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Hunter Biden Admits His Pardon Was ‘Not Fair’ And ‘Not Good’ For His Father’s Legacy

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Hunter Biden Admits His Pardon Was ‘Not Fair’ And ‘Not Good’ For His Father’s Legacy

It was plain as day for all of us who watched it happen in real time, and now even Hunter Biden is admitting that the blanket presidential pardon he received from his father in 2024 was unfair and only made possible by unparalleled privilege. 

He made the unvarnished acknowledgement during a recent interview, even going on to confirm that the move damaged Joe Biden's already tattered legacy.

As The Hill reported: 

Hunter Biden, the son of former President Biden, on Friday said the pardon he received in 2024 was "not good" for the American people or his father's legacy, calling himself the "the most privileged person there is."

The younger Biden, in an interview with BBC's "Newsnight," said he understood the backlash the former president received after issuing the clemency, after he repeatedly pledged that he would not intervene in his son's criminal cases.

"It's something that is easily criticized and for good reason," Hunter told the outlet. "It's not fair."

"I was the only one in the world that could have gotten what I got from the only person in

Elon Musk Just Picked Texas For A Project The World Has Never Seen

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Something enormous is taking shape in Texas.

And when Elon Musk says enormous, he does not mean another factory with a slightly bigger parking lot.

Tesla confirmed Thursday that a project called Terafab will be built in Grimes County — bringing Tesla, SpaceX and xAI together for what the companies describe as the largest chip-building effort in the world.

The official Terafab announcement says the facility will produce logic chips, memory and advanced packaging under one roof.

Tesla says its research fab, which broke ground on the north side of Giga Texas in April, will serve as the precursor. Terafab would then scale that work into a much larger supply operation for Tesla, SpaceX and xAI.

The companies say their future chip needs will outrun the supply the rest of the world can provide. That turns the

The Senate Just Left Town — And The One Bill President Trump Demanded Is Still Sitting There

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The Senate Just Left Town — And The One Bill President Trump Demanded Is Still Sitting There

They worked through the night.

Then the United States Senate left Washington before sunrise Saturday — with President Trump's election-integrity bill still sitting exactly where it was.

Not passed.

Not even advanced.

Trump had publicly demanded that senators remain in session and pass the SAVE America Act before taking their August break.

The bill did not have the 60 votes needed to clear the Senate's filibuster threshold.

So after an all-night session on other business, senators adjourned and headed home.

Roll Call documented Trump's demand before the recess fight reached its final hours.

The president called on senators to cancel their break until the SAVE America Act passed. Senate Majority Leader John Thune faced a basic math problem: Republicans lacked the 60 votes required to overcome a filibuster, and Democrats were not supplying the difference.

Sen. Mike Lee objected when leaders tried to arrange the recess, keeping pressure on the chamber. Other

Ohio Mother and Two Biological Men Charged in Horrific Torture Murder of Disabled 7-Year-Old Boy

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Ohio Mother and Two Biological Men Charged in Horrific Torture Murder of Disabled 7-Year-Old Boy

What happened to 7-year-old William Evans is almost impossible to read.

But his name — and what police say was done to him — cannot be buried.

William’s mother, Kaitlin Evans, and two other adults, Nessa Keaney and Kirby Rankin, are now charged with murder and child endangerment in Ohio.

Local 12 reports that investigators described prolonged abuse including beatings, burns, blunt-force injuries across William’s body and repeated periods in which he was allegedly held underwater.

Police say the boy was ultimately found duct-taped inside a closet after Evans called 911 and claimed he needed urgent medical care.

Cincinnati police detective Kyle Smith, a 21-year veteran, called it one of the most disturbing child-abuse cases he has encountered during more than two decades investigating crimes on the job.

The outlet reports that the alleged abuse left injuries across William’s face, torso, back and extremities, along with impact injuries to his head.

Donna Brazile Is Latest Prominent Democrat To Sound The Alarm Over Party’s ‘Socialist Wave’

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A steady stream of establishment Democrats continues to speak out against an uprising of far-left extremists running in, and often winning, competitive primary elections against more moderate members of the party.

Most recently, longtime Democrat Party operative Donna Brazile set her sights on the "socialist wave," which she cast as a fledgling movement unlikely to capture the broader party.

Here's a relevant portion of the transcript, via Breitbart:

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Donna, we've seen these insurgents from the Democratic socialists of America making a lot of headway in House primaries. El-Sayed in Michigan is not formally a socialist, but he's from the progressive wing. How much is that going to hurt Democrats in the fall?

BRAZILE: Well, first of all, George, when you look at the DSA, which is not the Democratic Party, so I had to go online to figure it out. They ran 29 candidates. They've lost 11. They've won seven. And there's still an opportunity for them if they play their cards right, maybe to pick up three or four more seats.

The problem right now, George, is that the Democratic

President Trump Blasts Chevron And Exxon Mobil Executives: “Get Gas Prices Down Now!”

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President Trump has had enough of oil executives touting their quarterly earnings on financial news programs.

On Monday, President Trump took to Truth Social and let the CEO of Chevron have a piece of his mind.

Trump wrote, that oil companies such as Chevron have made a fortune during the Iran War and later demanded that Chevron lower their gas prices.

It didn't stop there though.

Trump later called out Exxon Mobil as well while speaking to the press inside of the Oval Office.

Yahoo News provided further details on Trump's call out on the big oil companies:

President Donald Trump turned up the heat on Exxon Mobil and Chevron over high gasoline prices on Monday, blasting his longtime industry allies for "making too much money" while Americans struggle with higher prices at the pump.

