Noah here….and if you’ve been experiencing huge problems receiving our email newsletters, I have good news for you! I finally have a great solution for everyone who is experiencing extreme Big Tech censorship trying to receive our daily email Newsletters. If you’re not having any problems, that’s amazing but so many people are. And it’s really gotten bad in the last 2 months, almost like Big Tech does NOT want you to see any good news about the Trump Administration, that’s how it feels to me! Don’t take my word for it, here are just a small handful of the HUNDREDS of emails I’ve received in just the past few weeks from people saying their emails from us either suddenly won’t work, won’t open, or don’t arrive at all (all private information redacted for privacy of course): Won’t open: Emails suddenly don’t show up: Content censored and sticking us in Spam and Promotions tabs: Complete block here: Newsletter won’t even load: But I finally have the solution! Think of this as the old “belt and suspenders” approach. If you’re subscribed to our email Newsletters, don’t change anything!  Stay subscribed over there.  Keep all that in place. We’ll eventually defeat the censorship over there too, but in the meantime as a backup (and as a backup for future censorship), I’m going to try and get all of you subscribed to us over at Substack. TAP HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON SUBSTACK (FREE) Why? Because they’re like the black sheep of Big Tech (or would that be White Sheep?)….. They don’t censor, and in fact they’ve built their entire brand on offering a safe place to publish your Newsletters. AND….although they’re not evil like the other Big Tech companies, they DO have a lot of the same tools, so they know how to get around the email censorship issues and make sure our Newsletter reports actually reach you, and open nicely when they do! How cool is that? So what I’m going to do is make sure our morning Daily Trump Report email Newsletter (sent each day at 8:30am central time) and our evening Daily Trump Report email Newsletter (sent each day at 6:00pm central time) are posted on Substack so you’ll get a notification and a link to see them.  Nice, right? I will also put my personal Noah’s Nightly Newsletter (TruthLion) over on Substack as well (posted each night usually round 9:00pm). You can subscribe to all of those posts, or just one or two, whatever you prefer.  It’s highly customizable. Nothing else is changing or going away — this is just one new option, but I think it’s a big one. So if everything is going fine for you that’s great. But for the tens of thousands of you experiencing email problems, make sure you follow me on Substack right now: TAP HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON SUBSTACK (FREE) Even if you’re not having problems now, it’s very possible you will in the future. Actually, as President Trump scores more and more wins in this second Administration, I expect the censorship will only continue to get worse. So even if we’re connected with you just fine right now, I would encourage EVERYONE to follow us on Substack to have that added backup option. It’s 100% free. I’m not looking to make a single dollar on this, it’s actually more work for me, but that’s ok.  I do it to further our mission. When you tap the link above, it will take you to a page that looks like this: If you see that, you know you’re in the right place. If you have more than one email address, I would encourage you to add all that you have. Oh, and one more cool thing…. It has a built in Chat Room and I’ll be stopping in there from time to time, so maybe I’ll see you in there? You can chat with me or 5+ million of your closest America-First patriot friends! Always fun to be with like-minded people, right? Oh, and I also hooked it up that you’ll get a notification whenever I post a new interview to my show over on The Daily Truth Report! So the next time we have Bo Polny, or Jovan Pulitzer, or Dean Cain, or Chad Stewart, or Loy Brunson or anyone else on the show, you won’t miss that either! You’ll get a notification a new show just went live! Ok, I think you’re going to love this and I think it’s going to really help us make sure we can defeat the Big Tech censorship. Don’t let them win. TAP HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON SUBSTACK (FREE) How would you approach this?

