Wednesday, April 29, 2026

WATCH: Ireland Riots After Migrant Stabs Children Near School.

Riots have broken out in Ireland over the stabbing of a five-year-old boy, a five-year-old girl, a six-year-old girl, and a woman in her thirties near a school in Dublin, Ireland. The atrocity, committed yesterday by an immigrant from Algeria, has sparked a major national argument both on the streets and at a political and media level, with tensions likely to heighten.

Gript, a populist-leaning online news outlet, initially reported sources had informed them the suspect was an Algerian migrant. Soon after, the BBC said their sources reported the suspect was in his forties and “an Irish citizen, who has lived in the country for 20 years” – which would still make him an immigrant, though they avoided saying so.

Tensions are already high in Ireland over migrants being moved into hotels and other buildings, often unannounced, en masse. A migrant with convictions for child sex offences in his home country recently stabbed a young female teacher to death. News of the stabbing suspect’s foreign background provoked considerable public anger, which soon resulted in violent protests. Riot police were attacked, a squad car and a double-decker bus were torched, and stores have been looted vandalized within the past 24 hours.

Drew Harris, Commissioner of the An Garda Síochána, also known as the Gardai or Guards, initially refused to disclose the suspect’s nationality and claimed his motives were unknown. He did immediately accuse a “lunatic, hooligan faction driven by a far-right ideology” of being responsible for the riots, however.

Efforts to brand the protesters “far-right” have not gone down well, with Ireland’s biggest sports star, UFC fighter Conor McGregor, saying Harris’s response was “not good enough.”

“Innocent children ruthlessly stabbed by a mentally deranged non-national… There is grave danger among us in Ireland that should never be here in the first place, and there has been zero action done to support the public in any way, shape or form with this frightening fact,” he wrote on X.

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Riots have broken out in Ireland over the stabbing of a five-year-old boy, a five-year-old girl, a six-year-old girl, and a woman in her thirties near a school in Dublin, Ireland. The atrocity, committed yesterday by an immigrant from Algeria, has sparked a major national argument both on the streets and at a political and media level, with tensions likely to heighten. show more

‘OPENLY AUTHORITARIAN’ – Media Panic Intensifies As Trump 2nd Term Looks Likely.

Left-wing media is panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election because the former President intends to curb the power of federal agencies such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) as well as launch investigations into the Biden family‘s dubious financial affairs.

A report published in the Guardian has raised the possibility of Trump’s second term being “openly authoritarian” and a throwback to either 1970s Latin America or 1930s Europe – a comparison used both before Trump was elected in 2016 and throughout his first presidential term.

“I’m hard pressed to find any candidates anywhere who are so open that they would use the power of the state to go after critics and enemies,” argues Harvard professor Steven Levitsky, who, however, fails to comment on the 91 indictments filed against the former President.

“This is one of the most openly authoritarian campaigns I’ve ever seen,” he adds.

The report is similarly spooked by the prospect of “Project 2025,” which aims to replace federal employees inside agencies like the FBI and DOJ and branches of government such as the Department of Homeland Security and Education with conservative-minded individuals.

It is suggested even former DOJ officials are “appalled” by the project. Donald Ayer, a former U.S. Deputy Attorney General, says, “Project 2025 seems to be full of a whole array of ideas that are designed to let Donald Trump function as a dictator, by completely eviscerating many of the restraints built into our system.”

Others are concerned that Trump would pardon January 6 protestors like Jacob Chansley, who was released early from federal prison after it was shown by Tucker Carlson that he was escorted into the U.S. Capitol by police officers. Trump is “promising them pardons for the insurrection. This is about giving power to an autocrat and letting his id take over,” asserts Columbia University researcher and CNN historian Timothy Naftali.

The 45th President is storming ahead of incumbent President Joe Biden in the polls less than 12 months before the 2024 presidential election. Trump is currently on course to receive over 300 Electoral College votes, way above the required 270 to become President.

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Left-wing media is panicking at the prospect of Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election because the former President intends to curb the power of federal agencies such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) as well as launch investigations into the Biden family's dubious financial affairs. show more

UK Net Migration Reaches Record High… Again.

Net migration to the United Kingdom (UK) has reached a “new record high” under the so-called Conservative Party, according to the latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The UK – which has a total land mass smaller than many American states, and a far higher population density – saw net migration rise to a staggering 745,000 in the year ending December 2022, followed by another 672,000 in the year ending June 2023.

The previous estimate for the year ending December 2022 was 606,000. The revised figure of almost 150,000 arrivals has been attributed to “unexpected patterns” in the behavior of migrants.

The deputy director of migration statistics, Jay Lindop, asserts that “Net migration to the UK has been running at record levels, driven by a rise in people coming for work, increasing numbers of students and a series of world events.”

Indeed, the Conservative Party, led by social liberal Rishi Sunak, has issued more than 1.1 million residency visas to those either inside or outside of the European Union looking to work or study in the country over the past 12 months.

