Woman Goes on Rampage Inside Salt Lake City Boba Shop Over a Discontinued Cup

A woman went on a rampage inside of a Salt Lake City, Utah, Boba shop this week.

Surveillance video captured a woman vandalizing Sunny Honey Boba and Desserts on Monday.

A customer became angry with the Sunny Honey Boba employees after they informed her that a cup she wanted is no longer available.

The disgruntled customer repeatedly demanded the discontinued cup and began vandalizing the store.

The customer threw chairs at the employees and damaged the drive-thru speaker.

Fox 13 reported that the customer caused thousands of dollars in damage.

Police charged the suspect with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. Additional charges may be pending.

Via Fox 13:

Sunny Honey owner Cassie Vu said the shop was back open the next day, after staff spent the night cleaning up. But she said the encounter had a lasting effect on employees, including younger workers.

“They are shaking,” Vu said. “They’re still young, so they’re kind of afraid that happened.”

Vu said the confrontation involved a former customer and followed an earlier dispute over a cup the business no longer sells. She said the woman became upset after repeatedly asking employees for the discontinued cup.

During the encounter, Monday night, surveillance video showed her grabbing chairs and throwing them, then pulling items from the counter and hurling them toward employees.

Vu said, staff got the woman out of the business and said the woman damaged the drive-thru speaker system and took an iPad.

Vu estimates the damage between $5,000 and $6,000. But she said that’s secondary to the fear her employees experienced.

Salt Lake City police said officers located the suspect nearby after she left the business. Police say she was charged with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct, and additional charges could be considered in connection with her arrest.

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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/woman-goes-rampage-inside-salt-lake-city-boba/

Democrat Senate Candidate Tells GOP Opponent To “Shut Up” During Intense Debate In Critical Election

Troy Jackson, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Maine, told Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) to “shut up” during Thursday’s debate.

According to The Hill, the debate was briefly interrupted by an anti-data center protestor who started yelling while Collins spoke.

“So, this is obviously one of Troy’s supporters,” Collins said.

“Oh, shut up. I don’t even know that kid,” Jackson responded.

Watch below:

“Unacceptable behavior coming from Troy Jackson tonight,” the Maine GOP stated.

More from The Hill:

The rest of the forum focused on President Trump, campaign finances, immigration reform and the candidates’ voting record as the Senate race enters its final stretch.

Collins was pressed on her ties to the Trump administration at a time when only 36 percent of Pine Tree State voters approve of the president, according to a recent poll from The Washington Post and Schar School.

The senator pointed to her efforts to block Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s confirmation, saying she organized Republican opposition to his nomination. But she added that another GOP senator, likely referring to outgoing Sen. Thom Tillis (N.C.), changed his mind at the last minute.

Her opponent later accused her of only breaking with Trump and the GOP when her vote was not needed.

Collins is also the only Republican senator seeking reelection this year in a state that backed former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.

Jackson faced criticism from the audience, meanwhile, when he admitted to receiving $15,000 from the oil and pharmaceutical industry — breaking his campaign promise to reject money from billionaires and corporate political action committees.

Jackson accused Collins of “looking down on him and other working-class Mainers,” NEWS CENTER Maine stated.

“I do not look down on you or on anyone. I grew up in Caribou. My first job was picking potatoes, and I have worked since I was age ten,” Collins responded.

“Literally since I was age ten,” she added.

Watch below:

Maine Public shared further:

As he’d done throughout their three previous joint appearances, Jackson sought to portray Collins — a 30-year Senate veteran — as a key cog in a Republican majority in Congress that he says refuses to stand up to what he believes is a dangerous president.

“They will not stop Donald Trump and I do think our democracy is risk,” Jackson said before accusing Trump of trying to suppress the vote in November. “Donald Trump is trying every trick in the book to keep power. And we’ve already seen what he will do on Jan. 6 when he led an insurrection.”

And he repeated one of his favorite statistics — that Collins allegedly votes with Trump 96% of the time.

“The reality is that 100% of the time, when Donald Trump needs her, Susan Collins is going to be there,” Jackson said. “The votes that she throws away are managed votes that she already knows the outcome.”

As she’s done in previous debates, Collins accused Jackson of cherry-picking a number from a study that only examined about one-third of the votes that have been taken. The real figure, she said, is about 72%. And Collins pointed to years of analysis consistently showing her the most or one of the most bipartisan senators from either party.

“He is going to be an automatic vote for the Democratic position no matter what,” Collins said of Jackson. “We have lost a lot of the centrists and one of the reasons is we need people who will work across party lines.”

