A Wisconsin woman pretended to be a school teacher so she could abuse white children and segregate the students by race.

Amy Jones, 23, posed as a substitute teacher at Rufus King High School in Milwaukee on September 24.

Jones told investigators she was “bored,” so she went to the high school and told staff that she was a substitute teacher.

Staff at Rufus King High School allowed Jones to substitute teach for the day after eight other teachers called in sick.

Jones admitted to having the ‘birds and the bees” talk with the students in the classroom.

According to the students, Jones screamed at them and abused the white boys in the class. She used “profane language and racial slurs.’

Jones allegedly told the white students that they looked like the type to start school shootings.

The imposter teacher also told the young girls that they looked like hookers.

Jones was arrested and charged with six felony counts and is facing up to 20 years in prison.

WISN reported:

According to Milwaukee County prosecutors, Jones, a former student at the school, entered the building on Sept. 24, told office staff she was a substitute teacher, and was placed in a classroom for the first three periods.

Students reported to a school resource officer that Jones was “using profane language, racial slurs, sexually derogative statements and organizing students by race and gender in class.”

A 16-year-old boy told police, “The teacher was cursing and screaming at the students and that she called a student ‘fat boy,’ asked a student if she wanted to be a stripper or a hooker,” and told two white boys in the class “they were the type of people to start school shootings.”

Students also told police that Jones asked them if they were gay or virgins. At least one student recorded her behavior and shared the video with police.

The school principal told police that eight teachers had called in sick that day, and only seven of those positions were filled. She said she believed Jones “got lucky because there happened to be an unfilled position.”

The principal became aware of the situation during the third period and had Jones escorted from the building.

Wisconsin woman pretends to be a school teacher just so she could call the kids fat and separate them by race.

23-year-old Amy Jones was reportedly “bored,” so she walked into Rufus King High School and told staff she was a substitute.

The school believed her and assigned her to a class.

Jones then walked into the classroom and separated the kids by race.

She then singled out multiple students, calling one a future hooker, another fat, and said some of the students looked like they were the type of people who had incest.

Jones faces 20 years in prison. She says she did the stunt because she was bored and “hates kids and just wanted to mess around.”

Diabolical.

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 9, 2026

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Elon Musk announced Thursday that Starlink Mobile is close to offering nationwide phone coverage in the U.S. after securing tools that will help signals penetrate through walls and other obstructions.

Musk shared an X post from Sawyer Merritt, a prominent Tesla investor and commentator, who wrote: “AT&T CEO: Starlink Mobile won’t be able to penetrate walls. SpaceX: We’ve acquired 800 MHz spectrum, which will allow Starlink Mobile to provide better indoor coverage, including signals that can penetrate walls and other obstacles. People are underestimating Starlink Mobile.”

Musk noted that “this is the last critical piece of the spectrum puzzle needed for SpaceX to provide complete phone coverage in America.”

This is the last critical piece of the spectrum puzzle needed for SpaceX to provide complete phone coverage in America

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 8, 2026

A Friday report from CBS News said that SpaceX agreed to buy licenses for radio airwaves that will help the Starlink Mobile satellite business offer cell service inside of buildings, allowing it to compete with other major carriers.

The agreement still requires approval from the Federal Communications Commission, but if it’s allowed to move forward, it would permit Starlink to combine its satellite-to-mobile transmissions with “an advanced terrestrial deployment that can seamlessly connect devices everywhere,” a company statement read.

SpaceX did, however, add that the FCC has approved Starlink Mobile’s application to launch 15,000 satellites to transmit radio waves in the 2 gigahertz band and connect directly to cell phones.

“These airwaves are compatible with existing handsets, and we do not foresee obstacles to regulatory approval,” UBS analyst John Hodulik told investors.

“That said, we still believe it will take time for SpaceX to scale its wireless ambitions, and the impact to near-term wireless industry fundamentals is limited.”

This news comes as a new documentary entitled “Musk” is set to open in Los Angeles and New York theaters on Friday.

The film, said to be critical of the world’s first trillionaire, included clips of his own employees saying negative things about him and his companies, NBC News reported.

Musk already slammed the four-hour film as a “hit piece” that is “boring,” and went after director Alex Gibney, according to Variety.

Musk said that Gibney had “just assembled a hit list of people who either have an axe to grind or don’t even know me (but still have an axe to grind).”

He added that the director has “ZERO integrity” and is a “horrible human.”

@WR4NYGov Gibney just assembled a hit list of people who either have an axe to grind or don’t even know me (but still have an axe to grind).

He has ZERO integrity. Horrible human.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 9, 2026

Musk also made headlines this week with his America PAC after it ramped up midterm spending, with Election Day less than three weeks away.

“As of October 6, America PAC, the main Musk-affiliated super PAC, had deployed $24.8 million of the $31 million it has spent on this year’s races into seven key U.S. Senate contests that are widely seen as close — if not toss-ups — and represent a path for Democrats to take control of the chamber this November,” an article from Wired magazine read.

Republicans are currently fighting to maintain their slim majority in the House of Representatives, while also protecting their precarious 53-47 edge in the Senate, as President Donald Trump urges citizens to vote.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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President Trump has canceled his planned trip tomorrow to the Georgia vs. Alabama college football game in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, due to Hurricane Isaias in the Gulf of America.

Trump told reporters earlier this week, “I love Alabama. I got to go to a game.”

But “if there’s an emergency or there’s a hurricane, I don’t want to do anything to take the focus of all of the great people that work on those things,” he said, suggesting he might cancel his plans.

“I haven’t heard about a hurricane. A hurricane is going in the vicinity of Alabama? That’s not good. Certainly, I’m going to let the hurricane determine. I want people to be safe. That’s all.”

