A "strong" nor'easter is slamming the north east United States, impacting millions as the storm brings heavy rain, strong wind gusts, rip currents, and "dangerous" coastal flooding.

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Friday on FNC's "Hannity," Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) rebuked the creep of socialism into American politics.

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Major social media companies including Meta, YouTube, X, and TikTok are reportedly refusing to accept paid advertisements for Alex Gibney's upcoming documentary about Elon Musk, raising concerns that the Masters of the Universe are closing ranks to protect one of their own.

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Why did President Donald Trump ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House? The better question is: What took so long? 

But Trump made his point. The man is angry at the blatantly biased and Trump-despising legacy media. He blames them for his poor poll numbers. His bitterness is more than justified. 

The economy is far better than reported. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model currently estimates third-quarter growth at an annualized rate of approximately 5.1%, up from an earlier estimate of 4.4%. And even at today’s elevated gasoline prices, the cost of gas as a percentage of income remains far smaller than during earlier price shocks. 

Inflation is lower than the Biden average. The official poverty rate is the lowest on record. The stock market has been up, and 401(k)s are fatter. A recent survey of CEOs finds confidence in the economy higher than it’s been in years—with 73% expecting hiring to remain the same or to be increased. 

Crime is down. The deportation of criminal illegal aliens, argues the Trump administration, is likely a contributing factor. 

The administration says its military campaign has pushed Iran further away from developing a nuclear weapon. Military recruitment is up. DEI is in retreat. NATO allies are finally upping defense spending as a percentage of their gross domestic product, after former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama unsuccessfully urged them to do so. 

There’s a lot of good news. 

This stands in stark contrast with the breathless drum-beating coverage of the Russia-Trump collusion hoax, the first and biggest media-clamped weight on Trump’s ankle. And when the hoax unraveled—and the bad actors were exposed—the media was far less interested. 

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee funded the opposition research that produced the discredited Steele dossier. Obama was later briefed on intelligence alleging that Clinton had approved a plan to tie Trump to Russia and divert attention from her email controversy. The Washington Post, not exactly pro-Trump, in 2017, wrote: 

“The Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee helped fund research that resulted in a now-famous dossier containing allegations about President Trump’s connections to Russia and possible coordination between his campaign and the Kremlin, people familiar with the matter said.” 

The collusion probe began before the dossier, but the dossier later gave the investigation a lot of fuel, particularly for the Carter Page FISA surveillance applications.

According to documents released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, preelection intelligence reports emphasized Russia’s efforts to disrupt the election and undermine confidence in the democratic process, without concluding that Moscow’s objective was to elect Trump. After Trump’s unexpected victory, however, Obama ordered a new assessment. This time, it concluded Russian President Vladimir Putin had developed a preference for Trump and wanted him to win.

The Media Research Center said 92% of the evaluative coverage of Trump 2.0 during his first 100 days by ABC’s “World News Tonight,” the “CBS Evening News,” and “NBC Nightly News” was negative. And much of this was after Trump closed the southern border, when, for years, the Biden administration claimed it was closed.

During the Biden administration when more than 2.75 million people had entered the country illegally during the 12 months ending September 2022, a December 2022 Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll of registered voters asked, “How many border crossings by illegal immigrants do you think are occurring each year?” Fifty-five percent estimated 500,000 or fewer, and the largest group of voters believed annual illegal border crossings numbered between 100,000 and 250,000. Ill-informed?

It never ends.

Nicolle Wallace, an MS NOW host, last week played an excerpt of Vice President JD Vance imploring voters to keep the Republican congressional majorities. Wallace, laughing, then said, “What I love is, like, give us two more years of rounding and—rounding up and shooting Americans in the streets, stealing all of your money, and destroying the economy. Nobody wants that.”

It boggles the mind how much time the media spend on the inconsequential—such as Trump attaching his name to the Kennedy Center—compared with how little they spend examining how close Iran came to producing enough weapons-grade uranium for a nuclear bomb.

Words fail. Trump fumes. Understandably so.

His ban may not survive a court challenge. But the record of overwhelmingly negative media coverage remains open for all to see.

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Again yesterday, western media were running articles with soundbites and interpretations from a press conference in St Petersburg, Russia, given by Vladimir Putin. When there are significant consequences within words, it is always the best option to review the source of the words spoken and not the interpretation of them by western media.  Below you […]

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Only in the Breitbart Fight Club can YOU interact LIVE with our nation’s top leaders.  And on Thursday October 1 at 8 p.m. Eastern, one of President Trump’s fiercest America First advocates in the Senate, Senator Bernie Moreno, will be

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This year’s midterms don’t just pit Democrats against Republicans—they also set Republicans against Republicans and Democrats at war with Democrats.

The coalition that better holds together is the one that will win control of the Senate.

