In a recent segment on Fox News, Julian Epstein, the former chief counsel to the Democratic House Judiciary Committee, sharply criticized the Democratic Party’s direction. Calling it a ‘cult’ that ‘worships weird progressive idols,’ Epstein voiced his concerns during a discussion about the DNC’s summer meeting in Minneapolis, which he felt lost touch with the average American. Epstein’s comments echoed a broader frustration among various political analysts regarding the Democratic Party’s current state. He pointed to the party’s “horrible poll numbers” and its failure to appeal to a significant portion of the electorate, saying, “two-thirds of Americans disapprove of the…
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Dezi Bird Freeman, a 56-year-old man from Victoria, Australia, is at the center of a significant manhunt following allegations of killing two police officers and injuring another during a raid on his property. Born Desmond Christopher Filby, Freeman identifies as a “sovereign citizen,” a label indicating his rejection of government authority. His history of conflicts with law enforcement and the legal system paints a troubling picture, marked by a pattern of rebellion against authority. This man’s radicalization seems to have intensified during the harsh Covid lockdowns in Australia. He not only refused to comply with mask mandates but also dismissed…
Jennifer Siebel Newsom, a documentary filmmaker and the wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom, appears to have carved out a lucrative career linked to her husband’s political network. Reports indicate she earns upwards of $300,000 annually, a substantial amount bolstered by major political donors and a nonprofit she leads. This financial situation prompts questions about the intertwining of her initiatives and political power. As the self-described “First Partner” of California, Siebel Newsom officially heads the Representation Project, which claims to be a leading organization focused on gender issues. Public records reveal that the nonprofit paid her a hefty salary—$150,000 per…
Legacy media outlets, such as ABC News and The Washington Post, are under scrutiny for how they have reported on the tragic school shooting in Minneapolis that left two students dead and 17 others injured. The suspect, identified as Robin Westman, is a 23-year-old who had previously been known as Robert Westman. He reportedly expressed strong anti-Trump, anti-Christian, and anti-Israel sentiments in messages he left behind, which have now drawn attention for their disturbing content. Westman, who identified as transgender, left an 11-minute manifesto on YouTube just hours before the shooting. In this video, he unleashed a torrent of hatred…
Welcome to The Gateway Pundit’s Week-in-Review with Elijah Schaffer. In this summary, we dive into the most pressing stories from the last 24 hours. The first report details a disturbing incident involving a potential school shooter in Minneapolis. This suspect, whose identity has been confirmed, expressed violent fantasies and intentions in a manifesto posted on YouTube. He allegedly had “Kill Donald Trump” written on his weapon. This revelation sends a chilling message about the toxic environment surrounding our political discourse today. Next, an article examines the treatment of Black prosecutors by Democratic leaders in their ongoing legal battles against Donald…
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton is facing serious scrutiny as a new investigation into alleged mishandling of classified information unfolds. Recent reports highlight that Bolton transmitted sensitive emails over a private server system, which were intercepted by a foreign spy agency. This alarming breach has raised significant questions about national security protocols during his time in the Trump administration. The investigation reportedly aims to determine whether Bolton violated sections of the Espionage Act, which makes it a crime to illegally retain or transmit national defense information. According to reports, the examination into Bolton’s actions began back in 2020 and…
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing scrutiny over the omission of former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger from the announcement of the 2025 California Hall of Fame inductees. This is not just a simple oversight; it raises questions about political maneuvering and the motives that underline the dynamics of power in the state. In Sacramento on Monday, a select group of attendees from Schwarzenegger’s administration gathered, expecting to witness their former leader celebrated as a Hall of Fame inductee. However, Newsom made no mention of Schwarzenegger. This abrupt silence fuels speculation—was Schwarzenegger snubbed intentionally, or is this a matter of confusion around…
On Tuesday, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates visited the White House for a high-profile meeting with the president. A spokesperson for Gates confirmed the visit, highlighting its purpose: discussing U.S. global health programs and the essential research necessary to save lives and uphold America’s leadership on the world stage. The spokesperson stated, “Bill met with the president to discuss the importance of U.S. global health programs and health research that is necessary to save lives, protect Americans’ health, and preserve U.S. leadership in the world.” This discussion around health programs is particularly relevant. Global health has been a major focus for…
