President Joe Biden and his deputies are responsible for the hundreds of Americans killed by migrant truckers, Homeland Security chief Markwayne Mullin told reporters during a Monday press conference. “These individuals are dangerous, and because of the failure from the previous administration, from the Biden administration, they’ve killed hundreds of people, and unfortunately injured thousands,” he said. Officials told the media that migrant truckers have killed 239 Americans. WATCH — Markwayne Mullin: Leftie Politicians in Sanctuary Cities Prevent Willing Law Enforcement Cooperation: Mullin continued: Thank God, President Trump was elected by the American people to restore law and order and safety back…
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Vice President JD Vance criticized the Biden administration for giving illegal aliens commercial drivers licenses (CDLs), stating that he doesn’t want people who have no English proficiency to have a CDL. Vance commended Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for “doing an amazing job” and keeping the roads in the United States safe, while speaking in Michigan on Monday. During his speech, Vance blasted the Biden administration for having “allowed American workers and American drivers to be endangered” and have their jobs stolen by illegal migrants committing fraud. “Today is about restoring the basic principle that if you want to drive a big…
ASHEVILLE, N.C.—Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent kicked off the ministerial-level G20 gathering of the world’s leading economies in the mountain city of Asheville on Aug. 31, putting economic growth and fair trade at the center of discussions—priorities of President Donald Trump.In his opening remarks, Bessent said the United States has chosen to focus on issues that are central to why the G20 was created.“When the G20 first convened in the late ’90s, its mandate was clear: to promote cooperation in pursuit of economic growth,” Bessent said.“But over the decades, mission creep has knocked the swarm off course. This year, under President…
President Donald Trump announced on Monday a new drug pricing deal with nine pharmaceutical companies in his efforts to make healthcare more affordable for Americans. The companies will voluntarily sell their prescription drugs at a lower cost compared to those sold abroad. Trump told reporters at the Oval Office Monday that I…
Telegraph Blame Nepal Floods On “Melting Glue” By Paul Homewood First the Mail tried to blame the Nepal floods on global warming-caused moisture in the atmosphere. Now the Telegraph want you to believe that global warming caused the glue to melt! https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/08/27/how-50-acre-chunk-of-glacier-unleashed-destruction-on-nepal/ And that headline? Turns out that these anonymous scientists said nothing of the sort: Scientists believe the glacier might have been made unstable by warming temperatures that melted permafrost that had held the slab in place like glue. “Believe” and “might” are very different from saying that something had actually happened. If you want the unadulterated truth, ignore the…
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LAS VEGAS (CN) — Thirty years after his death, prosecutors in the trial over the murder of Tupac Shakur asked jurors on Monday to set aside Duane “Keffe D” Davis’ statements for a moment.In interviews and his book, Davis has claimed said he handed a gun to someone in the backseat of a Cadillac moments before the legendary rapper was shot. Davis’ defense attorney Michael Sanft argued his client wasn’t believable and the investigation into him suffered from corruption. Davis has pleaded not guilty.But Chief Deputy District Attorney Binu Palal said they didn’t need to rely only on Davis’ statements…
Another violent scene erupted in the heart of New York City on Monday afternoon when NYPD officers shot a knife-wielding woman who was reportedly accused of stabbing two people in Times Square. The police-involved shooting unfolded shortly before 4:30 p.m. on Monday, August 31, near West 43rd Street and Seventh Avenue, smack in the middle of one of the busiest tourist destinations in America. CBS New York reported that officers rushed to the area after receiving a radio call for a “person with a knife.” The New York Post reported that the suspect was a knife-wielding woman who had allegedly…
On Sunday’s State of the Union, CNN host Dana Bash pressured Tom Homan — “as a border czar and as a human” — how can you be comfortable with sending Haitians back to Haiti, when it’s dangerous? Emotional appeals against most if not all deportations is what journalists do now. They can’t admit the border czar might also have emotional appeals for getting dangerous people out of the country. Journalists like Bash sound more like ACLU activists than journalists. Haitians don’t get Temporary Protective Status from the Media. It’s permanent protection. Senior research analyst Bill D’Agostino and media analyst…
A leaked copy of the Scottish National Party’s conference draft agenda has revealed that it includes a motion calling for a change in the law so it would no longer be illegal for women to perform their own abortions for any reason, including sex-selective purposes, and at any point up to and during birth. According to information obtained by The National, the leaked document – which is not a finalised list of what will be debated at the SNP conference in October – includes a motion that calls for a drastic change in the law in what they say would…