Republicans have only a slim chance to keep the House of Representatives, but they head into November with a modest three-seat majority in the upper chamber, really a four-vote margin, since Vice President JD Vance would be the tiebreaker in a 50-50 split.

Headlines have been filled with tales of Republican infighting lately, but polls tell a more complicated story.

Democrats are having a tough time securing their leads in states like Minnesota and Michigan, while Republicans look anemic in GOP bastions like Kansas and Iowa, as well as Texas.

Some of these developments are so surprising, the first reaction is to think the polls must be wrong—and they often are.

But Michigan and Texas provide two clear pictures of intra-party turmoil, as Democrats drift toward becoming the party of the Democratic Socialists of America while Republicans settle scores between MAGA and the party’s old guard.

For Team Blue, Michigan should hardly be competitive right now:

Democrats have held the Senate seat that’s at stake there since 1979.

Yes, President Donald Trump won the state in 2024, but midterms typically go against the president’s party, so Democrats ought to have an easy time retaining the seat Carl Levin and Gary Peters have kept in the party since Jimmy Carter was in the White House.

Yet recent polls have Abdul El-Sayed up only 2 points over Republican Mike Rogers.

The Democrat’s troubles begin in his own party:

Though polls predicted a double-digit primary win for El-Sayed, he finished less than 1 point ahead of rival Haley Stevens.

Black and Jewish Democrats remain hesitant to back him even now:

Many black voters haven’t forgiven his unwillingness to support Kamala Harris in ’24, while his eagerness to accuse Israel of genocide and his association with anti-Zionists, like the leftist podcaster Hasan Piker, trouble Jewish Michiganders.

Democrats alarmed by avowed socialists’ encroachments into their party also have reservations about El-Sayed, and Rogers is laboring to breach the partisan divide to bring these doubting Dems over to the GOP.

Yet Republican unity is brittle too, not least in the red state Democrats covet most: Texas.

The Lone Star State’s Senate race is as tight as Michigan’s—and in Texas, too, the Democrat leads the polls.

James Talarico is helped by the fact that the incumbent Republican, Sen. John Cornyn, is a sore loser who won’t lift a finger to help the man who beat him in the GOP primary, state Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Cornyn hasn’t actually endorsed Talarico, though his former deputy legislative director has signed on as the Talarico campaign’s deputy policy director.

But the old-guard Republican, who doesn’t vacate office until January, has become increasingly outspoken against other members of his party, including Vance, the heir apparent to the MAGA movement come 2028.

“The extremes of both parties—Republicans’ MAGA wing represented by JD Vance and the progressive left represented by Zohran Mamdani—have drawn closer to each other,” Cornyn posted on X, summarizing and evidently endorsing one journalist’s account of the “horseshoe theory” of left-right convergence.

Indeed, Cornyn’s view is more popular among pundits than with voters, to judge not only by his own fate at the ballot box but also by the drift of longtime center-right columnists like George Will, who recently went as far as to endorse the Democrats’ Senate nominee in South Carolina, Annie Andrews, against Republican Darline Graham.

There’s a different kind of horseshoe there, as one of the last century’s most prominent Republican-leaning pundits now takes the same side as El-Sayed in working to give Democrats control of the Senate.

At 85, Will is old enough to know political parties are a package deal, and empowering a South Carolina Democrat means empowering radicals like the party’s Michigan nominee too.

Trump triumphed two years ago because he did the opposite of Will: He kept the GOP intact despite its tensions, accepting old-guard fixtures as well as MAGA newcomers, and even expanding the coalition to include ex-Democrats like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Trump hesitated to endorse Paxton over Cornyn this year—and only did so once it was absolutely clear which way Texas Republicans intended to go.

Cornyn and Will, in the end, don’t have a problem with Trump. They have a problem with Trump voters: ordinary Republicans, conservative Americans.

Trump’s talent for addition and multiplication is what the GOP needs to beat the odds in November.

Old-guard stalwarts who aren’t bitter and MAGA insurgents who aren’t mindless provocateurs can work together, and work out their differences later.

The other way—Will’s and Cornyn’s—leads straight to a Democrat Senate and Sen. El-Sayed.

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Four American tourists visiting Greece were among six people confirmed dead Saturday after a blast brought down the small Athens residential building they had been staying in near the Acropolis, officials said.<

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Flock Safety is one player in a gunshot detection business worth an estimated $1.5 billion, and the company’s own marketing describes a capability that should get every armed driver’s attention. According to Flock, a confirmed gunshot “can surface the vehicles seen entering or leaving the area around the time of the sound, using nearby Flock ... Read more

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KEARNEY, NE — The tide turned this morning in the upcoming national midterm elections after Beverly Franks from Nebraska put a political sign in her front yard.