The United Nations Command and South Korea’s military said Wednesday that North Korean land mines found in the Demilitarized Zone constituted a violation of the Korean War armistice agreement.
OMISSION: Media Lose Interest in New Charges Against ‘Doordash Driver’
Remember the illegal alien that the media were trying to rename “Doordash Driver” á la “Maryland Dad?” The Elitist Media were hot for his story when it furthered narratives of rogue ICE agents committing abuses against defenseless migrants. After new details became public in this case, the media dropped “Doordash Dad” like he was a bad delivery.The exception: PBS News Hour, which ran a brief report on the new developments as seen below: WATCH: The sole mention of federal charges filed against the Austin illegal alien “Doordash Driver” was on PBS News Hour- a brief missing significant elements of the story.AMNA NAWAZ: In the meantime in Texas, federal prosecutors are charging a Venezuelan delivery driver who… pic.twitter.com/7v5uvtAARd— Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) September 30, 2026 AMNA NAWAZ: In the meantime in Texas, federal prosecutors are charging a Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot by an ICE officer earlier this month with assaulting a federal officer. The criminal complaint includes images which claim to show the side view mirror of a car driven by Wilber Rafael Garces Perez striking an officer’s torso. He’s been charged with one count of assaulting, resisting and impeding a federal officer. Body cam footage from the incident shows the 28-year-old being treated after he was shot in the back. Garces Perez was facing a final removal order from the U.S. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.But wait, there’s more! Per the Department of Justice:The criminal complaint alleges that, during the stop, Garces-Perez provided the ICE ERO officers with his driver’s license. After verifying Garces-Perez was the person they were seeking, the officers asked Garces-Perez to place his vehicle in park and step out—orders which he allegedly ignored. The complaint alleges and body camera footage shows that after further direction from the officers in Spanish, Garces-Perez abruptly closed his window and drove off, striking one of the ICE ERO officers in the torso with the driver’s side-view mirror.The ICE ERO officers pursued Garces-Perez in their vehicles with their emergency lights and sirens activated. The complaint alleges Garces-Perez led them on a high-speed chase through a commercial and residential area. While one of the officers lost sight of Garces-Perez during the pursuit, the other ICE ERO officer caught up to Garces-Perez, who allegedly attempted to strike the officer with his car, causing the officer to fire his pistol.As bodycam use becomes more widespread with ICE, one imagines that these overwrought stories will dwindle significantly, if not end outright. The media did everything in their power to make this illegal alien into a sympathetic figure, but were thwarted by the bodycam.Once it became public that Garces Perez hit the ICE agent with the car as he attempted to flee a traffic stop, sympathy rapidly waned. The broadcast network newscasts had no choice but to run filler, such as ABC on the Oklahoma woman who tried to run her ex over, CBS on the car that crashed into a body shop, and NBC on a nonlethal school bus crash. “Doordash Driver” appears to have outlived his usefulness in service of The Narrative™. On to the next.
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Walmart has a 3-piece patio set with a coffee table on sale for 42% off
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Perfect weather, blossoming flowers, hovering hummingbirds, and a peaceful sunset are just a few of the things you can easily appreciate from your own front porch or backyard in warm weather. While it barely takes any effort on your part to relish in these little joys of life, they can be less delightful if you’re in an uncomfortable seat.
Patio furniture doesn’t have a great reputation for being comfortable, however, one popular set that shoppers refer to as “sleek and modern” and “so cozy” is on sale at Walmart right now. The highly rated Lausaint Home 3-Piece Outdoor Patio Set, which normally retails for $330, has been discounted to just $190.
Lausaint Home 3-Piece Outdoor Patio Set, $190 (was $330) at Walmart
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The chic patio set has two rocking chairs and a matching side table featuring a modern design with a sleek black frame and trendy rattan. The rocking chairs are extra luxurious with two extremely plush beige cushions for the seats and backs. The cushions also have ties sewn on that can be attached to the chair so inclement weather won’t blow them away. For added appeal, the back cushions have a subtle tufting detail and the table has a functional rattan shelf.
It’s not just the attractive design that makes this rocking chair set so beloved by customers, they’re also extremely durable. Constructed with sturdy steel and all-weather rattan, the chairs can support up to 300 pounds each. The thick cushions have been crafted with waterproof and fade-resistant fabric, so they’re not just cozy, they’re also able to withstand the elements.
