miles (2,710 meters) away. If true, this would have came close to breaking the world record for longest sniper shot.
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Phallic Shaped Flight Path Near Russian Military Base “Unintentional”
US Air Force Europe claims that an unusually shaped flight path made by pilots of a KC-135 Stratotanker is purely coincidental. Last week, a website called Flightradar24, dedicated to tracking aircrafts and their routes worldwide, cited a United States Air Force flight with a path shaped suspiciously like a penis pointing directly at a Russian Naval base in Syria. This situation garnered more attention than usual given the increasingly volatile relationship between the United States and Russia.
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Confused UK woman demands ban on Halloween decorations
A U.K. woman recently demanded a ban on all Halloween decorations after a trip to the bathroom left her confused. The unidentified woman claimed that a Halloween decoration – a sign that read “keep out” – confounded her and left her unable to determine the serviceability of a local businesses toilet.
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D.C. Officers Tagged ‘Threat to Safety’ Remain on the Force
MPD was ordered to rehire 37 of the 49 officers it fired in about six years, costing taxpayers $14.3 million, the D.C. Auditor found.
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107 year old WWII vet awarded Silver Star
107 year old Harold Nelson, possibly the oldest WWII veteran living in Colorado, was finally awarded the Silver Star for gallantry after decades of fighting to receive it.
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