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Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports

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The co-owner of the Seattle Storm on Tuesday berated and allegedly made the teen girls cry for supporting women in women's sports. The post Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Rising WNBA Superstar Sophie Cunningham TORCHES Seattle Storm Co-Owner After She Curses Out Teenage Girls for Supporting Biological Reality: ‘Truly Embarrassing… Unfortunately Shows the Type of Leader She is’

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Rising WNBA Superstar Sophie Cunningham TORCHES Seattle Storm Co-Owner After She Curses Out Teenage Girls for Supporting Biological Reality: ‘Truly Embarrassing… Unfortunately Shows the Type of Leader She is’

Indiana Fever guard and rising WNBA star Sophie Cunningham broke her silence Wednesday night after Seattle Storm minority co-owner Celeste Keaton allegedly berated two teenage girls for supporting Cunningham’s courageous defense of women’s sports. The post Rising WNBA Superstar Sophie Cunningham TORCHES Seattle Storm Co-Owner After She Curses Out Teenage Girls for Supporting Biological Reality: ‘Truly Embarrassing… Unfortunately Shows the Type of Leader She is’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Stephen Miller's wife furiously backtracks as Fauci diary reveals 'stark departure'

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Stephen Miller's wife furiously backtracks as Fauci diary reveals 'stark departure'

Dr. Anthony Fauci's diaries are causing a major headache for Stephen Miller and his wife Katie, new reports show. The Millers — Katie a former Trump administration official and Stephen the White House deputy chief of staff — are scrambling to explain why the man they want jailed has praised her warmly and says he helped her handle COVID-19, reported NOTUS."katie Miller is great (tough, smart,but great),” wrote Fauci in his diary. "Am on phone frequently with katie and Stephen."Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) published more than 1,000 pages of the physician's diary entries after they were found on government servers, and some of the entries detailing Fauci and Miller discussing her child's medical history were initially posted online but later redacted.Miller has called for his imprisonment and dismissed his federal pardon as illegitimate, but "that’s a stark departure from the relationship Fauci wrote about in his diary," as NOTUS reported.Diary entries from 2020 show she relied on Fauci for medical guidance during her pregnancy, her husband's COVID-19 diagnosis and a health scare involving their newborn.“I am calling katie frequently to check on her couple time per day," Fauci wrote in an entry dated May 9, 2020. "She is very anxious about getting very ill since she is 10 weeks pregnant. Tonight she had an anxiety reaction. I calmed her over the phone."Asked to reconcile the warmth documented in those entries with her current criticism, Miller told NOTUS she was never actually close to Fauci at all. She has said their relationship was strictly professional, and that she deliberately projected friendliness toward him so he wouldn't work against her or her husband behind the scenes.“I understood who he was, and I understood how to manage somebody like him,” she said.She pointed to a passage where Fauci notes that he agreed with Stephen Miller on border restrictions to prevent the coronavirus from spreading within the U.S.“How did Stephen Miller manage to get Dr. Fauci there?” she said. “It’s understanding how to communicate with somebody who wants to put themselves above others.”That framing casts Miller as the one in control of the dynamic — a strategic operator managing a colleague she distrusted, not someone who misjudged him. It's a coherent account, but one that sits awkwardly next to entries showing Fauci describing personal, non-work interactions, such as comforting her over the phone during an anxiety episode, checking in as she traveled to her parents' home in Texas, and swapping jokes with her in the White House Situation Room.A NOTUS review found the diary's original release mentioned Miller far more often than a later, redacted version — raising questions about what was scrubbed and why, though Miller has said she wasn't involved in the redaction process and that some medical details about her child were published without her consent.The Daily Beast's Cameron Adams appeared less than impressed with the Miller's attempts to distance themselves from Fauci. "The entries revealed that they were happy to take help from a MAGA hate figure," he wrote. "[They] secretly turned to Anthony Fauci for COVID advice—then demanded the doctor be jailed."

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DSA leadership plans for a 2028 nationwide general strike: A ‘perfect storm’ for organizing

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DSA leadership plans for a 2028 nationwide general strike: A ‘perfect storm’ for organizing

As Democrats and Republicans prepare for the 2028 presidential race, the Democratic Socialists of America are preparing for something different: a nationwide general strike that, if successful, could paralyze the U.S. economy. “We are building toward May Day 2028 (and looking ahead to the 2028 Presidential Election, too),” DSA co-chairs Megan Romer and Ashik Siddique […]

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Senate panel delays vote on Blanche's nomination as key Republicans withhold support

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Senate panel delays vote on Blanche's nomination as key Republicans withhold support

The Senate Judiciary Committee had been expected to vote Thursday on whether to advance Todd Blanche's nomination. But resistance from two Republican senators threw his confirmation into doubt.

