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New York Times report reveals explosive outburst from DNC boss

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A new report claims that things are even worse than previously thought in the Democratic National Committee. It’s pretty obvious that the DNC has been in turmoil […]

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New West Is Densifying. Schools Aren’t Keeping Up

Parents are worried that plans to move kids from a seismically safe school to an unsafe one will put them at risk.

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Opinion | The Revealing Diaries of Dr. Fauci

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Opinion | The Revealing Diaries of Dr. Fauci

Newly released diaries tell a different story from what he told you.

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Victor Davis Hanson Goes Off on Zohran Mamdani: ‘New York is Not YOUR City’ (VIDEO)

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Victor Davis Hanson Goes Off on Zohran Mamdani: ‘New York is Not YOUR City’ (VIDEO)

Conservative historian and scholar Victor Davis Hanson recently went off on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, reminding him that New York City doesn't belong to him. The post Victor Davis Hanson Goes Off on Zohran Mamdani: ‘New York is Not YOUR City’ (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Joe Scarborough Goes Off on DNC Chair Over Democrat Party’s Cash Crunch: ‘How Does This Guy Still Have His Job?’ (VIDEO)

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Joe Scarborough Goes Off on DNC Chair Over Democrat Party’s Cash Crunch: ‘How Does This Guy Still Have His Job?’ (VIDEO)

On MSNOW's Morning Joe show today, host Joe Scarborough lost his mind going off on DNC chair Ken Martin over the party's financial troubles. The post Joe Scarborough Goes Off on DNC Chair Over Democrat Party’s Cash Crunch: ‘How Does This Guy Still Have His Job?’ (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Insiders fear Trump's new war plan will backfire catastrophically

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Insiders fear Trump's new war plan will backfire catastrophically

White House officials are increasingly concerned President Donald Trump may imminently execute a plan to launch massive attacks on Iran that could have catastrophic consequences, Zeteo reported. Trump intends to stage a major military escalation to force Iran back to the negotiating table on more favorable terms, Trump told Axios. However, virtually everyone in his inner circle believes the plan will fail and cause severe harm. One White House adviser called it a "terrible idea," while another senior official claimed, "Trump has no way out." A third official warned there is "almost no scenario where Americans don't die" if Trump proceeds. Despite this consensus, administration insiders admitted they are "too scared" to tell the president his plan won't work, instead soft-selling concerns. The New York Times reported a Friday meeting where Trump's advisers mostly counseled against intensifying Iran attacks.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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FIFA boss summoned to testify about Trump ties in aftermath of World Cup

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FIFA boss summoned to testify about Trump ties in aftermath of World Cup

The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee has formally asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to appear before the committee, escalating scrutiny of FIFA's relationship with President Donald Trump in the aftermath of this summer's men's World Cup.In a letter sent Sunday night, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) asked FIFA to turn over records of anything of value given to Trump, his administration, or the Trump Organization, along with visitor logs from FIFA's Miami and New York offices and preserved communications — including messages sent on platforms like Signal, Telegram and WhatsApp — between FIFA staff and anyone connected to the Trump administration or transition, reported The Athletic.FIFA created a new "Peace Prize" awarded to the president, took office space in Trump Tower and relocated the World Cup draw from Las Vegas to the Kennedy Center in Washington after Trump allies took over the venue.Scrutiny intensified during the tournament when Trump personally called Infantino to request a review of U.S. player Folarin Balogun's suspension, which FIFA then reversed — a decision the organization maintains was made independently.Raskin's letter also questions the Justice Department's decision to drop long-running corruption cases tied to international soccer, suggesting the timing raises questions about whether FIFA's outreach to Trump influenced the outcome.Additionally, the letter revives concerns about FIFA's World Cup ticketing practices, which are already under investigation by attorneys general in several states over pricing that reportedly reached tens of thousands of dollars for finals tickets — far above the tournament's original promised cap.A White House spokesperson dismissed the inquiry, defending the administration's role in the World Cup as a major success for the country.Because Democrats remain in the House minority, Raskin cannot compel Infantino's testimony. But the letter signals the kind of oversight FIFA could face if Democrats retake the chamber in November, when Raskin could gain subpoena power as committee chairman.The pressure adds to mounting criticism of Infantino abroad, with dozens of European lawmakers and soccer bodies — including UEFA and Norway's football federation — raising concerns about FIFA's political neutrality following the Balogun controversy and the Trump Peace Prize.

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Fauci’s diary revealed: Wet market not origins of COVID

Fauci comes off as extremely smug and convinced of his own greatness.

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'They're in danger': Insiders reveal which Trump agency has Iranians feeling 'scared'

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'They're in danger': Insiders reveal which Trump agency has Iranians feeling 'scared'

President Donald Trump doesn't seem to have much sway in the negotiations to end the war against Iran, but there is someone else who may hold the key, insiders revealed on Monday. Axios reported, citing multiple anonymous White House officials, that Iranian officials seem more afraid of the U.S. Treasury than of the Department of Defense. The insiders argued that Iranians are more afraid of sanctions now because of the country's economic conditions. "The Iranians want to stop being bombed, and they want money," a senior administration official told the outlet. "But that's almost in reverse order. They really want the money first."That seems to give Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent significant leverage over how the war negotiations proceed, according to the officials. "They're in danger of runs on banks. There are gasoline shortages in this giant oil-rich country," one official told Axios. "They're more scared of Treasury than the War Department.""The president has a win-win optionality. The U.S. is capable of prosecuting this militarily to the fullest extent. And the U.S. is capable of exerting economic sanctions that cripple Iran," another official said.

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New York Times report reveals explosive outburst from DNC boss

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