Signals are coming in hot — but don’t stress, we’re Keeping Tabs. Here’s the latest buzz and gossip that’s shaking up the conversation today…

EXCLUSIVE: Trump Assassination Fear — Woman Accused of Threatening to ‘Put a Bullet Through’ Prez
Trump’s game-day plans took a disturbing turn.
An Alabama woman allegedly threatened to put a bullet through Donald Trump days before his scheduled appearance at a college football game.
Megan Lorraine Utz, 36, reportedly posted on Facebook: “He’s not allowed in my stadium! I’ll put a bullet through him if he dares.” The post triggered an investigation involving the FBI, Secret Service and local police, who tracked her down and seized her cellphone.
Utz allegedly admitted making the post but claimed her phone had been hacked. Federal prosecutors accused her of threatening the president and transmitting threatening communications. The complaint does not establish that she had a firearm.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s Aide Natalie & Lutnick Were in ‘Near-Constant’ Contact With Kennedy Center Management
200 messages, one Kennedy Center and a whole lot of questions.
Donald Trump’s Kennedy Center dealings are under fresh scrutiny, with nearly 200 messages involving his inner circle now at the center of a legal fight.
A court filing identifies 19 texts between executive director Matt Floca and Trump aide Natalie Harp, plus around 180 messages involving Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Eleven of Harp’s messages were exchanged on September 15, when the board voted again to approve the venue’s temporary closure.
Lawyers for Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty argue the records could reveal Trump’s influence over the decisions. The administration claims presidential privilege, while the disputed messages remain under wraps.
EXCLUSIVE: DOJ Caught in Illegal Firing of Epstein Prosecutor as Judge Exposes Bondi’s Role in Her Dismissal
This dismissal just came back to haunt the DOJ.
Donald Trump’s Justice Department has suffered a courtroom setback after a judge ruled it illegally fired prosecutor Maurene Comey, who worked on cases involving Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Judge Jesse Furman found her July 2025 dismissal violated federal law and her constitutional rights, with court filings revealing that former Attorney General Pam Bondi directed the move.
Comey, daughter of former FBI chief James Comey, had received strong performance reviews before being abruptly fired. She alleged the decision was linked to Trump’s hostility toward her father, though the judge did not establish political retaliation. The administration plans to appeal.

Horror Shooting Near Florida College Stadium Leaves at Least 12 Injured Including Minors
A weekend ends in a devastating shooting case.
A homecoming football game near Florida A&M University ended in horror after 12 people, including six children, were shot near Bragg Memorial Stadium.
Fifteen-year-old Anthony Rivers III was arrested and charged as an adult following the October 24 shooting, which police believe may have erupted after an altercation. The youngest victim was just 11, while at least three people suffered serious injuries, including one in critical condition.
Rivers faces 11 counts of attempted second-degree murder and a firearm charge. He was denied bond and remains behind bars. Court records also link him to a separate alleged mall shooting last month.

Chris Slapped With Suspended 8-Month Prison Sentence After Pleading Guilty in London Assault Case
Chris Brown is dodging immediate jail time after a judge handed him an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, over a 2023 London nightclub attack.
The R&B star, 37, pleaded guilty to affray after striking music producer Abraham “Abe” Diaw with a glass tequila bottle at a Mayfair club.
Judge Tony Baumgartner called the attack “plainly dangerous” and warned Brown that fame offered no special treatment. His vocal coach and co-defendant, Omololu Akinlolu, also received a suspended sentence.
Both men must pay £1,500 in costs, while Brown’s freedom comes with a 12-month legal catch.

Trump Accused of Sexually Assaulting ‘At Least Five Women’ While in Epstein’s ‘Close Company’
New report puts Trump’s Epstein ties back in the spotlight.
Donald Trump is facing fresh scrutiny after a House Judiciary Committee report detailed explosive allegations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein.
The report cites accounts from 11 women, including five who accused Trump of sexual assault in Epstein’s company or presence. Former beauty queen Beatrice Keul alleged Trump assaulted her in a hotel suite in 1993, while Stacey Williams claimed he groped her as Epstein stood nearby.
One accuser, identified as “Katie Johnson,” alleged abuse when she was 13. Trump has denied being close to Epstein, while Democrats are demanding a “complete and independent investigation.”

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