Assistant Editor 
President Donald Trump has announced plans to rename Veterans Day as “Victory Day for World War I” and designate May 8 as “Victory Day for World War II,” asserting that the United States deserves greater recognition for its military achievements in both world wars.
Isaac Thomas, a January 6 defendant and survivor of a brutal upbringing in Michigan’s foster care system, was officially pardoned by President Donald J. Trump on January 20. But despite this symbolic victory, the consequences of the Biden Administration’s efforts to destroy Americans have made life after release anything but easy.
Michigan Democrat Shri Thanedar made headlines this week by filing seven articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. But instead of elevating his national profile, the move has sparked renewed scrutiny of Thanedar’s disturbing past.
How little coverage has this landmark action received? The New York Times managed to squeeze in a single vague sentence:
“Another restricts the use of the so-called disparate impact rule, which civil rights groups have long said is an important tool for showing discrimination against minorities.”
In an exclusive interview, Dr. Steven Greer reveals startling insights into advanced technology, government secrecy, and the potential for extraterrestrial life, challenging our understanding of reality.
The alarming decline in NAEP test scores among low-income students reveals a troubling trend: the ideological shifts in education intended to promote equity may be failing those they aim to uplift.
As former Arkansas Senator Jon Woods battles for his life following a severe surgical complication, his family urgently appeals to President Trump for a pardon, highlighting the political injustices surrounding his imprisonment.
In a significant update, TGP retracts its previous claims about the San Bernardino Community Service Center, acknowledging inaccuracies and issuing an apology to the organization’s Executive Director for misleading statements.
British author Douglas Murray’s critique of Joe Rogan’s platforming of anti-war voices raises urgent questions about acceptable discourse and the influence of dissenting perspectives on mainstream narratives in today’s political climate.
A new partnership with Sticker Mule empowers The Gateway Pundit to offer high-quality, American-made merchandise, championing free speech and supporting local manufacturing. Join the movement and elevate your support today.
A forthcoming book promises to unravel the FBI’s controversial involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing and the suspicious death of Kenneth Trentadue, igniting debates over government accountability and the pursuit of truth.
Chris Quaglin, a January 6 prisoner now on a nationwide reform campaign, shares his harrowing journey from loss and legal battles to a mission aimed at preventing similar fates for others.
Federal regulations designed to protect children from fire hazards may inadvertently expose them to harmful chemicals in sleepwear, raising urgent concerns about their health and fertility. This alarming issue warrants your attention.
The film *DREAM* confronts the grim reality of child trafficking in America, intertwining a gripping narrative with a mission to fund real rescues. It’s a call to action for those who care.
A recent New York Times report claimed Steven Jensen was appointed as the Assistant Director of the Washington Field Office, stirring controversy. This blog post critiques the accuracy of that assertion and delves into the implications.
Allegations of political lawfare surface as Michigan AG Dana Nessel faces accusations of unlawfully prosecuting her 2022 GOP opponent, Matt DePerno. This case raises significant questions about ethics and executive power.
Over 1,500 federal programs, many long expired, continue to drain taxpayer funds, totaling $516 billion annually. This alarming trend raises questions about accountability and the integrity of federal budgeting practices.
A whistleblower from ICE claims to have arrested hundreds of illegal immigrants with active voting cards, alleging they boast about influencing U.S. elections. This revelation could reshape the voter fraud narrative in Michigan.
After enduring over 32 months of incarceration following the January 6 events, James Grant reflects on his journey and renewed passion for law. His story of resilience and redemption is compelling and thought-provoking.
The EU Parliament’s decision to lift AfD spokesman Petr Bystron’s immunity over a Merkel photo raises critical questions about political justice and the interpretation of symbols. This case exemplifies the complexities of modern governance.
James Brett’s harrowing journey from January 6th participant to a targeted individual reveals the profound struggles faced by him and his family. With a new child on the way, their fight for recovery continues.
A whistleblower alleges that Michigan’s Attorney General misled the public regarding the investigation of voter fraud in the 2020 election, raising serious questions about accountability and integrity in election oversight.
Columbia University faces unprecedented turmoil as interim president Katrina Armstrong resigns amid escalating pressure from the Trump administration over campus antisemitism. The appointment of Claire Shipman raises critical questions about the institution’s future.
Tensions escalate as Black election integrity advocates in Detroit confront white Democrats, who label their efforts as “extreme” and “dangerous.” This contentious dialogue reveals deeper issues surrounding race, voter fraud, and political power.
West Virginia’s bold legislation banning harmful artificial food dyes marks a significant step in public health reform, reflecting a growing national movement to prioritize children’s well-being and reshape food safety standards.
A press conference in New York highlights the alarming campaign against Shen Yun, a dance group celebrating pre-communist China. As threats escalate, the intersection of CCP repression and U.S. media complicity raises critical questions about cultural freedom.
A tragic crash in Austin underscores deep-seated issues within ’s delivery network, raising concerns over immigrant hiring practices and regulatory failures, as critics demand accountability for the safety of our highways.
Michigan legislators are challenging the state’s election laws in a pivotal Supreme Court petition, asserting their constitutional right to regulate federal elections. The outcome could reshape the legal landscape of electoral governance.
Governor Hochul’s controversial executive order permanently bars over 2,000 corrections officers from state employment, igniting fierce criticism over its implications for public safety and workers’ rights amid ongoing staffing challenges.