Watch the full debate below:

 

https://100percentfedup.com/democrat-senatendidate-tells-gop-opponent-shut-up/

The Final Humiliation: Biden Presidential Library May Never Exist - No Site, Accounts Virtually Empty, Donors Won't Give, and Worse

If you were eagerly waiting for the opportunity to purchase tickets for the Joseph R. Biden Presidential Library, you might want to pump the brakes.

The former president, largely remembered for his rapidly declining physical and cognitive health, accompanied by his incoherent rambling and nonsensical policy goals, risks being forgotten as plans for a library look increasingly bleak.

The U.K.’s Daily Mail reported Wednesday that the Joe and Jill Biden Presidential Library Foundation, according to tax documents from 2024, has just $4 million in funds. That’s all money left over from the former president’s failed campaign that year. It hopes to raise $11.3 million, but the total still seems modest for a presidential library.

In comparison, the Chicago Sun-Times reported the Barack Obama Presidential Center had a price tag of $1 billion.

Similarly, the Washington Examiner puts the estimate for a Donald Trump Presidential Library at $1 billion.

The lack of funds speaks to the sentiment amongst Democratic donors, who aren’t too enthusiastic about the idea.

“No real library will ever be built,” one said. “Sadly, for him, that ship has sailed.”

“I can’t speak for other donors, only myself, but I will not be contributing to it,” donor John Morgan concluded. “While I still have deep respect for the man I once knew, his legacy was tarnished by the decisions of those closest to him.”

The former president himself expressed hopes of his home state of Delaware being the site of a library, with the Daily Mail naming the city of Wilmington as a candidate.

While a riverfront location was an option, another could be the University of Delaware, but nothing is certain, as Biden’s representatives did not respond to the outlet’s request for a specific site.

The former 46th president’s records are currently being kept at the National Archives in Maryland, and more records from his days in the Senate are housed at the university.

What makes the situation worse comes from how funding could be secured.

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Despite the Daily Mail noting federal funds cannot go toward the project under the Presidential Libraries Act of 1955, state funds are still allowed.

Indeed, Delaware taxpayers would be the ones helping make this a reality. One plan indicated $48 to $60 million in construction funding available, but the office of the Mayor of Wilmington did not respond to a request for clarification as to whether that figure indicates the money is available for the project.

Scripture tells us that in the end there is justice, and for one of the worst presidents in history, it’s finding him now.

The sham is over.

Even Democrat donors do not care anymore about a man they once pretended was capable of running the country.

Why would they build a monument to someone who spent four years humiliating their party with his incompetent leadership?

https://www.westernjournal.com/final-humiliation-biden-presidential-library-may-never-exist-no-site-accounts-virtually-empty-donors-wont-give-worse/

Trump's new press secretary out of the job just days after rocky debut

Katie Zacharia is 'transitioning out' of her role after holding only one press briefing

Katie Zacharia is leaving her role as White House press secretary after only seven days following a rocky first week on the job, a source familiar confirmed to Fox News Digital.

President Donald Trump told Zacharia to "reconsider" the role, revealing to members of the press on the South Lawn on Friday that he told her: "You don't have to do this if you don't want to… I think you should reconsider."

A senior White House official tells Fox News that Katie is now "transitioning out" of the role. 

It comes as her one-week tenure was marked by mounting scrutiny over her legal credentials and a rocky debut before the White House press corps on Tuesday.  Critics have taken aim at Zacharia over her recent interviews attempting to recover from the bumpy start. 

Zacharia was named to the role Oct. 9 and stepped behind the White House podium for her first press briefing just days later on Oct. 13. The briefing lasted 14 minutes and Zacharia took only three questions.

White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia listens to President Donald Trump talk with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One en route to Alaska on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

"Maybe it’s not for her," Trump acknowledged in his brief remarks outside the White House on Friday.

When pressed if this update meant that Trump fired Zacharia, the president walked back. "No no. I want her to have a good life," he said. 

"She’s been brutalized by the media," Trump added. 

During an appearance on "Hannity" Thursday night, Zacharia was pressed over whether she could refer to herself as an attorney. Zacharia admitted she did not pass the bar exam and never obtained a law license in the United States.

"I had already pre-registered for the bar exam, and basically during the summer, I knew I would be living in China and the result of the bar would be inconsequential. I sat for it because I didn't want to have a withdraw status," she said.

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia speaks to the media in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House on Tuesday, October. 13, 2026 in Washington, D.C. The briefing was Zacharia's first.

Zacharia was also pressed on her fumbled briefing. 

"What I feel is I really stepped up to the plate with very little prep time," Zacharia said. "Given the fact that I'd been on the job less than maybe eight hours and had a briefing book in the morning, I feel like I did my very best, Sean, to deliver for the American people that day."

