This seems like it couldn’t possibly be real, but sadly it is. A tourist in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was walking down the street when suddenly a massive sink hole opened up and swallowed her whole. Reports say she immediately fell 26 feet and was likely “swept away” by running water underneath. Rescue crews immediately jumped in but it does not appear she will be found alive. Watch here: Malaysian rescuers race to save Indian woman swallowed by 8-metre sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur; viewer discretion advised (VIDEO) Woman who fell into sinkhole likely swept away by underground current Sinkhole victim was due to return to India tomorrow, say cops pic.twitter.com/pLqhso4EPk — Gamal Dobahi جمال الدوبحي (@dobahi) August 23, 2024 Full screen video player here: Malaysian rescuers race to save Indian woman swallowed by 8-metre sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur; viewer discretion advised (VIDEO) Woman who fell into sinkhole likely swept away by underground current Sinkhole victim was due to return to India tomorrow, say cops pic.twitter.com/pLqhso4EPk — Gamal Dobahi جمال الدوبحي (@dobahi) August 23, 2024 Different angle here: An Indian tourist went missing after falling into an 8m-deep sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur on Aug 23.The authorities have since searched all six manholes from Jalan Masjid India – where the incident happened – as well as a sewerage pond in Pantai Dalam, but there were no signs pic.twitter.com/NuRRTi3XI7 — Dagaatigirl_gh (@dagaati_girl) August 27, 2024 Full screen video player here: An Indian tourist went missing after falling into an 8m-deep sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur on Aug 23. The authorities have since searched all six manholes from Jalan Masjid India – where the incident happened – as well as a sewerage pond in Pantai Dalam, but there were no signs pic.twitter.com/NuRRTi3XI7 — Dagaatigirl_gh (@dagaati_girl) August 27, 2024 The AP reports the following details: The search for an Indian tourist who was swallowed by a sinkhole in Malaysia’s capital entered a seventh day Thursday, with the operation hampered by strong undercurrent flows and worries about soil instability after a second sinkhole emerged nearby. Vijaya Lakshmi Gali, 48, was walking along a road in the Dang Wangi area in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 23 when the pavement beneath her suddenly collapsed. She plunged into the 8-meter-deep (26-foot-deep) sinkhole and disappeared. Rescuers have found no trace of her so far except for her slippers. The search operation has involved tracker dogs, remote cameras and ground-penetrating radar. Searchers have flushed portions of the underground drainage system using high-pressure water jets and excavators to remove debris. What a horrible way to go. One minute you’re just walking down the street and the next minute you’ve fallen 26 feet into darkness and you’re whisked away in rushing underground water. Absolutely awful.

Donald Trump’s golf game has always been a spectacle! Whether it’s his powerful drives or his precise putts, he leaves everyone shaking their heads. And let’s not forget the hole-in-ones! Trump is asked how many holes-in-one he has had. He claims 7. pic.twitter.com/87gLDLsnaZ — Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) June 22, 2023 Recently we saw Trump on the course, stating that he offered a cool $1M to Joe for a golf match. We all know how that would go down. It’d be no competition! #WATCH: Former President Donald Trump says he offered President Joe Biden $1M for a golf match: “I offered him a Million dollars. He said he’s a 6. I said I’ll give you a million dollars if you can break 100. Now a 6 can break 100 easy, but he can’t.” (Via @pgamemes_) pic.twitter.com/hnFwyGyrqq — NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) August 27, 2024 Fox News reported: The 45th president challenged President Biden to a golf match, even offering $1 million to a charity of Biden’s choice if he were to lose. “I’m also officially challenging crooked Joe to an 18-hole golf match right here on Doral’s Blue Monster, considered one of the greatest tournament golf courses anywhere in the world, one of the great courses of the world,” Trump said Tuesday. “It will be among the most-watched sporting events in history. Maybe bigger than the Ryder Cup or even the Masters. “And I will even give Joe Biden 10 strokes a side. Ten strokes, that’s a lot. That means 20 strokes, in case you don’t play