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An independent candidate at the center of allegations that Democrats tried to confuse voters in Alaska's Senate race has left his hometown, with his whereabouts unclear just days before the election, CBS News reported Friday.

A purported thoughtless prank on a product delivery worker back in August has prompted a viral response this week to the father of four with a crowdfunding windfall that is gifting him more than a half million dollars — and counting.

The post VIDEO: Delivery Man Nets More than $500,000 from Crowdfunding After Troll Films and Harasses Him at Store appeared first on Breitbart.

Regime officials in Cuba staged a warm welcome on Thursday for Richard Tur, a former member of the country's United Nations delegation who was expelled from America this week after attacking U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz's spokesman.

The post Cuba Gives Hero’s Welcome to Thug ‘Diplomat’ Expelled from America for U.N. Attack appeared first on Breitbart.

Sal Frelick pledged to drink 100,000 beers at the Milwaukee Brewers World Series parade before Daniel Vogelbach was set up to sing "Stacy's Mom" karaoke.

The Chinese Communist Party says more military officers and members of the defense industry are under investigation for corruption. 

The post China Launches Another High-Ranking Military Purge appeared first on Breitbart.

A Harris County, Texas, grand jury on Friday indicted a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on a felony charge alleging he used his SUV to run down a fleeing illegal alien.

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The Department of Justice warned state election officials Thursday that willfully failing to preserve federal election records is a crime punishable by up to a year in prison, in letters mailed days before Tuesday's midterm elections.

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Nicki Minaj branded Kathy Hochul an "evil woman" and urged New York voters to back Republican Bruce Blakeman in the gubernatorial race.

Families that fight together (allegedly) get arrested together.

The post Flag Football Coach Arrested for Allegedly Choking Teen Girl in Brawl Involving Daughter appeared first on Breitbart.

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., opened a formal investigation Friday into whether Trump administration officials misled the court or violated professional conduct rules concerning President Donald Trump's plans to redevelop East Potomac Golf Links.

A deceased Goochland County beagle named Biscuit reportedly received a Virginia rights restoration certificate, prompting calls for an audit.

The ideological transformation of Britain started far before Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s time, but British commentator Rafe Heydel-Mankoo tells BlazeTV host Nick Freitas that it was done quietly — and the British people didn’t notice.

“I see someone very, very rooted in Marxist ideology,” Freitas tells Mankoo of Starmer. “Even if he doesn’t call himself a Marxist or a communist, there’s still a heavy influence.”

“I never got that impression of Tony Blair,” he continues, noting that he always “seemed to be proud to be British.”

“Oh, believe me, the core of the Blair project — the masterstroke — was essentially the fact that they were wolves in sheep's clothing, if I can put it that way,” Mankoo responds. “Tony Blair used to be a card-carrying communist at university.”

“A huge number of his Cabinet ministers were formerly card-carrying Communist Party members, Trotskyists and Maoists and the like. And that was their secret,” he explains. “The British public weren’t aware of the revolution that they were going to unfurl on the country.”

“I’m not a conspiracy theorist,” he continues, “but in essence, you know, classic Marxism was always about seizing the means of industrial production. But this new cultural Marxism … at the end of the Russian Revolution, people didn’t understand why Britain and Germany hadn't become communist because they thought it was going to happen in the industrialized West.”

The Marxists, Mankoo tells Freitas, “realized that the working classes were small-C conservative patriots” whose “worldview was very much cast in the traditional worldview.”

“And so the cultural Marxists said, we need to change the way they perceive the world,” he says.

“So we need to seize the means of cultural production — the universities, the media, the cultural institutions, the civil service, everything that shapes their worldview,” he continues.

“And that essentially is what happened under Tony Blair — the complete control of the universities and the capture of our civil service, of essentially every institution in this country.”

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