🖤 SAD NEWS: 30 Minutes Ago, We Received Shocking Information That Dolly Parton’s Family Was Involved in a Serious Accident While Leaving a Christmas Charity Event — Doctors Confirm Their Condition Is Critical, and One Family Member Has Already… 😭

The country music world is in devastation as reports confirm that members of Dolly Parton’s family were involved in a severe accident while leaving a Christmas charity event earlier this evening. First responders described the scene as “catastrophic,” with multiple critical injuries and heartbreaking uncertainty surrounding the family’s condition.

Fans are in absolute shock.

Hospital officials confirmed minutes ago that at least one family member is in life-threatening condition, while others remain under emergency care. Dolly, who was in a separate location at the time, allegedly rushed to the hospital upon hearing the news. Eyewitnesses described her arrival as “a moment of pure anguish.”

The atmosphere was heavy with fear.

Sources close to the family reveal that the accident occurred due to a sudden collision on a dimly lit rural road. Charity staff who had been with Dolly earlier said the day had been filled with warmth and generosity — making the tragedy even more devastating. Social media is already flooding with prayers and messages of support.
The world is grieving with her.

As doctors continue fighting to stabilize the injured, Dolly has reportedly requested privacy and prayer for her loved ones. Details remain limited, but the sense of urgency is overwhelming.

Tonight, millions are holding their breath for the Parton family.

Cuomo Narrows Gap With Mamdani Ahead Of NYC Mayoral Election

Radical socialist Zohran Mamdani’s lead over former Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the race to become the next mayor of New York City has narrowed to just 6.6 points — the tightest margin since July — according to a new AtlasIntel poll released Saturday.

The survey shows Mamdani leading with 40.6% of the vote, while Cuomo, running as an independent, has climbed to 34% just days before Tuesday’s election, The New York Post reported

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“The gap is closing fast — we can feel it on the ground everywhere from the Bronx to Staten Island. At this rate, we win the race. Keep going strong,” Cuomo said.

“Six points in this election is nothing,” he added while campaigning in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

Cuomo credited his late-campaign momentum to what he called a voter awakening about Mamdani’s unrealistic promises, including proposals for free bus service and city-run grocery stores.

“What has happened is, in the primary, Zohran got away with his TikTok band and a smile,” Cuomo said. “He had his slogans — ‘freeze the rent,’ ‘free buses,’ ‘free food’ — and that was enough. But now people have found out what he’s about.”

“There is no free food, there are no free buses, and he can’t raise corporate taxes statewide and dedicate them to New York City. That can’t happen,” Cuomo said.

AtlasIntel CEO Andrei Roman said Cuomo’s comeback underscores deep voter anxiety about Mamdani’s far-left agenda.

“From not being inspirational to being really hated and terrifying people — that’s a major difference,” Roman said. “That’s what’s happening with Mamdani.”

Roman added that Cuomo’s path to victory depends on consolidating moderate Democrats, independents, and disaffected Republican voters.

“I think Cuomo’s chance in this election is to mobilize an anti-Mamdani vote within mostly the moderate Democratic base that supported him in the primary, but also independents and some of Curtis Sliwa’s voters,” Roman said.

The new poll also gave Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa his highest mark since summer, showing him at 24.1%, up from 22% in a HarrisX survey in July.

The results sharply contrast with two earlier polls that showed Mamdani holding a comfortable double-digit lead.

A Fox News poll released Thursday had Mamdani at 47%, Cuomo at 31%, and Sliwa at 15%.

An Emerson College poll the same day showed Mamdani at 50%, Cuomo at 25%, and Sliwa at 21%.

RealClearPolitics’ polling average still gives Mamdani a 14.5-point advantage, with 45% support to Cuomo’s 31% and Sliwa’s 17%.

However, the AtlasIntel numbers suggest the race may be shifting rapidly in its closing days.

In a hypothetical two-man race without Sliwa, the poll found Cuomo would lead Mamdani 50% to 42%.

Political analysts say that the result reflects growing frustration with Mamdani’s anti-police positions and statements critical of Israel — views that have alienated moderate Democrats and Jewish voters in key boroughs.

Mamdani appeared at an event in Harlem on Saturday at Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network, where he brushed off suggestions of a tightening race.

“I’m not worried at all,” he told reporters. “I continue to be confident, but I never let that confidence become complacency.”

Cuomo, meanwhile, spent Saturday in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, where he told supporters there is “no way” Sliwa can win.

“He can only make Zohran Mamdani win,” Cuomo said.

The AtlasIntel poll surveyed registered voters from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 and has a margin of error of three percentage points.

According to the New York City Board of Elections, nearly half a million residents have already voted early, a significant increase over 2021 turnout levels.

With the election just days away, Mamdani’s once-commanding lead has now narrowed into a fight that could go down to the wire

Former Associate of Rep. Ilhan Omar Pleads Guilty in $2.9 Million Federal Fraud Case

A former campaign associate of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with a multi-million-dollar fraud scheme that exploited a child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Federal prosecutors confirmed that 49-year-old Guhaad Hashi Said, once linked to Omar’s political campaign activities, admitted to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering. The charges stem from his role in the wide-reaching

Feeding Our Future scandal, which has become one of the largest pandemic-related fraud cases in the country.

Details of the Scheme

Court documents show that between December 2020 and January 2022

, Said misused the Federal Child Nutrition Program, which provides funding to serve meals to underprivileged children. His nonprofit organization, Advance Youth Athletic Development, was at the center of the scheme.

Despite being registered in February 2021 to a Minneapolis apartment, the nonprofit submitted claims alleging it served thousands of meals daily. Beginning in March 2021, Said reported feeding 5,000 children per day

. Over the next nine months, he claimed to have served more than one million meals, though prosecutors say only a fraction were ever provided.

Investigators found that Said fabricated records, including rosters, invoices, and attendance sheets, to justify reimbursements. The operation funneled approximately

$2.9 million in federal funds to the nonprofit.

Where the Money Went

According to prosecutors, Said used shell companies and related organizations to disguise how the funds were spent. Between August and December 2021, he transferred more than

$2.1 million to a catering company, allegedly for food purchases. However, large sums were diverted toward real estate, luxury vehicles, and personal expenses.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph H. Thompson

described the case as part of a much broader pattern of fraud uncovered in Minnesota.

“These crimes are not isolated events. They are part of a web of schemes targeting programs that are intended to lift up Minnesotans and bleeding them dry,” Thompson said. “The scale of the fraud in Minnesota is staggering, and every rock we turn over reveals more.”

Legal Consequences

Said faces a maximum sentence of 25 years in federal prison when formally sentenced. His case marks the 52nd conviction tied to the Feeding Our Future investigation, which has already exposed dozens of nonprofits and individuals who misused federal pandemic aid.

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Political Connections Raise Questions

While Rep. Omar has not been accused of wrongdoing, Said’s past connection to her political campaign has drawn renewed attention. His role as a campaign “enforcer,” as described by local media, has fueled criticism from opponents who argue that Omar’s political circles have faced repeated controversies.

A Broader Scandal

The Feeding Our Future fraud case has become one of the most significant examples of pandemic aid abuse, highlighting vulnerabilities in how emergency relief funds were distributed during COVID-19. Prosecutors continue to pursue additional suspects as part of what they describe as an “all-hands-on-deck” effort to recover stolen funds and restore public trust.