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In a controversial move, President Trump has revoked security clearances for prominent figures, including Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, citing national security concerns. This executive order raises significant implications for the political landscape. The post Trump Revokes Security Clearance of Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, and the Radical Leftist Cabal appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'I'm number one, bitch'

No words. Of over 600 Palestinians killed this week in savage new US-funded Israeli bombings, officials say over 40% were children in perhaps the bloodiest few days of an unprecedentedly bloody campaign Israeli leaders call "only the beginning." Amidst too many gruesome wounds and grieving parents' luminous images of babies now gone, one desperate father who got his five children out alive from their bombed home bewailed, "I brought them out to what? A life where we run from one death to another."Despite Israel's persistent pretense it's targeting Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters, this week's bloodshed saw the most lethal day for Gazan children on record, with over 200 children killed Tuesday in a few vicious hours of air strikes. Overall, since Israel broke the ceasefire agreement, children and women have made up two-thirds of the dead, as well as the over 900 wounded. They join a still-vastly-incomplete list of 61,700 confirmed dead - one in every 50 Gazans - and 112,719 wounded, one in every 20. With strikes deliberately timed to kill the most victims - in the middle of the night - they caught many women and children sleeping, and social media is full of people mourning and memorializing their dead children. At one site , rescue teams pulled just two infants still alive from a bombed building where they found over 170 dead children, and 80 women. Having seen too many "attacks like this," aid officials bitterly dismiss Israeli claims of protecting civilians with, "Look at the evidence." Despite IDF lies, says one, "Eighteen thousand dead children (since 2023) tells me this is a war on children." A Palestinian man hugs the body of his baby at Indonesian Hospital.Bashar Taleb/AFP via Getty ImagesAlso, again deliberately, a war against families. With the help of its deadly, deeply flawed Lavender IA program, the IDF has established a "mass assassination program of unprecedented size, blending algorithmic targeting with a high tolerance for bystander deaths." Its premise: Why target one Hamas fighter when you can kill their whole family? Data shows the current assault has entirely wiped out 902 extended families, some with dozens of members; at least 1,364 families have only one survivor, and 3,472 have two. This week, the brutal trend continued. A strike on a tent in southern Gaza killed five siblings and their mother: Mohammed, Tareq, Lana, Aya, Wateen and Hadee Al-Humaida. Another killed all 30 members of Muntaser Qreiqeh's family; gesturing to their bodies, he said, "These are the (ceasefire) negotiations." Ramy Abdu's sister, her children and the rest of her family all died in a strike on their home in Gaza City. "Israel may kill us at will, burn us alive, and tear us apart," said Abdu, head of Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, "but it will never succeed in uprooting us from our land."Lest we forget, the carnage has descended onto an already decimated medical infrastructure of ravaged hospitals, meager or non-existent supplies, and surviving, overwhelmed health workers, almost all of whom have, while on duty, seen loved ones arrive dead or grievously wounded in the E.R's. of their gutted hospitals. This week, they recounted more horrors: "We received many bodies and body parts, most of them children and women...many burned head to toe (with) limbs and heads missing." Seven girls were getting their legs amputated, without anesthesia or sedation: "The screams were everywhere." Doctors collapsing, crying, "the smell of burnt flesh in their noses." A 29 year-old woman with hideous wounds - sacrum, rectum, bladder, colon - who died; she was the sister of a doctor. A six-year-old child with shrapnel wounds in his chest and abdomen, two holes in his heart, a laceration in his left lung, a liver split in half, two holes in his colon, three holes in his stomach, five holes in his small bowel. Reported one doctor, "He did not survive." A wounded Palestinan child is treated at Indonesia HospitalPhoto by Abdalhkem Abu Riash/Anadolu via Getty ImagesMany more Palestinians, of course, never make it to the hospital. In "Scenes from a Ramadan Massacre," survivors describe running from a blast to find half a woman's body, dismembered corpses scattered in the street, the smell of blood and decaying flesh. Neighbors gather up the body parts into plastic bags and spend hours guarding the bodies, throwing stones at hungry stray dogs drawn by the rank smell until a single ambulance arrives. They only have space for the wounded; they refuse to take the dead. Meanwhile, even those improbably spared by the bombs are starving, or close to it, with Israel's blockade the last few weeks preventing access to or deliveries of food, fuel, electricity, and water that Israel already long used as a weapon of war. Beleaguered aid groups say they made gains in helping survivors during the ceasefire, but those gains have been wiped out; today, Gazans are left feeling “terrified, helpless and devastated." And despite leaflets dropped by a cruelly disingenuous IDF urging evacuation, there is truly, north or south, even braving bombardment overhead, "Nowhere safe to go."But Tuesday night, amidst non-stop shelling near their home outside Khan Younis, brothers Muhammad and Ibrahim Hamidi thought it would be safer to flee and take their families to Mawasi, the nearby coastal area that during the war Israel deemed a "safe zone." In the middle of the night, after setting up their tents, Muhammad awoke to bombing. Running to Ibrahim's tent, he found his brother lying on the ground covered in blood from a missile hit to his head; his daughter lay nearby, also wounded; his pregnant wife cradled their one-year-old son, both of them engulfed in flames; their three-year-old-son lay wounded in the head and back, in his last moments helplessly watching as his mother and baby brother burned alive. In the later telling, Muhammad didn't know if his brother or niece survived. He only knew that Ibrahim, who had no political affiliation, worked during the war selling felafel to feed his family after his workplace was destroyed, and, "These are the targets of the Israeli ‘Defense’ Forces: A father selling falafel with three children, their mother, and her unborn child." Relative mourns victim of Israeli strikes at Indonesian HospitalPhoto by BASHAR TALEB/AFP via Getty ImagesLast year, tens of thousands of deaths ago, Gaza's Ministry of Health published a 649-page list containing the names of what were then 34,344 Palestinians known to have been killed by Israel. On the House floor, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, America's lone Congressperson of Palestinian descent, entered the names into the Congressional Record in defiant response to her colleagues' thunderous silence in the face of the U.S.-backed slaughter - and to the hateful rhetoric of Israelis like a lawmaker who declared amidst the bloodbath, "The children of Gaza have brought this upon themselves." Citing the first 14 pages, all dedicated to the deaths of infants under one, Tlaib called the list "one of the most documented horrific crimes against humanity in our history." Then she mused whether Congress was silent "because these babies are Palestinian," angrily reminding her colleagues that "Palestinians are also human beings." "Fourteen pages of babies' names. That's 710 babies the Israeli government has murdered," she said of what is more than ever an ungodly truth. "This is not self-defense. This is genocide." Today, survivors in Gaza say they are "trying to hold on to life," but it is "no longer what we once knew." "We are good people :with deep feelings," said one. "We grieve when we bury our children, and we try to understand how death has become ordinary." On Friday, Israel blew up what remained of Gaza's only cancer hospital, Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, which treated 10,000 patients a year. The same day, rescue workers pulled a 25-day-old girl alive from the rubble of a blast that killed the rest of her family; said a worker who heard her cries, "Thank God she is safe.” And Rasha Abu Jalal described surviving an airstrike with her family: "Suddenly, the screams of my five children pierced my ears. I couldn’t tell whether we were alive or dead and buried under the rubble." They run outside, "not knowing if we were escaping death or racing toward it." “When will this nightmare end?" she asks her husband; his reply, "We are alone in this world. No one cares.” And still, "fear follows us everywhere." "We survived this airstrike," she says in shock and sorrow, "but did we really survive this war?" A few of the hundreds of Palestinian children killed this week by Israel. Montage of images posted by families on social media