golf. And if he wins, I will give the charity of his choice, any charity of his choice, $1 million. And I’ll bet you he doesn’t take the offer.” He was right. Biden turned it down. Now here’s a putt from the President that really brought the cheers! Notice the double take he makes. President Trump wins the Club Championship at Trump Palm Beach on a walk-off putt. pic.twitter.com/UfefNeGlOs — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) March 18, 2024 Just watching this next shot of his makes me want to head out to the course! And look how beautiful the sky is! WOW Trump came within two feet of a hole in one on this shot…… he hit the pin .. pretty cool pic.twitter.com/1ik69gL2AG — @Chicago1Ray (@Chicago1Ray) August 11, 2024   He makes it look so easy! But while Trump’s golfing skills are well-known, there’s another side to the story, one that involves some of the game’s most accomplished players. Maybe there is a way we can greatly improve our game. Have you ever heard of Allen Doyle? Or perhaps Charles Howell III? What about Justin Rose? They’re just a few of the many professional golfers who have clinched major victories. And they all have a secret weapon in common. Something they keep tucked away. Tucked behind their shirts. What is it? Well, you see, they all won while wearing a little-known accessory: the stress-reducer Q-Link, winner of “Best New Product” at the PGA Fall Expo. https://wltreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/q-link-golfers-testimonials.mp4 This little pendant has quietly become the go-to for those looking to gain a competitive edge on the course. While wearing the Q-Link, players were nearly five times more likely to immediately reach an optimal range, and this was demonstrated throughout the body. Q-Link technology is a powerful tool for anyone interested in optimal health and wellness, and will support, promote and benefit peak performance in sports.” -David C. Rupley, Jr., MD These players aren’t just talented; they’re strategic. And their choice to wear Q-Link just so happens to coincide with some of their most memorable performances. What’s the chances of that? Whether it’s draining a long putt under pressure or finding that extra bit of distance off the tee, the Q-Link has been there, silently enhancing their game…hidden behind their polo shirts. So, what makes Q-Link so special? It’s not just a piece of equipment—it’s a tool for mental clarity, stress reduction, and focus. All critical elements for success on the golf course. If it’s good enough for the pros, it’s worth considering for any golfer serious about their game. Ready to take your golf game to the next level? The Q-Link might just be the secret weapon you’ve been looking for. (BTW, just want to let you know that since publishing previous articles promoting this about a month ago, the demand has skyrocketed! Good news is that we’re already getting great feedback from you guys! People are noticing drastic changes in their health! The bad news is… the supplier is now running out of some favorite designs!) Get yours before your favorite style is sold out!! The Q-Link pendant is worn by more than 200 touring professional golfers on the four major golf tours (PGA, Champions, LPGA, and European). It was worn by players during victories in more than 10 major golf championships. It was worn by the members of the European Ryder Cup team when it beat the U.S. in 2002. It was worn when the decades old PGA 72 hole scoring record was broken by Mark Calcavecchia. Here are the players on the four major tours that have worn the Q-Link pendant during tournament play: PGA Bob Burns Brett Quigley Charles Howell III D.A. Points David Frost Dicky Pride Doug Barron Fred Funk Gene Sauers Glen Hnatiuk Greg Owen Hank Kuehne Jay Williamson Jeff Brehaut Jerry Kelly Jesper Parnevik John Rieggar Jose Coceres Mark Calcavecchia Michael Allen Pat Perez Patrick Sheehan Rocco Mediate Scott McCarron Stephen Leaney Ted Purdy Tom Pernice Jr Tommy Armour 3 CHAMPIONS Allen Doyle Bob Charles Bob Murphy Bob Walzel Bobby Lincoln Bruce Fleisher Bruce Summerhays Charles Coody D.A. Weibring Dara Quigley Dave Barr Dave Stockton Des Smyth Doug Johnson Eammon Darcy Ed Dougherty Ed Fiorli Fred Gibson Gary McCord Graham Marsh Howard Twitty Hugh Baiocchi J.C. Snead Jack Spradin James Mason Jay Overton Jay Sigel Jerry McGee Jim Ahern Jim Albus Jim Colbert Jim Thorpe Joe Inman John Bland John Jacobs John Schroeder Jose Marie Canizares Kermit Zarley Leonard Thompson Mark McCumber Mike McCullough Mike Smith Pete Oakley