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Slain NYT Exec, Noncitizen Voting, French Riots

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October 2, 2026
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Once again, it is time to get caught up on some of the stories deliberately missed by the Elitist Media Evening News, which is deeply invested in delivering political narrative and anti-news. Here are some of those stories.

Earlier this week, the shocking murder of a New York Times engineering executive was a consensus A-block story on ABC, CBS, and NBC. And then the story suddenly vanished from the evening news. If we learned anything from recent coverage of the White House media ban, it is that the media is the media’s absolute favorite story. So why did this story drop off the face of the Earth? Per The New York Post:

The trans New York Times executive allegedly executed by his elderly in-laws in a California parking lot previously threatened to murder his wife and her parents — and chillingly gave his children a book about a young girl whose mom died, according to court documents.

Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was allegedly gunned down by Shouyong Zhang, 77, and Shili Chen, 77, in the parking area at Dublin Sports Grounds in Dublin on Saturday afternoon, with witnesses describing how the pair took turns riddling his body with bullets.

Additionally:

Chen noticed McKinsey’s son had begun asking to wear his sister Alexis’ dresses, a “phase” he was going through, McKinsey said, according to the records.

She then began allegedly berating him for the behavior, calling the young child a “disgusting queer” and a “pervert.” Chen also allegedly hit McKinsey’s young son in the back of the head when he asked.

When McKinsey begged her to stop, Chen turned her ire to the New York Times employee, who was transgender and transitioned from female to male in 2010, according to the documents.

In sum: there was a lot of creepy stuff going on in the transgender NYT exec’s home that became too hot for the evening news. The media obviously have a taste for lurid, given their coverage of the Cornell rape allegations (especially the freaky frat bro chat). So this is more of a case of the media covering for one of their own beyond initial reporting on the murder.

In other news you didn’t see on the networks, that thing that we’re constantly never happens happened again. In multiple states. Again. Per the Department of Justice:

Today, the Justice Department announced charges against 16 individuals in connection with illegal voting, illegal voter registration, and related election-fraud schemes across the country. The charges include unlawful voting by non-citizens in federal elections, false claims of citizenship to register or vote, and related offenses including wire fraud, naturalization fraud, passport fraud, and unlawful firearm purchases uncovered during the course of these investigations.  

That’s 16 individuals in Texas. But noncitizen arrests were also recently made in Minnesota, Florida, Kansas, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, Hawai’i, and Utah. That’s a lot of illegal noncitizen voting, but you saw none of this on the evening news.

Finally, there are the French “student” riots. En flame mais essentiellement pacifique:

Reuters reported the principal of Marseille’s Victor Hugo high school was doused in gasoline and injured, while two other principals were injured in attacks in Rouen and Petit-Quevilly. Police used tear gas in several cities, with Reuters reporting students accusing authorities of heavy‑handed tactics. Meanwhile, authorities are warning of “urban violence” and attempted arson at multiple schools.

 The protests coincide with the government announcing a series of unpopular spending cuts in its 2027 budget two weeks ago and have become a political flashpoint at a ​sensitive moment for the French government. 

Several disturbing videos have made the rounds on social media: in one instance, a local mayor joins the rioters and lights a fire. In another, a local woman asking the rioters to stand down gets burned in the face. And in another, a police woman gets chased down and beaten while on the ground:

 

‼️🇫🇷 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — « Wallah, sale pute ! Wallah, tuez-la ! »

Une policière a été poursuivie, puis balayée au sol avant d’être VIOLEMMENT FRAPPÉE par plusieurs individus à Paris. pic.twitter.com/CGYl4swBnH

— Bastion (@BastionMediaFR) October 1, 2026

“Wallah, dirty whore,” shouted the “youths.”

These are migrant-adjacent gangs doing the rioting and burning, yet another brutal reminder of the perils of unchecked immigration. Naturally, this can’t go on the evening news. Or, if it does, the story is deeply sanitized- with the rioters referred to as the aforementioned “youths” or “students.”

While the Elitist media feed narrative and anti-news to their viewers, big stories continue to shamefully go unreported. 

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