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‘He’s Amazing’: Indiana’s Charlie Becker Praises God After Comeback Win
Indiana Hoosiers wide receiver Charlie Becker had a stunning performance in his team’s comeback overtime victory against the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday. But rather than take the glory for himself, the young athlete gave it all to God. “First off … The God I serve is so remarkable. He’s amazing,” Becker told CBS Sports in a post-game interview. “It’s so easy to say that when we’re coming out here and we’re winning football games and we’re doing good.
Cornyn and Tillis Don’t Seem To Understand That They Keep Recording Their Confessions
In a quite strange discussion on CNBC this week, Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said that he’s supporting the Republican ticket, and as a loyal member of his party wants to see the GOP hold the Senate.
GOP Foils Dems’ Election Integrity Shenanigans In North Carolina
As President Donald Trump rallied the Republican troops Tuesday in the Tar Heel State two weeks ahead of next month’s midterms, the GOP was coming fresh off a big election integrity victory. The RNC and the North Carolina Republican Party stopped a last-minute attempt by left-wingers to water down safeguards for absentee ballots.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Sister-In-Law Appeared On Terrorist Watch List, Court Filings Indicate
Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s sister-in-law appeared in the Terrorist Screening Database, court documents filed in 2016 indicate. Mariam Jukaku, the sister of El-Sayed’s wife, Sarah Jukaku, was a participant in two suits the Council on American-Islamic Relations brought against U.S. government officials on behalf of individuals disputing their alleged placement on the watch list, according to court filings.
Spain’s Illegal Alien Invasion Shows It Would Take Democrats Only A Few Hours To Destroy Trump’s Border Progress
It only took hours for tens of thousands of Moroccan illegal aliens to invade the Spanish territory of Ceuta this week. Removing those who remain will take far longer — if Spain even manages to remove them, given a recent court ruling that prohibits immediately deporting migrants who arrive by sea, as many did.
Here’s What You Need To Know About The Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial, Day 4
Lance Twiggs, the roommate and “transgender” lover of alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson, took center stage on day four of the preliminary hearings of Robinson’s murder trial, as Judge Tony Graf allowed a redacted version of Twiggs’ interview with investigators to be played for the public. The day started with a motion from the Kirk family to play to the courtroom, in full, all exhibits offered by state prosecutors.
Brazil Backs Up Pro-Censorship Judge In Vendetta Against Rumble
Rumble and Trump Media stood poised last week to score a victory in their lawsuit against Alexandre de Moraes, a justice of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal who had ordered the American social-media outlet to shutdown the accounts of political opponents.
Affluent White Female Liberals Are Living In A Made-Up World
In a recent viral video, an angry mob (composed almost entirely of white women) hurled expletives at the staff of a Minneapolis CorePower yoga studio, berating them because they reportedly removed anti-ICE signage. While their verbal onslaught apparently worked in this case, these females revealed just how many women live in a Land of Make Believe where everyone magically bends to their will.
Announcing a Matching Gift Challenge — The New Atlantis
A dollar-for-dollar match to help expand The New Atlantis’s work Sign in or Subscribe Now for audio version Dear Reader — We are thrilled to announce that a group of five individual readers has seeded a $70,000 match toward this year’s giving campaign. All donations up to that amount will be matched dollar for dollar. That means a $50 gift becomes $100, a $500 gift becomes $1,000, a $10,000 gift becomes $20,000.
The Prosecution Of Daniel Penny Is A Soviet-Style Attack On The Right Of Self-Defense
American justice has become politicized — a weapon against enemies with hall passes for favored groups. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and dozens of big city, George Soros-funded leftist district attorneys routinely prosecute innocent citizens while letting criminals walk free.
The Editors Interview The Editors — The New Atlantis
Sign in or Subscribe Now for audio version Dear Reader — A magazine is not a bundle of ideas. It’s a relationship: a deep ongoing collaboration between writers, editors, and readers. Earlier we gave you a look at one part of this picture: what it means to write for a living. Today we’d like to show you another side — our side. We do have a request to make: Can you help us meet an ambitious giving goal of $150,000 toward funding our talented staff next year?
