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A previously deported illegal alien who fled the scene of a deadly 2010 drunk driving crash in Indianapolis, and then stayed on the run for 15 years, has been sentenced to just two years in prison for killing 16-year-old Megan Ratliff. The post Previously Deported Illegal Alien Who Went on the Run for 15 Years After Killing 16-Year-Old Indiana Teen Megan Ratliff Gets Just Two Years in Prison appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

  Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez Was Framed by Biden’s DOJ, so President Trump Pardoned Him The following is part of a series on Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez Was Framed ... The post Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez Was Framed by Biden’s DOJ, So President Trump Pardoned Him appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

By Wayne Allyn Root I was the first TV and radio host in America to warn his viewers and listeners to run away from the Covid vaccine like it was the plague. The post INDICT DR FAUCI for Fraud & Crimes Against Humanity. Many are Dead and Injured from Heart Attacks, Strokes & “Turbo Cancer” From Covid Vaccine. But Now You Need to Hear the Worst Covid Vaccine Story EVER: Jana’s Story appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Global real worker pay fell 12 percent while real CEO pay surged 54 percent between 2019 and 2025.At least four CEOs of major corporations each pocketed over $100 million in pay and bonuses last year. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan led the pack at over $205 million. Billionaires were paid $2,500 per second in dividends in 2025.The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and Oxfam are calling for urgent action to rein in extreme wealth, including higher, fairer taxes on the richest and binding limits on CEO pay.Chief executives of the world’s largest corporations enjoyed a 11 percent real-terms pay hike last year, while the average global worker saw real wages increase by just 0.5 percent, reveals new analysis by the ITUC and Oxfam ahead of International Workers’ Day (1 May).The analysis covers the top-paying 1,500 corporations across 33 countries which have reported CEO pay for 2025. The average CEO pocketed $8.4 million in pay and bonuses last year, up from $7.6 million in 2024. It would take the average global worker 490 years to earn the same amount.So far, four corporations, including Blackstone, Broadcom and Goldman Sachs, have reported paying their CEO more than $100 million in 2025. The top 10 highest-paid CEOs collectively made over $1 billion.The gender pay gap for the workforce across these 1,500 corporations averages 16 percent, meaning that these women workers effectively work for free from 4 November each year.The growing chasm between CEO compensation and average worker pay is part of a long-term trend in which executives and shareholders are capturing an ever-larger slice of the global economic pie.Global real wages for workers have fallen by 12 percent since 2019. This means they have effectively worked 108 days for free between 2019 and 2025 (31 days for free last year alone). Meanwhile, CEO pay has skyrocketed ―from an average of $5.5 million in 2019 to $8.4 million in 2025, a 54 percent increase in real terms. The ITUC and Oxfam’s analysis of shareholdings reveals that the super-rich are receiving significant payouts from the corporations they control. Nearly 1,000 billionaires whose investment portfolios were identified collectively received $79 billion in dividends in 2025 —equivalent to $2,500 per second. The average billionaire made more in dividends in less than two hours than the average worker earned in pay in an entire year.Some of the largest payouts in 2025 went to Bernard Arnault, owner of luxury brand LVMH, who pocketed $3.8 billion and Amancio Ortega, owner of Inditex (Zara), who received $3.7 billion.Payouts from corporations are often funneled into undermining workers’ rights and democracy.Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, has used his wealth to become a major stakeholder in Paramount, which was purchased by his son’s company and includes major broadcast networks CBS. In France, far-right billionaire Vincent Bolloré now controls CNews, and has rebranded it as the French equivalent of Fox News. In 2024, Oxfam filed a formal UN complaint against Amazon and Walmart’s systematic human rights violations. Amazon and Walmart’s outsized wealth and power in the economy have enabled them to clamp down on unionization efforts and collective organizing.Billionaires are also leveraging their wealth to buy political influence. A global survey found that half of people believe “the rich often buy elections” in their countries. Oxfam estimates that billionaires are 4,000 times more likely to hold political office than ordinary people. Many super-rich politicians have sought to erode workers’ rights, cut public services, and deliver tax cuts to the richest.“This analysis exposes the billionaire coup against democracy, and its costs for working people. Companies promise us a virtuous cycle, but what we see is a vicious cycle led by mega corporations —they undermine collective bargaining and social dialogue while billionaire CEOs capture the wealth created by productivity gains. The super-rich then use enormous resources to fund anti-democratic political projects,” said ITUC General Secretary Luc Triangle.“These projects shift the blame for growing inequality onto marginalized groups, such as migrants, women and minorities in order to distract from the true culprits: their rich benefactors. They divide working people while dismantling and undermining democratic institutions and promoting policies that allow the super-rich to become even richer, at the expense of workers’ rights, safety and livelihoods. They attack democratic organizations like unions and block any avenues for popular reform, ensuring that the vicious anti-worker cycle continues.”Billionaire wealth has reached record highs in 2026. In just 12 months, they have gained $4 trillion —bringing their wealth to $1.5 trillion more than that of the poorest 4.1 billion people combined. There are 400 more billionaires compared to last year, and 45 of these new billionaires have made their fortunes in artificial intelligence.“We can’t continue to let a handful of super-rich people siphon off the rewards of work that belong to millions. Governments must cap CEO pay, fairly tax the super-rich and ensure minimum wages at the very least keep pace with inflation and ensure a dignified living. And workers must be able to exercise, without fear or obstruction, their rights to organize, to strike, and to bargain collectively. They are the ones who generate society’s wealth; they should be able to claim, as a matter of justice, what they are due,” said Oxfam International Executive Director Amitabh Behar."These measures can do far more than redistribute income; they can create economies that reward work, invest in communities, and hold powerful interests accountable. This is how we turn a system rigged for the few into one that works for everyone."