Heavyweight legend George Foreman died on Friday at the age of 76, his family announced. The post Legendary Heavyweight Boxer George Foreman Dead at 76 appeared first on Breitbart.

Bill Maher's upcoming meeting with President Trump raises intriguing questions about the potential implications for political discourse and public perception. The intersection of comedy and politics is poised for a compelling moment. The post WHAT COULD GO WRONG? Bill Maher is Going to Visit the White House to Meet President Trump appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'It's bad when you don't know the candidates'

President Donald Trump announced that he had revoked security clearances and access to classified information from people such as former President Joe Biden, former Vice President Kamala Harris, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as well as several others. The post Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Others appeared first on Breitbart.

The boxing world mourns the loss of George Foreman, a two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist. His remarkable legacy and unforgettable matches have left an indelible mark on sports history. The post BREAKING: Boxing Legend George Foreman Passes Away at Age 76 appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'It's being shrunk to a base'

This spring break, hundreds of college students are uniting to restore homes in North Carolina, demonstrating the power of community service and youthful enthusiasm in making a tangible difference. The post BEAUTIFUL! Hundreds of College Students Are Spending Spring Break Helping Rebuild Homes in North Carolina (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

On Friday’s “Alan Jackson Now,” “Alex Marlow Show” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow said that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) is actively rooting against the pension plans of his state’s residents by cheering Tesla stock falling. Marlow began by The post Marlow: Walz Is Rooting Against Minnesotans’ Pensions appeared first on Breitbart.