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The storm is expected to make landfall near the Florida panhandle Friday night and make its way toward the Carolinas.

Several college football games were altered because of the storm, with six changing their kickoff times and one being canceled entirely.

ESPN’s “College GameDay” announced it would be broadcasting indoors at the Tuscaloosa campus because of the storm.

The Bulldogs are the second-ranked team in the nation, while Alabama is sixth – both squads are undefeated.

Trump said on Friday that he wants first responders to be focused on the storm and “in no way be thinking about the safety, or presence, of the President of the United States, ME!”

“Therefore, I will miss that potentially unbelievable Game, Alabama vs. Georgia but, hopefully, the Game will go on despite the weather!” he said, adding that he will visit both teams “at a later date” and will hold a rally for Republicans in Tennessee in the near future.

Full statement below:

Based on the fact that a huge Hurricane/Storm is coming, it is important to have our wonderful First Responders, Law Enforcement, and others, focused on that Storm, and in no way be thinking about the safety, or presence, of the President of the United States, ME! Therefore, I will miss that potentially unbelievable Game, Alabama vs. Georgia but, hopefully, the Game will go on despite the weather!

I will be visiting both of those Teams at a later date. Instead, I will go to Tennessee, where we have quickly called a Big Rally in order to get our fantastic Congressional Candidates, our Great Senator, Bill Hagerty, and a woman who will go down as one of the most impactful Governors in the State’s History, Marsha Blackburn, elected! President DONALD J. TRUMP

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Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson surprised reporters in the White House press briefing room while visiting President Trump, and he took a few questions.

Though details from their meeting are unclear, Tyson reportedly gave the President a letter from disgraced rapper and producer Sean “Diddy” Combs in January, and he recently opened up about the exchange on an episode of SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live.”

Tyson is attending President Trump’s rally in Syracuse, New York, tonight. The two departed the White House together and boarded Marine One.

Mike Tyson is flying with @POTUS to his rally in Syracuse, New York tonight https://t.co/TwHqJC1YsK

— Jordan Conradson (@ConradsonJordan) October 9, 2026

Earlier, Tyson stopped by the briefing room and took questions from reporters.

Lindell TV’s Cara Castronuova asked Tyson whether he thinks Republicans will win the midterms.

“I believe Donald Trump is going to win,” he responded.

WATCH:

Tyson took several questions from reporters and said the President invited him to the New York rally, confirming that he would travel with him to Syracuse and is “looking forward to it.” He declined to say what he spoke with Trump about.

Cara Castronuova asked him several questions, including who he thought was the greatest fighter of all time, and he said, Muhammad Ali.

WATCH:

Trump and Tyson spoke briefly to reporters earlier while departing the White House.

“I won’t be fighting him today, but I’ve been his fan for a long time. We’ve been friends for a long time, Iron Mike, ain’t nobody like him,” Trump said.

“He’s going with us to Syracuse, and we’re fighting for a great gentleman, you know, Bruce Blakeman and a couple of congressmen, and we think we have a chance at the Congress too, the two, and we’ll have a good time. We have a big audience. We’ve been sold out at every arena, and like every single arena, we have a line waiting, trying to get in. And they’ll be happy to see Mike.”

WATCH:

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Country star Ella Langley on Friday evening abruptly canceled her concert in Tulsa, Oklahoma, over a “serious security threat.”

Details about the security threat are unclear.

Ella Langley was scheduled to perform at the BOK Center in Oklahoma on Friday night.

“I refuse to put anyone in harm’s way,” Langley said.

Fox News reported:

Country music star Ella Langley abruptly canceled a scheduled concert after a “serious security threat” raised concerns about the safety of fans, venue staff and her team, the singer announced in an Instagram post.

“Due to a serious security threat involving the safety of my fans, the venue staff, and my team, the incredibly difficult decision was made to cancel tonight’s show. This decision was made under the advisement of local authorities, the venue, and my security team,” the music star began.

She said the decision followed guidance from local authorities, venue officials and her security team, adding that she refused to put anyone in danger. The singer did not disclose the nature of the threat or provide additional details.

“I know how much time, travel, money, and planning goes into coming to a show, and I can’t tell you how sorry I am. This is not a decision that was made lightly. I was so looking forward to spending tonight with you, but your safety will always mean more to me than anything else. I refuse to put anyone in harm’s way,” the country music star’s statement concluded.

The BOK Center released a statement on Friday evening.

“The safety and well-being of everyone involved is our absolute priority, and after careful consideration, we have determined that the show cannot proceed. We understand the disappointment this news brings and apologize to fans who planned to attend. The safety of fans is our foremost concern and will always come first,” the statement read.

https://t.co/dNx9ETiga8

— BOK Center (@BOKCenter) October 9, 2026

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Ocean water flooded homes and businesses in Newport Beach on Friday as Tropical Storm Rachel barrels toward Southern California.

The National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center issued a Tropical Storm Watch for Southern California.

This is California’s second-ever tropical storm watch. The Eastern Pacific is much warmer than usual this year because of a historically strong El Niño weather pattern.

The last time a tropical storm made landfall in Southern California was in 1939, AccuWeather reported.

Rachel was a Category 2 hurricane earlier this week and was just downgraded to a tropical storm as it churns in the Eastern Pacific.

The tropical storm is forecast to make landfall in San Diego late Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Large swells and high tides from the tropical storm caused major flooding in coastal cities in Orange County such as Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and Huntington Beach.

Long Beach is also getting slammed with powerful waves and coastal flooding.

Videos posted to social media show oceanfront homes at Newport’s famous break, The Wedge, flooded.

Dramatic video shows the streets turned into rivers as cars slowly drove through the flooded neighborhoods.

Cars were submerged in the ocean water on Newport’s Balboa Peninsula.

WATCH:

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