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While right-wing radicals draw intense scrutiny, influential left-wing figures with extremist rhetoric are often normalized by Democrats and major media outlets.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2026/05/03/hasan-piker-nick-fuentes-democrats-embrace-extremism/89861433007/?taid=69f738da16d544000169ae23

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BREAKING UPDATE: Liberal satire site The Onion’s second attempt to take over Infowars was slapped down Wednesday by the Texas Third Court of Appeals! Alex Jones breaks down this massive victory below.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/breaking-the-onions-second-fraudulent-attempted-hijacking-of-infowars-just-got-blocked-by-the-texas-third-court-of-appeals-developing

Waters declined to answer the Texas Republican, telling Gill she wanted to discuss the FACE Act instead of procedures

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop-rising-star-demands-abortion-advocate-name-favorite-method-hearing-clash

None of the Democratic candidates running to replace outgoing California Governor Gavin Newsom gave him below a B-minus grade on combating homelessness, a moment that Republicans sharing the debate stage on Wednesday evening called a laughable evaluation of the state’s problem.

"My goodness, of course it's an F," Republican candidate Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host, said.

"It shames our state, the situation with homelessness. We have about 10% of the U.S. population, around 50% of the country's homeless."

The CEO of a California hospice advocacy group told congressional lawmakers Tuesday that fraud in the industry is flourishing across the state, questioning how numerous fraudulent providers can continue to operate under the nose of regulators.

Sheila Clark, the president and CEO of the California Hospice and Palliative Care Association (CHAPCA) — a nonprofit that pushes to improve access to quality end-of-life care — told the House Ways and Means Committee that some hospices operate in name only, meaning they have no patients or staff.

Clark said the surge in hospice and home healthcare providers is a symptom of failures across multiple regulatory bodies that degrade patient protections and hurt taxpayers.

"You'd be amazed at how many hospices… the door you can walk up to in California and there is nobody there. Five months' worth of mail that you can see stacked… nobody's there," Clark said. "And that passed a survey. How did that happen?"

"How do you put a hospice in a burrito stand in California?" she quipped. "How do you put a hospice in an entire store in California? That all had to be vetted through licensure and through certification and accreditation."

Dr. Lynn Ianni, a licensed psychotherapist with nearly 40 years of clinical experience who also testified, said she was locked out of her own Medicare benefits for months after she was falsely enrolled in hospice care.

"Imagine being told, in effect, that you are at the end of your life — when you are not — and then being denied access to care because of that error. It was not just frustrating," she said. "It was terrifying."

For eons now, the foreign policy game has been the same: flatter the old establishment, repeat pre-approved, canned slogans, and pretend the only legitimate voices in Europe were the same tired establishment creatures who opened the floodgates to migrants, censored free speech, and ran their countries straight into the ground. But thanks to Team Trump, things are changing. The younger people rising inside Trump’s circle aren’t the least bit interested in propping up the same failed old, dowdy Euro crowd. They’re interested in the future, which is why they’re talking to the new right, populists, nationalists, and the people the old order have spent years trying to crush into dust.

That’s why the New York Times is in panic mode. The freak-out is because Team Trump isn’t just changing policy, but it’s doing it with younger voices who aren’t at all impressed or intimidated by old political taboos, guilt rituals, or dusty diplomatic niceties. And that’s where Sarah Rogers comes in.

You might remember Sarah Rogers from her fight to help Douglass Mackey, who was convicted on election conspiracy charges for sharing an anti-Hillary meme. Always a champion of free speech and justice, Sarah stepped in to help Mr. Mackey when he needed it most.

So it is not surprising that the Times’ own reporting shows she became a key part of this larger shift from the old guard to the new. Sarah is the more senior, more polished figure helping carry that torch, and the New York Times is clearly not happy about it.

The piece kicks things off fretting that Trump’s people are no longer treating Europe’s hard-right parties like the plague.

When Samuel Samson, a senior adviser at the State Department, sat down privately with far-right German lawmakers in an office just steps from the White House, he was breaking with history.

