Rap star Nicki Minaj made headlines with her emotional speech at the United Nations, drawing attention to the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Speaking alongside U.S. Ambassador Michael Waltz, Minaj’s remarks highlighted a severe humanitarian crisis that has seen over 52,000 Christians killed since 2009. Her appearance at the U.N. demonstrates the power of celebrity platforms in humanitarian discussions, especially when addressing issues that many feel are underreported. Minaj expressed gratitude toward President Trump for his administration’s actions regarding this issue, stating, “I would like to thank @POTUS for prioritizing this issue and for his leadership on the global…
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A recent meeting led by Yvette Felarca, a notable figure in Berkeley, California’s activist circles, raised eyebrows with its discussion of tactics against political opponents. Felarca, a public school teacher and a self-described “anti-fascist,” led members of the socialist group By Any Means Necessary (BAMN) in an enthusiastic recap of what they deemed a “victory” over supporters of Turning Point USA (TPUSA). The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to intensify efforts to combat TPUSA, not only on college campuses but also in public schools, starting with Berkeley High School. This gathering, labeled a “tribunal,” showcased a troubling trend in…
A report has surfaced indicating that the Trump administration has collaborated with Russia to draft a peace proposal aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This 28-point plan reportedly draws inspiration from a previous ceasefire agreement made for Gaza, as outlined by Axios. While the document has garnered support from an unnamed senior Russian official, reactions from Ukraine and its European allies remain unclear. The overall framework of the proposal encompasses various critical areas, including security guarantees and future U.S.-Russia relations. However, fundamental questions persist, particularly regarding Russia’s demands for significant territorial concessions in eastern Ukraine. Currently, Ukraine is…
CBS News and “60 Minutes” are under fire for an upcoming segment that many believe exploits the tragedies of families affected by school shootings. The show features Anderson Cooper interviewing grieving parents, including Jada Scruggs. Her daughter Hallie was killed in a shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville last year. As Cooper filmed in Hallie’s empty bedroom, Jada reflected on her daughter’s life, saying, “All these physical things are tangible ways of reminding me she was real, she was here. She lived with us.” While this moment resonates with deep empathy, critics argue that the segment serves a different…
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan’s recent move to refer Thomas Windom, a former assistant to special counsel Jack Smith, for prosecution highlights the escalating tensions between Congress and the Department of Justice. This referral stems from Windom’s refusal to answer numerous questions during closed-door sessions, which Jordan argues obstructs the committee’s investigation. Jordan’s 19-page referral accuses Windom of improperly citing his Fifth Amendment rights and grand jury secrecy rules to avoid inquiries about his work on investigations into Trump’s alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. In contrast, Jordan points out that another prosecutor, J.P. Cooney, was more forthcoming.…
Noam Chomsky, a prominent figure in academia, finds himself embroiled in controversy following the release of documents by the House Oversight Committee. Among these documents is a letter where Chomsky allegedly praises Jeffrey Epstein, describing him as a source of “penetrating insights” and “extensive knowledge.” The juxtaposition of Chomsky’s intellectual stature against the dark legacy of Epstein raises unsettling questions. Chomsky, now 96, writes in the released letter that he has had “many long and often in-depth discussions” with Epstein about a wide range of topics. He goes so far as to call Epstein “a highly valued friend” and a…
The Biden administration continues to face scrutiny over its handling of immigration, as recent events highlight serious security concerns. Border Czar Tom Homan made a notable appearance on Fox News, emphasizing the significance of his role under President Trump. During the segment, he addressed an alarming case involving an Uzbek illegal immigrant, Akhror Bozorov, apprehended while operating an 18-wheeler in Kansas. This case exemplifies the troubling implications of current immigration policies. On-air host Bill Hemmer shared critical details about Bozorov, who entered the U.S. illegally in 2023. He was already wanted in Uzbekistan for ties to terrorism, specifically for spreading…
Count Del. Stacey Plaskett, a Democrat representing the U.S. Virgin Islands, as another casualty amid the party’s attempt to pin the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein on Republicans. Last week, it came to light that she exchanged texts with Epstein during a 2019 congressional hearing. At that hearing, Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, was testifying. These revelations are part of documents recently released by the House Oversight Committee, first through a selective leak by Democrats followed by a broader release from Republicans. The initial leak hinted at a potential connection between Trump and Epstein in terms of knowledge about the…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) plans to bolster immigration enforcement in the New Orleans area with a significant operation named “Swamp Sweep.” Scheduled to start on December 1, this initiative will deploy 250 border agents to arrest around 5,000 individuals suspected of immigration violations across southeast Louisiana and into Mississippi. The move reflects a broader strategy by DHS, which has recently focused on similar crackdowns in cities nationwide, including Chicago and Los Angeles. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is a strong advocate for this mission. He underscored the state’s concerns about crime linked to undocumented individuals during an interview on…
Representative Lloyd Doggett’s announcement that he may not retire after all has caught attention, especially following a recent legal decision against a Republican-driven redistricting plan in Texas. Initially, Doggett, 79, had hinted at stepping back from politics after the unveiling of a controversial map that would have forced him into a contest with fellow Democrat Rep. Greg Casar, 36. Now, however, the potential for Doggett to continue representing his district has been revived. Doggett’s cheerful reaction was notable. He quoted Mark Twain, saying, “the reports of my death politically are greatly exaggerated.” His sentiment resonates with the current landscape, where…
Gerrymandering has been an inherent part of American politics since the country’s founding. Named for Elbridge Gerry, a founding father and Vice President under James Madison, the practice has sparked controversy and debate throughout history. For years, those on the left tried to abolish partisan gerrymandering, a contentious issue that swirled around the Supreme Court, especially during Justice Anthony Kennedy’s tenure. It wasn’t until President Trump appointed Justice Brett Kavanaugh that the Court solidified its stance. In the 2019 case of Rucho v. Common Cause, the Court established that while race-based gerrymandering is prohibited, drawing maps based on partisanship is…