'We are committing ourselves to God'

The fact that those of us who pay even desultory attention to national politics know who Rep. The post Pure Evil: Congressman Callously Discusses His ‘Favorite Kind of Abortion’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Texas Republican Rep. The post Texas Congressman Introduces Bill to Ban Cousin Marriages, Noting it’s ‘Permitted Under Sharia’ and ‘Incompatible with American Culture and Values’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Today, more than 100,000 students across the country are walking out of their classrooms as part of the largest one-day student strike in over 80 years, joined by coordinated Sunrise Movement actions and community mobilizations nationwide, from Minneapolis to New York City. Students are participating in school walkouts while community members organize alongside them in a coordinated effort to interrupt normal operations across schools and local economies. Over a dozen schools have already cancelled classes in anticipation of widespread absences. Across the country, the school walkouts and actions reflect a broad coalition of students, educators, and local residents coming together on May Day. The actions come amid increasing frustration among young people with rising costs of living, lack of climate action, and endless wars in a political system that is unresponsive to working people. “The conditions young people are facing are not new, but the scale of their response is,” said Sunrise Movement Executive Director Aru Shiney-Ajay. “Young people are fed up with billionaire rule. We are refusing to accept war, poverty, and climate collapse as inevitable. Today isn’t a one day strike. It’s day one of a mass youth uprising.” The scale of today’s mobilization reflects a broader escalation in youth organizing and a growing shift toward strategies of mass noncooperation. These historic May Day actions are not an isolated event, but part of a sustained and expanding movement to build long-term power.

