Remains of 44 American Soldiers from Revolutionary War Are Finally Laid to Rest in Lake George Battlefield Park
May 25, 2026
More than 40 Revolutionary War heroes were finally properly laid to rest this weekend in New York.
The remains of the soldiers were discovered in 2019 during a construction project in Brooklyn, New York.
The soldiers’ remains were taken to the New York State Museum in Albany, New York. This weekend they were transported to their final resting place in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains.
Their remains were laid to rest Friday at the new Repose of the Fallen memorial in Lake George Battlefield Park – north of New York City.
Steve Bannon discussed the incredible story this weekend on The War Room.
It all began seven years ago with the discovery of unmarked graves with skeletal bones, centuries old and fragile, during routine construction work in Lake George. Among the artifacts found buried in the frozen earth were pewter military buttons from the First Pennsylvania Battalion, established in 1775 — which helped archaeologists date the remains back to the Revolutionary War, according to the museum.
The artifacts also linked the grave site to the 1775–1776 Quebec Campaign of the American Revolution. It is believed the site was a burial ground for Revolutionary War solders who had been housed at a makeshift smallpox hospital at the southern end of Lake George, according to Anderson.
“Conditions at the hospital at Fort George were not like we think of hospitals today,” Anderson said in a recent lecture about the discovery. “It was essentially a place to warehouse, and in this case, just isolate the sick.”
Lake George had, until this discovery, been associated more with the French and Indian War than with the Revolutionary War.
JUST IN: 69-Year-Old Army Veteran and Owner of ‘Trump House’ in Southern California Dies After Being Brutally Beaten
May 25, 2026
On Left: “Trump House” owner Kerry Sheron. On Right: Thomas Caleb Butler. Credits: Kerry Sheron Facebook and Thomas Butler Linkedin
Kerry Sheron, the 69-year-old owner of the ‘Trump house’ in Southern California, has died after being brutally beaten by a Navy veteran.
Sheron, an Army veteran, was violently assaulted by 32-year-old Thomas Caleb Butler in an unprovoked attack on May 20 outside of Sheron’s home.
Kerry Sheron decorated his Escondido home with Trump banners and American flags.
The Trump-supporting Army veteran died Sunday night just days after he was hospitalized in critical condition.
Butler was previously charged with attempted murder, elder abuse, making criminal threats and battery. His charges will be upgraded after Sheron died from his injuries.
Deputy District Attorney Ross Garcia said Sheron was violently attacked by Butler.
“It was a single punch to the jaw,” Ross Garcia said, NBC San Diego. “The victim then falls to the floor, and there are subsequent hits to the victim’s head area
The owner of a heavily decorated pro-Trump home in Southern California has died days after he was beaten to a pulp allegedly by a Navy veteran.
Kerry Sheron, a 69-year-old Army veteran known locally for covering his residence with MAGA banners and American flags, died Sunday night after nearly a week hospitalized in critical condition.
The attack happened May 20 outside Sheron’s home in Escondido, police said.
Prosecutors allege 32-year-old Thomas Caleb Butler attacked Sheron in what officials described as an unprovoked assault.
Butler, who has been described in local reports as a Navy veteran, has pleaded not guilty to charges including attempted murder, elder abuse, criminal threats and battery.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is actively positioning herself for a potential run for president in 2028, according to a new report.
The New York congresswoman has begun a “de facto national tour,” visited key early primary states, held meetings with Democratic insiders, and continues to build the kind of infrastructure that could fuel a White House campaign.
While AOC has not formally announced any decision, her recent moves, combined with strong early polling and a history of hiring veterans from Bernie Sanders’ presidential bids, have led many to speculate that she has something up her sleeve.
In a new report from Axios, reporters Alex Thompson and Holly Otterbein detailed how Ocasio-Cortez is making concrete steps toward a presidential campaign.
The report described her as “one of the biggest X factors in the 2028 Democratic primary,” noting that Democratic operatives believe she could “easily raise $100 million just from small-dollar donors, mobilize many supporters of Sanders’ past campaigns, and command attention as few other candidates could.”
