A mother’s call changed the pace of the caseThe first serious alarm in this case did not come from a high-tech scanner, a secret informant, or one of the usual government press conferences that make everything sound neatly under control. It came from Tycen Proper’s mother, who called police on the night of June 10 because she feared what her son might do next. According to the complaint, she worried about his recent firearms purchases, ammunition, ballistic plates, and online activity, including posts tied to a Christian extremist group on TikTok and material sympathetic to Adolf Hitler. She also told police about his talk of “hit and run missions.” In other words, the family red flag was waving so hard that even the public safety system had to notice.What investigators say was plannedThe federal complaint says Proper, 19, of Danville, Ohio, told investigators on June 11 that he wanted to “jump-start” a revolution with an attack set for June 14. The plan, as alleged, involved drones carrying out bombings over the north side of the event area, with other members of the group assigned sniper roles near southern evacuation routes. Prosecutors say the group discussed “high value targets,” which is…

Collins wins the runoff Decision Desk HQ projected that Mike Collins won Georgia's Republican U.S. Senate runoff on Tuesday night, beating Derek Dooley and moving one step closer to a fall showdown with Sen. Jon Ossoff. Dooley had the backing of Gov. Brian Kemp, so this was also a reminder that GOP primaries are often less about policy than about which faction gets to claim the parking space outside the state party dinner. Collins now goes into the general election with the cleaner storyline: he survived the runoff and can stop spending time explaining to donors why the other side's yard signs are somehow always larger. Trump jumps in, late and loudly President Donald Trump endorsed Collins over the weekend and called him a "true friend, fighter and warrior." He also praised Collins as a longtime ally and said the congressman would push the usual Trump agenda items, from taxes and energy to border security and the Second Amendment. In the modern GOP, an endorsement is half signal, half loyalty test, and all capitals, which is exactly why campaigns still treat it like a fresh bucket of votes. https://twitter.com/DecisionDeskHQ/status/2067036048463462609?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw The general election is now set Collins will face Ossoff in…