from Birch Gold Group: Gold is creeping higher with almost no fanfare, silver is surging to fresh records, and even Russia is warning that G7 nations may seize foreign reserves. Beneath the headlines is a simple reality: trust in global finance is eroding, and physical precious metals are quietly becoming the preferred safe harbor… Highlights […]

by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project: (Truthout) After two National Guard soldiers were shot in Washington, D.C. last week, several U.S. pundits and politicians were quick with their descriptions of the alleged attacker. They erroneously assumed that he brought his “culture” or “society” to the United States. “You are not just importing individuals. You […]

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A family trip to Opryland turned into a milestone moment for Jason Aldean’s daughter Navy, who proudly showed off the gap from her very first lost tooth. Continue reading…

Well, what do you know? It turns out the media is admitting Volodymyr Zelenskyy's government in Ukraine might have stolen Western aid, after all. In the least shocking development since the discovery that "The Politician" in that horrid Olivia Nuzzi book is, in fact, supposed to be Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,...

President Donald Trump trolled race-hustling leftists by adding Flag Day -- which coincides with his birthday -- as a free admission day for national parks, while removing Juneteenth and Martin Luther King Jr. Day from the roster. This means Americans can visit the nation's national parks for free on designated...

Democrats are hoping to end a nearly three-decade drought in Miami as the mayoral election takes place this week. President Trump urged voters to support Republican candidate Emilio González. “Miami’s Mayor Race is Tuesday. It is a big and important race!!! Vote for Republican Gonzalez. He is FANTASTIC! You can also vote today,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Thank you for your support @realDonaldTrump,” Gonzalez commented. “This is a crucial election for the future of Miami where on December 9 we will bring an end to corruption, real property tax reform, and put Miami families ahead of social interests. Last day to Early Vote is today till 4pm – Election Day Is December 9, 7am to 7pm,” he continued. Thank you for your support @realDonaldTrump ! This is a crucial election for the future of Miami where on December 9 we will bring an end to corruption, real property tax reform, and put Miami families ahead of social interests. Last day to Early Vote is today till 4pm… pic.twitter.com/PfHx9hmNt5 — Emilio T. Gonzalez for Mayor of Miami (@Emilioformiami) December 7, 2025 Florida Politics has more: Early voting is underway in Miami as former County Commissioner Eileen Higgins and former City Manager Emilio González enter the final stretch of a closely watched Dec. 9 mayoral runoff. The two candidates rose from a 13-person field Nov. 4, with Higgins winning about 36% of the vote and González taking 19.5%. Because neither surpassed 50%, Miami voters must now choose between contrasting visions for a city grappling with affordability, rising seas, political dysfunction and rapid growth. Both promise to bring more stability and accountability to City Hall. Both say Miami’s permitting process needs fixing. Higgins, a mechanical engineer and eight-year county commissioner with a broad, international background in government service, has emphasized affordable housing — urging the city to build on public land and create a dedicated housing trust fund — and supports expanding the City Commission from five to nine members to improve neighborhood representation. Gonzalez received Trump’s endorsement last month and gained support from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. JUST IN: President Trump endorses Emilio Gonzales for mayor of MIAMI, FLORIDA. Gonzales also has the support of Gov. Ron DeSantis. "MIAMI: Early Voting is December 5th through December 7th, and Election Day is December 9th. GET OUT AND VOTE FOR EMILIO — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU… pic.twitter.com/jtr7abusu8 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 17, 2025 “We talk to voters about the challenges ahead and the need for change in #Miami. Residents are tired of the same politics giving us the same results. Residents left behind. End Corruption – Bold Property Tax Refotm – Family First Agenda,” Gonzalez said on Monday. We talk to voters about the challenges ahead and the need for change in #Miami. Residents are tired of the same politics giving us the same results. Residents left behind. End Corruption – Bold Property Tax Refotm – Family First Agenda. Vote @Emilioformiami#SeAcaboElRelajo pic.twitter.com/JrfoNgD6oI — Emilio T. González, Ph.D. (@emiliotgonzalez) December 8, 2025 The Associated Press shared further: Miami is Florida’s second most populous city, behind Jacksonville, but is the epicenter of the state’s diverse culture and is among the nation’s most prominent international destinations, giving its mayor an outsize platform. The city of 487,000 is part of Miami-Dade County, which Trump flipped last year, handily defeating Democrat Kamala Harris after losing the county to Democrat Joe Biden in 2020. A loss for Gonzalez would be perceived in Florida as a setback for the GOP and Trump. Christian Ulvert, Higgins’ campaign manager, said early returns of mail ballots are encouraging. About 44% had been cast by registered Democrats as of Thursday, a day before early in-person voting began, compared with about 30% by registered Republicans. “What you’re seeing is great Democratic enthusiasm and turnout that matches that enthusiasm,” he said. Higgins, who would be the first non-Hispanic mayor of Miami in almost 30 years if elected, said she is confident she will receive support not only from Democrats, but also from unaffiliated voters and some Republicans because of her work as an elected official. Her pitch to voters includes finding city-owned land that could be turned into affordable housing and cutting unnecessary spending. She was asked during a recent forum sponsored by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce if she would try to turn the more ceremonial role of mayor into a full-time job and not take on other work, something that raised ethical concerns for the current mayor, term-limited Francis Suarez.

A report from The Bulwark claimed President Trump is considering replacing Kristi Noem with Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The report cited unnamed former DHS officials who served in both the Biden and Trump administrations. The Bulwark: Trump is considering replacing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem with Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkinhttps://t.co/aLOwAuNGPe — Politics & Poll Tracker (@PollTracker2024) December 7, 2025 Mediaite has more: Trump, according to the report, personally likes Noem. But the report also states top White House officials have been “frustrated” with her leadership — specifically her employment of chief advisor Corey Lewandowski, who has been characterized with having an “outsized role” at DHS. (Lewandowski denied the report in a statement to the Bulwark, writing “none of that is true.”) But a big-name Republican could soon be waiting in the wings. Term-limited Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) has reportedly been floated as a replacement after he leaves office in mid-January. CNN previously reported Youngkin “expressed more interest in an economic or business portfolio, rather than one focused on immigration” but would still be “excited by the prospect” of any Cabinet post. The White House also denied the reporting. “Anonymous former staffers pretend to know what POTUS is thinking and the Bulwark treats them as credible?” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said. “This ‘report’ — and the Bulwark — is total FAKE NEWS! Secretary Noem is doing a great job implementing the President’s agenda and Making America Safe Again,” she continued. Anonymous former staffers pretend to know what POTUS is thinking and the Bulwark treats them as credible? This ‘report’ — and the Bulwark — is total FAKE NEWS! Secretary Noem is doing a great job implementing the President’s agenda and Making America Safe Again. https://t.co/rmp3qY7dLz — Abigail Jackson (@ATJackson47) December 7, 2025 Newsweek shared: The White House has sought to quell rumors that Trump is considering replacing Noem, who has been central to the administration’s aggressive immigration policies, which are becoming increasingly unpopular with Americans. Reports that Noem might be replaced come amid wider speculation about a possible year-end cabinet shake-up. Any changes at DHS or other key posts could signal shifts in the administration’s priorities and strategy heading into the New Year.

A delegation of over 1,000 US Christian pastors have been flown to Israel for special training to learn how to convince Americans to be more pro-Israel. The hand picked evangelical delegation were visiting key sites, [...] The post Over 1,000 Christian Pastors Trained To Convince Americans To Be More Pro-Israel appeared first on The People's Voice.