A Seattle woman is standing her ground after her home was shot at for the second time—she insists it’s because of her pro-Trump yard displays, but she’s refusing to take them down. The attacks have rattled her quiet Ballard neighborhood, sparking debates about political tensions turning violent.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about one woman’s stubbornness—it’s a snapshot of how deep America’s political divides run, even in liberal cities. When disagreements escalate to gunfire, it’s a worrying sign of how toxic partisanship has gotten. Whether you agree with her politics or not, the story forces us to ask: how far is too far when it comes to silencing opposing views?

A 37-year-old Rhode Island man is facing charges after the FBI says he admitted to posting violent threats against former President Donald Trump and other administration officials on Truth Social. The investigation highlights ongoing concerns about online threats directed at public figures.

Editor’s Note: Threats against politicians—regardless of party—are taken seriously by law enforcement, and this case underscores how social media platforms can become vectors for violent rhetoric. It’s a reminder of the tensions still simmering in U.S. politics, even years after Trump’s presidency.