Sunak’s party, despite continuously promising to cut migration, has encouraged millions of people to migrate to the UK since it came into office under anti-Brexit former Prime Minister David Cameron in 2010. And, at current rates, will not reduce net migration to pre-Covid pandemic levels of around 374,000 until at least 2027.

The majority of the party’s rhetoric and focus has been on “stop[ping] the boats” carrying tens of thousands of illegal migrants across the English Channel. Yet, even then, it was unsuccessful and was recently blocked from sending several hundred asylum seekers to Rwanda by the UK Supreme Court.

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Net migration to the United Kingdom (UK) has reached a "new record high" under the so-called Conservative Party, according to the latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). show more

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Accused of Sexual Assault.

Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been accused of sexually assaulting a former colleague in a legal action brought under the Adult Survivors Act, initially passed to help writer E. Jean Carroll bring a case against Donald Trump.

State Supreme Court filings reported on by The Messenger state the plaintiff, currently being kept anonymous, “was sexually assaulted by Defendant Eric Adams in New York, New York in 1993 while they both worked for the City of New York.”

Mayor Adams was serving in the New York City Police Department, where he brags he “kicked… crackers’ ass,” in 1993. The filing against him also lists the NYPD and the Guardian Association of the NYPD as defendants.

The Democrat is already facing intense legal scrutiny, with federal investigators raiding the home of his fundraising chief, Brianna Suggs, amid allegations he received illegal campaign contributions from Turkish businessmen, apparently in the belief they would be rewarded with city contracts.

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Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been accused of sexually assaulting a former colleague in a legal action brought under the Adult Survivors Act, initially passed to help writer E. Jean Carroll bring a case against Donald Trump. show more

WATCH: Farage Clashes with YouTuber Nella Rose Over Immigration on Reality Show.

Nigel Farage stood his ground against Nella Rose when confronted over his stance on immigration by Nella Rose on jungle-based reality show I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, with the YouTube personality, who is black, accusing the Brexit champion of “want[ing] us gone!”

“Apparently you’re anti-immigrants,” Rose said to Farage, prompting Farage to ask: “Who told you that?”

“Oh, the Internet,” Rose responded confidently.

“Oh, well there we are then, it must be true,” Farage quipped.

“OK, well, why don’t black people like you?” she pressed on, with Farage answering she would be “amazed” at the number who do.

“If you came with me through South London, you’d be astonished,” he said.

“What were you doing in South London, Nigel?” she asked, seeming amazed a white person would have any business there.

“Well, I’m there every day,” he told her.

Rose continued to hector the Brexiteer, who insisted he was not “anti-immigrant” but did not believe immigration could continue with the unprecedented numbers.

“I’m one of the numbers!” Rose exploded.

“So that’s it, then? Should it be five million a year? Ten million a year?” Farage asked. “[S]ince 2000, the British population has increased by 10 million,” he explained.

“Good thing!”

“Good thing, unless you want a [family doctor] appointment,” Farage answered.

Rose insisted Britain would collapse without immigrants and people of immigrant descent, and told Farage: “You want us gone!”

Farage refused to yield, however, telling her “stop it” and pointing out she was “not listening to a single word I’m saying.”

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Nigel Farage stood his ground against Nella Rose when confronted over his stance on immigration by Nella Rose on jungle-based reality show I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, with the YouTube personality, who is black, accusing the Brexit champion of "want[ing] us gone!" show more

UFC’s McGregor Blasts Globalist Irish Govt for Giving Foreigners the Vote.

Conor McGregor, the number one draw in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), has blasted the globalist government of Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar in his native Ireland over a “scheming attempt” to shore up his party’s support base by giving all foreigners the vote.

The former two-weight world champion was responding to a video in which Varadkar, the son of an Indian migrant, reminded foreigners “everyone resident in Ireland” can now vote in local elections “regardless of nationality or visa status,” adding: “Your voice matters, and your vote is important, and every vote counts.”

“Imagine a mega power nation allowing this absolute foolishness!!” railed McGregor. “This is the most preposterous, ridiculous, scheming attempt at gaining votes this government has attempted yet.”

The mixed martial artist said the episode was “[a] real showing of the lack of care [the government] have for the common Irish citizen,” concluding: “As it stands they do not have my vote. Shame on them!”

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Conor McGregor, the number one draw in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), has blasted the globalist government of Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar in his native Ireland over a "scheming attempt" to shore up his party's support base by giving all foreigners the vote. show more

Republican Elected Charleston Mayor, First in Almost 150 Years.

The results of a closely contested runoff mayoral election in Charleston saw incumbent Mayor John Tecklenburg defeated by Republican challenger William Cogswell. Tecklenburg, seeking his third term, conceded defeat to Cogswell, a 48-year-old real estate developer and former Statehouse representative, after a hard-fought campaign. Cogswell secured his victory with 51 percent of the votes across the city, gaining substantial support in Berkeley County and the Cainhoy area, which ultimately resulted in ballot advantage of 569 votes, enough to avoid an automatic recount.

