In Florida, two mothers called the police on their own sons following extensive damage to a local school, estimated at $50,000. Authorities are investigating the incident, highlighting parental accountability and community safety concerns.

The 12- and 13-year-old boys broke into Friendship Elementary School in Deltona on Saturday during the daytime and then returned at night to cause more damage, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.

Evidence of chaos

Video posted by the sheriff’s office showed a shattered glass door, overturned tables and shelves, shredded books and graffiti. 

The boys confessed to the vandalism, according to a social media post from the sheriff’s office.

Facing multiple charges

They were charged with burglary, trespassing, criminal mischief and theft.

The podium appears to be protected by bullet proof glass

Viewers watching Charlie Kirk’s memorial have all spotted the same disturbing detail on stage.

The political commentator died earlier this month (September 10) after he was shot in the neck and killed while on stage at Utah Valley University (UVU).

Kirk was addressing a 3,000-strong crowd as part of his ‘American Comeback’ tour at various university campuses across the US when he was killed by the gunshot.

An FBI manhunt ensued and 22 year old Tyler Robinson was later arrested under suspicion of murder.

He made his first court appearance on Tuesday (September 16) via video link from Utah County Jail where he is currently being held, which is where he heard that prosecutors would be seeking the death penalty.

He has also been responding to other users’ posts, with one person writing: “If I am being perfectly honest… I think I am beginning to lose the will to be tolerant.”

To which Musk replied with: “If tolerance means the end of Western Civilization, then we cannot be tolerant.”

He then went on to write: “If they won’t leave us in peace, then our choice is fight or die.”

Authorities are still searching for the shooter, who is believed to have been positioned on top of a nearby building.

Police have described the incident as an assassination but the Department of Public Safety have confirmed that the shooting is ‘still an active investigation’.

The university campus has been placed under lockdown with armed police searching door to door for the culprit.Featured Image Credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images

On September 19, 2025, several ABC affiliates, including Sinclair Broadcast Group and Nexstar Media Group, will replace Jimmy Kimmel Live! with a special tribute titled In Remembrance of Charlie Kirk. The move follows ABC’s decision to suspend the show indefinitely after Kimmel faced backlash for comments criticizing conservatives’ response to Kirk’s assassination.

The tribute will highlight Kirk’s role in founding Turning Point USA and his impact on conservative politics. Supporters view the programming change as appropriate, while critics warn it raises broader concerns about censorship and media accountability.

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