The debate in Congress regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s connections has taken an interesting turn, particularly between the House Oversight Committee Chair, Rep. James Comer, and his Democratic counterparts. They both invoke the adage that “sunshine is the best disinfectant,” yet their motivations differ. Comer aims to expose all connections to Epstein, while Democrats seem focused solely on implicating President Donald Trump. In a recent House floor speech, Comer highlighted the links between Epstein and notable Democratic figures. He noted that these connections were documented in over 65,000 pages of documents released by his committee. In contrast, he criticized Democrats for releasing…
Missing Migrant Children: An Unacceptable Crisis The issue surrounding migrant children in the United States has reached alarming levels. Recent claims from former ICE Director Tom Homan reveal that more than 30,000 children have gone missing under the Biden administration’s oversight. This shocking figure raises serious questions about the government’s ability to safeguard vulnerable minors at the southern border and reflects poorly on the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), which is responsible for placing these children in safe homes after apprehension. According to Homan, the Trump administration successfully located these missing minors, utilizing federal resources effectively. Homan stated, “We’re talking…
The latest edition of The Gateway Pundit’s DC Dive, hosted by correspondent Jordan Conradson, highlights five essential stories that have dominated the headline news cycle. Each tale offers insight into the ongoing political landscape filled with controversies and hard-hitting commentary. The first story involves Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who sparked outrage by taking an apparent jab at former President Trump during a press conference alongside Epstein victims. This moment has opened a floodgate of reactions, questioning her loyalty and intentions. Greene’s remarks suggest complex dynamics within party lines, particularly concerning accountability and support for victims of abuse. Next, the Senate…
Last week, a surprising moment unfolded at the White House that captured the essence of shifting alliances in American politics. Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump, once embroiled in a public feud, shared a brief yet telling interaction at a state dinner for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The video clip, circulating widely online, shows Trump tapping Musk on the shoulder. Musk’s subtle nod and faint smile conveyed a depth of understanding that resonated beyond mere pleasantries. As commentator Nick Sortor noted, “The bros are back together.” This interaction signals a significant shift in their relationship, which has…
The state dinner hosted by former President Donald Trump for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman serves as a crucial indicator of shifting dynamics in U.S.-Saudi relations. This evening, highlighted by the presence of influential figures from varied sectors, underscores the intertwining of politics, business, and sports at a time when relations between the two countries had recently experienced strain. The gathering made headlines not only for the guests, who included celebrities like Cristiano Ronaldo and tech leaders such as Elon Musk but also for its symbolic significance. Trump’s designation of Saudi Arabia as a “major non-NATO ally” marked an…
Pastor Greg Laurie transformed an area marked by tragedy into a space of hope and renewal during the “Hope for America” event. This gathering at the UCCU Center in Utah Valley University drew over 7,000 attendees eager to connect with their faith following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The night was not only a memorial but a powerful affirmation of belief, featuring performances from renowned Christian artists Phil Wickham and Chris Tomlin, who also honored Kirk during his memorial service in Glendale, Arizona. One particularly moving moment came when Wickham led the crowd in singing “Awesome God,” a timeless worship…
Analysis of Bipartisan Momentum and Trump’s Potential Maneuvering in the Epstein Files Transparency Act The passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act marks a significant moment in congressional history, showcasing a rare bipartisan effort to shed light on the deep-rooted connections surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. With a remarkable vote of 427–1 in the House, this legislation demands unclassified documents related to Epstein’s investigations within 30 days of presidential approval. Such unity reflects a growing impatience among lawmakers and advocates, who have long called for transparency regarding Epstein’s links with powerful figures and potential co-conspirators. Lawmakers converged on Capitol Hill, driven by…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has made a significant stride toward prioritizing the American public by intensifying its crackdown on employers of illegal aliens. This action is underscored by a recent operation in California that exposed a large fraud network exploiting laborers under false pretenses. For years, there has been a growing consensus among conservatives that effectively combating illegal immigration involves targeting not just the undocumented individuals but also those who facilitate their employment through illegal means. The operation highlighted by ICE on November 17 serves as a clear demonstration of this approach. ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) made…
The recent decision in Illinois to allow non-citizens to serve as police officers has stirred intense backlash among conservatives. The controversy began when Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker approved HB3751, a law that eliminates U.S. citizenship as a prerequisite for becoming a law enforcement officer, effective January 1, 2024. This change allows certain non-citizens, including those with work authorizations and DACA recipients, to apply as police officers, provided they meet other qualifications. Critics, including Republican lawmakers and the Fraternal Order of Police, have labeled this legislation as “madness.” The concern is clear; there is a strong belief that this law undermines…
Zohran Mamdani’s ascent to the mayoral seat of New York City has sparked conversations about his promised socialist policies. He campaigned on enticing offers such as rent freezes, free public transportation, lower grocery prices, and universal childcare. However, this vision of a “free” New York is shrouded in the harsh reality that such promises always come with significant costs. Shortly after his election victory, Mamdani took to social media to solicit donations for the transition necessary to implement his ambitious plans. This immediate call for funding contradicts the notion of a welfare state without burdens. It shows that the facade…