Judicial Watch has filed a lawsuit against the City of Detroit to force the release of records on how many dogs and cats were euthanized by Detroit Animal Care and Control while Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed ran the city’s health department. The lawsuit, Judicial Watch, Inc. v. City of Detroit (No. 26-018170), follows an August 14 FOIA request and an October 7 follow-up that

Law enforcement in Lansing, Michigan, is concerned there may be a serial killer on the loose after five killings were committed in under one year on the same trail. Earlier this month, police said they were investigating the possibility that a lone killer was targeting the Lansing River Trail, Fox News reported. Karen Holt, a criminology professor at nearby Michigan State University, told the outlet,

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Far left Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed recently appeared on Meet the Press and was asked if he or anyone in his family has connections to the Muslim Brotherhood. His answer was a flat no. But NBC News just committed an actual act of journalism and confronted El-Sayed about tweets from his sister and other family members that appear to suggest

(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!) Arthritis is not just “a little joint pain.” It’s a constant, grinding ache — the kind of ache it is hard to find any relief from. And what’s behind it all? Inflammation. The same kind of inflammation

President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the scheduled firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will not be livestreamed. The Pentagon had previously planned to let the public watch. The immediate families of the victims will be allowed to attend and watch in person if they choose to do so. President Trump announced the decision Thursday in a post on Truth Social. The

They Bought a Warehouse to Shelter the Homeless—Then Paid Security to Keep Them Out By Christine Bish Sacramento County’s $64.7 million project raises questions about pandemic spending, years of delay and the decisions that left people waiting. In California’s capital county, taxpayers financed a troubling contradiction: Sacramento County purchased a warehouse to shelter homeless people, then paid private security while homeless people were kept outside.

Madison – The Wisconsin State Elections Director is reporting a 30% drop in absentee ballot requests for the November 3, 2026, election this week compared to the 2022 midterm election.    The 2022 Wisconsin Midterm Election for governor was decided by approximately 90,000 votes out of a total of over 2.6 million ballots that were cast with a registered voter turnout (RVT) of over 77%.

The National Border Patrol Council has over 17,000 members in over 16 locals. The National Border Patrol Union slammed Democrat-socialist James Talarico for lying about his support for border security. The BP Union pointed out that James Talarico is lying about calling out the Biden regime for failing on the border. This is the same far-left extremist James Talarico who said border security funding was

Screencap of Twitter/X video. The main library in Santa Monica, California is a popular destination for the city’s homeless population. An outside group was hired to come in and do some tests and found tabletops, computer keyboards and more, tested positive for human feces and even E Coli. This is your regular reminder that allowing a large homeless population to thrive is a community health

Amar’e Stoudemire/ Image: Miami Dade College/Instagram Former New York Knicks star Amar’e Stoudemire has made a major career move and traded a basketball and the shining lights of stardom for a police badge. Miami Dade College shared a photo of Stoudemire, 43, following his graduation from the Miami-Dade Police Academy on Wednesday. “Amar’e Stoudemire, @amareisreal, made his mark on the basketball court. A six-time NBA