A woman in Indiana was arrested after she and her two kids allegedly beat up a student … and, the fight was seemingly caught on shocking video.

Latea Hentz — a 36-year-old mother — and her teenage son and daughter are accused of hopping on a school bus to throw hands with an 8th-grade student they claim was bullying the son.

Watch the clip … the three people in the vid — identified by local outlets as Hentz, her 17-year-old daughter and her 13-year-old son — throw punch after punch at this other student. One person in the fray screams at this kid to never touch her son again.

According to local reports … Hentz told cops the student had been bullying her son for weeks, but the school wouldn’t do anything to stop it. The day before this went down in early March, she says, he slapped her son.

Police say the kid who was beaten up went to the hospital for treatment, where it was determined his nose was fractured and his left eye was bruised and swollen.

Hentz was reportedly charged with multiple felonies … including criminal confinement, battery resulting in moderate injury, intimidation, and criminal trespass. The children are also facing undisclosed charges.

Political consultant Rick Wilson is brushing off right-wing outrage over the “Kill Tesla, Save the Country” photo he shared online, saying the reaction is just manufactured “moral panic” … especially since they didn’t bother to get context from his linked Substack piece.

His article, he explains on “TMZ Live” Thursday, outlines a political strategy to put financial and social pressure on Elon Musk by targeting Tesla’s stock — completely peacefully — in an effort to “stop the destruction that he’s causing with DOGE.”

Wilson argues Tesla was already struggling before he published his article, with outdated models, overpriced cars, and a failing reputation … suggesting Musk should focus on fixing his company — which just today saw the recall of nearly all its Cybertrucks — rather than throwing a fit over an article.

Harvey presses Rick on the impact of the image, saying the photo he used seems to evoke revolution, regardless of his intent. But Wilson counters that he could have chosen more inflammatory images — like a vandalized Tesla dealership — but didn’t. (The pic shows the aftermath of a New Year’s Day explosion of a Cybertruck outside the Trump Hotel in Vegas, triggered from inside the vehicle by Matthew Livelsberger, who died in the blast.)

Rick insists the real issue isn’t a headline or a picture, but Musk’s vulnerability to political and market forces … as Tesla’s stock has recently plummeted by more than 50%. He points out how controversial Musk is, due in part to his DOGE efforts at slashing government spending.

tWitch‘s widow, Allison Holker, is caught in a bitter feud with his family — but you wouldn’t know it from her IG thirst traps!

Allison dropped a batch of bikini pics Thursday … flaunting her killer figure while soaking up the sun and striking some seriously sizzling poses for the camera.

Allison captioned the pics, “Much needed reset and relax day ☀️”, and it’s clear she was doing just that — looking effortlessly glam with a smile as she soaked up the sun on her beach day.

No doubt, that “reset” was much needed. Things have been tense with tWitch’s family, who are now taking legal action against Allison after calling out what they say are “misleading and hurtful” claims in her new book about tWitch’s life and death.

tWitch’s mom, Connie, and the rest of the family have already shut down Allison’s claims, especially one about tWitch hinting at being sexually abused by a male figure in his journals.

They’ve also dismissed her allegations about tWitch having a serious drug problem.