Zacharia's debut drew scrutiny over several verbal stumbles, including a moment when she mistakenly referred to her husband as "my president" before correcting herself, as well as the briefing's brevity, during which she took questions from just three journalists in 14 minutes.

Karoline Leavitt’s first White House press briefing lasted nearly 47 minutes, while Sean Spicer’s debut ran roughly 79 minutes. While Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ first briefing as press secretary lasted about 23 minutes in 2017.

TRUMP'S NEW PRESS SECRETARY FACES FIRST MAJOR TEST AS WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING ROOM ENTERS NEW ERA

A White House official told MS NOW earlier this week that she could end up with a shorter tenure than Anthony Scaramucci, whose notoriously brief stint as President Donald Trump's White House communications director lasted just 10 days before he was ousted in July 2017.

"Getting behind the podium is tough, but she got off on the wrong foot," the unnamed White House official said. "She needs to get much better, fast, otherwise she'll break Scaramucci's record."

Zacharia clearly did not recover enough in her short media sprint this week — where she attempted to clear up confusion about her lawyer credentials — and instead was pushed out of the job on Friday without another shot at the podium. 

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia arrives to a news briefing in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House on Oct. 13, 2026, in Washington, D.C. 

The White House doubled down on supporting Zacharia Wednesday when asked by Fox News Digital for comment on the Scaramucci comparison reportedly coming from the White House.

"Katie is a fabulous and wonderful addition to the team. She is uniquely qualified and whip smart to help inform the American people about all the great things President Trump and his Administration have been doing, and she will do an incredible job as Press Secretary," White House Communications Director Steven Cheung told Fox News Digital.

The White House X account @PressSec, formerly run by Leavitt before switching to White House Press Office, never switched over to Zacharia, and has still not posted since Oct. 7.

Zacharia, whom Trump described as an attorney when announcing her appointment, previously served as senior communications adviser to Trump Media & Technology Group, which operates the president's social media platform, Truth Social.

She also served earlier this year as deputy assistant secretary for public affairs and a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security for just six weeks. 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-casts-doubt-new-press-secretarys-future-after-rocky-white-house-debut

Kash Patel's Epic Troll Not Only Takes Down MS NOW, It Sucks in Others on Left As Well

 

There's an old saying from Ronald Reagan: "Well, the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so." 

We see this over and over again when we look at what people on the Left believe today. They've had ten years of believing all kinds of false stuff about President Donald Trump, including the Russia collusion hoax. 

We saw MS NOW screw-up badly, running a story claiming that FBI Director Kash Patel was landing in Russia right at that moment. Yet, this was completely false, despite them claiming they had "sources." So much for those sources. Patel was actually at a law enforcement appreciation event in Lynchburg, Virginia, as they were reporting he was in Russia. Local news reported him in Lynchburg, and a member of Congress posted a picture of himself and Patel. 

MS NOW's Ken Dilanian expressed "regret" for the report, while trying to justify it, referring to prior media reports of a "planned trip." Yet there had never been official confirmation of such a trip by Patel to begin with. It was just a ridiculous mess that anyone went along with this whole story. If this did stem from "leakers" with any connection to the FBI, this report also may have provided more information on who those leakers might be. 

Not only did the FBI shut down the false report of Patel being in Russia with some hard reality for the beleaguered network, but Director Patel also had a little fun with MS NOW on X in response. 

Now, that's pretty funny, and it really shows how bad the liberal media has been. 

But that wasn't all. His tweet also revealed how many on the left and/or in anti-Trump land seemed to have no idea of how royally MS NOW had screwed up, and many fell for the troll. It's another example of how liberals live in a bubble of their own belief, which doesn't always intersect with reality. Many attacked Patel, assuming he was in Russia and/or praising Russia. It was a festival of completely bad, clueless takes.

Remember this guy who thought he knew something once upon a time, the "Anonymous" guy? 

If there's anything dumb, you know this guy will be there to be found: 

The reality? Patel and the FBI are actually doing a good job. But that would require honest reporting. 

MS NOW put me in Russia based on two anonymous sources. I was in Virginia, honoring law enforcement at Liberty University. The network had to correct its false report. 

This was a basic verification failure. They were wrong about my location, and they are wrong about the successes of this FBI and our partnership with State, Local, and Tribal Law Enforcement. If a network cannot confirm where I was before putting it on air, how can the public trust its reporting on the work our agents and officers do every day? 

This is bigger than a false story about me. The men and women of law enforcement deserve accurate reporting while they protect communities and take violent criminals off our streets. 

Three apologies are owed: to this FBI, to the law enforcement community, and to the American People.

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2026/10/16/kash-patel-troll-sucks-in-liberals-n2208215