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a new factory in Hansalpur that will produce the Maruti Suzuki e-Vitara, a key electric vehicle (EV) in India’s automotive landscape. This facility is not just about the e-Vitara; it will also manufacture hybrid models such as the Grand Vitara and Invicto and produce batteries for hybrids, marking a significant evolution in India’s production capabilities. Maruti Suzuki, a major player in the Indian automotive sector and a subsidiary of Japan’s Suzuki, is strategically expanding its operations. The new battery plant is a collaboration involving Suzuki, Toshiba, and Denso, a global auto-parts giant. This partnership…
In a shocking event at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, a tragic shooting unfolded, resulting in the deaths of two young children and injuring several others. Reports indicate that a transgender man, described as being in his early twenties, opened fire during a mass attended by students. This horrific act has drawn attention across the nation, with local officials confirming the extent of the chaos. Ten-year-old Weston Halsne, a fifth-grade student at the associated Catholic school, bravely recounted his experience to reporters. In an interview, he described how his friend Victor saved him by shielding him from gunfire. “The…
The recent global push for solar energy in developing nations is frequently heralded as a triumph of technology and benevolence. Yet, the situation on the ground reveals a more complicated picture. Advocates of solar energy present it as a solution to both environmental challenges and economic woes. British officials promote a “solar revolution across Africa,” while the World Economic Forum hails Pakistan’s solar advancements as promising. Such narratives often overshadow the actual conditions faced by those in regions without stable electricity. Approximately 1.3 billion people around the world live without access to reliable electricity. For many, the choice to adopt…
Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler faces jail time after a plea deal related to a DUI incident last October. A judge in Williamson County, Tennessee, accepted his guilty plea on Tuesday. As part of the agreement, Cutler will pay a $350 fine and serve four days in jail starting September 29. Additionally, he will be on unsupervised probation for one year and must attend a DUI safety class. His driver’s license in Tennessee has been revoked. At the time of his arrest, Cutler was found to have a loaded Glock in his truck’s center console. He was charged with multiple…
In a shocking turn of events, the case surrounding the alleged kidnapping of seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro has taken a disturbing twist. Parents Rebecca and Jake Haro were arrested last week on suspicion of murder, and the unfolding details paint a grim picture of abuse and tragedy. Initially, Rebecca Haro claimed her child was abducted outside a Big 5 Sporting Goods store in Yucaipa, California. Her account of the incident raised eyebrows due to inconsistencies in her statements, leading law enforcement to dig deeper into the family’s background. According to police reports, Rebecca claimed that she was attacked from behind while…
The escalating conflict between President Donald Trump and Harvard University is heating up, fueled by the recent Cabinet meeting where Trump made no secret of his demands. “We want nothing less than $500 million from Harvard. Don’t negotiate, Linda. They’ve been very bad,” he stated, referencing the school’s handling of issues surrounding anti-Semitism. This is part of a broader strategy aimed at reshaping higher education, particularly targeting what he sees as the toxic environment perpetuated by elite institutions. Trump’s animosity towards Harvard isn’t new. He has accused the university of fostering a “breeding ground for race discrimination” and has connected…
Fulton County is once again at the center of election controversy as the Board of Commissioners faces penalties for refusing to appoint Republican nominees to the Board of Elections. Commissioners Marvin Arrington Jr., Mo Ivory, and Dana Barrett have publicly expressed their unwillingness to comply with court orders related to these appointments. Their resistance came into the spotlight today when Judge David Emerson declared in a recent ruling that the Board “has failed to comply with the court’s order” to seat the nominees, leading to a civil contempt finding against them. The Commissioners’ stance aligns with a larger narrative of…
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem addressed the shocking attack that occurred at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, where a gunman targeted innocent schoolchildren during their morning prayers. The tragedy unfolded on a seemingly normal Wednesday, leaving two children dead and 17 others wounded, 14 of them being children. Noem confirmed via social media that the shooter, a 23-year-old man who identified as transgender, acted with horrifying intent. “This deranged monster targeted our most vulnerable: young children praying in their first morning Mass of the school year,” she stated emphatically, expressing the grief that the community feels over this unthinkable violence.…
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addressed the media at a press conference following a tragic shooting at the Annunciation Catholic Church and its affiliated school. The incident unfolded as children were attending mass, resulting in the deaths of at least two students and injuries to many others. Details have emerged confirming that the shooter was a young transgender man who left behind a manifesto that included threats against public figures. According to reports, the shooter targeted children gathered in a church, armed with multiple firearms—a rifle, a shotgun, and a handgun. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara…
