According to NBC News, President Trump has not played golf since the September 15th assassination attempt while golfing at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida. The outlet said he would not golf until after the election, citing security concerns. An individual familiar with the situation said “Trump was told that federal agents could not ensure his safety to a degree that they were comfortable with if he were to play,” NBC News wrote. JUST IN: Trump won't golf until after the election.Security concerns have kept Trump off the golf course since the assassination attempt last month. pic.twitter.com/5sYmuZdYA6 — Anthony Scott (@AnthonyScottTGP) October 11, 2024 Per NBC News: The concerns were conveyed in two conversations with Trump since the September incident: one with Ronald Rowe, the acting director of the Secret Service, and the other with officials from the national intelligence director’s office. The safety issue had been on Trump’s mind. Trump had asked Rowe during a meeting last month whether it would be safe for him to continue golfing in the wake of the thwarted assassination attempt, and he was told he would need significant additional security given the proximity of some of his courses to public roads, The New York Times reported last month, citing information from three people familiar with their conversation. Being unable to play golf is a significant change to Trump’s schedule and lifestyle. He has 18 golf properties around the world — including courses in Oman and Dubai — and the sport has been a fixture in his life throughout his three campaigns and his presidency. As president, he spent over 260 days at his various golf properties. It is unclear whether he golfed each time — unlike previous administrations, his White House would typically not say whether he was golfing or whom he was golfing with. If Trump goes without golfing through Election Day, it will be the longest time he has gone without playing since the pandemic, which kept him off the links for over two months. “The Secret Service’s acting director advised Donald Trump that golfing without added security measures isn’t safe, Trump campaign officials told @CBSNews,” CBS Evening News wrote. WATCH: The Secret Service's acting director advised Donald Trump that golfing without added security measures isn't safe, Trump campaign officials told @CBSNews. pic.twitter.com/0BRNYviGzU — CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) September 17, 2024 The security concerns with Trump golfing follow the campaign reportedly requesting military aircraft and vehicles for Trump to use in the final weeks before the election. Trump Campaign Reportedly Requests Military Aircraft And Expanded Flight Restrictions In Final Push Before Election According to The Washington Post, the campaign also requested expanded flight restrictions over his residences and rallies.

FBI investigators on the Diddy case have seized snuff tapes recorded by Jay-Z and Beyonce exposing their role in a series of ritual killings and sacrifices of A-list stars and their family members including children, [...] The post FBI Seize Diddy Snuff Tape Showing Jay Z and Beyonce ‘Sacrificing Children’  appeared first on The People's Voice.

The NFL's Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker endorsed GOP Missouri Senator Josh Hawley in his senatorial re-election bid, praising the former attorney general for being both a “family” and “Godly” man. 

In what appears to be a subtle attempt to influence the 2024 presidential election, Cards Against Humanity is offering to compensate blue-leaning non-voters in battleground areas to make voting plans.

Barack Obama hit the campaign trail, screaming at everybody, spilling acrimonious invective against Donald Trump. Unsurprisingly, he’s not talking about Harris’s record. He said some things at the Pennsylvania rally that sounded more like Kamalaisms. Obama doesn’t think Donald Trump ever changed a diaper and then agreed with someone in the audience who said, “his […] The post Obama Sneers: Don’t Vote for DJT, He Didn’t Change Diapers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A new ad from the pro-women’s sports brand XX-XY Athletics went viral after it called out the athletic brand Nike for being silent about supporting female-only women’s sports amid the transgender insanity. “Chills! Powerful ad by @xx_xyathletics in honor of Real Women’s Day tomorrow [Oct. 10],” former collegiate swimmer and outspoken women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines wrote in her post on X. “It’s not hard to stand up for women and girls, so why won’t @Nike just do it?” she added. Gaines — who is also brand ambassador for the company — made the post on Wednesday, and by Thursday, it had garnered 1.8 million views. Chills! Powerful ad by @xx_xyathletics in honor of Real Womens Day tomorrow. ??? It’s not hard to stand up for women and girls, so why won’t @Nike just do it?pic.twitter.com/A1OJZljEzr — Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) October 9, 2024 The ad, titled “Dear Nike,” features nearly a dozen girls of all different ages asking Nike simply, “Why won’t you stand up for me?” “Why do you claim to support women and girls, yet when we need you most, you remain silent?” a group of the young girls say in the clip. “Today, males are claiming our identity, our sports, our spaces.” “Men and boys are stealing opportunities, medals, trophies, and our future,” a few more girls add. “And it is not fair or just. In fact, it’s awfully dangerous, yet you refuse to use your platform to stand up. You say you’re for social justice and progress, so why do you allow men’s rights to come before ours?” “See, with a big platform comes an even bigger responsibility,” the girls in the ad continue. “You have a chance to do the right thing, not just do the easy thing. So we’re asking you, Nike, as the biggest voice in all of sports, will you stand up for me? Will you just do it?” A hashtag at the end of the ad reads, “#SaveWomensSports.” Podcast host and journalist Megyn Kelly reacted to the ad, writing on X, “Woah. Chills. Will you, @Nike?” Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele also saw the ad and wrote, “Wow.  LOVE this new ad called ‘Dear Nike’ by @xx_xyathletis. Tomorrow is #XXDay so please join us in asking @Nike to do the right thing by standing up for girls & women by keeping boys & men OUT of our sports.” She also credited the company’s founder, former top Levi executive Jennifer Sey, with doing a great job with the ad. Sey — who was ousted as brand president at Levi Strauss & Co. after more than 20 years with the company when she spoke out against COVID policy issues — shared the ad and wrote, “Hey @Nike will you actually do the right thing?” Related: Fourth University Women’s Team Refuses To Play Against Trans-Identifying Male