Los Angeles was burning, via angry protesters speaking out against Trump’s deportations over the weekend, and the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, appeared to encourage it — despite claiming she did nothing of the sort.“If necessary, we will mobilize, because we do not want taxes on the remittances from our fellow countrymen, from the United States to Mexico,” Sheinbaum said in a statement that’s landed her in hot water.“He’s got these tariffs on the foreign remittances, and she’s very upset about what’s going on this country, that we’re actually cracking down on all of her people who are coming here and all of the lack of doing due diligence that her country did, and the people who didn’t come from Mexico, who went right on through,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales says on “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered.”“They were like ‘Could I see your papers please,’ and they’re like, ‘Don’t worry, I’m just passing through, going to the United States,’” she continues. “So she’s very upset that this gravy train for the cartels and the coyotes has run out.”Not only does it appear that the Mexican government did not do due diligence in protecting Mexico's own borders, but BlazeTV contributor Matthew Marsden can’t understand why those who are protesting in favor of Mexico, and against America, live here.“This is the weird thing, right, number one, they’re flying flags of the country that they left. Why aren’t you back there? Just go,” Marsden says.“This is something that I have literally asked them,” Gonzales says. “I have literally asked them here in Dallas at the anti-ICE protest in Dallas, they’re all waving Mexican flags, and they were all yelling in my face, ‘Viva Mexico.’”“Why don’t you just go back if you’re so proud of that country that you want to wave that flag here? Why are you staying? Makes no sense,” she adds.Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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When is the Resident Evil 9 release date? 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of Capcom’s beloved survival horror series, and it stands to reason that the next installment is as much a look back at what came before as it is another step forward. The official reveal at Summer Game Fest was as good a confirmation as any. RE9, otherwise known as Resident Evil Requiem, takes us back to Raccoon City for the first time following its destruction at the end of RE3. It’s one of the most iconic horror game locations and holds a lot of memories for Resident Evil’s characters, history, and fans. Prepare for this zombie-infested trip down memory lane with everything we know about the RE9 release date, including the latest trailers, news, and theories. Continue reading Resident Evil 9 release date, trailers, story, and gameplay MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best horror games, Best survival games, Best zombie games

You reach the door at the end of a dark, upturned kitchen. With the flicker of your cigarette lighter the only illumination, you twist the knob to open it, only for a petrified corpse to slump out and collapse at your feet. A gruesome find, but not a threat. A sigh of relief. Then, a giant, gnarled hand reaches past you from the shadows, lifting the corpse into the air, and feeding it into the blood-stained mouth of a hulking, ogre-like woman. Now, it’s time to run. I may have only seen around 20 minutes of gameplay for Resident Evil 9, or Requiem, but this moment has been etched in my brain. That’s good news for those hoping for some properly heart-pounding horror from Capcom’s beloved series; it’s bad news for my sleep pattern. Continue reading Resident Evil Requiem already feels like a return to real survival horror MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best horror games, Best survival games, Best zombie games

On December 6, 1917, two ships collided in Nova Scotia's Halifax harbor — triggering a devastating explosion and tsunami that killed 1,800 people. The post The Halifax Explosion: The Devastating Maritime Collision That Produced The Largest Explosion Of The Pre-Nuclear Age appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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The Executor class in Elden Ring Nightreign may just be one of the coolest and most rewarding characters to play. Though this takes a lot of time, practice, and enemy knowledge. But once you master their mechanics, you can take this strong and silent assassin to every boss in Nightreign and easily win consecutive runs.