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Musk backed Alex Jones' demand to deport the streamer after his Egypt World Cup celebration rant went viral By Peter D'Abrosca A streamer who broadcasts to more than 1 million followers on a popular online platform set off a viral firestorm after invoking Mayor Zohran Mamdani's name as he declared Islam would take over New York City. "Allahu Akbar!" the extremist internet personality Sneako yelled amidst a group of Egypt soccer fans while drums were banged and horns were blown. Egyptian flags waved among the crowd as they chanted along. Sneako, whose real name is Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, has been described as a provocateur and palled around with the online antisemitic far-right during his rise to social media stardom. Before that, he was all-in on his support for the political far-left and supported the presidential campaign of socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in 2016. He reportedly converted to Islam in 2023. But Friday night, after Egypt de...

By Sam J. Buckle up - DataRepublican just dropped a devastating thread that exposes Candace Owens in her own words, and it’s brutal. James Lindsay agrees: This report is damning. The game Candace is playing is evil and dangerous, and it's deliberate. https://t.co/V4LHpyFk1H — James Lindsay, anti-Communist (@ConceptualJames) July 6, 2026 Once hailed as a new, strong conservative voice, Candace has spiraled into full grift mode, turning Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination into a subscription-fueled conspiracy cash cow. Not exactly the behavior you'd expect from someone whom Charlie supposedly thought of as his best friend. Nope. Not even a little bit. Candace built a 'four-stage permission structure' of dehumanization, wildly contradictory, crazy theories with zero named sources, and even audience-fueled predictions of Erika’s death - now she’s crying 'Zionist conspiracy' about a report made from her own footage. This isn’t journalism or truth-seeking; it’s ...

By Victor Davis Hanson Zohran Mamdani, New York’s self-described socialist mayor, could not resist using the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration to trash the very country that he and his parents voluntarily sought out. As is his custom, Mamdani speaks in stereotypes and generalities, offering few if any examples, all laced with his accustomed unctuous hypocrisy. Let’s deconstruct his incoherent July 4 riff: America, they will tell you, belongs only to those with the right accent or the right shade of skin. The rest of us, they insist, should be grateful for merely being allowed to visit. How small they are. How weak, how unoriginal . . . At every moment in our past, those who led through exclusion and isolation have tried to win power and enrich themselves by turning us against one another. Thus spoke the pampered rich kid from Uganda, who immigrated to America with his now-endowed professor father and elite filmmaker mother, the latter reportedly supported by millions of dollar...

By MARIANE ANGELA Conservative activist Laura Loomer and journalist Desiree Townsend both claimed Monday that Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has been declared “brain dead,” citing unnamed sources. UPDATE: In response to the claims, a spokesperson for McConnell said the senator continues to improve in the hospital and is working closely with his staff on “Kentucky and Senate matters while the Senate is out of session.” “Senator McConnell appreciates the outpouring of support he’s receiving while he continues his recovery in the hospital. The Senator continues to improve, and is working closely with his staff on Kentucky and Senate matters while the Senate is out of session,” the spokesperson told Breitbart News. The original story continues below. Loomer wrote on X that, according to a senior source she said was close to the White House, McConnell had been declared brain dead and was not expected to recover. “High level source ...

The US president is expected to tell Erdogan that defense cooperation will resume after years of tension over Ankara's purchase of S-400 system from Russia, according to the The New York Times. By ILH Staff US President Donald Trump is expected to inform Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that he is prepared to restore Ankara to the advanced F-35 stealth fighter jet program, according to a report published in The New York Times , based on four senior US administration officials. The dramatic development comes against the backdrop of Trump's planned visit to Ankara ahead of this week's NATO summit, where the two leaders are expected to hold a one-on-one meeting. According to the report, the US administration is still considering how to overcome legal restrictions and congressional opposition to the move, but one option under review is an arrangement through an exchange of official letters between Washington and Ankara. Turkey was removed from the F-35 progr...

By Becky Noble As we continue to celebrate the 250th birthday of America, we look to many of the nation's museums to be the curators of valuable artifacts of American history. Being able to look at actual objects that helped to shape the nation makes our story come alive in ways it could not just by reading books. But a scathing new White House report shows that one of the nation's most important museums of American history is being completely taken over by left-wing activists, and the tax-paying public is footing the bill. The Smithsonian was built to preserve America's story, not rewrite it. A new report by the Domestic Policy Council reveals how the National Museum of American History is erasing our heritage by prioritizing its own ideological narratives ⬇️ — America First Policy Institute (@A1Policy) July 5, 2026 The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History (NMAH) is a fully taxpayer-funded entity. But instead of telling the story of actua...

By Nick Arama Scandal-plagued Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee for the Senate in Maine, has now been hit with an even bigger scandal.  A woman who dated Platner is now alleging he committed sexual assault against her five years ago. Platner is denying the allegations.  The woman, a 41-year-old Maine resident named Jenny Racicot, detailed the alleged incident to POLITICO in three interviews over the past two weeks. POLITICO also spoke with a man Racicot dated and confided in the years after the alleged incident, and reviewed documents, including emails between Racicot and her therapist and messages between Racicot and an acquaintance whom she warned against getting involved with Platner years before he ran for office. Racicot alleges he entered her home, intoxicated, and forced himself on her.  “I remember him grabbing my pelvis and being really forceful of me,” she said. “I remember the specific moment where I thought to myself, like, ‘This is no longer my cho...

By Rusty Weiss Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is catching fresh heat after appearing on the cover of Essence magazine, where she was branded "the People's Champion." It's the latest in a surprising string of efforts to pursue celebrity status for the Justice, who somehow found her way onto a body rarely associated with vanity projects. The special collector’s edition, unveiled by Essence on America’s 250th birthday, celebrates Jackson as the first Black woman on the nation’s highest court and a “powerful voice for those simply seeking the God-given birthrights promised to every American.” "There is no better moment to celebrate her extraordinary legacy," they write. As America celebrates its 250th birthday, ESSENCE is honored to unveil the first magazine cover of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic career. As the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court, there is no better moment to celebrate her… pic.twit...

By Nick Arama As we reported, Folarin Balogun was given a red card during the last U.S. World Cup game against Bosnia and Herzegovina. That meant he couldn't play the rest of the game, and he was suspended for the next game, Monday evening's game with Belgium. Balogun is not looking at the defender and is trying to get the ball, the defender throws his body in the way and Balogun lands awkwardly. Never should’ve been a red, suspension would’ve been unjust. pic.twitter.com/uKBi2UHnSW — nicky 🇺🇸🇨🇴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇲🇽 (@PFF_Nicky) July 5, 2026 There was a lot of uproar about the call, as my colleague Bob Hoge noted.  It was also a big disadvantage to the U.S. team to lose one of their top strikers, although as I noted, Balogun took it with grace.  The foul wasn't even called initially. It wasn't called until there was a VAR (Video Assistant Referee) review. That raised questions about whether the protocols were being improperly applied because the VAR's slow mo...