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No wonder she stormed away from the podium. After all, she had no good answer because none exists. At Thursday's White House news conference, the first since President-elect Donald Trump's landslide victory in the 2024 election, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre grew agitated and declared "it's unfair" while responding...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a statement saying the agency is “aware of the offensive and racist text messages sent to individuals around the country.” The FBI said it’s in contact with the Justice Department and other federal authorities on the matter. “As always, we encourage members of the public to report threats of physical violence to local law enforcement authorities,” the FBI stated. FBI Statement on Offensive and Racist Text Messageshttps://t.co/vpQYAO6LT7 pic.twitter.com/iDtN36WhX4 — FBI (@FBI) November 7, 2024 According to The Epoch Times, “residents in New York, Alabama, California, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Ohio have reported receiving hateful messages.” The messages reportedly told recipients they had been “selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation.” WE VERIFY People across the country started getting messages from unknown numbers the day after Election Day telling them to report to plantations to pick cotton or be a "house slave." WHAT AUTHORITIES ARE DOING: https://t.co/KPy70rEgTb pic.twitter.com/pEFVHnyx7f — 10 Tampa Bay (@10TampaBay) November 8, 2024 From The Epoch Times: The texts, which have been widely shared on social media, varied in wording but had similar tones. Some of the texts instructed individuals to meet at a specific address with their belongings, while other messages did not provide a location. Some texts mentioned the incoming administration. California mother Tasha Dunham reported that her teenage daughter received the message the day after the election. The message, which even included her daughter’s name, instructed her to report to a plantation in North Carolina. “It was very disturbing,” Dunham said. “Everybody’s just trying to figure out what does this all mean for me? So, I definitely had a lot of fear and concern.” Students at Fisk University, a historically black college in Nashville, received an alert from campus safety officials, telling students that it is on “high alert” following the matter. Racist messages telling people that they were selected to pick cotton for a plantation group have been received across the country — including in the Detroit area. https://t.co/Kz3xjwN4US pic.twitter.com/r9xNHY0z0D — FOX 2 Detroit (@FOX2News) November 8, 2024 “It’s probably y’all sending them. Pack your bags,” Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) said in response to the FBI’s statement. It’s probably y’all sending them. Pack your bags. https://t.co/1EazekPpwI — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) November 8, 2024  

Talk about comeback stories! Shelley Luther, the former Dallas salon owner jailed after reopening her salon during the COVID-19 pandemic, has won a Texas state house seat in District 62 – dramatically won. Shelley broke the quarantine in April 2020 to save her business and feed her children. Dallas officials served her with a citation. […] The post American Hero: From Jailhouse to the Texas State House appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.