Rafael Navarro Raymond Floyd Roger Davis RW Eaks Sam Torrence Sammy Rachels Stewart Ginn Tom Jenkins Tom Purtzer Vicente Ferandez Walter Hall Water Morgan LPGA Audra Purkes Beth Bader Brandy Burton Britney Lincicolm Candi Handimann Charlotta Soranstam Christina Kim Leslie Spalding Maria Hjorth Mikaela Parmlid Nancy Scranton Nicole Jeray Patricia Baxter Johnson Paula Marti Sally Little Sheri Steinhaur EUROPEAN Alan McLean Alistair Forsyth Andrew Coltart Andrew Oldcorn Barry Lane Ben Mason Benoit Teilleira Bernard Langer Brett Rumford Carlos Rodiles Christian Cevaer Damien McGrane David Dixon David Lynn Eduardo Romero Ernie Els Euan Little Fernando Roca Francois Delamontagne Frederik Jacobsen Fredrik Andersson Hed Gareth Paddison Gary Birch Jnr Gary Evans Gary Murphy Gonzalo Fdez-Castro Graeme McDowell Greg Bourdy Iain Pyman Ian Woosnam Ivo Giner Jamie Donaldson Jarrod Moseley Johan Axgren John Bickerton Jon Lomas Jose Manuel Lara Kenneth Ferrie Leif Westerberg Mark Sanders Marten Lafeber Marten Olander Martin Le Mesurier Martin Maritz Matthew Hazelden Matthew King Mattias Eliasson Michael Jonzon Miguel Angel Martin Mikael Lundberg Mikko Illonen Miles Tunnicliff Nick Dougherty Nick Faldo Patrik Sjoland Paul Broadhurst Paul McGinley Pelle Edberg Per Nyman Peter Baker Peter Fowler Peter Lawrie Peter O’Malley Philip Golding Phillip Price Raphael Lucquin Raymond Russell Richard Finch Richard Sterne Robert Karlsson Robert Rock Sam Torrance Sam Walker Sandy Lyle Santiago Luna Scott Drummond Simon Dyson Simon Wakefield Stephen Gallacher Steve O’Hara Steve Webster Stuart Little Stuart Manley Sven Struver Trevor Immelman One believer is Bruce Fleisher. He won the U.S. Seniors Open the week after he started wearing a Q-Link. “Golf’s about attitude, and that’s where the Q-Link comes in,” he said. Q-Link is the Tour-tested way to enhance your focus, your clarity and your ability to make better decisions, hit better shots and shoot lower scores. According to its makers, Q-Link helps optimize mental focus and reduces the symptoms of stress that can ruin a great round of golf. Developed by Clarus Research, the Q-Link pendant acts like a tuning fork to harmonize the body’s natural biochemical energy. In the process, it enhances your body’s innate energy resulting in a higher level of mental sharpness. In addition to reducing the effects of emotional stress, it staves off the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) generated by electronic equipment such as cell phones, computers, and video monitors. The Seattle Times reports: (The company) describes Q-Link as a passive device that can strengthen resistance to the harmful effects of stress, and claims that people who wear a Q-Link are calmer, sleep better, think more clearly, are more focused and have greater energy and stamina. I put it around my neck and waited to see what would happen. The next day I felt better, and the day after that I smiled, more than once. A few more days and I caught myself laughing. Gradually, I began to feel more like myself and more able to cope. Part of the Q-Link promise was proving true as the stress in my life became manageable again. I also felt a little more energetic and generally happier. Now, some months later, I’m still wearing the Q-Link, and I feeling good most of the time. How does the Q-Link work? Well, you know how EMF damages our body?…. Beneficial Resonance with Your Biofield In 1994, the National Institutes of Health in the United States adopted a new term – biofield – to describe a growing body of research showing a subtle field that permeates and extends beyond the physical body. The biofield is something you’ve probably already noticed: a vital force that animates our bodies and powers our daily lives. When our biofield is out of balance, we’re out of balance. Disease, fatigue, and apathy all reflect a compromised biofield. When something improves our biofield, such as the Q-Link, it enhances our sense of well-being. Every day, our biofields are negatively impacted by flickering computer monitors, irate bosses, cell phones, emotional stress, tabloid television, and traffic jams. We are literally bombarded with frequencies that wear us down. That’s why it is essential to recharge. Q-Link products tune up your biofield through a resonant effect that harmonizes your energy and helps you to navigate smoothly through a stressful world USING YOUR Q-LINK The Q-Link pendant should hang around your neck at the center of your chest. It doesn’t matter whether you wear it inside or outside a shirt