FBI Director Kash Patel has - on at least two occasions - ordered the elite security detail protecting his girlfriend, 27-year-old country music performer Alexis Wilkins, to escort one of her allegedly inebriated friends home after a night of partying in Nashville, according to three people with knowledge of the incidents who spoke with MS NOW.  The Agents assigned to protect Wilkins, members of a SWAT Unit usually assigned to the FBI Field Office in Nashville, objected to diverting from their assignment, but Patel insisted they do so at Wilkins’ request and, in one case, called the leader of Wilkins’ security detail and yelled at him to do so, sparking increasing concerns of a misuse of tactical resources within the FBI.

 HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE THIS IS THE LAST TIME WE ARE GOING TO BE IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. I AM GIVING IT ALL AWAY TO EVERYONE 

 THE DEMETRIOS KRITIKOS ENTERTAINMENT IS GOING THROUGH CHANGES IN THE NEW YEAR  I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE FOR EVERYTHING PEOPLE HAVE DONE AFTER 40 YEARS OF BROADCASTING AND BEYOND BUT WE ARE GOING THROUGH CHANGES AND YOU WILL NOTICE IT SOON

TODAY IS MY LAST DAY IN ABBEVILLE LOUISIANA AFTER 10 YEARS OF LIVING HERE ITS TIME TO GO  HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026 

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s win is a template for Democratic revival The New York mayor-elect married socioeconomic policies and message discipline to moral clarity. Democrats should apply the same principles going forward Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York City mayoral race is more than an improbable municipal election win; it is a template for Democratic revival, one that can marry socioeconomic policies and message discipline to unambiguous moral clarity. I first interviewed Mamdani shortly after Donald Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris left the Democratic Party in tatters. Already a declared candidate, the unabashed democratic socialist spoke with hyperfixation on affordability and the need to reorient the Democratic Party away from Wall Street and toward the working class. I interviewed Mamdani multiple times over the next year, including amid a surge of Islamophobic attacks in the final weeks of the mayoral campaign.

As the Senate advances a plan to end the government shutdown, what happens now? As the ongoing government shutdown was poised to begin in late September, three members of the Senate Democratic conference — Nevada’s Catherine Cortez Masto, Pennsylvania’s John Fetterman and Maine’s Angus King — broke party ranks and voted with the Republican majority to prevent the breakdown. That gave GOP leaders 55 votes, five short of the 60-vote threshold. At that point, the Republican plan, in a nutshell, could be summarized in one word: wait.