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Trump says ex-FBI director’s seashells post ‘meant assassination’
Cliff Notes Former FBI Director James Comey faces scrutiny after posting a photo on social media interpreted by some as a call for violence against President Trump, featuring the numbers "86 47." Comey removed the post, claiming he did not intend it to communicate violence, while Trump and his supporters assert it was a clear message suggesting assassination. The Secret Service has interviewed Comey as part of an ongoing investigation, with White House officials expressing concern over the implications of his post. James Comey: Trump says ex-FBI director’s seashells post ‘meant assassination’ | US News . A former FBI director has been interviewed by the US Secret Service over a social media post that Republicans say was a call for violence against President Donald Trump. James Comey, who led the FBI from 2013 until he was fired in 2017 by Mr Trump during his first term in office, shared a photo of seashells appearing to form the numbers “86 47”. Image: James Comey later removed the Instagram post. File pic: AP He captioned the Instagram
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Trump says ex-FBI director’s seashells post ‘meant assassination’
Cliff Notes Former FBI Director James Comey faces scrutiny after posting a photo on social media interpreted by some as a call for violence against President Trump, featuring the numbers "86 47." Comey removed the post, claiming he did not intend it to communicate violence, while Trump and his supporters assert it was a clear message suggesting assassination. The Secret Service has interviewed Comey as part of an ongoing investigation, with White House officials expressing concern over the implications of his post. James Comey: Trump says ex-FBI director’s seashells post ‘meant assassination’ | US News . A former FBI director has been interviewed by the US Secret Service over a social media post that Republicans say was a call for violence against President Donald Trump. James Comey, who led the FBI from 2013 until he was fired in 2017 by Mr Trump during his first term in office, shared a photo of seashells appearing to form the numbers “86 47”. Image: James Comey later removed the Instagram post. File pic: AP He captioned the Instagram
🚨 Van Dijk: “Trent leaving? For me there’s no other place to be at this point”.
“It has to be a big summer and I trust the club and the people who make the decisions to do the right thing. I feel with additions we can make that step up”.
“If you can’t speak English, you cannot assimilate. If you can’t assimilate, you should not be in this country.”
@WillKingston
calls for mandatory English for all migrants - “common sense” policy the UK should adopt immediately.
Keir Starmer:
•If you are Christian Ukrainian 🇺🇦 every atrocity is war crime & you are welcome in 🇬🇧
•If you are Muslim Palestinian 🇵🇸 he will excuse starvation, deny ethnic cleansing & deny you refuge in 🇬🇧
And supply 🇬🇧 weapons to 🇮🇱
It is racism.
Doctor Who will continue even if Disney drops out but there’s a big catch
Cliff Notes – Doctor Who will continue even if Disney drops out but there’s a big catch Doctor Who is set to continue beyond its current season, with plans for two more seasons, regardless of Disney’s involvement. A hiatus is
Everton agree naming rights deal for new home
Cliff Notes – Everton agree naming rights deal for new home Everton has secured a naming rights partnership with law firm Hill Dickinson for their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, set to open in August 2025. The men’s team will
Three Iranians charged under National Security Act after investigation by UK counter-terror police
Cliff Notes Three Iranian men have been charged in the UK for allegedly aiding a foreign intelligence service, specifically Iran, over a period from August 2024 to February 2025. Mostafa Sepahvand faces additional charges for conducting surveillance and reconnaissance with
Here’s a revised title without the site name, category, date, and full stops: 5 of the Best Eurovision Films to Stream Before the Grand Final
Cliff Notes – 5 of the Best Eurovision Films to Stream Before the Grand Final Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (2020): A comedic take on the contest featuring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, it has become a
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