or blouse. We have found that you and your Q-Link begin to create a linked energy system over time – a sympathetic resonance effect, to use the technical term. This effect reinforces and enhances specific life-supporting energies in your biofield. With a Q-Link, the recharging of your biofield is happening whenever you wear it. So it’s to your advantage to wear it all the time, even when you sleep. It is especially valuable when you are exposed to strong Electromagnetic Fields (EMF), such as in front of a computer monitor, while on a cell phone, or if you live near high-voltage power lines. The more you wear it, the better the results. Maintenance on your Q-Link is easy. There are no batteries and no parts that wear out. No hassle and no noise. You can swim with it and shower with it. And you can SEE the difference in your blood! Here’s a study showing blood before and after wearing the Q-Link: On or off the course, this little guy works it’s magic! So if you’ve been looking to get that competitive edge, or simply to increase your health, this what you’ve been looking for! SEE IT HERE! Here’s some feedback from the professionals… TESTIMONIALS: Ted Purdy 2005 Byron Nelson Classic Winner “I began wearing a Q-Link pendant about three months ago. Since then I have focused with greater clarity and have performed better under pressure… the greatest benefit I have to show is my first PGA Tour victory, which I am ecstatic to say Q-Link played a big role in.” Mark Calcavecchia Broke 48 year PGA scoring record while wearing Q-Link “When I started wearing the Q-Link in 2001 it was the best streak of playing golf I have ever had. I feel calmer, less nervous and less anxious, which is a good thing in professional golf.” Lorena Ochoa Winner of 3 LPGA Titles “Since I started using my Q-Link, I have won 3 times and I feel calmer in tough situations, it really makes a difference under pressure. It works for me! Bruce Fleisher U.S. Senior Open Winner “The tournament before the Senior Open, I put on the Q-Link and finished second. The next week I went out and won the Open. I definitely feel calmer since I began wearing the Q-Link. I would have to say in situations where I hit a bad shot, it didn’t bother me as much. I find it easier to recover now from a bad shot. I don’t know how it works or what it does, but if you ask me if I’m going to take it off, I say hell no! You don’t fool with success!” Birdie Kim Women’s U.S. Open Champion “The Q-Link has helped me with my energy and focus on and off the course and it played a significant role in my victory at the U.S. Open.” Dr. Joseph Parent Mental Game/Performance Enhancement Coach for PGA, LPGA, Tour Professionals, Club Pros and top amateurs. Recently featured on CNN Headline News. “The Q-Link is a powerful tool for golfers, enhancing performance under the stress of competition. It reduces mental ‘chatter’ and distraction, making it easier to focus, concentrate, and ease into the settled, even flow of being in the Zone. Don’t tee off without it!” Jerry Garrison Senior PGA Representative, Monday Qualifier “As a rep on the Senior PGA Tour, I am always looking for something to help my clients. The Q-Link has been widely accepted by the players, even though many can not endorse it due to contractual obligations. They use the Q-Link to help with stress, concentration, focus, and to balance the pressure of competition. It can take you to a new, higher level on and off the course. My mind is quicker and I retain more thoughts. Thank you Q-Link!” Tim Petrovic “Before I began wearing the Q-Link in late 2002, I was somewhat streaky and inconsistent. If you want to be more focused and consistent, the Q-Link is a must. The Q-Link is as important to me as a driver or a putter… it is a necessity.” Charles Howell III “I first started wearing the Q-Link in June of 2002. I shortly thereafter won the Michelob Championship at Kingsmill in October, and it hasn’t come off since.” Gerry James 2002 World Long Drive Champion “As the 2002 leading money winner on the Pinnacle Long Drive Tour, I feel the Q-Link has helped me crush the ball as far as I possibly can. I wore the Q-Link in all of my victories, and wouldn’t be without it.” Tom Pernice Jr. “The Q-Link’s been wonderful for me. It’s really helped me relax and focus much better on the golf course. I don’t get nearly as uptight as I did before. All in all, it’s a magical product. I’m amazed. I’m loving it so far.” ORDER YOURS NOW! I’ll leave you with my favorite golf score piece. Makes you feel like nothing can stop you!

