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Military Family's Home Targeted in Anti-Trump Arson Attack

1/3/2026

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Major Jason “Red” Mills and his wife experienced a targeted attack on their Washington, D.C. home shortly after Christmas, resulting in an incendiary fire.
While celebrating in Florida, Mills learned of the fire, which included vandalism with anti-Trump and anti-military messages.
A suspect has been arrested, and despite the damage, items like a hospital bracelet and baby photos were salvaged.
A GoFundMe campaign has raised approximately $90,000, with notable contributions from the military community and a $10,000 donation from NASA administrator Jared Isaacman.
Mills expressed gratitude for the extensive support received during this incident.

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Story summary

Major Jason “Red” Mills and his wife experienced a targeted attack on their Washington, D.C. home shortly after Christmas, resulting in an incendiary fire.
While celebrating in Florida, Mills learned of the fire, which included vandalism with anti-Trump and anti-military messages.
A suspect has been arrested, and despite the damage, items like a hospital bracelet and baby photos were salvaged.
A GoFundMe campaign has raised approximately $90,000, with notable contributions from the military community and a $10,000 donation from NASA administrator Jared Isaacman.
Mills expressed gratitude for the extensive support received during this incident.