The liberal city of Ann Arbor, Michigan, has spent $18,000 in taxpayer funds to remove more than 600 "Neighborhood Watch" signs after city officials declared the crime prevention signs "expressions of exclusion" that allegedly promote racial profiling and make people of color feel "unwelcome." The signs were yanked from front yards and public spaces by city crews over the past few weeks, with the final one removed last week. The post Liberal Insanity: Michigan Town Spends $18,000 in Taxpayer Cash to Rip Out Over 600 ‘Racist’ Neighborhood Watch Signs, Mayor Calls Them ‘Expressions of Exclusion’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

  New Economic Data Highlights the Strength and Resilience of President Trump’s Economy The following is from the Trump team.  New economic data this week delivers fresh evidence of the exceptional ... The post New Economic Data Highlights the Strength and Resilience of President Trump’s Economy appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

For years, the radical left in Michigan — led by Attorney General Dana Nessel — has waged a vicious lawfare campaign against anyone brave enough to question the 2020 election. The post MASSIVE VICTORY for Election Integrity in Michigan! Judge SLAMS Lower Court, QUASHES ALL Felony Charges Against Township Clerk Stephanie Scott For Refusing To Give Up 2020 Election Equipment appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Travis County District Court Judge Amy Meachum, a Democrat, ruled on Tuesday that the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) must greenlight the construction of a 400-acre Muslim community near Dallas, Texas. The post Democrat Activist Texas Judge Rules State Agency Must Greenlight 400-Acre Islamic City Near Dallas appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Spain's National Court denied granting Spanish citizenship to a Moroccan woman over her family's pro-jihadist activities. The post Spain Court Denies Citizenship to Moroccan Woman over Family’s Jihadist Links appeared first on Breitbart.

The Biden administration fought Christianity on every front possible, the Trump administration’s Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias said in a report released Thursday “No American should live in fear that the federal government will punish them for their faith,” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, Chairman of the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias, said, according to a Department of Justice news release. The post DOJ Uncovers Numerous Ways the Biden Admin ‘Devastated the Lives of Many Christian Americans’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy is marking the one‑year anniversary of President Trump’s executive order on trucking reform by touting sweeping federal actions that have reshaped the industry. The post Duffy Marks One Year of Trump’s Trucking Crackdown: 20,000 Unsafe Drivers Pulled Off the Road, 28,000 Illegal CDLs Revoked appeared first on Breitbart.

The Gateway Pundit captured exclusive footage of the historic motorcade safely evacuating President Trump, key members of his wartime cabinet, Vice President Vance, The First Lady, and senior executive staff to the White House Saturday following the failed assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. The post WATCH: TGP’s Exclusive Footage of President Trump and His Wartime Cabinet’s Motorcade from Correspondents’ Dinner to White House — ‘Fastest Motorcade Ever’ (Video) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Guest post by Brad Zaun (SBA Regional Administrator - Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska) American business life is often found not in shiny corporate headquarters, but in quiet moments. The post Beyond the ‘Open’ Sign: The Grit Keeping America’s Main Streets Alive appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) said that the Louisiana district the Supreme Court objected to “may be” drawn in a ridiculous way to put together populations, but arguing that this violates the 14th and The post Dem Rep. Cohen: District SCOTUS Objected to ‘May Be’ Ridiculously Drawn, But They’re Using Constitution Against African Americans appeared first on Breitbart.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) says that, in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling against race-based congressional districts, "we're going to have to try to transform the way the Supreme Court has been gerrymandered itself." The post Raskin: SCOTUS ‘Has Been Gerrymandered’ appeared first on Breitbart.

During a portion of an interview aired on Thursday’s broadcast of “CNN NewsNight,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) said that while there needs to be clarity on the past remarks of Maine Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, “I think his The post Dem Sen. Blumenthal: Platner’s ‘Heart Is in the Right Place’, But Need to ‘Clarify’ What He Said appeared first on Breitbart.

Biden's deputies were eager to investigate and criminalize churchgoers.

A prominent left-wing academic has sparked controversy for declaring that mass migration from Africa will serve as a "great irrigation" of French society. The post French Academic Praises Mass Migration From Africa as a ‘Great Irrigation’ of Society appeared first on Breitbart.

A prep school teacher in Michigan admitted to filming herself having sex with a teenage student she was tutoring at his home. The post Michigan Prep School Teacher Filmed Sex with Student She Was Tutoring appeared first on Breitbart.

