Bolsonaro's arrival in the US ends speculation about his whereabouts after he failed to comply with an order to surrender his passports....Read More
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Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of today’s video from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of his videos. Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for the Daily Signal. We’re into five or six months now of the Canadian-American trade wars. It’s kind of......Read More
President Donald Trump has teased the next person he would nominate to the highest court of the land, should a vacancy open up in the next two years.The president made the stunning announcement to supporters during a rally in Lubbock, Texas, on Tuesday ahead of the pivotal midterm elections.'They would like to get rid of him. So I’d get 100% of the vote, and he would be a Supreme Court justice, and he’d do a great job.'Trump said nominating Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas would solve the problems he had trying to get Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in his first term."I shouldn't tell this. Should I tell the Supreme Court justice situation?" he asked Cruz at the rally."I said, 'Look, I have an answer to it.' Ted is a brilliant guy, brilliant lawyer, brilliant all that. Went to law school, top student, everything, top credentials. I said, 'I have an answer to not being able to get it past the Democrats or the Republicans together,'" Trump said."I would pick Ted Cruz to be the next Supreme Court justice," he added.He said Democrats would "100%" vote to approve Cruz because "they hate the guy" and want to get rid of him in the Senate."And the Republicans would 100% vote for it because they can’t stand him," Trump added. "They would like to get rid of him. So I’d get 100 percent of the vote, and he would be a Supreme Court justice, and he’d do a great job."Video showed Cruz laughing at the rally and nodding his head. Justice Samuel Alito has said that he might consider retiring next year but said the future political circumstances were hard to predict. Alito is 76 years old. RELATED: Ketanji Brown Jackson melts down in scathing dissent after Supreme Court hands another win to Trump Cruz, 55, has indicated that the president had already approached him about being on the Supreme Court during his first term, and Cruz had rejected the idea."In the first Trump term, the president spoke to me seriously about all three vacancies, and three times I said no because I don't want to be out of the arena of the political battle," Cruz said to the Wall Street Journal. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
When 3-year-old Nevada Pierre scored 21 goals in two soccer games, the police were called — and his parents were furious.However, upon further investigation, BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock explains that the arrival of the cops had nothing to do with the child dominating the game and everything to do with how his parents reacted.“The parents of 3-year-old Nevada Pierre claimed their son was targeted because he was playing too well against kids older than him,” an ABC news report says.“Nevada’s mother claims other parents had complained, wanting him taken out of the game to give other kids a chance to play, but she didn’t think that was fair."“The parents of the 3-year-old boy that were causing a bit of a scene,” Jason Whitlock explains. “And one of the workers on the soccer field in the soccer league felt annoyed, bothered, felt like this situation could escalate, and he called the police.”“Police came, based off of everything I’ve seen so far, behaved really appropriately. This is a typical little league dispute between parents and coaches and organizers,” he adds.Charles Baker is a coach and a father himself, and he also believes the child’s parents are to blame.“When I first saw this story, I thought it was some kind of AI hoax. And I kept seeing it, and I thought it’s real,” he tells Whitlock. “And ... you look at the headline and you think it’s funny, but then a sensible person would say, ‘Well, let me read and find out the why.’”“And then the why makes sense as to why the police were called. It had nothing to do with how good the little kid was. Everybody admits he’s good. He’s great. He’s way ahead of his time here,” he continues.“The police were called because of comments that the mother was making,” he adds.However, Dre Baldwin believes the first people responsible for this situation “are the organizers of the league.”“This happens in organizations all the time. When you bring a bunch of people together, if the standards are not clearly outlined and clearly communicated, then the wires get crossed,” Baldwin says.“The organizer of the league needs to tell the parents, ‘This is the type of league this is. This is who it’s for. This is our aim. This is our goal,’” he explains.“So the parents show up with this kid who was obviously very good at soccer. He’s dominating the game, and his parents are telling him just go dominate the game, but the league is not designed for this, not a dominate-the-game type of soccer league,” he continues.“It’s a get-used-to-playing-soccer type of league,” he says, adding, “That's on the organizers of the league.”Want more from Jason Whitlock?To enjoy more fearless conversations at the crossroads of culture, faith, sports, and comedy with Jason Whitlock, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream....Read More
