Reporter and blogger Mark Tapscott provides a special exclusive on more discoveries made about Hinrichs that reveal more than meets the eye (Hat tip: Michelle Malkin).

Tapscott’s Copy Desk is reporting that there may have been shrapnel in the Hinrich’s bomb explosive device. Tapscott’s Copy Desk has also learned that a tree near where Hinrichs’ bomb detonated displays a number of small round holes and some areas of a…

An Oklahoma college student blew himself up Saturday evening near a stadium where some 84,000 people were watching the game. No one else was injured. Michelle Malkin (who asks whether the bomber was Muslim while linking to a story that…

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You can hear the crickets chirping in the Old Media, because they’re busy with the really important stories.

From Michelle Malkin. Someone in the lamestream media- ANYONE, IN FACT- please, PLEASE explain to me why a student who was ‘only’ committing suicide NEEDED A TATP EXPLOSIVE DEVICE APPARENTLY CONTAINING BALL BEARINGS to do it. Seems to be a

There isn’t much new info on Saturday’s University of Oklahoma bombing today. Evidently the U.S. Department of Justice left their inventory of the contents of Hinrichs’ car in plain view on the seat.

ABC:Both the FBI and CIA are calling it the first case of espionage in the White House in modern history. Officials tell ABC News the alleged spy worked undetected at the White House for almost three years. Leandro Aragoncillo, 46,

Tapscotts Copy Desk has a new and interesting development at his blog. Hinrichs automobile had 13 plastic bottles in the trunk. Hat tip to Michelle Malkin for sending us to Tapscott exclusive.

It all sounded innocent enough at first:U. of Oklahoma Blast Is Apparent Suicide NORMAN, Okla. – One person was killed in an explosion near a packed football stadium at the University of Oklahoma on Saturday night in what authorities said