Trump Team Rattled After Adviser’s Furious Explosion Raises Internal Red Flags

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller faces accusations of promoting inflammatory and violent language towards judges who oppose President Donald Trump's policies, particularly following a devastating fire that destroyed Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein's residence in South Carolina.Authorities are investigating the explosive incident in Edisto Beach involving Judge Goodstein, who had recently blocked the Trump administration's access to voter registration details of millions. Although Judge Goodstein was not present during the fire, several family members, including her 81-year-old husband, incurred serious injuries while escaping the blaze.South Carolina Chief Justice John Kittredge reported that the family had to jump to safety, sustaining injuries in the process. Judicial officials are alarmed by threats Judge Goodstein had received leading up to the fire, particularly given escalating hostility toward the judiciary.Miller responded vocally to criticisms, denying allegations made by Rep. Daniel Goldman regarding targeting judges and blaming the left for political unrest, amidst rising concerns over threats to the judiciary.