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(Note: Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message below and working with them through the links below which benefits Gateway Pundit. We appreciate your support!) If you could flip a switch and feel like a 30-year-old again, you would’ve done it yesterday. You’ve choked down caffeine like it’s rocket fuel. You’ve done the 10-step morning routines, cutting carbs, the 5 a.m. miracles, the keto crusades, the ice-bath insanity. Still dragging by lunch. Face it: if sheer grit and Google searches were enough, you’d be a walking dynamo right now. You’re not. The reason? Your mitochondria…

Incumbent Rep. Henry Cuellar’s (D-TX) campaign and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee are facing criticism from Republican candidate Tano Tijerina’s campaign over a new advertisement, which Tijerina’s campaign says misrepresents his comments and makes a false claim about a proposed data center tied to his wife’s family. Cuellar’s ad features Tijerina saying that “data centers are extremely good,” but his full comment was, “Data centers are extremely good with regulation.” The ad also claims Tijerina “doesn’t care” if data centers “take our water” and raise electricity prices. Tijerina has publicly pledged to “protect our water, land, and rural communities from…

President of Argentina Javier Milei excoriated the United Nations as a “useless” organization that only serves to feed a caste of “fatally arrogant parasites” during his Wednesday speech at the U.N. General Assembly. Wednesday marked the third time President Milei will have spoken before the U.N. General Assembly after taking office in 2023, as well as the third time he has condemned the organization after intensely torching it in 2024 and 2025. Milei organized his new condemnation of the United Nations into three separate categories: what the U.N. “should have done but did not,” what “should not have done, but…

Senate Republicans are discussing whether to stay in town next week to vote on a data center bill being championed by one of their most vulnerable incumbents, according to two GOP senators granted anonymity to disclose private talks.Republicans haven’t made a decision — and lawmakers said they were given no concrete guidance on their schedule during a closed-door lunch with party leaders Wednesday. But the fact that some are weighing whether to remain in session so close to the midterms against sending members home early to campaign signals a growing anxiety over affordability-related issues ahead of Election Day.Sen. Jon Husted…

Von der Leyen’s public courtship of Mark Carney says as much about Europe’s weakness as it does about Canada’s leverage European Commission president and unelected de facto “queen” of Europe, Ursula von der Leyen, can’t get enough of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.Her annual “State of the European Union” address last week should have been called “State of my crush on Mark Carney.” It seemed to transform into one giant excuse to gush about him while he sat in front of her, as she mused aloud to “Dear Mark” about her vision of some kind of “associate EU membership” for Canada.…

Image: Wikimedia Commons (Joint Base Langley-Eustis, 2021) A federal defamation lawsuit from Dr. Terry Adirim, a former health official at the Pentagon, has emerged as a crucial forum for a larger debate surrounding the U.S. military’s COVID-19 shot mandate instituted in 2021. Dr. Adirim, who served as the acting assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, played a key role in advising the Pentagon during the so-called vaccine rollout. Three years later, she transitioned to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as director of the agency’s Center for Global Health Services but was dismissed from her position on April 4, 2025.…

Bond yields continued to climb rapidly Wednesday morning, reaching their highest levels in over 19 years. The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries rose to 5.079 percent, up 0.12 percent from a day earlier and the highest level since July 2007. Yields move in the opposite direction of bond prices. When bonds sell off, the yields rise. Yields are up recently as investors are increasingly convinced that the Fed is likely to raise rates again later this year. As well, interest rates are expected to remain higher for longer as the economy continues to show signs of resilience despite recent increases…

Fame, fortune, and a private security detail are supposed to buy protection from crime. In a country with loose borders and catch-and-release, however, they do not. In the past two years, some of the richest athletes in America have been robbed, burgled, and fleeced by people who had no legal right to be in the United States. Federal prosecutors recently named Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce among the victims of a $35 million Ponzi scheme run by Siddharth Jawahar, a 38-year-old Indian national the Justice Department describes as an illegal alien living in the United States since 2005.…

One in 10 Georgia voters aren’t sold on Mike Collins for Senate — even though those same voters backed President Donald Trump in 2024, according to a new memo from Collins’ campaign.The finding comes as public polling continues to show Collins trailing Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in the premier battleground state. A YouGov poll released Wednesday found Ossoff up by 10 percentage points over Collins.The memo identifies the “up for grabs” voters as Republicans and conservative-leaning independents who also plan to vote for the state’s GOP gubernatorial candidate, Rick Jackson, and could decide the election.“They should be voting for Mike…

Washington has threatened to cut foreign companies servicing Iranian carriers off from the dollar system, RT reports from Tehran Iranian airlines are being cut off from international routes and airport services as Washington steps up pressure on the country’s aviation sector. Several regional connections have already been suspended or restricted, although some foreign flights continue, RT’s Saman Kojouri has reported from outside the Tehran headquarters of Mahan Air, one of Iran’s major carriers.The US Treasury targeted 27 Iranian airlines earlier this month as part of a broader campaign against the country’s aviation sector. Foreign companies providing services to the carriers…