He famously dethroned the Republican establishment in 2016 and now has crushed its theory of how to forge a GOP future in an increasingly diverse country. It turns out that everyone underestimated how a proposal for mass deportations could bring Americans together. Donald Trump assembled the biggest, most diverse GOP coalition in decades while running further to the right on immigration, crime, and the culture than perhaps any major-party presidential candidate in U.S...

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to completely remake the US government and wield new power as president. The ambitious promises, if enacted, would transform society. Some of his most-repeated promises on the campaign trail include: Mass deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants Closing the southern border and ending birthright citizenship Unprecedented tariffs on foreign goods from all countries, but especially China Expansive tax...

Dozens of people in their sixties, seventies, and even eighties are suiting up to play pickleball at the New Century Fieldhouse, in Gardner, Kansas. However, Lois White is 95 and she dominates the courts. Source: ‘Keep moving’: 95-year-old pickleball player dominates the courts in Gardner, Kansas Love it.

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11/2 Linkin Park Performs At World Championship They play “Heavy Is The Crown” during the 2024 League Of Legends World Championship opening ceremony at the O2 Arena in London. It’s the band’s first collaboration with Riot Games. 11/3 Zakk Wylde Plays Anthem Black label Society frontman and longtime Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde plays the U.S. national anthem prior to kickoff of the Seahawks’ matchup vs. the Los Angeles Rams at Lumen Field in Seattle. The performance doesn’t help the home team who lose in overtime. 11/3 Jason Bonham Explains Absence The drummer’s absence from Sammy Hagar’s “The Best Of All Worlds” tour was due to a family issue. “My mother has been facing some serious health issues, and it’s been an incredibly challenging time for our family,” posts Bonham. “I’m grateful to share that she’s on the mend and has been discharged from the hospital!”  11/4 Tim Lambesis Plans To “Build A New Team” The frontman for As I Lay Dying presents a statement saying that he fully understands and supports his former bandmates (guitarist Phil Sgrosso, drummer Nick Pierce, guitarist Ken Susi and bassist/vocalist Ryan Neff) decision to leave, while looking forward to “creating an atmosphere that is supportive, positive, and fosters a creative environment.” 11/7 Motley Crue Fundraiser Mötley Crüe confirm they raised $350,000 for Covenant House, who provide immediate and long-term support for young people facing homelessness and survivors of trafficking. The funds were generated through an exclusive charity dinner at the Rainbow Bar & Grill in L.A. and an auction of rare Motley Crue collectible items. 11/8 Delain’s “Dance With The Devil” The Delain (pictured above) EP is a collection that features the title track, live cuts (including three with Italian singer Paolo Ribaldini) and instrumentals. ### The post The Week In Rock: November 2nd – 9th appeared first on RockinTown.

They are terrified of @KariLake taking the reins & pulling the hood back on the deep corruption inside the state of Arizona — its cartel connections inside the state gov’t, its dirty work w/ the feds around the open border. So the machine is trying to railroad her 2020-style. https://t.co/8jLJ7ro5yU — Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) November […]

by Douglas Schwartz, American Thinker: Without safe cities, including New York, the nation’s largest, America’s prospects are dim.  Cities house over 80% of Americans, a figure that has risen steadily over time.  The collective experiences of the 12 New York jurors selected to judge subway hero Daniel Penny provide insight regarding the city’s status.  Penny is charged with manslaughter […]

by Wallace Garneau, America Outloud: In the early 1980s, Lee Atwater had a recorded conversation ⏤ often incorrectly referred to as an ‘interview’ ⏤ in which he outlined the ‘Southern Strategy.’ The Southern Strategy involved saying things in the South that would be understood as being based on racism, in the hope of getting more […]