On Thursday’s broadcast of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” Sen. Angus King (I-ME) said that “if there are people in Iran, they’re scientists and engineers that have been working on this problem for years, the question is, how do you, ultimately, prevent The post Angus King: War ‘May Provoke’ Iranian Nuke Scientists to Race to Bomb appeared first on Breitbart.

Explosive sexual harassment claims against a high-ranking female JPMorgan executive were reportedly "fabricated," according to an exclusive from the New York Post. The post JPMorgan: Sexual Harassment Claims Against Female Executive ‘Completely Fabricated’ appeared first on Breitbart.

In a devastating blow to what John Lewis called “the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy,” a right-wing, illegitimate SCOTUS finally gutted the Voting Rights Act they’ve long been chipping away at, ensuring communities of color will increasingly be denied “a voice in their own destiny.” By striking down a new Louisiana voting map as a bogus “racial gerrymander,” the court’s extremist hacks betrayed generations who fought and bled, said Fannie Lou Hamer, “to live as decent human beings.”The court’s 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais kneecapped “our nation’s most important federal civil rights law," effectively voiding the last remaining provision of the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act’s Section 2 that allowed voters of color to legally challenge racially discriminatory electoral maps. Specifically, they rejected Louisiana's redrawn 2024 Congressional map that created a second majority-Black district - in a one-third Black state - aimed at righting the GOP’s racist wrongs of the past, defying precedent, context and common sense to argue the move, already upheld by two courts, was ”an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.“In another outlandish opinion, Samuel Alito, the hackiest of a cabal of hacks, didn’t directly strike down Section 2, which prohibits voting practices that discriminate on the basis of race; writing for the majority, he argued he was simply “properly” re-interpreting it to require proof of intentional discrimination - which Congress didn’t write into the law, which defies past rulings that redistricting must only result in discrimination, intended or no, and which is almost impossible to prove. Thus, wielding “sleight of hand and legal gibberish,” did Alito give license for corrupt politicians to further rig the system by silencing entire communities of color.The potential death knoll for a vital law that's curtailed racial gerrymandering and discrimination for 60 years comes, of course, after years of whittling away by Roberts Court zealots, using tactics from voter ID laws to limiting registration. One advocate: "This ruling isn’t about the law, it’s about power, and giving Republicans more seats they (could) win at the ballot box." One "pernicious" result, writes Rick Hasen: To "bleach the halls" of Congress, state legislatures and city councils, the life's work of judges who see their constituency as aggrieved white men hostile to the rights of minorities - a stance that puts them "at odds with democracy itself."In a fiery dissent, Justice Elena Kagan charged the majority “straight-facedly holds the Voting Rights Act must be brought low to make the world safe for partisan gerrymanders." The law they “eviscerate", she wrote, "is - or, now more accurately, was - one of the most consequential, efficacious, and amply justified exercises of federal legislative power in our Nation’s history. It was born of the literal blood of Union soldiers and civil rights marchers, and repeatedly, and overwhelmingly, reauthorized by the people’s representatives in Congress. Only they have the right to say it is no longer needed - not the Members of this Court.”Above all, critics decry the hubris and perfidy of those heedless Court members blithely stripping from millions of Americans the elemental rights so many of their descendants struggled, suffered and died for. The Rev. William Barber eviscerated a court, ignorant of the painful history of "the rights that cost our people so much," that has "decided their job is to enable extremism and systemic racism by arguing that race has no place in the American Democratic process. Race has always had a place in the process. And claiming that partisan decisions are not racist is a form of racism." "Some of us," John Lewis humbly noted of his lifetime of good trouble, "gave a little blood for (that) right." John Lewis called the fight for voting rights "the struggle of a lifetime, or maybe even many lifetimes."Photo from Getty ArchivesSo did Fannie Lou Hamer, who fought against a Jim Crow South she'd grown up in because, "I was sick and tired of being sick and tired." The granddaughter of