Virgina man lands back in prison for making new threats toward President Trump
Published on March 12, 2026.
Valeriy Kouznetsov, a 41-year-old Virginia man who has previously served time for threatening President Donald Trump, has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison for making new threats online. The threats were posted between February 2025 and 2025, with one allegedly referencing the assassination attempt of Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. In another message, he threatened to "murder all of you," referring to the President and other officials. Additionally, he was arrested in 2023 for violating his supervised release by entering the area around the White House.
Related Articles
Miranda Devine: The far-left media showed just whose side they’re on during coverage of the NYC ISIS-inspired bomb attack
The far-left media misrepresented the ISIS bomb attack in New York, framing it as anti-Islamic protesters and blaming Republicans, while the real-world threat was addressed.
Alaska Senate unanimously passes supplemental spending bill, buoyed by war-driven oil prices
The Alaska Senate unanimously approved a $373 million supplemental spending bill, leveraging unexpected oil revenue from high oil prices and state savings, despite concerns over funding shortfalls.
Around 1,000 attend President Trump’s NKY speech as crowds line up for hours in rain
President Donald Trump addressed a crowd of 1,000 in Hebron, Kentucky, touting economic victories and campaign contributions, while facing criticism in Congress.