Nepal Floods? Blame Them On Climate Change! By Paul Homewood h/t Ian Magness Today’s Climate Porn, courtesy of the Mail: Devastating flash floods and mudslides have wiped out buildings and bridges along the Nepal–Tibet border – with hundreds of tourists still missing. In Nepal, houses and roads were swept away by rushing water and mudslides. Meanwhile, officials in China–controlled Tibet said they feared ‘major casualties’. So, why are these floods so catastrophic? According to Professor Liz Stephens, Professor in Climate Risks and Resilience at University of Reading, a ‘complex chain of hazards’ is likely to blame. ‘Most people think of flash floods…
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Latin rhythms, colorful vendor displays, and the aroma of authentic cuisine filled the Green in historic downtown Dover, Delaware, on Saturday as the fourth annual Baila Con Dover Latin Festival brought residents, community groups, and local leaders together to celebrate Hispanic heritage and intercultural fellowship.A Grassroots Vision Takes RootThe festival, organized by the Hispanic Organization of Latin Americans (HOLA), has grown significantly since its early days. Delaware State Sen. Eric Buckson told The Epoch Times that he has supported the gathering alongside founder Tony Velazquez since the beginning four years ago.“I was with him then when it was just a…
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Long story short, this is BS. Landslides / avalanches in Nepal have happened for tens of millions of years. In fact, floods associated with landslides are how the V-shaped valleys in the region were carved out millions of years ago at pre-industrial atmospheric carbon dioxide… https://t.co/oud6rlrZqH pic.twitter.com/sRGsVHISIB — Chris Martz (@ChrisMartzWX) August 29, 2026Long story short, this is BS. Landslides / avalanches in Nepal have happened for tens of millions of years. In fact, floods associated with landslides are how the V-shaped valleys in the region were carved out millions of years ago at pre-industrial atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) concentrations.…
By Jack McKeever Agricultural commodities rose to their highest rate in more than a decade in August as wars and extreme weather threatened supplies, raising concerns that higher costs would hit American consumers already rocked by inflation. The Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index, which tracks ten major agricultural commodities, climbed more than 13% in August through Friday, putting it on pace for its largest monthly gain since July 2012. Higher commodity prices can take time to reach grocery store shelves, but the increases are occurring alongside elevated energy and transportation costs tied to the war in Iran, potentially adding pressure to…
RIO DE JANEIRO (CN) — Erick Nunes, a supervising attorney with Estácio University’s legal clinic at Copacabana’s Fifth Special Civil Court which handles small claims, spent nearly half an hour helping a woman sort through three problems.She pulled a jar of coconut oil from a shopping bag and said it was expired when she bought it. Nunes told her to return to the store and, if necessary, contact health authorities.Then she said her pension payments had been cut off, prompting Nunes to refer her to Brazil’s National Social Security Institute. She later raised a third complaint involving a bank, pulling…
The Supreme Court delivered a win to President Donald Trump, ruling that construction on the $400 million White House ballroom can continue. In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court stopped a ruling from a lower court that would have “restricted construction until Congress provided additional approvals,” the Hill reported. While the ruling from the court “is not a final decision, and the case could ultimately return to the Supreme Court,” construction on the ballroom can move forward, according to the outlet: It is not a final decision, and the case could ultimately return to the Supreme Court. But in the…
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1722056162725777&id=100047642298817&mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=LRB5GVmNxxJAJv8g# You may have seen the bar chart below of global glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF) frequency shared around by climate people amidst the recent landslide / flood in Nepal. Science-illiterate climate doomers are claiming that the bar graph (Fig. 6 from Lützow & Korup, 2023) shows that GLOFs have increased sixfold since 1900. But if you read the fine print on the y-axis and caption of the figure, you’d notice that this is what it actually shows. Rather, it shows that the number of GLOFs have increased. Reported means how many were documented, not necessarily how many there actually…
My not-so-secret crush, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, is in Asheville, North Carolina, for the G20 get-together, and all anyone can ask him about is the ongoing Syrupean snit-fit. Advertisement I do have to admit, as rapier-sharp as our Treasury Secretary is, the chances of getting some pretty quotable, wickedly vicious sound bites are better than even odds, and he did not disappoint this morning when being quizzed by CNBC .He was between meetings of the group members and the high-profile finance types who attend these things, and had just gotten out of what he termed as a ‘robust’ session with…
Never doubt your ability to influence people to adopt a pro-life viewpoint. Over the weekend, my sister and I met with an insurance agent. The agent, who was only 22 years old, asked where I worked. When I told him I worked for the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation, he responded that he did not think that abortion was a black-or-white issue. He then began talking about saving the life of the mother. I explained that pro-life laws have exceptions for the life of the mother, which represents only a small minority of abortion cases. I then asked if he realized that…