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Yemen's Houthi rebels released footage on Thursday showing their fighters boarded and placed explosives on a Greek-flagged tanker, setting off blasts that put the Red Sea at risk of a major oil spill. The vessel was abandoned earlier, after the Houthis repeatedly attacked it. In the video, the Iran-backed Houthis chant their motto as the bombs detonated aboard the oil tanker Sounion: "God is the greatest; death to America; death to Israel; curse the Jews; victory to Islam." The blasts capped the most-serious attack in weeks by the Houthis in their campaign disrupting the $1 trillion in goods that pass through the Red Sea each year over the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip, as well as halting some aid shipments to conflict-ravaged Sudan and Yemen. The Sounion carried about 1 million barrels of oil when the Houthis initially attacked it on August 21 with small-arms fire, projectiles and a drone boat. A French destroyer operating as part of the European Union's Operation Aspides rescued the Sounion's crew of 25 Filipinos and Russians, as well as four private security personnel, after they abandoned the vessel and took them to nearby Djibouti. The footage released Thursday shows masked Houthi fighters carrying Kalashnikov-style rifles boarding the Sounion after it was abandoned. The bridge appeared ransacked. Fighters then rigged explosives over hatches on its deck leading to the oil tankers below. At least six simultaneous blasts could be seen in the footage. The footage, as well as comments by the Houthi's mysterious leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi, confirmed an earlier analysis by The Associated Press that the Houthis boarded and planted explosives on the Sounion. The Houthi-controlled SABA news agency described al-Houthi as saying the Sounion attack shows America "is lying in its claims regarding any deterrence of Yemeni operations supporting Palestine." "The effectiveness of our operations and their control of the situation is acknowledged by the enemies," al-Houthi said. Western countries and the United Nations have warned that any oil spill from the Sounion could devastate the coral reefs and wildlife that call the Red Sea home. The U.S. State Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment over the new Houthi footage. However, the EU's naval force in the region says it has yet to see any oil spill from the Sounion. Operation Aspides "is preparing to facilitate any courses of action, in coordination with European authorities and neighboring countries, to avert a catastrophic environmental crisis," the EU mission said. "Together, we can protect the environment and maintain stability in the region." On Wednesday, the Houthis suggested they may allow the Sounion to be salvaged, although the rebels earlier blocked crews trying to reach the abandoned vessel, the U.S. military said. The Houthis have targeted more than 80 vessels with missiles and drones since the war in Gaza started in October. They seized one vessel and sank two in the campaign that also killed four sailors. Other missiles and drones have either been intercepted by a U.S.-led coalition in the Red Sea or failed to reach their targets. The rebels maintain that they target ships linked to Israel, the U.S. or the U.K. to force an end to Israel's campaign against Hamas in Gaza. However, many of the ships attacked have little or no connection to the conflict, including some bound for Iran.

A Royal Caribbean cruise ship employee has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after secretly filming young kids undressing. 

New viral footage from a security camera in a Colorado apartment complex captured armed Venezuelan illegal alien gang members breaking into a room.

Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz kicked off the second day of their rural Georgia bus tour on Thursday, with a break in the action scheduled for 1:45pm, when the duo are “set to tape their big joint sit-down with CNN’s Dana Bash” in Savannah, Georgia.

The CIA has announced that the Muslim suspects that were arrested for planning a terrorist attack at a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, Austria, had planned to kill "a huge number" of people.