Trump Just Designated ANTIFA As Terrorists...

President Donald J. Trump announced the official designation of ANTIFA as a “Major Terrorist Organization,” calling it a radical threat to national security and domestic stability. The declaration, made through social media, is part of Trump’s broader America First agenda and reflects his administration’s focus on combating domestic extremism linked to far-left ideology. The announcement has sparked ongoing debate in legal, political, and civil liberties circles over whether domestic groups can be formally classified under terrorism laws in the United States. Supporters argue the decision strengthens law enforcement priorities, while critics warn of potential overreach and threats to free speech protections. This development has placed ANTIFA, domestic extremism, and political unrest at the center of U.S. policy debates.

The controversy deepened when ABC suspended “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” following backlash over Kimmel’s remarks about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. During a monologue, Kimmel criticized MAGA supporters for distancing themselves from the accused killer, Tyler Robinson, despite his leftist ties. His comments drew immediate condemnation, with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr calling the segment unacceptable and threatening regulatory consequences for ABC affiliates. Nexstar Media Group quickly dropped the show, while ABC and Disney announced an indefinite suspension. President Trump celebrated the cancellation, while Vice President Kamala Harris and Senator Chuck Schumer criticized the FCC’s involvement, arguing it threatened free speech. Hollywood figures, unions, and media organizations expressed concern that the decision set a troubling precedent for satire, political commentary, and creative expression on television.

The death of Charlie Kirk continues to send shockwaves across U.S. politics, media, and culture. Ohio Senator J.D. Vance has called for the trial of Tyler Robinson to be televised, arguing that transparency is essential for public accountability. Influencer Dwight Rugg claimed some liberals celebrated Kirk’s assassination, fueling broader debates about political division and extremism. Local officials have also faced fallout, with a school board member resigning after backlash over comments related to Kirk’s death. Online accounts like Shadow of Ezra have amplified conspiracy theories, further intensifying speculation around the case. In response to the leadership vacuum, Turning Point USA named Kirk’s wife as its new CEO, highlighting both continuity and questions about the organization’s future direction.

Meanwhile, another high-profile case is unfolding in the entertainment and music industry. Celeste Rivas, a 15-year-old girl missing since April 2024, was discovered deceased inside a Tesla registered to musician D4vd in September 2025. The abandoned car, located in the Hollywood Hills, was impounded after neighbors reported a foul odor, leading to the discovery of her body in a plastic bag in the trunk. A tattoo on Celeste’s finger matched one worn by D4vd, though similar designs have been popularized by other celebrities. Reports surfaced of a leaked song, “Oh Celest,” raising questions about a possible connection between the singer and the victim, though no suspects have been officially named. The LAPD confirmed an active investigation, with D4vd cooperating while pausing his tour. The case has prompted widespread social media speculation, discussions about accountability, and comparisons to other high-profile controversies in entertainment.

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