A woman wearing a burka played an Islamic call to prayer recording at a Pinellas County commissioners meeting before a sheriff's deputy escorted her out....Read More
U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York Alvin Hellerstein, who was overseeing the prosecution of ousted Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, has died at the age of 92....Read More
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U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — a nominal Republican up for re-election in 2028 — has made a habit out of sabotaging the MAGA agenda and undermining her fellow Republicans.If she has demonstrated anything this week, it's consistency.'You just don't get any worse!'Rather than endorse one of the three Republican candidates in the running for Alaska governor, the 69-year-old has thrown her weight behind former Alaska state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins.Kreiss-Tomkins is a Democrat who has been endorsed by Planned Parenthood Alliance and celebrated for being "a proven advocate for reproductive health and LGBTQ2S+ rights.""Our future is too important to be hamstrung by partisan divisions," Murkowski said in a statement published on Tuesday by the Kreiss-Tomkins campaign. "Jonathan understands that governing requires listening to people with different perspectives and finding common ground to solve the problems all of us face."In addition to claiming that the Democrat is "committed to working toward solutions that serve all Alaskans," Murkowski claimed that he would "put our state first."RELATED: Conservatives demand competition — except in their own primaries Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg/Getty ImagesKreiss-Tomkins expressed gratitude to Murkowski for her endorsement and stated, "Alaskans deserve a government that can work through disagreements and make progress on the issues that matter."The campaigns of Republican gubernatorial candidates Dave Bronson, Treg Taylor, and Bernadette Wilson did not respond to Blaze News' requests for comment.Taylor said in a statement on Facebook, however, that Murkowski's decision was "particularly disappointing."The Cook Political Report said that the gubernatorial race was leaning Democrat as of Oct. 13.Murkowksi has been critical of current Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy, telling KTUU-TV this week that she has "found fault" with him."I think that they have left federal money on the table," said Murkowski. "I think in certain areas, where we have worked hard to put opportunities from the federal side, here, into the state, the state has failed with it."This isn't the first time that Murkowski has endorsed a radical Democrat.In October 2024, the senator endorsed the failed re-election bid of then-Rep. Mary Peltola — a pro-abortion Democrat who voted against Republican legislation that would have barred males from girls' sports.Peltola, who is now running for the U.S. Senate, also enjoyed reinforcement from Murkowski earlier this year in the wake of allegations that the Democrat — who had the second-highest staff turnover rate in the U.S. House during her final year in office — roughed up an aide, threw around the term "retarded," and wished death by "botched abortion" on the board of a Planned Parenthood chapter.This also isn't the first time that Murkowski has thrown caltrops in Republicans' way.In recent months, she unsuccessfully fought Attorney General Todd Blanche's confirmation; repeatedly voted against funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection; voted to rein in President Donald Trump's war powers; voted to block Trump's tariffs; voted unsuccessfully to keep taxpayers on the hook for USAID and other foreign funding; voted against multiple Trump nominees, including Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Under Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao; campaigned against the SAVE America Act; and complained with Democrats about ex-FBI Director James Comey's indictment.Murkowski's endorsement of Kreiss-Tomkins comes just days after Trump called her "Republicans' Worst Senator" and a "DISGRACE to Alaska and our Country.""You just don't get any worse!"Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!...Read More
Former Gov. Rick Snyder is visiting cities across Michigan to promote Republican candidates in state races as part of his More for Michigan tour....Read More
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski's backing of a Democrat candidate in the Alaska gubernatorial race has sparked an intense debate over bipartisan endorsement ahead of the upcoming midterm elections....Read More
Orthodox Jewish US justice said he would mull fairness of his sentences during Shabbat, spoke extensively about how Judaism influenced his life...Read More
In 2024, voters without a college degree broke for Trump 56 to 42. On Nov. 3, Americans will learn whether the working-class voters who pulled the lever for President Donald Trump are staying with the Republican Party. At least since President Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal, most working-class voters have felt kinship with the......Read More