Major League Baseball fans can rev up their engines as the league announced on Friday that NASCAR's famous Bristol Motor Speedway will host a regular-season MLB game for the first time-ever next year. 

Japanese residents scrambled to safety after a 7.1 earthquake and aftershocks shook the island on Thursday, prompting officials to issue a Tsunami Advisory. However, scientists are now warning that a potentially larger earthquake could follow the initial one.

Maybe now, Sadiq Khan will understand how Jews in London have been feeling during the past 10 months of virulent anti-Israel/anti-Semitic/pro-Hamas Muslim demonstrations in the streets and hate crimes in Jewish neighborhoods that Khan has done little or nothing to control. Not to mention doing nothing to stop the rampant, mostly Muslim knife crime in […]

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Michael Savage exposes the SHOCKING relationship between CHINA and Democrat Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz! He believes Walz could be a Manchurian candidate. In his latest book, “Inside The Plot to Destroy America” he documented how Minnesota has become a hotbed for Islamic terrorism cells within the United States! He warned against underestimating Kamala Harris. […] The post Michael Savage Warns Walz Could Be the Manchurian Candidate appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Comedian Steve Martin turned down the opportunity to play Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz on “Saturday Night Live,” despite social media users claiming there is a physical resemblance between the two. The “Only Murders in the Building” star said he got a phone call on Wednesday from the sketch comedy show’s producer, Lorne Michaels, offering him the gig, but he turned it down. “I wanted to say no and, by the way, he wanted me to say no,” Martin, 78, told the Los Angeles Times. “I said, ‘Lorne, I’m not an impressionist. You need someone who can really nail the guy.’ I was picked because I have gray hair and glasses.” The comedian said he’d be “struggling” if he took on the challenge. “It’s ongoing,” he continued. “It’s not like you do it once and get applause and never do it again. Again, they need a real impressionist to do that. They’re gonna find somebody really, really good.” WATCH THE TRAILER FOR ‘AM I RACIST?’ — A MATT WALSH COMEDY ON DEI Social media users had been suggesting that Martin play Walz ever since presidential hopeful Kamala Harris announced the governor of Minnesota as her running mate. The rumors heated up after it was announced that “SNL” star Maya Rudolph would return to the series this fall to reprise her Harris impersonations.  Rudolph played Harris on “SNL” during the Democratic presidential primaries in 2019. She continued the role after Harris was named VP, playing opposite Jim Carrey as Joe Biden. Deadline reported that the actress pushed back production of the third season of her Apple TV+ series “Loot” from August until January so she could return to the role on “SNL.” The new season of “Saturday Night Live” is scheduled to premiere on September 28.  Walz has been scrutinized since he was announced as Harris’ VP pick on Tuesday. The Minnesota Democrat has come under fire for his leftist policies on abortion, being an advocate for gender surgeries for minors, and regulations he implemented in his state during the COVID pandemic. Walz was also instrumental in allowing rioters to wreak havoc in Minneapolis in 2020 following the death of George Floyd.  The most recent scandal making headlines has to do with stolen valor, as critics accuse Walz of exaggerating his military service for years.  RELATED: Tim Walz Repeatedly Misconstrued His Military Service. Here Are The Examples.

Galvanized by Rep. Cori Bush’s (D-MO) primary defeat, Minnesota Republicans are mounting an eleventh-hour campaign to make Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) the latest “Squad” member to lose her job. Minnesota voters will decide Omar’s fate in Tuesday’s primary, in which she will face off against three Democratic challengers. Minnesota allows voters to participate in the primary of their choice, regardless of party affiliation. Since Republican candidate Dalia Al-Aqidi is running unopposed, there is a push for Minnesota Republicans to vote for one of Omar’s challengers. The last-minute push—word of which is largely being spread on X—comes after two of Omar’s fellow Squad members had significant upsets in their Democratic primaries this year. Bush lost her primary last week, and Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) lost in June. Bush and Bowman’s increasingly anti-Israel rhetoric is widely seen to have alienated voters. Don Samuels, who came within 2,500 votes of defeating Omar in 2022, is once again her top challenger. Before running for Congress, Samuels was a Minneapolis City Councilman and Minneapolis School Board member. The Jamaican-born Samuels holds more pro-Israel views than Omar, who has faced criticism for her anti-Semitic and anti-Israel rhetoric since assuming office in 2019. Omar has been embroiled in controversy for ramping up that rhetoric in the wake of  Hamas’s  October 7 massacre of over 1,000 Israelis. In April, Samuels attacked Omar for voting against bipartisan legislation aimed at curbing Iran, which had near-unanimous support from Democrats. Congress passed numerous bills to confront Iran this week after its unprecedented attack on Israel. This legislation was bipartisan and received near-unanimous support from Democrats. My opponent, Rep. Ilhan Omar, was one of only three Democrats to vote against every bill. pic.twitter.com/8moBlzpTHB — Don Samuels (@DonSamuelsMN) April 19, 2024 Samuels echoes mainstream Democratic positions on Israel and the Gaza War. On his website, he calls for Hamas to return hostages and lose its governing power in Gaza, but also for Israel to halt construction of new settlements and work towards a two-state solution. Hoping to put a wider margin between herself and Samuels, Omar has boosted her fundraising efforts, reporting approximately $6.2 million in her pre-primary financial disclosure, according to the Associated Press. Samuels has raised around $1.4 million.  Bush and Bowman attribute their losses to the United Democracy Project, a super PAC affiliated with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) which spent at least $24 million to oust them. A disgruntled Bush attacked the groups in her concession speech, saying “AIPAC, I’m coming to tear your kingdom down.” The United Democracy Project has not gotten involved in Omar’s race. In a Wednesday interview with the Forward, Samuels said he thinks AIPAC  is “missing an opportunity.” A July poll shows Omar leading Samuels by 27 points. An internal poll released by the Samuels campaign showed him slightly trailing Omar with over 20 percent of voters still undecided. Congress passed numerous bills to confront Iran this week after its unprecedented attack on Israel. This legislation was bipartisan and received near-unanimous support from Democrats. My opponent, Rep. Ilhan Omar, was one of only three Democrats to vote against every bill. pic.twitter.com/8moBlzpTHB — Don Samuels (@DonSamuelsMN) April 19, 2024 Early in-person voting began on June 28.