For eight decades after World War II, America’s foreign policy establishment had usually steered clear of Germany’s hard-right parties, seeking to ensure that they never seized power again. That changed under President Trump, leading last September to Mr. Samson’s meeting with Beatrix von Storch and Joachim Paul of Alternative for Germany, or AfD — a party designated as a suspected extremist organization by German intelligence.

Ahh yes, the Times wants their readers to recoil in horror at the idea that Trump’s people are willing to break with the old postwar playbook, because the old establishment expects permanent loyalty, no matter what. Team Trump is making it clear those days are over.

First, Congress is saying ActBlue appears to have knowingly accepted illegal foreign contributions. Second, the legal and compliance team seems to have blown to pieces after the 2024 election, which suggests the people closest to the scandal understood just how serious it was and bailed. Third, there appears to have been a cover-up, including alleged lies to Congress and possibly withheld subpoenaed material. The fraud questions are still part of an ongoing investigation, but those three points spell big trouble for ActBlue.

And if all of this sounds familiar, it should. There’s been a lot of side-eye around ActBlue for a while now, and we did a recent piece calling out the way The New York Times tried to provide their usual “cover.” The press wanted readers to think ActBlue lying to Congress was some sort of legal misunderstanding.

When reality and evidence show the more likely situation is that top lawyers were sounding alarm bells, while high-ranking staffers were heading for the exits, everyone’s invoking the Fifth Amendment, and all of a sudden, this giant fundraiser is in the crosshairs.

Experts say the decade-old memos were leaked to damage Chief Justice Roberts and the court's credibility

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/latest-scotus-leak-gift-liberals-salivating-over-control-high-court-narrative-experts

Returning Arlington to the District of Columbia would fight fire with fire

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/trump-bold-option-counter-virginias-new-gerrymander-scheme

Sen Scott Wiener's SB 934 would penalize therapists who attempt to change a patient's gender identity or sexuality

https://www.foxnews.com/media/detransitioner-confronted-california-lawmaker-on-the-harms-gender-transition-heres-why-he-spoke-out

Sarah Trone Garriott is challenging GOP Rep Zach Nunn in a toss-up Iowa congressional district

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/lutheran-minister-house-candidate-fire-recounting-part-satanist-couples-wedding

NYPD stopped two alleged terrorists, but the mayor pivoted to ideology instead of recognizing officers involved

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/mamdanis-first-100-days-far-left-mayor-flunks-key-leadership-test

Taking to X on Sunday, Mikhaila, who co-hosted Peterson’s YouTube call-in show “Answer the Call” for conservative media outlet The Daily Wire, said her father has had a “terrible” year.

“Every day for the last year has been hell,” Mikhaila said in a teary video uploaded to the social media site.

“I’ve cried every single day.”

Mikhaila, who is currently 25 weeks pregnant, wrote on X alongside the video: “We figured out that dad has a psych med induced neurological injury, and has been suffering from akathisia.”

She noted that it’s been six years since her father had taken any psychiatric medications, but mold flared his symptoms over recent months, leading to sepsis. She believes stress from the death of both his parents, as well as selling his home, also contributed to his “worsening” symptoms.

“Last summer his symptoms started, after a flare up likely induced by mold (CIRS) and stress. It was complicated by pneumonia and associated sepsis a month later. It’s been horrible.”

A senior European official insists the initiative is not meant to sideline the Trump administration

https://www.foxnews.com/world/starmer-macron-accused-playing-being-relevant-strait-hormuz-plan

Tulsi Gabbard sends criminal referrals to DOJ targeting the inspector general and the CIA analyst whistleblower

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/gregg-jarrett-long-hidden-documents-reveal-first-trump-impeachment-total-fraud

Cherfilus-McCormick told Fox News Digital she will not resign ahead of a looming expulsion vote

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/anna-paulina-luna-says-shes-very-confident-votes-expel-cherfilus-mccormick