In a bold strategy to reclaim lost ground, Democrats are launching “People’s Town Halls” in Republican strongholds. Unpacking this initiative reveals the party’s efforts to connect with voters and counter GOP narratives.
The Pentagon’s reinstatement of a transgender ban sparks legal challenges, as a Biden-appointed judge questions its constitutionality. The impending court ruling could reshape military policy and impact thousands of service members.
A recent report highlights a troubling decline in human cognitive skills since 2010, raising concerns about reasoning, attention, and problem-solving abilities across all age groups amid a digital media revolution.
NPR’s portrayal of Haskell Indian Nations University as a victim of Trump-era budget cuts overlooks critical context, revealing a troubling graduation rate and a history of academic challenges. Insights into this complex issue await.
Elon Musk’s involvement with the USPS raises critical questions about potential reforms. Will proposed changes alleviate the agency’s $9 billion deficit, or merely shift costs, jeopardizing financial stability? Insights await in the full analysis.
The tragic death of Colorado teen Alexis Arguello during a botched abortion has sparked urgent calls for investigation, highlighting alarming gaps in the regulation of the abortion industry. This incident raises critical questions about patient safety and accountability.
Chase Geiser, an InfoWars host, faces alarming incidents of swatting amid rising violence against journalists. This troubling trend raises critical questions about safety and political harassment in today’s media landscape.
Michigan’s election integrity investigation intensifies as House Republicans threaten subpoenas amid resistance from Democrats. Tensions rise over alleged stonewalling and calls for transparency in the wake of the contentious 2020 election.
The recent release of withheld documents in the Seth Rich investigation raises critical questions about the FBI’s actions and transparency. Delve into the implications of this ongoing case and its political ramifications.
Michigan investigators raise serious concerns over Muskegon County’s 2024 election anomalies, revealing suspicious ballot irregularities and late-night vote flips that could undermine the integrity of the electoral process.
After eight years of applications, the Gateway Pundit secures Capitol press credentials, marking a pivotal shift in media representation amid ongoing debates about trust and diversity in journalism.
Recent accusations claim the LA Times’ new AI tool supports the KKK, yet a closer look reveals a mischaracterization amidst a media frenzy. Unravel the complexities of this unfolding controversy.
In a striking critique, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemns President Trump’s tariff policies, warning of a return to “the law of the jungle.” This post delves into the implications of rising tensions between the U.S. and China.
The Wyoming Freedom Caucus has achieved significant legislative victories, addressing crucial issues such as property taxes and election integrity, signaling a bold shift in state governance. This success could inspire similar movements nationwide.
A devastating oil spill threatens Puerto Rico’s tourism, prompting congressional discussions about the island’s independence as a solution to its staggering $617 billion debt. The implications for U.S. policy are profound.
In a bold suggestion, President Trump proposed relocating the Declaration of Independence to the Oval Office, igniting a media frenzy. Explore the implications of this idea amidst the polarized political landscape.
Utah Republicans are poised to reshape election protocols by ending universal mail-in voting and tightening voter ID requirements, claiming these measures will enhance election integrity amid ongoing national debates over voting security.
A recent investigation reveals that President Biden’s signatures may have all been produced by autopen, raising critical questions about his cognitive ability and who truly governed during his presidency.
A private investigator reveals new insights suggesting Thomas Crooks may have had accomplices, prompting critical questions about the case. The video features compelling evidence that could reshape public understanding of the events.
The recent release of Jeffrey Epstein’s documents has sparked frustration, revealing a decade of legal hurdles and raising questions about government transparency and accountability amidst ongoing speculation of deeper conspiracies.
The New York Post’s recent coverage of alleged Trump assassin Thomas Crooks raises critical questions about possible accomplices and FBI transparency, highlighting discrepancies in the investigation that warrant deeper examination.
Clint Hill, the last surviving Secret Service agent from the JFK assassination, has passed away at 87. His remarkable life and the burdens of that fateful day reveal a poignant legacy of service and sacrifice.
After enduring nearly three years in one of America’s most violent federal prisons, Josh Pruitt reflects on his harrowing experience and the daunting path to rebuilding his life post-pardon.
Michigan Republicans have elected Jim Runestad as their new Chair, setting the stage for a pivotal 2026 election cycle marked by internal party tensions and strategic shifts. The implications of this leadership change are profound.
A controversial Supreme Court petition accuses Charlottesville officials of deliberately enabling violence during the 2017 rally to suppress dissenting speech. The implications for First Amendment rights are profound and far-reaching.
Rob Rundo’s harrowing seven-year legal battle highlights the troubling intersection of political bias and the U.S. judicial system, raising crucial questions about selective prosecution and the preservation of free speech.
As a rallying cry for justice, tonight’s protest outside the D.C. Jail led by Jake Lang highlights the urgent call for the release of the remaining January 6 detainees.
Barry Ramey, recently pardoned and hailed as a hero, faces significant personal and financial challenges while advocating for American values. His inspiring journey and ongoing battles underscore the resilience of the human spirit.
The Muskegon election fraud scandal raises profound questions about the integrity of the 2020 election, potentially revealing systemic issues that challenge the narrative surrounding voter fraud. Uncover the implications of this investigation.
Isaac Thomas, recently pardoned for his January 6th charges, shares a heartfelt farewell message expressing gratitude to supporters and reflecting on his tumultuous journey. His story sheds light on resilience amid adversity.
The passage of the Affordable Care Act set off a chain of events leading to the emergence of a government tech initiative now pivotal in the pursuit of financial integrity. This intricate tale intertwines politics, technology, and accountability.