CNN’s chief data analyst, Harry Enten, recently shed light on the troubling situation for Democrats in key swing states, revealing a significant shift in voter dynamics. His analysis paints a stark picture of the current political landscape, highlighting a substantial drop in appeal for the Democratic Party as it struggles with its branding. In a revealing segment, Enten likened the Democrats’ current standing among voters to the failed rebranding efforts of Cracker Barrel, which faced backlash after removing its iconic “Old Timer” mascot, Uncle Herschel. “The Democratic brand right now has about as much appeal with the American voter as…
The “WAR Zone Podcast,” hosted by Wayne Allyn Root and presented by The Gateway Pundit, is garnering significant attention as a high-energy conservative forum. The program airs live from 6 to 8 PM Eastern time, capturing its audience with engaging commentary and discussions that resonate with many patriotic Americans. The show promotes an unapologetic America First agenda, appealing to those who prioritize national pride and traditional values. At the core of the podcast’s success is its commitment to intense, lively debates. Root often features a blend of guests and segments that dissect current events from a conservative perspective. By doing…
Welcome to the latest coverage of the political landscape involving the Trump administration and Capitol Hill. On the legal front, a federal judge has blocked the deportation of Abrego Garcia, extending the court fight through October. This decision illustrates the ongoing tensions between the judiciary and executive branches over immigration policies. The implications of such rulings affect not only individuals but also broader national enforcement strategies against illegal immigration. Meanwhile, Democratic lawmakers are calling for stricter gun control following a tragic school shooting in Minneapolis. This incident has reignited a heated debate over gun rights and public safety in America.…
During a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, President Donald Trump shared his strong stance on crime in Washington, D.C., declaring that he feels he has “no choice” but to pursue the death penalty for murder within the capital. This statement comes as part of his broader strategy to address rising crime rates in the city since he enacted a federal takeover of its police force and deployed National Guard troops earlier this month. Trump emphasized the seriousness of his approach with clear, forceful language. “If somebody kills somebody in the capital, Washington, D.C., we’re going to be seeking the death penalty,”…
CDC Director Susan Monarez has been dismissed from her post just weeks after her confirmation. The news broke as CNN, The Washington Post, and The Hill reported her ousting, although specific reasons for her quick departure remain unclear. A source confirmed to The Hill that Monarez is no longer leading the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Monarez’s appointment was confirmed on July 29. After being sworn in on July 31, few could predict her swift removal. She had previously held the position of acting CDC director during the early days of the second Trump administration and had served…
Recent developments within the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have stirred controversy, especially following an open letter signed by over 190 current and former employees. These employees voiced strong criticisms of the Trump administration’s leadership, citing a lack of qualifications among key officials. They warned that the current state of the agency could lead to disasters reminiscent of Hurricane Katrina. The letter, published by the nonprofit Stand Up for Science, asserts that the agency is being led by individuals who lack adequate legal qualifications and Senate approval. It specifically called out FEMA’s current leaders, including Secretary Kristi Noem, while expressing…
Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli revealed important news regarding the indictment of two medical workers in connection with a recent incident at the Ontario Advanced Surgical Center in California. On July 8, during a targeted operation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a fleeing illegal alien was allegedly aided by clinic staff who attempted to obstruct law enforcement efforts. The event, which has since attracted considerable attention, was initially misreported as involving a patient rather than a fugitive. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the operation involved clearly marked ICE agents approaching two targets as they exited a vehicle.…
Flags at the White House were lowered to half-staff on Wednesday in remembrance of the victims of the tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. President Trump issued a proclamation ordering this display of respect, which will remain in effect until sunset on August 31, 2025. The incident occurred during the first week of the school year when a shooter opened fire on children attending mass at Annunciation Catholic School. As reported, the attacker, a man in his early 20s, was armed with multiple firearms and targeted the church, killing at least two children and injuring numerous others.…