No one, of course, asked him to explain the difference. The post Here We Go Again: Eric Adams Distinguishes ‘Islamic Extremists’ from ‘Muslims’ appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Islamic Relief has been banned by multiple nations. The post United Nations Honors Head of Terror Support Network appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

This was not just Watergate. It was a plot against the conservative movement. The post Impeach the Obama Judge Who Ordered the Secret Bugging of Senators appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Foes of jihad? Not welcome. Foes of the Jews? Come on in! The post Heritage Foundation Wants Jew-Hater Nick Fuentes in its Big Tent appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Finally, a world leader cares about the Muslim slaughter. The post Trump to Nigeria: End the Genocide of Christians or I Will appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Homeland Security, ICE and Border Patrol, are courageous men and women, willing to put their lives on the line to save this country. And it does need saving. Millions of unvetted people have poured into this country and many are criminals and some are terrorists. As Democrat partisan Janet Napolitano once said in the Obama […] The post They’re Coming for Foreign Criminals, 10,000 New Agents appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Embattled Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner’s treasurer has resigned just days after his national finance director called it quits, according to the Judge Street Journal. The outlet reported that Victoria Perrone left her role as treasurer on Tuesday, and Ben Martello is the individual currently listed in the position on Federal Election Commission records. Platner’s campaign has faced numerous controversies resulting from deleted Reddit posts and a Nazi-era tattoo, and in the days since those controversies spread across social media, both a campaign manager and a political director have also abruptly exited the campaign. His former national finance director, Ronald Holmes III, posted to LinkedIn on Friday that he was resigning. “Somewhere along the way, I began to feel that my professional standards as a campaign professional no longer fully aligned with those of the campaign,” Holmes posted. “I wish the campaign and the voters in Maine well as they continue forward with selecting a nominee who they believe is best suited to meet the moment and flip this critical must win seat for us to take back the U.S. Senate in 2026,” he continued. Axios reported the Platner campaign said that Holmes quit because his role had more to do with getting large donors on board to the campaign, but “the reality is our campaign’s fundraising success has come largely from small dollar donors. Nearly 90% of what we’ve raised has come from small dollar donations and online donors, which is run by our digital fundraising director.” Join us now during our exclusive Deal of the Decade. Get everything for $7 a month. Not as fans. As fighters. Go to DailyWire.com/Subscribe to join now. WGME News reported that Kevin Brown took a job as the Democrat’s campaign manager, and claimed that his exit had to do with finding out that his wife is pregnant — but he left the job just days after beginning the new gig. Platner’s former political director Genevieve McDonald spoke out about quitting after his now-covered Totenkopf tattoo went viral. “Graham has an antisemitic tattoo on his chest,” McDonald posted to Facebook. “He’s not an idiot, he’s a military history buff. Maybe he didn’t know it when he got it, but he got it years ago and he should have had it covered up because he knows damn well what it means.” The Democrat is in a primary race against Gov. Janet Mills, and whoever wins the primary will face off against Republican Sen. Susan Collins in 2026. “Our movement is powered by the people of Maine,” Platner posted to X on Saturday. “The people of Maine will not be propagandized. And they will not be bought.” Platner’s campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) appeared desperate to evade any and all questions about his support for former President Joe Biden — support that continued even after it became painfully obvious that Biden was declining rapidly. Newsom repeatedly dodged questions on that topic during a Sunday morning appearance on “Meet the Press,” attempting to change the subject every time host Kristen Welker raised another question about the former president. WATCH: Gavin Newsom slithers around in an attempt to explain why he’s defended Joe Biden’s capacity to serve a second term: Welker: You stood by him till the end. Did you ever have concerns about his capacity to serve another four years? Newsom: “I never had that.” Welker: Did you… pic.twitter.com/VwpP06B5RP — Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) November 2, 2025 “You stood by him till the end, after that disastrous debate performance, even when top Democrats were calling for him to step down,” Welker began. “Did you ever have concerns, Governor, about his capacity to serve another four years?” “I go home with the one that —” Newsom attempted to use the expression that he’d “dance with the one who brought him,” and then added, “I never had that — I just talked to the president a few hours ago. I’ve been privileged to have a relationship with the president.” Join us now during our exclusive Deal of the Decade. Get everything for $7 a month. Not as fans. As fighters. Go to DailyWire.com/Subscribe to join now. “Governor, Did you legitimately believe that he was capable of serving as president until January of 2029?” Welker tried again. “Yeah, I think my focus was frankly situational,” Newsom replied, not really answering the question. “I was making sure Donald Trump didn’t get back into office to experience everything that we’re experiencing today, and there was no interaction that I had that suggested otherwise.” “What do you say to Americans who feel misled by you and other top Democrats?” Welker asked. “Misled in what respect? He decided to step down —” Newsom protested. “About the mental acuity of President Biden, they wish you had sounded the alarm sooner to give way for a convention,” Welker continued. “I never experienced — I’m not going to substitute myself for someone else,” Newsom said. “Or for popular opinion. I’m going to express my relationship to my truth with the former President of the United States, in eluding at the end of his term, quite literally in December, which was a master class in foreign policy and domestic policy, which I will never forget as we walk through not just the election but when we’re walking through the world we’re living in. There was nothing to suggest what you just said or, or others have suggested in terms of my interaction. That’s all I can be accountable for.”