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When it’s said that our differences make us beautiful, that includes our accents. I don’t know about you, but I’ve always been super fascinated by accents. So many factors contribute to how we speak: Where we live, our families, the media we watch — studies have even shown that we may start to develop our accent from the womb! That might help explain why some kids have such thick accents at a young age. The perfect example comes from a little girl with a Boston accent. One day, she casually asked to go on a trip to the park. But the way she said it was so amusing, her family simply had to ask that she repeat herself for the camera. Check out her adorable accent in the viral video below! @thelau3 #fyp #fypシ #fypage #fypシ゚viral #toddler #toddlersoftiktok #boston #accent ♬ original sound – Laura P “That’s a future Sox fan right there. She’s already honking because someone took too long at the light,” someone jokes in the comments. Others add, “Don’t correct her! She said what she said” and “I need a Boston toddler and a Scottish toddler to have a conversation.” Little Girl’s Thick Boston Accent is Strong When She Asks to Visit the Park That last commenter is on to something. The Scottish accent is always a joy to hear, but it’s especially delightful when it comes from kids like Sam Connlly’s daughter. The video below really highlights her melodic accent! @ivythescottishtoddler #spoiledgirl #manicure #pedicure #toddlersoftiktok #foryou #foryoupage ♬ original sound – Sam Connelly “I can not stop watching this video,” someone admits in the comments. “I come here every day I swear.” Seriously, what is it about Scottish accents that makes them so darn mesmerizing? There are plenty more accents to adore, but we’ll end on one that brings us back to the States: the southern accent. @karreewhaley throwback to my niece's southern accent #seatbelt #ConjuringHorror #niece #toddler #cute #baby #southern #accent ♬ original sound – Karree Every person’s accent is unique. Even specific ones, like the southern accent, vary greatly from person to person. Can you accurately guess what state this southern child is from? According to Karree, the little girl’s aunt, she’s from Arkansas. No matter where you’re from, be proud of your accent! It’s a fun part of who you are. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Little Girl Asks To Go To The Park In The Most Adorable Boston Accent appeared first on InspireMore.

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DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Democratic New York mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani failed to directly condemn the controversial phrase “globalize the intifada” on NBC News Sunday. The term “globalize the intifada” is widely seen as a call to violence against Jews, and Jewish advocacy groups were angered when Zohran Mamdani declined to directly denounce the phrase. When asked about his reluctance on “Meet The Press,” Mamdani avoided a clear condemnation and instead talked about his commitment to universal human rights, stating that his language would align with principles of justice and freedom for all people, including both Israelis and Palestinians. “That’s not language that I use. The language that I use and the language that I will continue to use to lead the city is that which speaks clearly to my intent, which is an intent grounded in a belief in universal human rights,” Mamdani said. “And ultimately that’s what is the foundation of so much of my politics. The belief that freedom and justice and safety are things that to have meaning have to be applied to all people. And that includes Israelis and Palestinians as life.” Mamdani’s policies as a democratic socialist have faced criticism, as well as his statements on Israel. In an interview on “The Bulwark,” host Tim Miller asked Mamdani whether the phrases “Globalize the intifada” and “From the river to the sea” made him uncomfortable, to which he responded that he did not support banning the language, drawing backlash from Jewish advocacy groups and others. Host Kristen Welker then asked Mamdani directly if he actually condemned the phrase, but the candidate deflected further. “I’ve heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared their concerns with me especially in light of the horrific attacks that we saw in Washington, D.C. and in Boulder, Colorado about this moment of antisemitism in our country and in our city,” Mamdani said. “And I’ve heard those fears and I’ve had those conversations. And ultimately they are part and parcel of why in my campaign I’ve put forward a commitment to increase funding for anti-hate crime programming by 800%.” Mamdani then defended his stance on free speech and said that as mayor, he would not “police speech.” “I don’t believe that the role of the mayor is to police speech in the manner. Especially of that of Donald Trump who has put one New Yorker in jail, who’s just returned to his family, Mahmoud Khalil for that very supposed crime of speech. Ultimately what I think I need to show is the ability to not only talk about something but to tackle it. And to make clear that there’s no room for antisemitism in the city,” Mamdani noted. “We have to root out that bigotry and ultimately we do that through the actions and that is the mayor I will be. One that protects Jewish New Yorkers and lives up to that commitment through the work that I do quickly for the people who care about the language and who feel really concerned by that phrase.” Welker pressed on why he wouldn’t simply condemn the phrase, but Mamdani deflected again. “My concern is to start to walk down the line of language. And making clear what language I believe is permissible or impermissible takes me into a place similar to that of the president who is looking to do those very kinds of things. Putting people in jail for writing an op-ed, putting them in jail for protesting,” Mamdani said. “Ultimately, it’s not language that I use. It’s language, I understand there are concerns about.” Mamdani pledged Wednesday on MSNBC’s “The Briefing with Jen Psaki” to increase funding for hate crime programs in the city by 800% to help “root out” antisemitism. Mamdani secured the Democratic mayoral nomination Tuesday, defeating former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for the chance to lead America’s largest city. Originally published by The Daily Caller News Foundation. The post Dems’ NYC Socialist Nominee Ducks and Weaves When Asked to Condemn Term Calling for Killing Jews appeared first on The Daily Signal.