Legendary singer Lionel Richie was hospitalized in the intensive care unit after he fell ill following a performance in St. Louis, Missouri. This is the second time that Richie, 77, has been hospitalized this summer. TMZ reported: Lionel Richie is hospitalized in the intensive care unit in St. Louis after performing in the city over the weekend … TMZ has learned. Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ … Lionel checked himself into a local hospital after his Saturday night performance at The Muny in Forest Park to have some tests run. We’re told Lionel is being cautious and doctors are…
The United States Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump a major legal victory Monday after it blocked orders by lower federal courts to cease the construction of a grand White House ballroom.In the 5–4 decision, Chief Justice John Roberts — an appointee of former President George W. Bush who previously granted an administrative stay — joined Democrat-appointed Justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson in dissent.“Construction of the ballroom has proceeded apace for the better part of a year,” Roberts wrote. “That construction is likely unlawful.”“Today, we do not pass upon the legality of the government’s East Wing…
Interesting that Bernie directs this to Trump and not Xi. China is right next door to Nepal, and China’s CO2 emissions dwarf the US’s. https://t.co/3nRlRs1LJc — Joel Engel (@joelengel) August 29, 2026 Meteorologist Chris Martz debunks ‘climate change’ link to Nepal floods: ‘Science-illiterate climate doomers’ are spreading ‘a lot of misinformation out there’ ‘Long […]
The Trump administration is leaving no stone unturned in its recent crusade against cheap foreign labor, finally giving 2024 voters what they want.Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Monday that the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) took emergency action to revoke the commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) of 270 schools for failing basic training standards. “USDOT has spent the last year-and-a-half strengthening the rules of the road and removing dangerous foreign drivers from our trucking industry,” Duffy said. “To fully root out the scourge of fraud, hold criminals accountable, and restore safety, we need the support of federal law enforcement. I am…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech There was a time in the United States when the richest moguls, regardless of their many personal shortcomings, embraced philanthropy in a cynical effort to keep the angry mobs at bay. Andrew Carnegie famously built libraries, John D Rockefeller helped fund research that eventually eradicated hookworm, while JP Morgan donated vast collections of art and books to museums and other cultural institutions. Today’s robber barons aren’t in such a giving mood. Sure, there are some figures like Microsoft’s Bill Gates — who has plenty…
The full U.S. Supreme Court on Monday paused a lower court injunction that blocked construction of President Trump’s new White House ballroom. The ruling was 5-4, with Chief Justice John Roberts and the court’s three Democrat appointees in dissent. In its per curiam opinion, the high court granted the Trump administration’s request to stay an injunction by D.C. District Court Senior Judge Richard Leon. Issued earlier this year, that order halted the White House’s above-ground construction on the privately funded ballroom, with the Bush 43 appointee arguing that the project lacked congressional approval. A three-judge panel for the D.C. Circuit…
August 31, 2026 By Think private universities are abandoning DEI? Think again. An undercover investigation by Accuracy in Media has exposed what an official at Southern Methodist University in Dallas described as an effort to “maneuver” DEI-related work, rename offices, and continue programs under a different banner. [embedded content] Danielle Palomo, Coordinator for Community Engagement, Social Change, and Intercultural Engagement at SMU, spoke candidly to an undercover Accuracy in Media journalist about the university’s DEI efforts. Her description was remarkably straightforward. “As you can probably imagine, we’ve had to do a lot of maneuvering in order to remain kind of…
How Grifters Twist Nepal’s Natural Glacier Avalanche to Blame Fossil Fuels. Avalanches and earthquakes are relatively common in the Himalaya and recently drove Langtang Lirung’s glacier collapses. For example, on the south-facing side of Langtang Lirung, a 7.8 earthquake caused… pic.twitter.com/qrFLpV2WMR — Jim Steele (@JimSteeleSkepti) August 27, 2026 # Jim Steele: Past Director Sierra Nevada Field Campus, SFSU, ecologist educator author Landscapes & Cycles, proud member CO2 Coalition, World’s Most Honest Climate Scientist How Grifters Twist Nepal’s Natural Glacier Avalanche to Blame Fossil Fuels. Avalanches and earthquakes are relatively common in the Himalaya and recently drove Langtang Lirung’s glacier collapses.…
This letter was sent out Sunday Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As citizens entrusted with the responsibilities of democratic self-government, we are called to form our consciences according to the truth revealed by God and taught by His Church. Among the many issues that confront voters, none concerns a more fundamental human right than the protection of innocent human life. For this reason, I write to reflect upon the grave moral evil of abortion and the responsibilities that flow from our faith and from Scripture. This fall, we Virginians face a grave moral choice. The Virginia General Assembly has…