The Coca-Cola Company introduced Mr. Pibb in the early 1970s, and fans loved it. With flavor and fizz similar to Dr. Pepper, it was a staple in fridges and on soda fountains for decades. In 2001, the company rebranded Mr. Pibb as Pibb Xtra. Now, nearly 25 years later, Mr. Pibb is back with a new look and 30% more caffeine than Pibb Xtra, according to a news release. View this post on Instagram A post shared by CandyHunting (@candyhunting) The Coca-Cola Company Is Very Excited About The Return Of Mr. Pibb The Coca-Cola Company says the “new-stalgic” Mr. Pibb will give longtime fans a taste of what they loved and introduce a new customer base to a unique taste. “Consumers have been asking for Mr. Pibb’s bold kick of cherry flavor for some time,” Dane Callis, Director, Sparkling Flavors, Coca‑Cola North America said in a news release. “If you go on Reddit, X and other social media, you’ll find conversations about the mystique of Mr. Pibb. Mr. Pibb has a feisty loyal following, so he’s coming back in a bold, fresh way.” Dane Callis explained that the soda’s identity wasn’t clear when it first launched and hopes this new branding will help. “When Mr. Pibb first launched, the packaging didn’t tell consumers what it was — it told them what it was not,” Callis said. “Not root beer, not cola. It’s something unique and original, a bold rebel in a category of norms. Nothing fans know and love about Mr. Pibb has gone away, but we took steps to modernize its look for new consumers’ tastes and preferences. A.P. Chaney, Senior Director of Creative, Sparkling Flavors, Coca‑Cola North America, said the company hired Roy Wood Jr. to do voice work for a new marketing campaign. “We’re excited to partner with such a phenomenal talent who embodies both our core consumer target — multicultural Xennials — and the brand’s bold, humorous, lighthearted energy,” Chaney said. The Coca-Cola Company, Mr. Pibb will hit store shelves in Florida, Chicago, Las Vegas, Michigan, and California soon, with a nationwide rollout in 2026. This story’s featured image is by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images. The post The Coca-Cola Company Announced The Return Of A Cult Favorite After 25 Years appeared first on InspireMore.

An extinct species of rhino that lived inside the Arctic Circle 23 million years ago has been discovered. The nearly complete fossilized skeleton was recovered from the fossil-rich lake deposits in Haughton Crater on Devon Island, in the Canadian High Arctic. It is the most northerly rhinoceros species known. Rhinos have an evolutionary history that […] The post Evidence of Rhino Living in Frigid Arctic Circle 23 Million Years Ago Discovered in New Fossil appeared first on Good News Network.