The report points out that just this month, AOC has:
Rallied voters in Philadelphia for a left-wing congressional candidate in a competitive primary.
Spoken at a rally in Montgomery, Ala., about voting rights.
Addressed the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta with Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock. (Democrats note that Warnock, the church’s senior pastor, doesn’t always allow visiting politicians to speak at this church. Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg didn’t speak when he visited in March.)
Met with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter at the King Center in Atlanta to talk about data centers and voting rights.
Visited Morehouse School of Medicine, also in Atlanta, to discuss Black maternal health.
Rolled out several endorsements in races across the country.
Speaking at an event at the University of Chicago with former Obama adviser David Axelrod earlier this month, Ocasio-Cortez responded to questions about 2028 by saying, “They assume that my ambition is positional… They assume that my ambition is a title or a seat. And my ambition is way bigger than that. My ambition is to change this country.”
AOC is also reportedly considering a run for the Senate seat currently held by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Multiple polls have shown her as the heavy favorite in a hypothetical Democratic primary against Schumer.
Her team has long been weighing whether a presidential bid or a Senate challenge would allow her to “drive the most change,” according to sources close to her operation.
A source familiar with her thinking told Axios that AOC will decide which position to run for based on where she believes she can have the greatest impact.
Wayne Root on Stolen Election News… Good News & Bad News About The Deep State… The Great American Divorce… and the Demons on Display in Vegas (VIDEO)
May 25, 2026
Wayne reports on the biggest stories in America – Including stolen election news… good news & bad news about The Deep State… The Great American Divorce… and the demons on display in Vegas.
Watch Wayne’s “America’s Top Ten Countdown” with his World-Famous “Final Four” airing every Saturday at NOON ET/9 AM PT on Real America’s Voice TV Network. Also, watch Wayne’s new daily podcast, “WAR ZONE LIVE Presented by The Gateway Pundit” every weeknight from 6 PM to 8 PM ET/3 PM to 5 PM PT at TheGatewayPundit.com.
NEW: Over 20 People Hospitalized After Man Sprays Mystery Substance in Luxury Tokyo Mall
May 25, 2026
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Shopping became a dangerous activity.
The Japanese capital was hit with a mystery attack after an unidentified person sprayed an unknown substance in a luxury mall.
The incident led to over 20 people being taken to hospital.
Around 20 people injured at luxury shopping complex in central Tokyo after a man sprays a substance inside.
An AFP reporter at the scene saw two people on stretchers being put into an ambulance, while firefighters in hazmat suits brought people from the mall into specialised… pic.twitter.com/JdGMSWsuAg
“The Tokyo fire department said 26 people suddenly developed sore throats and felt unwell near the city’s luxury Ginza Six shopping complex. All but one of them were taken to hospital.
Their symptoms were believed to be mild, according to officials.”
Chemical Spray Incident Reported at Tokyo’s Ginza Six Mall
At least 25 people reported coughing and throat irritation after a man allegedly sprayed an unknown substance inside Ginza Six, one of Tokyo’s major luxury shopping complexes. Authorities launched an investigation as… pic.twitter.com/T6dQd7lgFA
Emergency workers wearing hazmat suits and face masks were seen helping people at the scene. Japanese authorities have not specified what substance was sprayed, but Japanese newspaper Yomiuri reported that police found traces of pepper spray.
“Tokyo police spokesman Yusuke Koide told French news agency AFP that a man sprayed a substance at an ATM on the ground floor of the building, while a local fire department official said ‘around 20 people were injured’ after a report of a ‘smell’.
The road in front of the mall – located in the touristy and upmarket shopping district of Ginza – was blocked off following the incident, and fire trucks lined the street.
[…] Japan remains shaken by the memory of a major subway attack in the 1990s when members of the Aum Shinrikyo cult released toxic gas [sarin] on trains, killing 14 people and making more than 5,800 ill.”
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