MOUNT HOPE, N.Y.—The Heritage Trail runs a flat, straight 19.5 miles from Downtown Middletown to Harriman.I took my grandpa’s rusty bike, pumped up the tires, and set out from the trail head in Middletown at 11 a.m. for the nearly six-hour ride.A week before, I’d walked a quarter mile of the trail, and it was then the idea that I should bike it was solidified. I’m not a cyclist. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever ridden for more than 40 minutes straight.As it turned out, I found the experience a rewarding use of my weekend free time, and a…
WorldNC Teen Indicted in San Diego Mosque ShootingA Winston-Salem 17-year-old, Sarah Lindsey Santiago, has been indicted as an adult on three counts of first-degree murder and a conspiracy for aiding and abetting two teen gunmen in the May 18, 2026, mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, with prosecutors saying she helped livestream the attack and disseminate a manifesto. The three victims were killed and the two suspects died by self-inflicted gunshots in a case that involved a multi-agency investigation across North Carolina and California.12 sources
Iraq insists September 30 is “fixed and final” date for full U.S. troop withdrawal Iraq’s prime minister has declared September 30 a fixed, final deadline for all U.S.-led coalition forces to leave the country The move would end a 23-year American military presence in Iraq dating back to the 2003 invasion A U.S. official confirmed Washington expects to complete the withdrawal by the deadline but declined to detail troop numbers Iraq has tied the pullout to a separate effort to disarm non-state militias, though analysts doubt that goal will be met The withdrawal comes amid growing Gulf frustration with Washington…
The Russian military conducted a successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Friday, August 29, according to a statement from the Defense Ministry in Moscow. The test warhead was launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in the Arkhangelsk Region and followed a trajectory across the country to the Kura training range on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Far East, officials said. The ministry stated that “all of the assigned tasks were accomplished in full” during the test, which confirmed the missile’s performance and flight characteristics. The test constitutes the latest in a series of Russian ICBM launches amid ongoing…
SpaceX has unveiled a plan to construct a $100 billion spaceport, according to a MarketWatch report published in March 2025. The proposal, which was shared with investors in a private presentation, outlines a facility designed to support the company’s next-generation Starship launch system. The location of the spaceport has not been disclosed, though company officials said construction is slated to begin within two years. Investors who attended the presentation raised immediate concerns regarding the lack of a detailed funding breakdown, according to the report. The scale of the proposed expenditure has drawn comparisons to the annual budgets of major government…
A three-year study following nearly 4,000 adults found sustained improvements in brain health across all age groups, according to researchers at the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas. The findings, reported by mindbodygreen, indicate that consistent engagement with cognitive training and lifestyle interventions was associated with measurable gains in participants ranging in age from 19 to 94. Study Design and MethodsThe study tracked 3,966 adults over a three-year period, according to the report. Researchers developed a multidimensional assessment called the BrainHealth Index (BHI) to measure three core areas: clarity, which includes cognitive function such as focus,…
According to a report published by Health.com, certain fish are considered healthier due to their omega-3 fatty acid content and lower mercury levels. The report lists salmon, sardines, mackerel, and anchovies as top choices, citing nutrition experts and dietary guidelines. Health officials recommend these fish for regular consumption, with specific guidance on serving sizes and frequency. Fish is an important source of protein in the diets of billions of people around the world, with a 150g serving providing about 50-60% of an adult’s daily protein requirement [1]. The report states that choosing smaller, shorter-lived fish like sardines and anchovies typically…
Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. By signing up, you confirm you are 16+, will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time. The United States’ 63 official National Parks are often renowned for their natural beauty, but many of them are also hubs of history. To help honor both the country’s 250th birthday and the upcoming 85th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, more than a dozen locations are…
The devastating landslides in Nepal were quickly blamed on climate change. But in this article, Jo Nova shows what that narrative leaves out. Landslides have always been common in the steep, rain-soaked and earthquake-prone Himalayas. Around 1190, a colossal landslide at… pic.twitter.com/ceC3w1zVxA — CLINTEL FOUNDATION (@ClintelOrg) August 30, 2026 https://joannenova.com.au/2026/08/just-how-many-solar-panels-does-it-take-to-stop-landslides-in-nepal-like-the-worst-one-800-years-ago/ By Jo Nova Already the Climate Porn industry is using the ghastly death and destruction in Nepal to sell Net Zero and Socialism, even though landslides have always happened, and there was a far worse one in 1190AD. The Guardian “This is the cost of not acting in the face of the…
