It is truly a dark moment for America. The manhunt for the killer of right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk continues. Kirk was one of the highest-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the US and a trusted ally of President Donald Trump. He was shot dead on Wednesday at the age of 31 while hosting a college event. Kirk leaves behind a wife, Erika, and two young children, a 3-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old son.

What was the object that survived being hit with a hellfire missile and kept flying? That’s just one of the many questions surrounding a trending video released to Congress showing a UAP, shaped like an orb, flying at a high rate of speed, taking a direct hit from a Hellfire missile, and continuing its flight, seemingly unharmed. According to witnesses and experts, there is no known technology that could survive this type of missle strike.

and if you think movie tickets are expensive, let me tell you about the latest blockbuster. Released in 1939, The Wizard of Oz is drawing 4,000 to 5,000 fans to the Sphere in Las Vegas two or three times a day. Fans are paying an average of almost $200 apiece to watch the movie, which is missing about 30 minutes of the original film for formatting and time purposes. That means the movie is generating ticket sales of as much as $2 million a day from just the one location. Executives at the Sphere estimate the film could top $1 billion before concluding its run.

AND THAT’S TRENDING!