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Source:  Federal Bureau of Investigation The FBI on Thursday afternoon published photos on its official website and Facebook page of a  person of interest  in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, urging the public to help identify him. A reward of up to  $100,000  has been offered for tips leading to an arrest. ( FBI via ABC News ) The images show a man in a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a dark long-sleeve shirt, captured on security cameras in a stairwell near the scene. Authorities caution that the individual has not been declared a suspect but is wanted for questioning. Kirk, 31, was fatally shot on  September 10, 2025 , while hosting a campus event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Police say the shooter fired a single round from a rooftop, then fled through a wooded area. A bolt-action rifle, palm print, and shoe impression were recovered nearby. ( The Guardian ) Two individuals were briefly detained but later released after invest...

  Trump as FBI Informant in Epstein Case? Speaker Johnson’s Stunning Claim Donald J. Trump Official Photo 2017 A political firestorm erupted this week after House Speaker  Mike Johnson  claimed that former President  Donald Trump was once an  FBI informant in the Jeffrey Epstein case . The revelation, if true, would add yet another dramatic twist to the long-running saga involving Epstein and his high-profile connections. The Claim that Sparked Headlines According to Johnson, Trump cooperated with federal investigators during their probe into Epstein. The assertion came during media appearances and quickly spread across outlets, from  NewsNation  to  The Telegraph . The Telegraph reported that Johnson’s remarks land at a moment when Trump is already facing heightened scrutiny for past ties to Epstein. Meanwhile,  Yahoo News  noted the claim has divided political commentators—some seeing it as credible, others dismissing it as a distracti...

Friday, August 29, 2025: Alaska Headlines   T oday's top news headlines in Alaska, reflecting the latest developments affecting communities, education, and local affairs. Key News Highlights Arrests Impacting Local Communities The FBI reported the arrest of the owner and manager of the Chelsea Inn, a move expected to have significant consequences for the local community. Education Reform Urgency Governor Mike Dunleavy strongly criticized the Alaska Legislature for failing to address urgent educational policy reforms. Alaska currently ranks 51st nationally in educational outcomes, and the governor emphasized that continued legislative delays have a direct negative impact on students’ futures. Dunleavy has threatened to call additional special sessions if meaningful changes are not made soon. State Attorney General Appointment Governor Dunleavy named Stephen J. Cox as Alaska’s new state attorney general today. The announcement marks a shift in legal leadership for the state. *More to...