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Netanyahu Praises Trump’s Strength Against Terror

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, contrasted President Donald Trump’s decisive leadership against terror with the weakness of many Western leaders, especially in Europe, who have condemned Israel as it closes in on victory over Hamas in Gaza.

Newsom Denies UCLA Antisemitism Crisis

California Governor Gavin Newsom is refusing to acknowledge the extent of antisemitism at UCLA, where Jewish students were harassed and excluded from campus spaces by anti-Israel protesters during 2024’s encampments. His dismissal comes as the Trump administration presses the university to pay a $1 billion fine for civil rights violations and implement reforms to protect Jewish and Israeli students.

Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting Labeled Anti-Christian Hate Crime

Federal officials confirmed Wednesday that the deadly shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school is being investigated as an anti-Christian hate crime after evidence revealed the gunman’s open hostility toward Christianity.

George Mason’s Students for Justice in Palestine Air Terrorist-Style Recruitment Video

George Mason University’s SJP chapter released a terrorist-style video glorifying violent resistance and martyrdom.

Trump Admin Eyes Strategic Industries, Rules Out Nvidia Investment

The Trump administration is ruling out taking a stake in tech giant Nvidia, despite recent federal equity moves in companies like Intel.

Prince Andrew Hits ‘All-Time Low’ as Virginia Giuffre Memoir Looms

Prince Andrew is facing a profound crisis of purpose and reputation as the posthumous memoir of his accuser.

Trump Rakes In $1.5 Billion Post-Election, Fueling GOP Midterm Machine

President Trump announced this week that his political operation has raised over $1.5 billion since winning the 2024 election.

Milwaukee Judge Denied Immunity in ICE Obstruction Case

A federal court ruled that Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan cannot use judicial immunity to dismiss charges that she obstructed ICE.

University of Utah Slashes 81 Programs Under State-Mandated Overhaul

The University of Utah is eliminating 81 academic programs under a state law requiring budget cuts and reinvestment into high-demand fields.

Arkansas Ends Remote Work, Launches Infant-at-Work Policy for State Employees

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders ends remote work for state employees effective October 1, while expanding an infant-at-work policy.

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