The states and the Federal Trade Commission claim Amazon knowingly deceived small businesses by falsely inflating ad prices.SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Twenty-two states and Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon Monday, claiming saying the tech e-commerce giant deceptively and unfairly inflated prices in its online search advertising auctions.In a 181-page complaint filed in the federal court in Washington state, the coalition says that for seven years, Amazon increased prices to advertise on its platform for over a million brands and sellers. They say Amazon has likely profited $20 billion from unsuspecting advertisers.The plaintiffs’ claims range from federal concealment, deceptive, and unfair…
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent blasted Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday, claiming the foreign leader “chose to walk away” from a trade deal with the United States.The Trump administration imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods ranging from alcohol to hockey skates earlier this month after Ottawa failed to sign off on a trade deal. Canada immediately retaliated, with Carney suspending trade negotiations with the U.S. and ordering retaliatory tariffs against American-made products. Bessent said Canada was “offered the best trade deal of any country on the globe,” but Carney abandoned the deal “at the last minute.” “It’s unfortunate that…
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Donald Trump to resume construction on the White House Ballroom indefinitely.The court ruled 5-4 in favor of the Trump administration’s request to stay lower court rulings, NBC News reported. Notably, Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the court’s liberals in dissenting, despite granting an initial stay that allowed construction in the short term. The National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States brought the suit, arguing that Trump lacked authorization from Congress to begin construction on the project. The ballroom is roughly two-thirds complete already and is one of the most contentious…
Grand Canyon officials confirmed Monday that two people are dead after a devastating flash flood swamped the national park over the weekend, and more than a dozen people are still missing.At least 62 people were evacuated from Phantom Ranch and the lower North Kaibab Trail on Saturday after massive flooding, and extensive damage was reported, including footbridges along Bright Angel Creek. Rescue crews are still looking for more than a dozen tourists who are missing after the heavy downpour, according to the Associated Press, but the body of a 46-year-old man was recovered Sunday evening near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado…
U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta on Saturday ordered the force-feeding of a prisoner accused of shooting two members of the National Guard in Washington, D.C.Rahmanullah Lakanwal was previously hospitalized after refusing to eat, prompting the Department of Justice to seek the order, according to the Associated Press. The order permits authorities to involuntarily feed him until Oct. 28. Lakanwal stands accused of the death of National Guard Spc. Sarah Beckstrom and the shooting of Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe. He has pleaded not guilty. The incident took place in November of 2025. The police report claimed that Lakanwal shouted “Allahu Akbar”…
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(Note: Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message below and working with them through the links below which benefits Gateway Pundit. We appreciate your support!) Dermatologists can scrape your cheek, put it under a microscope, and show you an eight-legged mite living in the pore. It’s called Demodex brevis. It’s about a fifth of a millimeter long. And it’s invisible to the naked eye. They live in the oil glands and feed on the oil your face already makes. At night they crawl out of the pore, mate, and crawl back in to lay eggs.…
The Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe argued a 1974 ruling didn’t foreclose its rights to marine waters and the Baker River, and a federal appeals court agreed.SEATTLE (CN) — A Washington tribe can bring claims seeking to expand its fishing rights, the Ninth Circuit ruled on Monday.In a 24-page ruling, a three-judge panel determined the Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe can proceed with its lawsuit over fishing rights along the Baker River, a 30-mile tributary of the Skagit River in northwestern Washington.The case hinges on a 1974 ruling by U.S. District Judge George Boldt, in which the Dwight D. Eisenhower appointee interpreted the 1855…
Vice President JD Vance delivers remarks aboard the USS Kearsarge at the International Naval Review 250 in New York City on July 4, 2026. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch TimesVice President JD Vance said that President Donald Trump’s choice to post what appears to be an artificial intelligence-generated video of Iran’s Kharg Island oil hub being “blown to smithereens” should serve as a warning to Tehran.“The president likes to switch it up on social media a little bit. He would be the first to say he doesn’t make announcements about military actions on social media, but I think that he’s sending a…
https://www.public.news/p/usaid-and-un-poured-billions-into Activists are blaming climate change when in reality climate activists diverted funding for proven flood death prevention into woke green nonsense BY MICHAEL SHELLENBERGER Excerpt: Many are blaming climate change for the flood in Nepal that killed at least 903 and up to 5,000. “A melting glacier contributed to the deadly Nepal floods,” headlined NPR. “We can expect more like this.” It quoted Twila Moon of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, who said, “There’s no question that this event was made more likely because of climate change and that we’re seeing more likely other similar glacier hazards…