slaves and youngest of 20 children of sharecroppers, she was 45 in 1962 when she went to a SNCC meeting at a church in Sunflower County, Mississippi and learned Black people could register to vote. The next day, she took a bus with 17 others to the county seat in Indianola. Police only let her and another person take the literacy test; she failed, but kept going back until she passed: "If I'd had any sense, I’d a been scared. But the only thing (whites) could do was kill me, and it seemed they’d been trying to do that a little bit at a time since I could remember."On the way back, police stopped them and brought them back to Indianola, where the bus driver was fined for "driving a bus the wrong color." Back at the plantation, her children said the owner was angry she'd gone to vote; he told her to leave that night "because we are not ready for that in Mississippi." "I didn’t try to register for you," she said.. "I tried to register for myself." Then she left: "They set me free. It’s the best thing that could happen. Now I could work for my people." For the rest of her life, she did. She joined the voter registration campaign, helped organize Freedom Summer, became SNCC's oldest field secretary, ran for Congress.Left with a limp after surviving childhood polio, she embraced her identity as a Black working-poor woman with a disability and little formal education, upending preconceptions of both Black colleagues and white foes. When Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. once challenged her expertise, she retorted, "How many bales of cotton have you picked?” In 1963, she became more disabled after she was arrested with other activists in Winona MS, taken to jail and brutally beaten by cops and, on their order, other black prisoners, suffering permanent damage to her eyes, legs and kidneys. She was still in jail when Medger Evers was murdered. In August 1964, she recounted that ordeal at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, days after the funerals of murdered Freedom Riders Chaney, Schwerner and Goodman. Testifying to the Credentials Committee, she challenged the seating of Mississippi's all-white delegation - from still-all-white primaries - demanding the party seat Black members of an integrated Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party she'd helped found. In the end, MFDP delegates were not seated - party leaders offered a compromise of 2 seats, which she declined - but she had confronted them on a national stage about their own discrimination, famously asking, "Is this America?" - YouTube www.youtube.com During Hamer's testimony, then-president Lyndon Johnson had hastily called a news conference to divert attention for white Dem voters alarmed by her insistence on true equality. Cameras duly cut away from Hamer, but networks later showed her speech. "Hamer had pulled back the curtain," read one account. "The United States could not claim to be a democracy while withholding voting rights from millions of its citizens." Ultimately, Hamer's inclusive political vision, along with a groundswell of civil rights activism, led to Johnson's finally signing the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act, ensuring government could not “deny or abridge the right of any citizen to vote on account of race or color.”Hamer remained active through the 1960s and 1970s. She spoke with Malcolm X in Harlem, at the '68 and '72 DNC, at 1969's Vietnam War Moratorium rally in Berkeley. In 1971, she helped found the National Women's Political Caucus, aimed at recruiting, training and supporting women to run for office. The titles of her speeches reflected her resolve, her anger, her fierce hope: "We're On Our Way," "Nobody’s Free Until Everybody’s Free,” "The Only Thing We Can Do Is Work Together," ""What Have We To Hail," "America Is A Sick Place," "To Make Democracy A Reality," and, in 1976, "We Haven't Arrived Yet." Clearly, sorrowfully, we damn sure still haven't. Unlike so many others, Hamer lived to do her work and tell her story, for a while. She died in Mississippi on March 14, 1977, aged just 59, of breast cancer exacerbated by high blood pressure, diabetes, and complications from her jail beatings. She died, too, "from being poor, Black, and an activist in Mississippi at a time when all of that was lethal." Andrew Young gave her eulogy, telling mourners "the seeds of social change in America were sown here by the sweat and blood of you and Fannie Lou Hamer." Then they sang her favorite song: “This little light of mine." Her gravestone reads, "I am sick and tired of being sick and tired." May we honor her labors, and may she rest in well-earned peace and power.“The wrongs and the sickness of this country have been swept under the rug. But I’ve come out from under the rug, and I’m going to tell it like it is.” - Fannie Lou Hamer

