How do we begin to control the colossal mess that sanctuary cities pose to America’s future? Do we simply cut off the federal spigot to these hellholes? How do we not only get a tighter control on our immigration, but also develops the blocks so voting by illegals is not allowed, and the madness cannot continue indefinitely?
Why should we have more than half the immigration population on welfare? Isn’t that a drain on everybody who grew up and worked in this country? Will the money we sent the federal government be preserved for our children, or squandered supporting murderers, drug runners and traffickers from abroad?
Is there really a twist to the Supreme Court’s hideous birthright citizenship decision? The American Warfighter awaits the green light.
She lost. Now they all lose. Pray. Here’s more from And We Know.
And it could change physics forever. At least, for the next four years, CERN will xease its usual operations to allow for “maintenance” of its God Particle Machine. But what are they NOT telling us about the 3rd Long Shutdown?
CERN has officially shut down the Large Hadron Collider — and it won’t restart until 2030. While scientists analyze years of data and prepare for groundbreaking new discoveries, many are wondering: Is there more to this shutdown than the official story?
What exactly are they doing during this extended downtime? And why are they doing it right now? Join Ben Chasteen & Rob Counts on this Edge of Wonder live as they reveal proof that some of CERN’s recent discoveries completely defy the laws of physics — findings that could change everything we’ve been taught.
For months, a militant group in Minneapolis known as Direct Action Minnesota (DAMN) carried out an organized campaign of harassment and violence against federal immigration officers. From “Whipple Watch” stalking to ramming government vehicles and building military-style barricades, they thought they were untouchable.
Now, the Department of Justice has dropped the hammer.
In this video, we break down the 8-count federal indictment against 15 members of this Antifa-linked crew. We expose the evidence, the shocking involvement of a state employee, and the hypocrisy of radicals like Natasha Rakotz—who are now running to the media to play the victim after allegedly assaulting federal agents.
Minnesota has a long history of throwing out cases against radicals, but this time, the feds aren’t playing games. Justice is finally catching up. Here’s more from Neil Johnson.
Another Democratic Socialist has won a heavily contested primary, ousting incumbent Diana DeGette, a 15-term Democratic Congresswoman serving Colorado’s 1st Congressional district, based in Denver. The victor: Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old lawyer, born in Ethiopia. If Kiros wins in December, she would become the youngest Gen Z woman in Congress.
DeGette and Kiros argued mostly about foreign policy, and whether Israel — or Palestine — should be supported. Christy Peterson will be the Republican nominee, but the district is heavily Democratic, so it will be a tough race for her.
This victory moves the Democratic Socialist assault out of New York City, although once again, to heavily urban territory. It will be interesting to see how more traditional Democrats seek to block these radicals, and get their party back on a more sustainable course.
But if they can’t succeed, will we cry foul? Hell no! The Democrats can burn for all we care. Here’s more from Braden Langley, who calls Kiros “the Ethiopian AOC.”
The Aztlan Collection is polarizing, and uncanny. But is it at all legitimate?
The collection consists of artifacts that appear to show ancient aliens or alien-human interaction. These artifacts come from the Cerro del Toro region of Jalisco, Mexico, and are said to be up to 8,400 years old.
They come from a cache of artifacts that was buried to hide them from the Spanish. Most are what’s known as “geopolymers,” essentially ceramic mixtures, sometimes riddled with roots or mineral crusts.
Are they really made 8,400 years ago, or have they been doctored more recently? Let’s take a gander at the science. Here’s more from Dan Richards on Dedunking.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the U.S. Supreme Court Hecox ruling, upholding states’ rights to ban biological males from competing in women’s sports — and somehow it took nine justices, two lawsuits, and six months to confirm that girls are girls.
Also: Supergirl bombed so hard even the pirates didn’t bother, and Armie Hammer makes a comeback in a role only an aspiring cannibal could pull off. Here’s more in a new edition of Phetasy’s Dumpster Fire.
The braindead leftoids in New York City just nominated three Communist scumbags for the U.S. House of Representatives. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani put forward the three douchebags. Undoubtedly, the worst of the pack is one Darializa Avila Chevalier, the nominee in New York’s 13rd Congressional district, a seat formerly held by Adriano Espaillat.
Chevalier has been dutifully trying to erase her tweets that show just how vile and disgusting she truly is. But CNN Politics was able to resurrect copies of the tweets. One discussed wiping her dirty hands on an American flag in lieu of a napkin. Many openly reflect her open Communism and admiration for several Marxist terrorists. Here, the Liberal Hivemind digs into this trove of tweets.
The Women’s National Basketball Association doesn’t have a racism problem. It has a problem involving too many angry black lesbians attacking the few white players, like Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark, that fans actually like to watch.
Will the league begin to address its problem? Maybe a few of the most vicious and angry black lesbians should be booted. After all, this is a league that had a much smaller fan base before Cunningham and Clark appeared and it will sink back into obscurity if they are gone. Here’s more from Mark Dice.
Democrats aligned against the SAVE America Act are suffering from an insidious disease — stupidity?
Why can’t they agree with 80 percent of their fellow citizens? Is their cure for their illness? Let’s hear from Dr. Donald Trump and his medical assistant J.D. Vance on a new edition from The United Spot.
