On Saturday night, I was the first to break the news that a trans person alleged a black female TSA agent at JFK International Airport punched her in the balls. Twitter user "@massofclay" posted the accusations on social media, garnering a response from JFK's official Twitter account. The story was then picked up by the Daily Mail and the New York Post. 

"[I] haven't stopped crying since an hour ago. my balls still hurt so bad," the trans woman tweeted on Saturday night.

The alleged incident is unconfirmed and the trans person deleted the tweets. An archive of her thread can be read here. 

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Nearly three years after BLM-Antifa rioters smashed up and looted Portland's flagship Apple store in honor of George Floyd, the towering metal protective barrier has finally been removed this week. In its place is a permanent polycarbonate wall, unique to Apple in Portland. The individual panels would be cheaper to replace if they were damaged. Apple pledged $100 million USD to BLM-style causes for "racial equity."

Overnight between May 29–30, 2020, the first night of months of far-left rioting in Portland, hundreds of rioters ransacked downtown. I witnessed white Antifa members in black bloc uniforms smash open stores and doors to help black rioters loot. 

The Apple store was looted clean, as was the Gucci and dozens of businesses in downtown. The few remaining iPads and devices I saw left behind were damaged in the course of the looting.

Apple boarded up the store with wooden panels for months and invited left-wing artists to make an anti-police BLM mural. As the riots continued into 2021, the building was set on fire between April 16–17, 2021. I chronicle the 2020 riots and far-left uprising in detail in my book, "Unmasked." 

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Houston Police made two arrests over the violent robbery of Vietnamese woman Nhung Truong, who was left paralyzed by a spinal cord injury when she was body-slammed on Feb. 13 and had thousands in cash stolen. The surveillance video showed a black male violently robbing her at the Dun Huang Plaza in Houston.

Joseph Harrell, a 17-year-old with a criminal history and Zy'Nika Ayesha Woods, the alleged getaway driver, were charged with aggravated robbery with serious bodily injury.

The children of Ms. Truong organized a GoFundMe campaign for their mother, who will require extensive rehabilitation therapy to be able to walk again. Nearly $250,000 has been raised.

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