In a heated CNN panel, Rep. Mike Lawler confronts Democrats over their priorities, igniting a fierce debate among panelists. His bold assertions about public sentiment reveal deep divisions within party lines. The post Republican Mike Lawler Calls Out Democrats for Their Twisted Priorities on CNN and the Other Panelists Just Can’t Deal (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'Former presidents normally fade away'

A viral subway incident involving a MAGA hat has sparked a wave of creativity online, resulting in a series of hilarious memes that capture the moment's absurdity. Join the conversation surrounding this cultural phenomenon. The post FRIDAY FUNNY: Check Out the Hilarious Memes Based on the Subway Girl Trying to Take a Guy’s MAGA Hat appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

A progressive group funded by George Soros calls for Chuck Schumer's resignation as Senate Minority Leader, igniting a fierce debate within the Democratic Party about leadership and direction. The post Soros Comes for Schumer – Dem Leader Faces End of His Career as Soros-Backed Org Marks Him for Elimination appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber reacted to Columbia University agreeing to demands from the Trump administration to keep federal money by stating that “I think once you make concessions once, it’s hard not to make them again.” The post Princeton President: Columbia Caving to Trump Makes It More Likely They’ll Do It Again, Don’t Use Funds ‘as a Cudgel’ appeared first on Breitbart.

'It is broke, it is insolvent

Democrat town halls are getting heated

Randi Weingarten’s threat of legal action against President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Department of Education raises critical questions about the priorities of teachers' unions over the future of American students. The post Teachers’ Unions Put Their Own Interests Over Students Futures! Union Boss Randi Weingarten Threatens Lawsuit After President Trump’s Order Dismantling the Incompetent Board of Education! appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Columbia University revealed they were making several policy changes such as allowing campus police officers to make arrests, rules regarding protesting, and discipline, among others. The post Columbia University Agrees to Make Policy Changes After Trump Admin Pulls Funding appeared first on Breitbart.

On Friday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “The Record,” Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz stated that he hopes Harvard, along with other institutions will face the same pressure Columbia did to combat antisemitism. Dershowitz stated, “Well, can you imagine if The post Dershowitz: Harvard Should Face the Same Pressure Through Losing Funds Columbia Did appeared first on Breitbart.

In a pivotal court hearing, Judge Boasberg confronted the Trump DOJ over the implications of the Alien Enemies Act, raising critical questions about national security and judicial authority. The post Judge Boasberg Grills DOJ Lawyers AGAIN Over Deportation of Criminal Aliens, Threatens Trump Admin with Consequences if They Violate His Court Order appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Conor McGregor's unexpected presidential bid signals a bold political shift, influenced by a recent meeting with Trump. Delve into the implications of his controversial platform and the challenges ahead. The post Conor McGregor Confirms Run for President Days After Meeting with Trump appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

'Am I in trouble now, Jessica?'

The recent annulment of Romania's presidential election raises critical questions about its implications for Poland's upcoming electoral landscape. Analyzing the parallels may reveal key insights into regional political strategies. The post WAS ROMANIA A TEST RUN FOR THE POLISH ELECTION? appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Leaked audio from O'Keefe Media Group reveals an ESPN producer disparaging Stephen A. Smith, calling him an “angry black man” and questioning his political acumen. This controversy raises significant concerns about media bias. The post O’Keefe Media Group Obtains Leaked Audio of ESPN Producer Calling Sports Commentator Stephen A. Smith an “Angry Black Man” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

The "Recession That Never Happened" is already over, and the numbers prove it. The post Breitbart Business Digest: The Recession That Never Happened Is Already Over appeared first on Breitbart.

On Friday’s “Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about the reception of the newest “Snow White” movie. Marlow stated that even among the professional critics, who will grade left-wing movies beneficially, the reviews still aren’t great. The post Alex Marlow: All the Positive ‘Snow White’ Reviews Are Actually Negative appeared first on Breitbart.

