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Laura Loomer warns that Stephen Miller's appointment as White House Chief of Staff will trigger attacks focused on his Jewish identity from what she calls the "Woke Reich, groypers and Tucker and co." She argues these critics are driven by "Israel derangement syndrome" and ego rather than genuine policy concerns.

Loomer defends Miller as "very America First" and says judging officials solely through the lens of their stance on Israel or their religion is "literally a mental illness." She flags the next two months as critical due to what she describes as inaction and poor vetting in Trump's orbit over the past two years.

She predicts Tucker Carlson's allies won't defend Miller against identity-based attacks, calling it "a coup."

Paraguay's former President Santiago Peña has been arrested following his impeachment over a banking scandal. Details on the specific charges and timeline of events remain limited at this stage.

Conservative activist Laura Loomer has publicly attacked Tucker Carlson for criticizing GOP organizer Scott Presler, calling Carlson a "sellout" and "traitor to America."

Loomer accused Carlson of bashing President Trump and demoralizing the Republican base, noting he previously told Republicans not to support Trump during the election season. She questioned why Carlson still maintains White House connections despite his criticism.

In contrast, Loomer praised Presler for his grassroots work, including door-knocking campaigns and consistent positive engagement with supporters. She suggested Carlson "didn't lift a finger to help the GOP" and warned she won't support anyone who keeps him in their circle.

The public feud highlights ongoing tensions within conservative media circles over Trump loyalty and GOP strategy.

President Trump showed up unannounced at NASA's Kennedy Space Center today with newly appointed NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman. The visit signals renewed White House focus on America's competitive position in space exploration as global rivals ramp up their own programs. Trump's appearance comes amid ongoing debates over NASA funding priorities and the role of commercial space companies in future missions.

Police intervened at Milan's cathedral after a banner reading "We Have to Defend Europe" was displayed outside. No further details on the group behind the banner or the nature of the police response.

Tim Ferriss releases interview with Dr. Gabor Maté on processing anger and rage. The conversation explores emotional regulation techniques and psychological approaches to managing intense negative emotions.

New Mexico State player accidentally scored on his own basket with 21 seconds left while his team trailed by one point. Brutal timing.

🚨 Canada plans to admit up to 622,000 new permanent residents in 2027, marking one of the country's most ambitious immigration targets on record. The announcement signals Ottawa's continued push to address labor shortages and demographic decline through large-scale immigration.

El presidente Trump se dirige al Centro Espacial Kennedy de la NASA, en Florida, para hablar en un evento organizado por el administrador de la NASA, Jared Isaacman.

La exhibición presenta tecnología estadounidense de vanguardia, incluidos el Tesla Roadster, Cybertrucks modificados y cápsulas lunares. El evento señala el renovado interés de Trump en el dominio de Estados Unidos en la carrera espacial frente a China.

Sen. Kennedy told Theo Von he's reviewed classified intelligence showing Iran was developing nuclear weapons with missiles capable of reaching London and Paris. No timeline or additional details provided on the intelligence briefing.

Tesla pondrá fin a la producción del Cybertruck en Texas a mediados de 2027 para destinar capacidad de fabricación al Cybercab, según Elon Musk. La medida señala el giro de Tesla de la camioneta eléctrica hacia su vehículo robotaxi, mientras la empresa redobla sus esfuerzos en el transporte autónomo bajo demanda.

Trump taps Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, then flies to Cape Canaveral for an event with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tonight. The president touched down at the Florida space hub moments ago.

Trump taps Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff. In a statement, Trump praised Miller's political instincts and management skills: "Steven's been with me from the BEGINNING. He GETS IT... He'll do a great job, great manager."

Miller, a longtime Trump adviser known for hardline immigration policies, has been with Trump since the 2016 campaign. The appointment signals continuity with Trump's first-term agenda and puts a trusted loyalist in the top White House operational role.

Author labels Elon Musk a "traitor to the West" and suggests he should face consequences similar to the Rosenbergs, who were executed for espionage in 1953. The comparison references Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, convicted of passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

🚨 Trump names Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles.

Miller, a longtime immigration hardliner and architect of Trump's first-term border policies, takes over the top White House role. The move signals a shift toward a more ideologically driven inner circle as Trump prepares for a potential second term.

Stephen Miller will become White House Chief of Staff starting November 9th. The appointment marks a significant shift in the administration's inner circle, with Miller—known for his hardline immigration stance and close ties to the former president—taking on the most powerful staff position in the West Wing.

El legislador del estado de Nueva York Zohran Mamdani impulsa una prohibición de los repartidores subcontratados de Amazon. La propuesta apunta al uso de contratistas independientes por parte de Amazon para las entregas de última milla. Aún no están claros los mecanismos de aplicación ni el calendario. Si se aprueba, podría obligar a Amazon a reclasificar a los trabajadores o a reestructurar toda su red de entregas en el estado.

President Trump taps Stephen Miller as new White House Chief of Staff, effective Monday. Miller replaces Susie Wiles in the role.

Miller, known for his hardline immigration stance during Trump's first term, previously served as senior advisor and architect of policies including the travel ban and family separation at the border. The appointment signals a potential shift toward more aggressive immigration enforcement in the administration's second term.

College lacrosse player shot 5 times by police while fleeing knife-wielding brother. Victim reportedly told officers: "You shot the wrong guy." Incident raises questions about police response protocols in domestic violence situations involving weapons.

Laura Loomer pledges loyalty to Trump amid GOP defections following Democrats' retaking of the House and Senate. She criticizes Republicans abandoning Trump as "disgusting" and "disloyal," calling out those who "used President Trump to advance their careers."

Loomer says she'll voice disagreements on policy but won't "engage in Trump bashing" or support what she calls "communists and jihadists." She warns GOP defectors that appeasing Democrats won't protect them, adding "You're not going to vote your way out of this."

She also targets podcasters who she claims are "monetizing destroying America" while profiting from content critical of the administration.