Shortly after Tecklenburg’s concession speech at his Election Night watch party, Cogswell expressed his excitement for the city’s future. “The people have spoken and we’re ready for a new direction,” said Cogswell, who will officially take up the mayor’s office in January, commending the outgoing mayor for his dedication and service to the city. Despite his defeat, Tecklenburg remained optimistic, thanking his campaign and city workers, and encouraging his voters to support Mayor Cogswell, stating that when “Mayor Cogswell succeeds, Charleston succeeds.”

The race was closely contested, with Cogswell and Tecklenburg often trading the front-runner position throughout the night. The election hinged on several major issues that could shape the city’s future; included flooding, public safety, tourism, and how to handle the city’s growing population. The city’s official transition of mayoral power will take place in January, ushering in a new era under Mayor William Cogswell – the first Republican to secure the Charleston Mayor’s office since 1877.

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The results of a closely contested runoff mayoral election in Charleston saw incumbent Mayor John Tecklenburg defeated by Republican challenger William Cogswell. Tecklenburg, seeking his third term, conceded defeat to Cogswell, a 48-year-old real estate developer and former Statehouse representative, after a hard-fought campaign. Cogswell secured his victory with 51 percent of the votes across the city, gaining substantial support in Berkeley County and the Cainhoy area, which ultimately resulted in ballot advantage of 569 votes, enough to avoid an automatic recount. show more
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Republican Celeste Maloy wins Utah House Seat.

Republican Celeste Maloy has defeated Democrat Kathleen Riebe, a state senator, in the special election for Utah’s 2nd congressional district. UT-02 encompasses a broad area including parts of the more Democratic-leaning Salt Lake City as well as large rural regions, and gave Donald Trump a double-digit victory in 2020.

Maloy, a congressional aide to the district’s former representative, Chris Stewart, said she consciously avoided “red-meat issues that people get wound up about,” in her campaign, and that she hoped Republicans would learn “you can still win running on the issues” from her example.

Maloy’s opponents tried to stop her from even running in the election, as she wasn’t registered to vote as a Republican in Utah when she filed – but these efforts were defeated in the courts. She is the first woman to join Utah’s congressional delegation since 2019, and only the fifth woman in the history of the state’s congressional delegation.

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Republican Celeste Maloy has defeated Democrat Kathleen Riebe, a state senator, in the special election for Utah's 2nd congressional district. UT-02 encompasses a broad area including parts of the more Democratic-leaning Salt Lake City as well as large rural regions, and gave Donald Trump a double-digit victory in 2020. show more

Thanksgiving Terror Panic As Car Explodes on U.S.-Canada Border.

A vehicle crossing into the United States from Canada on the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, New York has reportedly exploded. All four New York international crossing between the United States and Canada are currently closed as the incident is being investigated. Sources initially told Fox News the incident was a terrorist attack and the vehicle was packed with explosives. This now appears not to be the case, with details of a stolen car crashing into a checkpoint still developing.

Both state and federal officials are said to be monitoring the situation and the FBI is on the scene. K9 units have been dispatched by law enforcement on either side of the bridge as a precaution. Media reports indicate at least one male has been taken to the hospital with injuries sustained in the blast and at least two individuals in the vehicle are dead.

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A vehicle crossing into the United States from Canada on the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, New York has reportedly exploded. All four New York international crossing between the United States and Canada are currently closed as the incident is being investigated. Sources initially told Fox News the incident was a terrorist attack and the vehicle was packed with explosives. This now appears not to be the case, with details of a stolen car crashing into a checkpoint still developing. show more
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WATCH: Ex-Obama Advisor in Wild Xenophobic Rant.

Former advisor to President Obama, Stuart Seldowitz, is facing backlash after remarks towards a food truck vendor were caught on film. Seldowitz was recorded accusing the vendor of being a “terrorist” and making derogatory comments about his lack of English proficiency, as well as threatening him and his family with detention by the Egypt intelligence services.

Seldowitz, previously employed with the National Security Council South Asia Directorate and the U.S. State Department’s Office of Israel and Palestinian Affairs, also said to the vendor in the video: “If we killed 4,000 Palestinian kids, you know what? It wasn’t enough.”

The former Obama staffer then asked the vendor: “Did you rape your daughter like Muhammad did?”

When the vendor responded that he did not speak English, Seldowitz retorted, “That’s why you’re selling food in a food cart, because you’re ignorant. But you should learn English, it’ll help you when they deport you back to Egypt and the Mukhabarat wants to interview you.”

Gotham Government Relations, for whom Seldowitz has worked since November 2022, announced it has “ended all affiliation” with him following his actions, which the organization called “vile, racist, and beneath the dignity of the standards we practice at our firm.”

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Former advisor to President Obama, Stuart Seldowitz, is facing backlash after remarks towards a food truck vendor were caught on film. Seldowitz was recorded accusing the vendor of being a "terrorist" and making derogatory comments about his lack of English proficiency, as well as threatening him and his family with detention by the Egypt intelligence services. show more