On the right, CNN reporter Omar Jimenez is remembered first as the man who stood in front of riotous flames in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 2020 as the CNN chyron claimed there were “FIERY BUT MOSTLY PEACEFUL PROTESTS." Jimenez told viewers protests were “largely peaceful” during the day. “It wasn't until nightfall that things begun to get a little bit more contentious. Things were thrown back and forth.” On Sunday night, Jimenez was guest-hosting on CNN and the topic was socialist New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, and he tried to pull that euphemistic routine on Mamdani outlining his proposal to "shift the tax burden from overtaxed homeowners in the outer boroughs to more expensive homes in richer and whiter neighborhoods." He had to ahem, rephrase Scott Jennings, and Jennings told him he needed to read it again. Jennings talked about the "whiter" thing, saying "he wants to tax people based on their race, which is one of the most radical things I've ever heard" and denounced Mamdani's "hateful radical socialism." As the segment wrapped up, Jimenez felt he had to "jump in" for what sounded like a "fact check," although he admitted Jennings wasn't misquoting Mamdani. "Point of order," he claimed. MARIA CARDONA: If they walk their districts the way Mamdani walked Manhattan and they focus on that message, they are going to win. And Republicans should be nervous. JIMENEZ: I got to leave it there. JENNINGS: Nobody is going to be able to walk Manhattan after he defunds the New York City Police Department, Maria. I wouldn't advise walking Manhattan after he gets rid of the police force. JIMENEZ: Just to, just to jump in. CARDONA: No. You know, he's not going to do that. JIMENEZ: Just to jump in, hold on. Hold on. Mamdani advocated for defunding NYPD in 2020. He has since said his goal is reform, not defunding. CARDONA: Exactly. JIMENEZ: And then also, just -- JENNINGS: Oh, you guys are doing that again. JIMENEZ: One more. No, it's just -- JENNINGS: It's the old Harris playbook. Got it. JIMENEZ: Just one more thing, point of order. He just said he didn't want to tax white people specifically, just higher income neighborhoods that do happen to be majority white. Scott -- JENNINGS: He literally wrote it in a statement, Omar! He literally wrote it down! Are you letting him get off the hook? JIMENEZ: It is why -- no, I'm saying, I am saying that he said that, but not on the basis of race specifically. I'm not saying he didn't say that. CARDONA: That's right. JIMENEZ: He did say that. JENNINGS: OK. I think you need to re-read it. JIMENEZ: But not on the basis of race specifically. Scott, Maria, always a pleasure. Thanks for being here. PS: Here's how Jennings took Mamdani apart before Jimenez tried to claim he wasn't race-obsessed:  JENNINGS: Yes. If I were Maria, I'd want to talk about tactics, too, because to talk about this guy's record and his ideas would absolutely sink the Democratic Party. I mean, in one, on the one hand, he says, I don't think there should be billionaires. And then 10 seconds later he says, but I want to work with them to make sure there's, you know, equality across the city. Working with them is a euphemism for taxing them into oblivion. That's number one.Number two, he's also said he wants to tax people based on their race, which is one of the most radical things I've ever heard. Number three says he wants to defund the New York Police Department. Number four, I think he wants to empty the jails of violent criminals. If you want to destroy New York City, this is the person you would elect. Interestingly, in the post-election primary voting analysis, it was these rich white liberals that supported Mamdani. The working class supported other people, but it was these, you know, rich white liberals in New York City that supported this guy. Of course, they're the only ones that can afford to leave when he destroys the city. So I think as long as the Democrats are committed to this sort of radical socialism --  hateful, radical socialism that's designed to divide people and destroy families and destroy communities and destroy New York City, you know, I don't live in New York, I live in Kentucky. If they want to destroy their city, that's fine with me. Nationally for the Democrats, it's a huge disaster.