Oil majors have reported bumper quarterly earnings, buoyed by higher crude prices caused by the supply disruptions in the Middle East and the soaring profit margins for refineries. That has put targets on the backs of companies as the Trump administration faces mounting pressure to show it is working to

JUST IN: A 199-Year-Old Supreme Court Ruling Could Hand the President Unlimited Power this Summer

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In 1827, the Supreme Court settled a question most Americans have never thought to ask:

Who decides when America is in a state of "insurrection"?

Their answer: the authority "belongs exclusively to the President." And his decision is "conclusive."

In other words…

We don't need a vote from Congress.

Or a sign-off from a judge.

This summer…

One man – Donald Trump – could overrule every other branch of government – including the all-powerful "Deep State."

It may seem impossible.

But history shows…

Meanwhile, his rivals are gearing up for a fight.

Democrat attorneys general say they'll attack Trump in court if he dares to use this power. 

But Jim Rickards — a former advisor to four Presidents, the CIA, and the Pentagon — says they will soon find out they're wasting their breath.

History shows he could be right. Because the age-old ruling behind Trump's actions has never been overturned.

It could all come to a head within weeks, this summer…

Tipping American politics… and even the financial system into a melt-down unlike any we've seen in a century.

Rickards' free briefing is here.

WATCH: Man Jumps 200 Feet High Off The Brooklyn Bridge…and Somehow Lives!

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A man climbed to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge, stripped off his clothes, and jumped more than 200 feet toward the East River.

Somehow, he lived.

The astonishing scene unfolded Sunday afternoon on the Manhattan side of the bridge, where police said the 44-year-old man made his way onto the north tower and displayed multiple flags.

NYPD Emergency Service Unit officers tried to persuade him to come down. Instead, he jumped.

The on-scene video is difficult to believe. The man can be seen falling toward the river while holding what appears to be a bag or piece of clothing above his head:

 

That fall should have been fatal.

Police Harbor Unit officers pulled the man from the East River and rushed him to Bellevue Hospital. He was listed in stable condition.

The New York Post identified the jumper as Galymzhan Abaildayev, 44. The paper reported that he climbed the north tower on the Manhattan side, raised several flags — including the flag of Kazakhstan — and removed his clothes before leaping into the water.

Witnesses watched from below as police activity shut down traffic around the famous bridge. Video captured the final

Man Who Previously Murdered His Own Father ARRESTED For Starting MASSIVE Wildfires In Washington

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Those who blamed these wildfires on climate change now have to swallow their words.

As WLT Report previously reported, wildfires in Washington have forced thousands of residents to evacuate as three separate wildfires ravaged the Evergreen State.

The fires initially resulted in Democrat Governor Bob Ferguson to declare a state of emergency for the entire state.

Now authorities have arrested the man who is behind at least one of the wildfires.

Fox News provided further details on the man who was arrested for starting the massive blaze:

A Washington state man was arrested Monday on a first-degree arson charge in connection with the Old Trails Fire, one of several wildfires that have destroyed hundreds of structures and forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate the Spokane area, authorities said.

Aaron F. Farinacci, 37, was taken into custody after Spokane County Sheriff's Office detectives and Washington Department of Natural Resources investigators developed probable cause to arrest him, according to the sheriff's office.

Citizen tips and information from Airway Heights police officers and Spokane County sheriff's deputies who responded to the initial call and conducted evacuations helped lead investigators to Farinacci, the

New Trump Administration Policy Aims To ‘Revitalize Higher Education.’ Here’s How.

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The Department of Education announced recently that the nation's colleges and universities will face a new requirement this year to outline how they comply with and advance several priorities of the Trump administration. 

Education Secretary Linda McMahon provided some details about the initiative in the form of an open letter that went out to administrators of those institutions. 

According to The Hill:

McMahon added, "Before the end of 2026, I call on every postsecondary institution to describe to the American public your commitments to rigorous teaching, pathbreaking research, and national service—commitments that make our universities a bedrock institution of the American republic."

The Education secretary asked for university leaders to address seven topics, ranging from the transparency of their admissions processes to the promotion of the "free exchange of ideas" on campus.

"I know that there is no single template for academic excellence, and I hope we will witness a variety of institutional types, each with distinct missions and priorities, issue landmark declarations of purpose that will revitalize higher education in the years ahead," McMahon wrote.

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FBI Issues Nationwide Warning Of Potential Attacks On US Infrastructure

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While President Donald Trump remains focused on following through with tenuous peace talks with Iranian leaders, some others in that nation are believed to be plotting direct attacks on the American homeland.

After early reports signaled a potential link between Iran and issues that impacted water systems across Minnesota, the FBI has addressed the possibility of similar incidents in other states.

According to Breitbart:

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 in an attack.

Emily Zimmer, a spokesperson for Minnesota's information technology services agency, said Thursday there was no indication

Spokane Sheriff Reveals What Led Detectives Back To Wildfire Suspect After Initial Release

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A citizen saw something that did not look right near the origin of the most destructive wildfire in the Spokane area.

Deputies found the man, questioned him—and let him go.

What happened next is a remarkable look at how one witness, body-camera footage and a second review allegedly brought investigators back to the same suspect.

The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office arrested 37-year-old Aaron F. Farinacci on Monday and booked him on suspicion of first-degree arson in connection with the Old Trails Fire.

The fire started Saturday northwest of Spokane, jumped the Spokane River and ripped through residential neighborhoods. Footage from the area shows homes reduced to ash and smoke hanging over block after block of destruction:

The Associated Press reports that the break in the case began with a community member who saw

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