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The defendant is a domestic terrorist, bent on committing acts dangerous to human life that are intended to affect governmental conduct, prosecutors wrote.Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Barry Lane, spokesman for US Coast Guard Headquarters, said in a statement that the arrest was part of an investigation led by the Coast Guard."An active duty Coast Guard member, stationed at Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, DC, was arrested last week on illegal weapons and drug charges as a result of an ongoing investigation led by the Coast Guard Investigative Service, in cooperation with the FBI and Department of Justice. Because this is an open investigation, the Coast Guard has no further details at this time," Lane said.Musing in a draft email acquired by prosecutors, Hasson allegedly wrote, "I am dreaming of a way to kill almost every last person on the earth."In another draft email, apparently written to a known American neo-Nazi leader, Hasson allegedly wrote, "We need a white homeland as Europe seems lost."When law enforcement agents searched his house they found 15 guns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, according to the documents.Hasson, who is assigned to Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, is a former Marine. He will appear Thursday in US District Court for the District of Maryland for a hearing.In a statement, Blumenthal spokeswoman Maria McElwain said he was thankful for the FBI's intervention."Senator Blumenthal is grateful to the FBI and federal prosecutors for their work on this case and their ongoing efforts to combat violent and hateful extremism," McElwain said. 1613

The demonstration took place in the midst of the "Mississippi Stands Rally," hosted on campus by two groups: Confederate 901 and The Hiwaymen. According to the Facebook page for "Mississippi Stands Rally," the groups were demonstrating against Ole Miss' decision to distance itself from its ties to the Confederacy.Specifically, the groups were rallying against the school's decision to stop flying the Confederate battle flag at football games, the phasing out of plantation owner-mascot Col. Reb, and the decision to no longer play "Dixie" at athletic events."For over a decade the administration and faculty have completely disregarded and disrespected the traditions of a once great southern university," the group wrote on Facebook. The Ole Miss demonstrations come just days after NFL players Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reed 861

The blog says she also lent her voice to classics like "TaleSpin," "The Little Mermaid," "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" and "Kim Possible."She also voiced the characters of Martin Prince and the twins Sherri and Terri on "The Simpsons.""Minnie Mouse lost her voice with the passing of Russi Taylor," Bob Iger, The Walt Disney Company's chairman and CEO, said in a statement. "For more than 30 years, Minnie and Russi worked together to entertain millions around the world—a partnership that made Minnie a global icon and Russi a Disney Legend beloved by fans everywhere."Taylor was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on May 4, 1944, the company said, and had wanted to work for Disney ever since she met its founder and namesake during a childhood trip to Disneyland. 768

The Facebook post took off, with thousands of views and hundreds of comments. Most of those interacting with the post were also concerned about the toy guns looking so realistic.“What if a kid has one of these in the back seat and they don’t know and they get pulled over?” Way said.He went over different deadly scenarios with the store owner hoping to persuade him to take the guns off the shelves.It worked. Muhammad Mia, the Citgo store owner, tells WFTS he not only took the toys off the shelf but will no longer sell toy guns that do not have an orange cap on the end.“I don’t want anything to happen to anybody,” Mia said.WFTS showed the pictures of the toys to the Polk County Sheriff's Office.Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd says a situation involving a fake gun like this could prove to be deadly.“If you brandish that in a threatening manner it would get you shot by a law enforcement officer,” Judd said. The sheriff said the guns looked extremely similar to real-life guns.“It has every appearance of being a real gun,” he said.That’s exactly why Way says he took action the way he did, saying he didn’t want a repeat of the Rice case in his own community.In 2014, Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old boy from Ohio, was pulling out and pointing an airsoft replica. An officer subsequently shot and killed the boy, not realizing it was not a real gun. The replica was not marked with an orange cap. Courts justified the shooting since the gun appeared to be real even though it wasn’t.Federal laws ban play guns from being sold that do not have orange caps, but according to the Polk County Sheriff, there is a loophole. Any play guns that are spring loaded and shoot pellets do not have to be identified with any kind of markings to signify it’s not an actual gun.Way says he is glad he was able to educate the store owner on gun issues and hopes he might have saved someone’s life in the process.“It’s not a best practice to play with these guns like that out here,” he said.This story was originally published by 2018

The committee's chairman, Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff of California, and the top Republican on the panel, Rep. Devin Nunes of California, will kick off the hearings with opening statements.The witnesses will then be sworn in and get to deliver their own opening statements.Schiff and Nunes are expected to cede part of their time to 333

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