Rumble Scores Discovery Win In Defamation Suit Against Founders Of Left-Wing Censorship Org
The online video platform and web-host company Rumble scored a victory on Friday when a federal judge held Rumble could proceed with discovery in its defamation lawsuit against Nandini Jammi and Claire Atkin, the co-founders of Check My Ads.
Rumble CEO: DNC Blocks Rumble From Streaming Coronation Of Kamala Harris In Chicago
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) barred the online video platform Rumble from streaming the party’s nominating convention in Chicago, according to Rumble’s CEO.
Foreign-Born Workers Dominate U.S. Job Gains While Native-Born Americans Struggle
Though President Joe Biden touts the economy under his administration, polls consistently show Americans are sour on the state of economic affairs — probably because, as economist E.J. Antoni told The Federalist, “the economy has only been adding jobs that are held by foreign-born workers while native-born Americans are losing jobs.” Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) for the month of May shows that foreign-born workers in the United States gained 637,000 jobs year-over-year,...
Exclusive: Rumble Barred In Russia Over Platform’s Refusal Of Kremlin Censorship
Image CreditLarry Koester / Flickr / CC BY 2.0 The free speech streaming website Rumble was banned in Russia earlier this year over the video platform’s refusal to comply with Kremlin censorship. Russian internet users were unable to access Rumble beginning in early March after the company dismissed the government’s complaints related to a channel called Allatra TV.
Beyond the Village Wall — The New Atlantis
Sign in or Subscribe Now for audio version Dear Reader — Today there are ever more publications that push back against the spirit of our age. Often they become like a beautiful village outside a troubled city. I would like to think that that is what we have built in The New Atlantis. Refuge is essential in troubled times. But I believe we have also achieved something rarer: when we turn back to the city, people listen.
I Investigated Princess Diana’s Death: Here’s The Real Story You Won’t See In ‘The Crown’
As Netflix launches its final season of “The Crown,” focusing on Princess Diana, her boyfriend Dodi Fayed, and his billionaire father, Mohamed Al-Fayed, many viewers will be retold the story of Diana’s shocking death through TV news flashes. Personally, I remember getting the news in a phone call from the White House. When Diana and Dodi were killed in Paris, I was working at the American Embassy there.
Biden Fell For China’s Empty-Promises Playbook At The San Francisco Summit
President Joe Biden and China’s leader Xi Jinping met this week on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco. The Biden administration touted the meeting as a significant foreign policy achievement, even though it accomplished little but photo ops. Leading up to the APEC meeting, Xi had a weak hand, while the leverage was on the U.S. side. China’s economic growth has slowed down significantly.
DHS Cybersecurity Agency Labels Private Thoughts ‘Critical Infrastructure’ To Justify Censoring You
Image CreditGage Skidmore / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0 A cybersecurity agency within the Department of Homeland Security has been engaging in censorship and then justifying it under the guise of “critical infrastructure security,” Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry testified this week before the House Select Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Called to testify based on findings in his ongoing lawsuit, Louisiana and Missouri v.
7 Serious News Stories Media Choked Out With Trump Indictment Buzz
Thursday’s leak proclaiming a Manhattan grand jury had charged former President Donald Trump in a 30-something-count criminal indictment preempted nearly a week of important stories. Here are some of the most important underreported stories from the last five days. On Thursday, the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government held a hearing for testimony related to Missouri v. Biden.
Calling Out Private Censors, Weaponization Committee Signals It Won’t Stop With FBI-Twitter Collusion
The Select Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government held its second hearing Thursday with a focus on the “Twitter Files” that exposed corporate-government collusion in Twitter’s censorship regime. But the three-hour hearing showed the public-private partnership goes far deeper than the major platforms operating out of Silicon Valley.
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