Part 6: Louisiana, the World’s Dumping Ground By Danielle Walker, The State of Freedom Recently Louisiana advanced as a finalist for the federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus. The state’s proposal pairs the deployment of small modular reactors with a willingness to store high-level nuclear waste in offshore salt domes in the Gulf — an arrangement structured to cleverly and stunningly bypass Louisiana’s own prohibition on

Credit: Staff Sgt. Ken Scar Guest post from South Korea At a time when the United States is increasingly treating Communist China as its principal strategic competitor and moving to restrict Chinese military-linked companies and protect critical AI and technology supply chains, there are growing reasons to question whether South Korea is moving in the opposite direction. The latest case is particularly striking. South Korea’s

These people are so bold! Margarita Cielo Balbuena cannot speak a lick of English after living in US for 37 years. Demands citizenship! Margarita Cielo Balbuena is a woman who has been in the U.S. since 1989 and cannot speak a WORD of English. That’s 37 years! This week Margarita stood with leftist leaders and demanded amnesty at a Democrat presser about Delaney Hall: Margarita

(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!) Not garnering near the media attention as cyclospora, but deadlier and more dangerous, is a flesh-eating bacteria crisis that has developed along the Gulf Coast. Writing in his Substack, Dr. McCullough explains: A significant uptick

Christopher Gillum (Credit: Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office) A former police officer accused of planning a racially motivated mass shooting at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (Jazz Fest) was quietly released from custody in June after a grand jury declined to indict him. Christopher Gillum, 45, a former Chapel Hill police officer, had been held without bond following his dramatic April 22 arrest in

Abdi Daisane (Credit: daisaneformn.com) Abdi Daisane, a Somali-born daycare operator, has won the DFL primary for Minnesota House District 14A, setting up a November showdown in a seat Republicans have held for years. Abdi Daisane, a St. Cloud childcare-business owner, won Tuesday’s Democratic-Farmer-Labor primary for Minnesota House District 14A with 2,262 votes—62.52% of the total—defeating Paul R. F. Schumacher, who received 1,356 votes. The figures

California High-Speed Rail Authority The high-speed rail program that California has been working on for years and which has already cost billions of dollars, may run out of money as early as the end of 2027, according to new reports. Has there ever been a greater example of the inefficiency of government to build things? They have been at this for years and hardly any

Putin visits Russia’s Pacific Fleet – Screengrab Social Media/X Upscaled by Grok AI Russia may retaliate against UK-EU ships in the Pacific or anywhere else in the world, Putin says. With the Iranians in Hormuz, Houthis in the Red Sea, Somali pirates in the Horn of Africa, and the Russia-Ukraine war in the Black Sea, maritime trade is getting increasingly more dangerous by the day.

Wow! Fever star Sophie Cunningham was assaulted during the game on Saturday. On Saturday, during the WNBA’s Indianapolis Fever-Chicago Sky game controversial player DiJonai Carrington made headlines after she brutally assaulted Fever star Sophie Cunningham during her breakaway layup. It is obvious from the film that Carrington did not go for the ball. She was aiming for Cunningham’s head and neck. If this would have

White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. (@StephenM / X screen shot) Trump advisor Stephen Miller appeared on the Will Cain show on Wednesday afternoon and tore into AOC for laughing off the era of woke during a recent interview with Jon Karl of ABC News. During the same interview, AOC lied about the radical platform of the DSA and refused to condemn radical Hasan