African Migrants Loot Homes and Stores in Ceuta, Defecate in the Streets, Attack Citizens (VIDEOS)

Almost immediately after tens of thousands of Africans invaded the Spanish city of Ceuta, all hell broke loose, with chaos flooding the streets.  As The Gateway Pundit reported, European leaders are panicking over the chaos, with Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declaring that Spain is "under attack" after more than 50,000 Africans poured across the small city's border. The post African Migrants Loot Homes and Stores in Ceuta, Defecate in the Streets, Attack Citizens (VIDEOS) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'Biggest red flag' in unredacted Epstein files given away by Todd Blanche: legal expert

The journalist and lawyer suing Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche spotted "the biggest red flag" after unredacted Epstein records were handed over.In an episode of her podcast, Katie Phang discussed her case against Blanche that demands the release of the Epstein files with appropriate redactions. It marked the first time she's spoken about the case since the DOJ revealed that it handed over unredacted records from the Epstein files.Judge Emmet Sullivan is reviewing the unredacted records privately and will decide what's worth releasing. However, in a court filing, the DOJ justified its redactions and mentioned an accidental redaction of Jeffrey Epstein's email address."Todd Blanche admitted in his filing yesterday that Jeffrey Epstein's email address was redacted. He calls it an inadvertent redaction, but it's been redacted and has since been lifted," Phang explained. "Now, you may not think that's a big deal, but I think it's a very, very, very big deal. And in fact, that is the biggest red flag that you could find from what has happened here."The main argument in Phang's lawsuit is that the DOJ made improper redactions under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, and she's demanding they either release the files or explain their redactions. The inadvertent redaction of Epstein's email address "shows that the way that the redactions were done here was wrong," Phang said."This wasn't some one-off mistake," Phang said. "We know for a fact that the Department of Justice released over and over again, hundreds and hundreds of times, the personal identifying information of several victims."Phang explained that even though the DOJ "wants to say, 'Oops, sorry, we missed it,'" the release of victims' names but not Epstein's email address proves the "process was flawed. We know that it didn't work, and now we know that it also worked to protect the identity of Jeffrey Epstein, the main perpetrator of these crimes."

(VIDEO) Trump Says he Wants to Be “Very Careful” About Giving Ukraine License to Build American Patriot Missiles – “We Have Not Agreed to That”

President Trump on Friday told reporters that he's still talking to Ukraine about providing US weapons like Patriot missile interceptors, but he wants to be "very careful" about giving the advanced technology to another country. The post (VIDEO) Trump Says he Wants to Be “Very Careful” About Giving Ukraine License to Build American Patriot Missiles – “We Have Not Agreed to That” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

MAGA governor taunted as Fox News poll paints dire midterm picture

A recent Fox News poll showed Democratic Texas gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa within the margin of error of defeating Gov. Greg Abbott, and critics wasted little time taunting the MAGA governor over his potential election loss.Despite President Donald Trump winning Texas in 2024 by close to 14 percentage points, Abbott – a fierce Trump ally – is favored to win his re-election bid by just 1 percentage point over his Democratic opponent, well within the margin of error. Conducted between July 23-27, the poll also found that Texas voters indicated they were “falling behind financially” by a more than 2-to-1 margin.Sara McGee, the Democratic nominee for Texas’ 132nd Congressional District, predicted the new polling data would force Abbott’s hand in adjusting his campaign strategy over the next 95 days.“Republicans will say this poll is fake only for Greg Abbott to turn around and flip on data centers, and then roll out a ‘healthcare plan’ after refusing federal Medicaid expansion dollars for the last 12 years,” McGee wrote Friday in a social media post on X. “He’s seen the numbers. November is coming.”In 2024, Trump performed strongly with several key demographics in Texas, securing more support from independent and Hispanic voters than his Democratic opponent, former Vice President Kamala Harris. According to the new poll, however, Hinojosa leads Abbott with both groups by 27 and 16 points, respectively.Abbott has served as governor since 2015 and is seeking a fourth term that would make him the longest-serving governor in Texas history. He enters the race with a massive financial edge, reporting nearly $90 million in campaign cash on hand.He’s also demonstrated a strong loyalty to Trump, calling a special session last year at Trump’s request to help enact the White House’s nationwide redistricting push to update congressional district maps in a manner more favorable to Republicans for the midterms.Republicans will say this poll is fake only for Greg Abbott to turn around and flip on data centers, and then roll out a “healthcare plan” after refusing federal Medicaid expansion dollars for the last 12 years. He’s seen the numbers. November is coming. ⏰ https://t.co/7vaaCTSpF1— Sara McGee for Texas HD 132 (@SaraForTexLege) July 31, 2026

There's a Reason Why Bernie Moreno Dropped an F-Bomb When Cooking Anthony Fauci

Fauci Unmasks Himself

It wasn't good for Anthony Fauci or anybody else that he took the Fifth at his Senate hearing this week. That plus his diary may well have been a reputation-destroying event.

WATCH: Fauci walks away when pressed on Fifth Amendment, pandemic regrets

Anthony Fauci walked away from questions about pleading the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during Rand Paul's Senate hearing on gain-of-function research.

Fauci walks away when pressed on Fifth Amendment, pandemic regrets

Dr. Anthony Fauci declined to answer Fox News Digital's questions outside his home, walking away when asked whether he regretted pleading the Fifth Amendment during a contentious Senate hearing.