Drive through our country’s heartland — past golden fields, cattle-speckled hills, and humming dairies — and you’ll see the soul of America at work. But look closer, and a bitter truth emerges: The hands harvesting our crops and milking our cows are too often foreign-born laborers here illegally or on a costly visa program.In my state, the Idaho Dairymen’s Association admits a staggering 70% or more of dairy workers are using phony documents — illegal labor propping up Idaho’s top commodity and our country’s No. 3 milk-producing state. Today, we’re fed a line that Americans have gone lazy, addicted to cubicles or city lights. Nonsense. We’re told Americans won’t do these jobs. Really? From the 1880s through the 1940s, Americans built these very industries. So what changed? It’s not the workers. It’s the bosses who stopped believing in them.American grit built our farmsIdaho’s dairies, ranches, and construction sites can thrive with American grit — if employers stop making excuses and start making offers.Go back to the late 19th century, when Idaho’s Snake River Valley was raw desert. Local settlers — farmers, laborers, families — dug canals, built dams, and turned dust into fields of potatoes and alfalfa, as historian Mark Fiege shows in his 1999 book “Irrigated Eden.” These weren’t hired foreigners; they were Americans, mostly Western settlers, whose sweat and cooperation built an agricultural empire through the Depression and wartime into the 1940s.Those were hard years. Yet, these people showed up, sleeves rolled, ready to work. They weren’t too soft for the sun on their necks or the ache of a long day.Employers abandoned American workersToday, we’re fed a line that Americans have gone lazy, addicted to cubicles or city lights. Nonsense. Some yes, but fewer than imagined. The problem isn’t our people; it’s an industry that’s forgotten how to call them home.Don’t tell me Americans won’t work. Plenty of us still hunger for the kind of labor that smells of earth and steel — jobs that build calluses and communities. Idaho’s fields offer purpose: the roar of a tractor, the precision of robotic milkers, the quiet triumph of a harvest under wide skies.Vice President JD Vance nailed it when he sarcastically gave in to the notion that deporting tens of millions of illegal aliens will send us back to 1960 — when homes apparently couldn’t be built without illegal labor. Absurd! The same goes for agriculture. RELATED: Glyphosate 101: What you need to know about America’s most popular pesticide Anton Skripachev via iStock/Getty ImagesThese aren’t dead-end gigs; they’re the backbone of our nation. But employers need to stop acting like foreign workers are the only option. If you are one of these employers who show up to the town parade waving Old Glory, singing Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.” — if you claim to be America First — then hire Americans first. Anything less is just talk.Illegal workers cost moreHere’s where the elites squirm. As state Rep. Stephanie Mickelsen (R-Idaho) noted during a House debate, Idaho employers often admit that foreign labor isn’t even cheaper. Visas, travel, lodging, meals, and transportation add up — often rivaling what an American might earn in salary and benefits. Yet, they claim no amount of money will lure American workers.Have they tried? Really tried? Take those bloated costs — every dime spent on foreign logistics — and pour them into wages, health plans, or housing for locals. Build training programs to teach kids how to run today’s high-tech rigs. If tech giants can sell college grads on coding in Silicon Valley, Idaho’s dairies can sell our youth on feeding America. It’s not rocket science. It’s will.The same elites twist unemployment numbers to prop up their narrative. They cite low jobless rates to argue that no one’s left to hire. But the Bureau of Labor Statistics excludes a key group: able-bodied men ages 25 to 54 who’ve dropped out of the workforce entirely. They’re not working, not looking, and not counted. That forgotten group alone includes an estimated seven million Americans.Make American farming great againPicture this: billboards across Idaho showing a young farmer steering a drone-guided planter, grinning like he owns the future. Community colleges partnering with ranchers to train veterans and high schoolers. County fairs where dairies hand out scholarships — not just milk samples. That’s not fantasy. That’s strategy. Businesses that want loyalty don’t wait for workers to show up — they go find them.Right now, 70% of dairy workers rely on falsified papers. That’s not a workforce. It’s a failure of imagination. Legal, local labor builds trust, strengthens communities, and proves we take sovereignty seriously.Idaho can lead the way. America’s watching.Employers, quit hiding behind old excuses. Redirect your budgets, roll out campaigns, and watch Americans answer the call. Lawmakers, reduce or eliminate regulations that incentivize foreign labor.Neighbors, cheer these jobs as the honorable work they are. Picture our fields alive with Americans, dairies humming with citizens who know this land as home.That’s not just Idaho’s future, it’s America’s. We’ve done it before. We can do it again. All it takes is the guts to try.

Monster Hunter Wilds title update 2 is finally here, and it's hopefully the start of the RPG's much-needed performance improvements on PC. Capcom is using the patch to fix several issues with Wilds' VRAM usage, which should lessen the number of crashes and optimization problems on Steam. That's not all that TU2 offers, though, as it's also packed with plenty of reasons to come back for another hunt, with new monsters and ways to deck out your hunter. Continue reading Monster Hunter Wilds title update 2 brings much-needed PC improvements MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Monster Hunter Wilds armor, Monster Hunter Wilds weapons, Monster Hunter Wilds review

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As of today, there is a wealth of options in the PS Plus Catalog, PlayStation's flagship subscription service and a rival to the frankly far superior Xbox Game Pass. However, when you have this much variety, that means that some games will offer distinctly different experiences from others.