On Friday’s “Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about Canadian P.M. Mark Carney. After playing video of Carney giving a vague, stumbling statement on discussions with Trump, Marlow said, “I like to insult politicians for when The post Alex Marlow: Canada’s Mark Carney ‘Can’t Form Half a Sentence’ But Is Determined to Take on Trump appeared first on Breitbart.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent slip of the tongue during a town hall sparks both laughter and concern about the Democratic Party's resolve against President Trump's agenda. This moment raises critical questions about party leadership. The post AOC Suffers Humiliating Slip of the Tongue During ‘Fight Oligarchy’ Event in Colorado (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, a top security official and former defense minister, arrived in North Korea on Friday, the second high-level contact between the two countries since Russian strongman Vladimir Putin held an hours-long phone conversation with American President Donald Trump this week. The post Russia Sends Top Security Official to Pyongyang Following Trump Talks appeared first on Breitbart.

A UK judge's ruling mandates the release of documents linking Prince Andrew to alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo, raising critical questions about royal connections and national security. The implications are profound. The post UK Judges Rule That Docs Revealing Close Ties Between Disgraced Prince Andrew and Alleged Chinese Spy Yang Tengbo Must Be Released in Two Weeks appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

In a pivotal ruling, Judge Ellen Hollander critiques the DOGE team's approach to accessing Social Security systems, highlighting concerns over the legitimacy of their claims. This decision has significant implications for ongoing legal battles. The post DEVELOPING: Obama Judge Pushes Back After Ruling Attacking DOGE is So “Weirdly Written” and “Overly Broad” That It Could Lead to IMMEDIATE Shutdown of Social Security Administration appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

House Republicans are filing a bill that would codify into law President Donald Trump's ban of transgender athletes in women's sports. The post Trump’s Transgender Athlete Ban Gets Added Support from House Republicans with New Bill appeared first on Breitbart.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has made sweeping terminations to end three civil rights branches of the agency, firing over 100 staffers who have "obstructed immigration enforcement by adding bureaucratic hurdles," a spokesperson told Breitbart News. The post Homeland Security Axes Civil Rights Branches that ‘Obstructed Immigration Enforcement’ appeared first on Breitbart.

The UAE's landmark commitment to invest $1.4 trillion in the U.S. economy marks a significant milestone in bilateral relations, with implications for AI, energy, and manufacturing sectors. The post Trump Secures a Colossal U.S. Investment From UAE Following White House Talks appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) President Felix Tshisekedi wrote a letter to President Donald Trump in which he offered extensive mineral rights to the U.S. Sovereign Wealth Fund in exchange for military assistance against the Rwanda-backed insurgent group M23. The post Report: DR Congo Offers Trump Minerals in Exchange for Help with Rebels appeared first on Breitbart.

The treasury department's Internal Revenue Service division is spending billions on technology contractors but gets little in return, says a technology consultant hired by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) office. The post DOGE Expert Slams Technology Contractors at IRS Agency appeared first on Breitbart.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) is a "loser" who would be in trouble, President Donald Trump said on Friday reacting to a reporter's question on Walz remarking that he could kick the "ass" of conservatives. The post Trump: ‘Loser’ Tim Walz Would ‘Be in Trouble’ if He Tried to Fight Conservatives appeared first on Breitbart.

'Enormous progress'

Rep. Carlos Giménez (R-FL) on Thursday announced that he sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem urging her to immediately investigate and deport alleged members of Cuba's communist regime presently living in the United States. The post Rep. Carlos Giménez Asks Homeland Security to Deport over 100 Alleged Cuban Regime Members appeared first on Breitbart.

The family of John Barnett, the whistleblower who allegedly committed suicide after he raised safety concerns about the airline's factories, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company. The post Whistleblower’s Family Sues Boeing for Wrongful Death appeared first on Breitbart.

President Donald Trump revealed that the Small Business Administration (SBA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) would take over certain programs from the Department of Education regarding student loans, special needs, and nutrition. The post Trump Reveals HHS, SBA to Take Charge on Student Loans, Special Needs Programs appeared first on Breitbart.

'What do you say?'

'Those student loans will probably get privatized'

President Donald Trump said he would pay the astronauts who were stranded in space out of his "own pocket" after learning they do not receive overtime pay. The post Donald Trump Offers to Personally Pay Overtime to Rescued Astronauts appeared first on Breitbart.

Legislation to safeguard women by barring transgender people from women's public bathrooms passed in Tennessee and New Hampshire, with one bill on the way to the governor to be signed into law. The post Transgender Bathroom Bans Pass in Tennessee, New Hampshire to Protect Women appeared first on Breitbart.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has opened an investigation into possible discriminatory employment practices at Rhode Island schools. The post Exclusive – DOJ to Investigate Anti-White Discrimination in Rhode Island Public Schools appeared first on Breitbart.

'We should repeal every dollar of it'

'We are working night and day to try to locate this document'