CNN's Scott Jennings lost his cool when a liberal panelist repeatedly raised a hand near his face during a debate over the ongoing Iran conflict. The post “Get Your F*cking Hand Out of My Face!” CNN’s Scott Jennings Blows Up at Soros-Funded Liberal Podcaster During Debate Over Iran Conflict (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Two time failed Georgia Democrat governor candidate Stacey Abrams recently dropped a video defending the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has now been exposed for paying to manufacture racism that they could fundraise on. The post Stacey Abrams Defends the Now Disgraced Southern Poverty Law Center Because of Course She Does (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

CNN's Scott Jennings had another banner moment last night, once again proving he is the only reason to ever watch the liberal network. The post CNN’s Scott Jennings Calls Out Liberal Commentator for Dumb Comment About Black Republicans in Virginia (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Thursday testified for the second day in a row before the Senate Armed Services Committee. The post Hegseth Takes Stolen Valor Democrat Blumenthal to the Woodshed (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Canada's economic policy of mass migration is causing diverse ethnic and sexual conflicts within Canada's army, according to a leaked military report. The post Canada’s Diversified Military Descends into Ethnic Tribal Warfare appeared first on Breitbart.

Justin Rose, the first global ambassador for McLaren Golf, debuted the clubs Thursday at the Cadillac Championship

'Jack Smith used and abused NDOs'

The House voted 261 to 111 in favor

'We need an emergency break-the-glass plan'

'Like a mix between Hunger Games and The Handmaid's Tale'

'Surely a sniper with a terminal illness cannot be a big ask'

'Psychological and financial toll is immeasurable'

First Lady Melania Trump waved goodbye to King Charles III and Queen Camilla as they departed the White House on Thursday, wearing a chic menswear-inspired black suit. The post Fashion Notes: Melania Trump Waves Goodbye to British Royals in Dior Suit appeared first on Breitbart.

Take a lesson from the King if you want to get ahead said Trump said, as he announced end of tariffs on Scottish whiskey. The post Trump Tells Prime Minister Starmer to be More Like King Charles and to Reverse ‘Tragic Mistakes’ on Open Borders appeared first on Breitbart.

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) is calling attention to a fatal crash in Delaware County, Ohio, where a truck driver, whom he says is an immigrant from Somalia with naturalized American citizenship, is accused of killing the Soposki family.  The post Sen. Bernie Moreno: Somali Trucker Accused of Killing Ohio Couple and 1-Year-Old Baby Boy in Crash appeared first on Breitbart.

800 Alleged Mac And Cheese Tray Orders

President Donald Trump commended both Gov. Bill Lee (R-TN) and Gov. Jeff Landry (R-LA) for redistricting efforts in their respective states. The post Trump Lauds Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry for Redistricting Efforts appeared first on Breitbart.

Worth it?

'a potential post-redistricting cussion of 10 additional GOP House seats'

'Two great industries'

The Chinese Communist Party announced on Wednesday that it had dramatically expanded the scope of the country's known oil and gas reserves, claiming to have found 225 "large and medium-sized crude oil and natural gas fields" between 2021 and 2025. The post China Claims to Find Substantial Domestic Oil and Gas Fields appeared first on Breitbart.

Former President Biden's (D) administration targeted Christians who held traditional values, according to a DOJ Task Force report. The post DOJ Report: ‘Radical’ Biden Administration Worked to ‘Punish’ Christians Living by Their Beliefs appeared first on Breitbart.

'I heard you're dead, rest in hell'

Thursday, during an appearance on FBN's "Varney & Co.," White House National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett predicted a robust recovery from high energy prices once the Strait of Hormuz was fully reopened. The post WH’s Hassett: ‘As Soon as We Get the Strait Open, That Oil Is Going to Flow Like You’ve Never Seen Before’ appeared first on Breitbart.