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We know where the ESPN commentators stand on the issue of biological males in female sports after a Sunday broadcast, where the coverage of the game between the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx and the Indiana Fever devolved into a lecture on social justice.  The televised pandering came after Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve spoke to reporters on Saturday where she gave a fawning defense of transgenders and transgender children in sports. Reeve went on to wear a “Trans Kids Belong” T-shirt as her team faced Sophie Cunningham’s Indiana Fever on Sunday. “What’s bothersome is that there’s a faction of people in our…

Moroccan King Mohammed VI confirmed one of Morocco’s highways was named after President Donald Trump “as a personal expressional” of his “deep appreciation” of Trump. In a letter from July 2, the King explained that the Tiznit-Dakhla Expressway had been renamed the “Donald J. Trump Highway,” according to Map News. The King also explained while the “relations” between the United States and Morocco “have always been rooted in close friendship and loyalty,” the relationship between the two countries has “never been as vibrant and as fruitful” as under Trump’s terms as president. “To honor this mark of friendship and peace,…

Hackers have exploited a critical security vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets, draining approximately $116 million worth of Bitcoin from thousands of users in what experts are calling a major breach of cryptocurrency cold storage security. Bloomberg reports that a significant security flaw in Coldcard brand hardware wallets has resulted in the theft of roughly 1,755 Bitcoin valued at approximately $116 million from more than 4,500 wallets, according to Galaxy Research. The ongoing attack represents one of the most significant breaches of so-called cold storage cryptocurrency wallets, devices specifically designed to keep digital assets offline and secure from hackers. The total amount…

The individual who opened fire at a Twin Falls, Idaho, In-N-Out Burger on Saturday has been identified by police as a 24-year-old man, according to reports. Three people were killed in the attack, including one employee of the In-N-Out restaurant. East Idaho News reported that police identified the shooter as a 24-year-old man on Sunday. They indicated that the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. NBC noted that Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks said law enforcement is “confident” that the 24-year-old acted alone. Breitbart News pointed to reports that the shooter was engaged by a good guy with a…

RT looks back at the week’s key topics, including the deepening FIFA crisis and the migrant invasion of Ceuta RT showcases its top five stories of the week and dives deeper into the topics that shaped the news over the past seven days.FIFA crisis as testament to US decline In an opinion piece, foreign policy expert and historian Aleksandr Bobrov reflected on the ongoing FIFA crisis triggered by its controversial handling of the World Cup in the US. The tournament was marred by a series of scandals, including harsh treatment of national teams by immigration authorities, and the lifting of…

This week’s Top Ten showcases the top threat to America – the merging of communism and radical Islam… Dr. Fauci’s crimes against humanity… and the nightmare Muslim migrant invasion of Spain. Watch Wayne’s “America’s Top Ten Countdown” with his World-Famous “Final Four” airing every Saturday at NOON ET/9 AM PT on Real America’s Voice TV Network. Also, watch Wayne’s new nightly show, “America Speaks”- now LIVE at 6 PM ET/3 PM PT on Real America’s Voice YOUTUBE channel and replayed on Real America’s Voice TV at Midnight ET/9 PM PT. Call-in and speak to Wayne at (800) 347-ROOT. Also, watch…

The FBI has issued an urgent warning after hackers targeted municipal water systems in at least seven states over the past week, prompting concerns about the vulnerability of critical water infrastructure across the nation. NBC News reports that the FBI and the EPA released a joint public service announcement warning water and wastewater utilities nationwide that malicious cyber actors are attempting to disrupt critical water infrastructure. Water utilities in multiple states have reported cybersecurity incidents, the agencies said, and some attacks have degraded water operations. The warning follows a breach in Minnesota, where hackers targeted more than 30 municipal water facilities…

Spain leapt to deflect attention from its open border crisis on Monday by asserting the unified revulsion at Ceuta crisis was so overwhelming it implies a conspiracy among the “international reactionary forces” to “spread lies and fake news”. The Spanish city of Ceuta, an isolated exclave clinging to the north African coast surrounded by Morocco on one side and the Mediterranean Sea on the other shot again to global attention last week in just the latest in a years-long series of border incursions. The largest of its type yet, local authorities said between 50-60,000 people swam into Spanish — and…

Many well-heeled New York City supporters of Mayor Zohran Mamdani were shocked this week to find their names and addresses outed in public in a list the mayor’s office prepared to target for a big tax grab. The names of actors, philanthropists, businessmen, and members of high society, along with their home addresses appeared on the mayor’s pied-à-terre tax list, according to the New York Post. Mamdani supporters on the list include far-left actress Cynthia Nixon, fashion icon Anna Wintour, Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky, Taylor Swift, self-help hustler Deepak Chopra, journalist Gay Talese, 60 Minutes writer Morley Safer, billionaire businessman…

Behind the chaos on Spain’s African borders lies a deeper struggle over money, sovereignty, and who gets to decide Europe’s future On the last days of July, over 50,000 illegal immigrants breached the defensive perimeters of Ceuta and Melilla and swarmed into the Spanish enclaves in North Africa. This occurred against the backdrop of the grandly adopted New Pact for Migration in Brussels, which officially entered into force on June 12. By August 2, at least 72 people had reportedly died during the crossings.This latest migration crisis has already sparked debate about the adequacy of EU legislation and exposed the tensions…