Before One of Charlie Kirk's Final Speeches, He Was Warned Not to Talk About Christianity - That Was All the Motivation He Needed

Before One of Charlie Kirk's Final Speeches, He Was Warned Not to Talk About Christianity - That Was All the Motivation He Needed: 

Mikey McCoy, Kirk’s chief of staff and right-hand man at Turning Point, who accompanied him on the trip, posted Tuesday on X, “One of my favorite stories from our last night in Tokyo happened just before Charlie was supposed to take the stage. A local pastor pulled him aside and cautioned him about talking too much about Christianity: ‘Japan is not…particularly a Christian country.’”

“So, naturally, one of the first things Charlie did when he walked on stage was proclaim the name of Jesus Christ. He told the crowd how important his faith was to him and made no attempt to water it down,” McCoy recounted.

Outrage erupts at apparent insult from Mamdani during 9/11 ceremony | Blaze Media

Outrage erupts at apparent insult from Mamdani during 9/11 ceremony | Blaze Media: 

While no one took issue with the declaration, many were offended when he handed a ceremonial pen to the NYPD commissioner to give to chief counsel Ramzi Kassem. Kassem had previously acted as legal counsel for Ahmed al-Darbi, a convicted al-Qaeda terrorist whose brother-in-law hijacked the plane that crashed into the Pentagon on 9/11.

Charlie Kirk kept asking America to argue back | Blaze Media

Charlie Kirk kept asking America to argue back | Blaze Media: 

I am not making a dollar from this book. All proceeds go to Carry the Torch, the nonprofit I founded in his honor. This book is a gift, my thank-you to a man who spent his life telling young people the truth. The selections are Charlie unfiltered, saying exactly what he believed and inviting anyone who disagreed to come and say so to his face.

Biden FBI cited SPLC in taking thousands of actions despite knowing its deep flaws * WorldNetDaily * by Tyler O'Neil, The Daily Signal

Biden FBI cited SPLC in taking thousands of actions despite knowing its deep flaws * WorldNetDaily * by Tyler O'Neil, The Daily Signal: 

The Justice Department's new report on the Richmond Catholic memo reveals that the FBI had cited the Southern Poverty Law Center more than 22,000 times, at times without any caveats, even though FBI policies would require any SPLC citation to note potential bias and contested credibility. The Richmond office of the FBI published the notorious memo on Jan. 23, 2023, claiming that "racially-motivated violent extremists" were seeking to recruit "radical traditional Catholics." The memo didn't just cite the SPLC, it did so without any caveats about the SPLC's questionable credibility.

'Hushing': Democrats go quiet on climate after Biden-era blitz on regulations * WorldNetDaily * by Paris Apodaca, Daily Caller News Foundation

'Hushing': Democrats go quiet on climate after Biden-era blitz on regulations * WorldNetDaily * by Paris Apodaca, Daily Caller News Foundation: 

"After years of restricting reliable energy and spending hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars subsidizing politically favored technologies, the Green New Scam has collided with the reality of higher electricity bills and growing concerns about reliability," Isaac continued. "Changing the campaign rhetoric doesn't change the policies, and voters shouldn't be fooled by the rebranding."

New California Bill Could Completely Disqualify Former ICE Agents from Public Employment

New California Bill Could Completely Disqualify Former ICE Agents from Public Employment: 

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom could sign a bill that would make former Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents unemployable in the state’s public sector.

The legislation, which is called the “Get the Feds Out Act,” — or the “GTFO Act” — was passed by the California Senate at the end of August, per a report from Blaze Media.

'Stop the Boats!': British Citizens Rise Up in Protest as Government Helps Illegal Migrants Ashore

'Stop the Boats!': British Citizens Rise Up in Protest as Government Helps Illegal Migrants Ashore: 

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Portsmouth, England, on Sunday night after authorities brought ashore about 140 migrants who had crossed the English Channel from France in a small boat.

The unusual arrival triggered an hours-long standoff between protesters and police, with demonstrators chanting “stop the boats” and “send them back” as authorities prepared to transport the migrants to a processing center in Kent.