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 Threat — Kansas Man Accused of Mapping Rooftops
Donald Trump’s planned Kansas visit triggered a federal investigation after a 24-year-old man allegedly posted chilling threats online.
Jaden John Read was charged with threatening the president after investigators uncovered Facebook comments posted days before Trump’s October 19 appearance in Wichita.
In one message, Read allegedly wrote: “I know where your speech will be. Already mapped out roofs around,” while another declared: “Can we sh-- him in Kansas please I will myself.”
Investigators traced the account to Read, who faces up to five years in prison if convicted. Authorities have not established whether he surveyed rooftops or possessed weapons.
Kimberly Begged Hegseth & Murdoch to Help Save Her Job After Scandal Broke
Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly made some powerful calls when her ambassador job started crumbling!
The former Fox News host allegedly turned to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, media mogul Rupert Murdoch and Trump ally Tom Barrack for help after corruption allegations surfaced.
She reportedly sought “moral support” and asked Murdoch to pull Wall Street Journal articles about her, but he declined.
Guilfoyle resigned on October 13 after the Trump administration reportedly asked her to step down.
Donald Trump distanced himself, saying, “She wasn’t a member of my family.” Guilfoyle has denied wrongdoing, insisting, “These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity.”
Kohberger’s Lawyers Want Judge Off Post-Conviction Relief Case for Crying
Bryan Kohberger’s legal team is making a courtroom move, and it’s all about the judge!
His attorney, Gregory Rauch, wants Judge Steven Hippler removed from Kohberger’s post-conviction relief case, arguing the judge’s comments and emotional display during sentencing raised questions about impartiality.
Hippler had questioned whether anyone could trust Kohberger’s account, asking, “How can anyone ever be assured that what he speaks is the truth?”
Rauch also cited the judge wiping away tears, arguing the “cumulative appearance of partiality” was concerning.
Kohberger pleaded guilty to killing four University of Idaho students in 2025 and received four consecutive life sentences without parole.
Arkansas Man Found Shot & Stuffed in Barrel Identified — as Murder Remains Unsolved
A decades-old Lake Mead mystery has finally put a name to its victim — but the killer remains at large.
Edward Lelburian Jackson, who was in his 50s when he was killed, was identified after boaters discovered his skeletal remains inside a barrel in 2022.
Investigators used DNA genealogy testing to match him to relatives, who said they hadn’t seen him since the early 1980s.
Jackson died from a gunshot to the head, but how he ended up in Las Vegas remains unclear.
Despite speculation about organized crime, police say there’s no evidence supporting the theory. “The case will never be closed until we solve it,” Lieutenant Robert Price assured.
EXCLUSIVE: Mariah Scores Legal Victory as Judge Rejects Brother’s Explosive New Claims
Mariah Carey just hit a high note in her family courtroom feud!
A judge rejected estranged brother Morgan Carey’s attempt to add fresh emotional distress and defamation claims to his lawsuit over her 2020 memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey.
Morgan alleged his superstar sister called him her “ex-brother” and tried linking her to a mysterious YouTube documentary posted in 2024.
But the court found insufficient evidence connecting Mariah to the video or supporting his new allegations. Morgan was allowed to amend parts of his complaint, though.
The long-running legal battle has since taken another turn, with a subsequent ruling dismissing his remaining defamation lawsuit.
Fired ‘ICE Barbie’ Brutally Mocked Over Photo With New Hunting Dog
Kristi Noem’s latest hunting photo has unleashed a fresh round of online roasting — and her new dog is at the center of it!
The former Homeland Security secretary shared a picture with Foster on October 17 to celebrate pheasant hunting season, but critics quickly remembered her controversial confession about shooting her previous dog, Cricket.
One commenter joked, “This poor dog is staring at the camera like he’s on death row.” Others pleaded, “SOMEONE SAVE THAT DOG,” and “Please don’t kill him.”
Noem previously defended killing Cricket, saying, “I decided what I did.” Now, Foster’s photo has critics barking up a storm.
Bill Maher Says Trump Is ‘Cooked’ as Republicans Are in ‘Serious Trouble’ in Midterms — Just Days Before Podcaster’s ‘Great’ Dinner With Prez
Ivanka Trump Reportedly ‘Hates’ Natalie Harp and Believes She’s Trying to ‘Look Exactly Like Her’ as She Gets All Her Father’s ‘Attention’
Justin Bieber’s Ex Dead at 34 Just Months After Welcoming First Child — as Family Members Pay Tribute in Heartbreaking Message
Kylie Jenner Faces Intense Backlash After Making Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Debut in $50Million Fantasy Bra: ‘Her Entire Body is Plastic’
Christiane Amanpour Announces Shocking CNN Exit Amid David Ellison’s Takeover of Network
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