WATCH: Whitehouse Spends Half an Hour Blaming Everything on ‘Climate Change’ Senator Sheldon Whitehouse returned to the Senate floor on Thursday with another installment of his long-running “wake up” speeches, this time using nearly every minute to argue that climate change is the root cause of almost every global problem.  Instead of addressing the real economic pressures facing American families—high energy costs, rising insurance premiums,

One man died, and three others are in critical condition after a suspect fired a gun on Saturday in a parking lot in Arizona. The incident started with two vehicles, an SUV and a sedan in the afternoon in a Pheonix business parking lot. According to Pheonix police, there was a dispute which prompted the two vehicles to stop in the parking lot. Fox News

The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus – wiki cmmons According to Campus Reform, “Violent posters depicting the killing of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were found at the University of Wisconsin-Madison last week.” Sadly, the posters found had violent language written on them including “The only good fascist is a dead one,” as well as  “Speak their language, you can’t vote away fascism,” were

NBC’s Kristen Welker actually pressed Democrat Senator Amy Klobuchar about the seditious Democrat lawmakers and their viral video urging the military to refuse President Trump’s orders. Last week, Trump lashed out at the six Democrat members of Congress who urged the military to refuse ‘illegal orders.’ Without offering any specifics, Senators Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) and Mark Kelly (D-AZ), along with Democrat Reps. Maggie Goodlander (NH),

WATCH: Should Marjorie Taylor Greene Run for President in 2028? This week’s episode of The Patriot Perspective, hosted by The Gateway Pundit’s Gregory Lyakhov and Ofer Adar, focused on several major developments shaping national politics and international affairs.  The conversation opened with the meeting between President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. This meeting surprised many people but followed a familiar pattern

Sometimes random and strange things happen that are unexpected. Last week, a driver on a North Carolina highway called 911 to report that a bald eagle dropped a cat through her windshield. It occurred in Swain County on US Route 74. According to the 911 call, the driver told the dispatcher that the cat was not alive. Fox News Reported: A driver in North Carolina

WATCH: Sen. Warren Claims Republicans ‘Created’ the Health-Care Crisis Sen. Elizabeth Warren used a Senate hearing this week to deliver yet another dramatic, inaccurate attack on President Donald Trump—this time claiming that Trump is responsible for rising health-care premiums across the country.  Speaking Wednesday on Capitol Hill, Warren accused the administration of “ripping away coverage,” “skyrocketing premiums,” and “creating a health-care crisis.”  But her argument

The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) has approved two clinical trials to study the effects of puberty blockers on children, involving up to 226 participants, with some as young as 10 years old. The trials, set to begin recruitment in early 2025, aim to “gather evidence” on the impacts of these drugs after a ban on their routine NHS prescription earlier this year. The Daily

National Economic Council (NEC) Director Kevin Hassett was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with host Maria Bartiromo to discuss how the economy will look for 2026. Hassett was very optimistic and explained that things were looking good with economic growth on the horizon. “I want to get your take on what you’re expecting for the new year 2026 and the economy. What does that look like

Russian soldier hoists a flag on a building in central Pokrovsk. Key Donetsk bastion of Pokrovsk will turn back to being called by its Russian name Krasnoarmeysk. After a 21-month long battle, Ukraine has just lost one of the most important Donetsk cities it still holds, a 60k citizen-strong road and rail hub that is vital for logistics and supply. Control of the so-called ‘gateway