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Pete Hegseth begs allies for support as Iran war falters

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Pete Hegseth begs allies for support as Iran war falters

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is encountering significant resistance from U.S. allies as he seeks international support for a Strait of Hormuz patrol coalition, per reports. According to Politico, European officials have expressed deep frustration with the Trump administration's approach, particularly the February airstrike on Iran that occurred without consulting Congress or allied partners. Hegseth is urging the U.K. and France to lead the naval coalition but faces skepticism from four British officials and U.S. insiders, Politico reported. The U.K. Defense Minister Wes Streeting agreed cautiously to assist with maritime security but explicitly rejected offensive operations against Iran. Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) explained the problem directly: Trump is frustrated that Congress, the American people, and core allies aren't supporting the war with Iran. Coons also noted the administration failed to build consensus before escalating, stating, "you can't be surprised when you throw a party and you don't invite anybody."Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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'Big relief': GOP leader shows signs of cracking under Trump's 'vise-like pressure'

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'Big relief': GOP leader shows signs of cracking under Trump's 'vise-like pressure'

Senate Majority Leader John Thune offered a rare glimpse into the strain of leading a Republican conference under constant pressure from President Donald Trump.The president has put Thune under what Politico calls "vise-like pressure" to kill the filibuster rule and pass his election bill.“He thinks I can wave the magic wand,” Thune told Politico. “I wish it were that easy.”The comment came during a Wednesday interview in Thune's Capitol office, at almost the exact moment Trump was telling reporters in the Oval Office that Thune "has the votes" to eliminate the Senate filibuster and pass a Republican-backed elections overhaul. Thune, unaware of Trump's remarks as he spoke, flatly disputed that characterization, saying he is nowhere near having the support needed to kill the filibuster or move the legislation Trump wants.Thune told Politico he was simply reporting the math of a closely divided Senate. He argued that Trump's active involvement in this year's primaries has also shaped the current makeup of the conference and, by extension, the votes available to him now.Compounding the challenge is the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who functioned as a trusted go-between capable of leveling with Trump directly. Thune called that loss significant, noting Graham could speak candidly to the president in ways few others could.Thune maintained that his relationship with Trump remains functional, insisting the two "get along" even as he absorbs the brunt of the president's impatience with the chamber's limits. He's simultaneously trying to advance a government funding bill, a Russia sanctions package, judicial and executive nominees, and possible movement on cryptocurrency and college sports legislation — all before senators leave for a five-week recess.Politico then asked the GOP leader about Trump's questioning whether he was “the man for the job” of leading Senate Republicans. Thune gave a surprising answer. "[If Trump could find somebody else to do this job," he said, "it might be a big relief.”

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DISGUSTING! Deranged WNBA Fan in Seattle Spits Right in the Face of Female Caitlin Clark Supporter Following Indiana Fever Victory (VIDEO)

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DISGUSTING! Deranged WNBA Fan in Seattle Spits Right in the Face of Female Caitlin Clark Supporter Following Indiana Fever Victory (VIDEO)

A left-wing male WNBA fan has gone viral for assaulting a fan of WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark following a game in Seattle. The post DISGUSTING! Deranged WNBA Fan in Seattle Spits Right in the Face of Female Caitlin Clark Supporter Following Indiana Fever Victory (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Republicans trapped in 'high-stakes game of chicken' as candidate's campaign spirals

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Republicans trapped in 'high-stakes game of chicken' as candidate's campaign spirals

Scandal-plagued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is turning into the child nobody wants with two major campaign funders waiting for the other to step into the breach.The Republican Party's top spending committees are locked in a "high-stakes game of chicken" over Paxton's floundering Senate campaign—each hoping the other will kick in tens of millions needed to save his sinking candidacy."Somebody is going to have to spend big money," said Dan Eberhart, an oil executive fundraising for Paxton, told the Times. "We'll see who blinks."The calculus is brutal. Texas demands approximately $15 million weekly in super PAC advertising for a credible campaign—making it a resource drain compared to cheaper battlegrounds with equal strategic value. Republican strategists are increasingly questioning whether Paxton is worth the investment.According to the report, "Mr. Paxton finds himself in a unique situation among Senate candidates, according to interviews with a dozen Republicans with ties to his campaign. Republican donors still hold grudges from a bruising primary. The state, with its 18-plus television markets, is an epically expensive setting. And his Democratic opponent, James Talarico, has proved to be a particularly strong fund-raiser."Paxton is also being shunned by Washington campaign cash rainmakers."National Republican groups are slated to spend tens of millions of dollars this summer and fall in every other top-tier Senate race, including in some states that prominent handicappers think are not as competitive as Texas," the Times is reporting. "They even plan to spend more in noncompetitive Kansas. In most states, Republicans are expected to outspend Democrats — for instance in Ohio, where the G.O.P. commitment totals over $100 million."The Times notes that "the amount of Republican spending planned in Texas from now through Election Day, according to AdImpact, a media tracking firm: $0."

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Seattle Storm Co-Owner’s Wife Curses At Young Girls at Fever Game Until They Cry – For Carrying Sign Thanking Sophie Cunningham and Supporting Women’s Sports

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