The reported federal search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C.-area residence is now tied to a startling development: investigators allegedly found family text messages on a phone seized from her sister, Sahra Noor. Those messages were reportedly used to convince a federal judge to authorize the search. That is more serious than the usual Washington routine of shouting at cameras and calling every uncomfortable question a conspiracy.According to reports, agents searched the home early Monday as part of an ongoing criminal fraud investigation involving Omar’s immigration paperwork. Fox News Digital reported that the documents were filled out by Omar’s late father when she was a child. Omar’s website says she arrived in the United States in March 1995, at age 12, after about four years in a refugee camp in Kenya. She became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2000, at age 17.Multiple agents wearing HSI jackets were seen outside the residence around 6 a.m. Agents spent hours inside and later left with several boxes of seized items. The New York Times reported that officials seized Noor’s phone earlier this year, and three people familiar with the matter said investigators found family messages on it. Officials then used that information to…

Elon Musk just gave the phrase “future transportation” a serious upgrade. During a Thursday evening event in Texas, Musk unveiled Tesla’s next-generation Roadster, showcasing a vehicle that can hover, flip through the air, drive upside down, and accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than one second. The demonstration showed the Roadster lifting off the ground and flipping over multiple cars and a semi-truck cab. That is a little more dramatic than the usual showroom routine, where the biggest surprise is often whether the salesperson can find the keys. Tesla’s display was built to show that this is not merely another electric sports car with a fancy screen and a long list of software updates. Musk joked about the legal complications surrounding a car that can leave the pavement. “This will be an actual car that’s on the roads. You know, I’m not sure it’s necessarily legal in all jurisdictions,” Musk joked. “But there will be such a car that someone can own, so it’s going to be pretty wild.” https://rumble.com/embed/v7eqyn4/ The Roadster was also shown driving upside down on a vertical ramp before flipping and landing vertically on the ground. After the stunt was completed, Musk…