“Beautiful, comfortable chairs! Easy to assemble too. I love how sturdy they feel and the seats are very deep which makes them very comfortable,” said one shopper.
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The vast majority of shoppers have given this patio set a perfect five-star rating. Most customers highlighted the comfort, style, and quality, like one reviewer who wrote, “The rocking chairs are sturdy and really cute. There are stoppers to ensure no one rocks too far forward or back.”
Another shopper wrote, “This set was exactly as described and is perfect! It’s sturdy and well-made. I weigh a little over 240 pounds and have wide hips. The seats are very comfortable and I have plenty of room to even sit cross-legged. The cushions are water resistant and do not stain either.”
One shopper raved, “This set is perfect for the front porch. A new favorite place to hang out. The chairs are so comfortable and [of] great quality!”
The Lausaint Home 3-Piece Outdoor Patio Set won’t be available at just $190 for long. Make the most out of your outdoor space by cashing in on the savings and adding this awesome deal to your cart now.
Venezuelan national shot by ICE officer in Austin charged with assaulting federal officer
A Venezuelan national who was shot by an ICE officer following a vehicle pursuit in Austin earlier this month has been charged with assaulting, resisting, interfering with and impeding a federal officer, the Justice Department announced Tuesday.Federal prosecutors allege that Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, 28, refused ICE officers’ commands to exit his vehicle during a targeted traffic stop before speeding away and striking one officer in the torso with his driver’s side-view mirror.Garces-Perez faces up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted, according to DOJ.According to the complaint, officers first spotted Garces-Perez’s vehicle outside a restaurant, ran its license plate and confirmed that an immigration judge had issued a final order of removal against him before initiating the stop.AUSTIN ICE SHOOTING SPARKS FIGHT OVER VENEZUELAN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT’S DEPORTATIONThe accounts differ over whether the vehicles made contact as officers stopped Garces-Perez. The officer told investigators there was no contact between the vehicles, while Garces-Perez claimed the ICE SUV’s maneuver caused a collision before the officers approached him.During the encounter, Garces-Perez provided officers with his driver’s license, according to the complaint.The officers described the initial encounter as “pleasant and not aggressive,” according to the complaint. After officers instructed Garces-Perez to place the vehicle in park and step out, body camera footage shows him abruptly closing his window and driving away, according to the complaint.EXCLUSIVE: DHS SECRETARY MULLIN SLAMS SANCTUARY POLITICIANS AS ATTACKS ON ICE OFFICERS SKYROCKETGarces-Perez later told federal investigators that he disregarded the officers’ command to exit the vehicle and drove away, according to the complaint. The complaint states that he was read his Miranda rights in Spanish, said he understood them and agreed to speak with investigators without an attorney present.As he drove away, Garces-Perez’s driver’s side-view mirror struck one of the officers in the torso, according to the complaint.According to the complaint, ICE officers pursued Garces-Perez through commercial and residential areas with emergency lights and sirens activated.The officer wearing a body camera lost sight of both Garces-Perez and the second ICE officer while requesting assistance from a DPS dispatcher and then turned off his camera, according to the complaint. The second officer, who later fired his weapon, was not equipped with a body camera.DEM REACTIONS WITHIN MOMENTS OF AUSTIN ICE SHOOTING SPARK VIRAL OUTRAGE LOCALLY, ONLINE: ‘DISQUALIFYING’The second officer later called his partner and reported that Garces-Perez had attempted to strike him with his vehicle, prompting the officer to fire his service weapon, according to the complaint.Garces-Perez was struck by a bullet in his upper back, according to the complaint. He told investigators that the officer’s SUV rammed his vehicle to force it into a spinout and that, after he was shot, the officer opened his driver’s door, removed the keys from the ignition and told him to remain inside while an ambulance was en route.Garces-Perez’s immigration case has also been the subject of competing claims.Fox News previously reported that his attorney, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, said the order was issued after a hearing notice was sent to an old address despite Garces-Perez having updated his address with the court.TRUMP REVIVES SUPREME COURT IMMIGRATION SHOWDOWN AFTER HOCHUL PARDON TORPEDOED FIRST CASEICE has disputed claims surrounding his immigration status, saying his work authorization expired in 2025 and that a work permit does not itself confer lawful immigration status.His attorney has said Garces-Perez remains seriously ill and has a bullet lodged in his body while being held at an ICE detention facility.Lincoln-Goldfinch, responding to the criminal complaint in a social media post, called for DHS to release the body camera footage.”The criminal complaint also provides another critical piece of information: one of the officers involved in the incident had a body camera that was turned off at some point during the pursuit. We have not seen that footage. DHS must release the body camera footage immediately and provide full transparency to the American public,” Lincoln-Goldfinch wrote.”He is now facing proceedings in both a federal criminal case and his federal immigration habeas case. We are working through what these developments mean, and we will share additional information as we are able.”DOJ said Garces-Perez made his initial appearance in federal court Tuesday.A detention hearing is scheduled for Oct. 2.
Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice, Yankees’ own Massachusetts natives, crush Red Sox in Game 1 blowout
While Aaron Judge is on the shelf for the entirety of this best-of-three Wild Card Series against the Boston Red Sox, other New York Yankees homegrown talent stepped up to take Game 1 in the Bronx on Tuesday night.It was two Massachusetts natives, Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice, who played a vital role in setting the tone with a key victory to open the postseason.It’s no secret Schlitter, who hails from Walpole, Mass., has had the Red Sox’s number ever since his incredible eight-inning Game 3 performance in this same Wild Card bout last year. He came into this contest with an ERA below one, as Boston just hasn’t been able to figure him out.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGESchlittler has even leaned into the villain role he plays in the Red Sox fan base’s ecosystem, poking the proverbial bear on social media. He has always been able to back up his talk with his performance on the mound, and Tuesday night was no different.Schlittler, a frontrunner for the AL Cy Young Award, got the ball from manager Aaron Boone in Game 1 because of his stellar regular season, and he shoved 6.1 innings without allowing a run, while tallying 10 strikeouts, two hits and one walk.He blew past his career-high in pitches thrown for a single outing, hitting 117, while throwing a strike at a 65.8% clip (77). In short, Schlitter owns the Red Sox, and through six starts against the Yankees’ most storied rival, he owns a 0.47 ERA across 38.2 innings with 49 strikeouts.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Of course, Schlittler’s performance wouldn’t matter without some offense, which was a large storyline entering the postseason, considering Judge was always on the fence in terms of making the roster. No player is allowed to join the roster midway through a series, and when the Yankees came out with theirs on Tuesday, the three-time MVP slugger wasn’t on it.Enter Rice, the 27-year-old Cohasset, Mass. native who grew up a Yankees fan in enemy territory, but he didn’t care. After having a breakout season with a career-high in home runs, he didn’t care how Red Sox fans felt when he stepped up to the plate to take advantage of big spots.Rice notched six RBI thanks to two home runs, including a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth inning to truly put this one out of reach for the Red Sox. He finished the night 4-for-5 with a double as well.If Judge wasn’t going to be on the roster, players like Rice would be looked upon by the organization and its fan base to come up clutch. And in Yankees terms, that means putting the ball over the wall. Rice was up for that challenge on Tuesday night, and looks like he may be ready to continue that trend moving forward.It wasn’t just these two Yankees farm system products, though, that got the job done. George Lombard Jr., in his first-ever taste of the postseason, looked like a savvy veteran at the plate, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Also, catcher Austin Wells got the scoring started with an RBI single and had a sacrifice fly in that eighth inning with the Rice grand slam to have a two-RBI night as he went 2-for-3 at the plate.Red Sox starter Payton Tolle lasted 4.2 innings, allowing five hits and one earned run. But the Yankees crushed the Red Sox arms after that, as they had 12 hits for the game compared to Boston’s three.While it was quite the statement game for the Yankees on home turf, the Red Sox once had the worst record in the American League this year. There is a toughness this squad can show, especially with their season on the line.That will come on Wednesday night, as the Yankees are hoping to move right to the ALDS to face another AL East foe – the AL’s best Tampa Bay Rays – with Max Fried on the bump.Boston, in a win-or-go-home scenario yet again in the Bronx, will send Sonny Gray, a former Yankees starter, to the mound in Game 2.SIGN UP FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTER