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Dallas Mayor: Wall Street to Bolt NYC Under Mamdani

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The mayor of Dallas says he's ready to welcome a coming "flood" of Wall Street firms if New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani follows through on his socialist agenda — and even warned that Texas could one day dethrone New York as the nation's financial capital.

Rubio Exposes Kamala Harris' Maduro Hypocrisy

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Amid pointed criticism from former Vice President Kamala Harris that the capture of alleged narco-terrorist kingpin Nicolas Maduro, 63, was "unlawful and unwise," Secretary of State Marco Rubio pointed out the hypocrisy from the Biden administration criticism.

Catholic priest accused of changing the outcome of the last NFL game of the season

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With everything on the line, a Catholic priest's blessing may have changed the outcome of the NFL playoffs on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted the Baltimore Ravens at Acrisure Stadium for "Sunday Night Football" with the season on the line. The game would decide who topped the AFC North and the final playoff spot.

'The Catholic community in Pittsburgh is very strong.'

A perfect, dramatic ending was set up for the last game of the season, after the Steelers went ahead 26-24 with a late touchdown. After blocking their opponent's extra point, the Ravens converted a pivotal fourth-down play to get into position for a 44-yard game-winning field goal.

However, kicker Tyler Loop pushed the ball right, and the Ravens lost in dramatic fashion.

Just after the game, NBC commentators Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth decided to sprinkle some Catholic lore on the ending and revealed that a priest may have been involved in the missed field goal.

At 6:15 p.m. local time, Tirico revealed, a priest was seen "spreading holy water" in the Steelers' defending end zone, where the kick was missed.

"The Catholic community in Pittsburgh is very strong ... and down at that end zone, Tyler Loop misses the ... field goal ... and allows the Steelers to win," Tirico explained.

"So it's not Tyler Loop's fault," Collinsworth laughed.

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The priest in question has since been named by local outlets as Father Maximilian Maxwell. Maxwell currently serves as the prior of Saint Vincent Archabbey in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. According to WJCL, the Steelers have held their training camp at the college since 1966.

At the same time, Benedictine Military School in Savannah, Georgia, was quick to claim Fr. Maxwell as one of its own and proudly boasted on the school's Facebook page.

"Check out former Benedictine Military School theology teacher Fr. Maximilian Maxwell blessing the Pittsburgh Steelers' football field with holy water before the game Sunday night!" the school wrote.

Following the dramatic ending, Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward was asked about the potential blessed outcome.

"I'm not gonna ask questions," Heyward said, per WJCL. "The good Lord made a good decision tonight. I'm thankful, and we keep moving on."

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Photo by Mark Alberti/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

On the other side of the ball, Ravens players still kept their faith, particularly Loop, who said he will be leaning on his religion to get him through the tough moment.

"I had written down a little prayer before the game. ... Faith is a big part of my life and right now I'm reading the book of Romans, and in Romans 8 it says God works for the good of those who love Him, who are called according to His purpose."

Loop continued, "Ultimately, I'm here to love on the guys around me. I'm here to try and have their back ... reminding myself that 'hey, God's got my back even when stuff sucks.'"

Ravens running back Derrick Henry told reporters that he advised Loop to keep his faith and trust in God's plan.

"I just told him the story after this is gonna be great for him because God put him in this position to use him as an example," Henry revealed.

The Steelers will host the Houston Texans in Pittsburgh on January 12.

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Trans Gym Member Accused of Lewd Act in Women's Restroom

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A viral video circulating online has sparked outrage after a Planet Fitness patron in California accused a transgender gym member of engaging in a lewd act inside a women's restroom.Grace Hutson, a member at the Planet Fitness location in Concord, California, said the...

25 Times Democrats Turned to Violence Since Charlie Kirk's Assassination

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Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10 of last year as he tried to open a dialog with liberals, and since that time, Democrats and leftists have upped the ante of violence and violent rhetoric instead of backing off and curbing their hate.

The post 25 Times Democrats Turned to Violence Since Charlie Kirk’s Assassination appeared first on Breitbart.

Warner Todd Huston

Knife-wielding person advances toward homeowner who complained about car vandalism, cops say. But homeowner is wielding gun.

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Investigators in Arizona said a homeowner and his family member confronted an individual after 1 a.m. Friday after discovering knife damage on two of their vehicles, InMaricopa.com reported.

With that, the person reportedly advanced toward the homeowner while holding a knife, the outlet said.

'I love it! That’s justice!!! He definitely found out!'

Unfortunately for the person reportedly holding the knife, the homeowner was holding a gun — and used it.

When Maricopa Police officers arrived at the scene on West Thornberry Lane in Homestead, they found an individual shot in the leg, the outlet said.

That person was taken to a hospital and was awaiting surgery as of Friday morning, police told InMaricopa.com.

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Image source: Maricopa (Ariz.) Police

Turns out that officers later found other cars in the area with similar knife damage, police added to the outlet.

The homeowner who pulled trigger is not being charged with a crime, as it appears he was acting in self-defense, the outlet noted.

However, the wounded person is facing charges, InMaricopa.com said, adding that the investigation remains ongoing.

Commenters reacting to the outlet's story on Facebook appeared solidly behind the homeowner's actions.

  • "F'd around and found out," one commenter said.
  • "Lucky it was only his leg shot. Just saying. Good for the homeowner!" another user noted.
  • "I mean, torturing my horse would get death — so why wouldn't touching my vastly improved horse replacement that, at one time, took years of my life to pay for and develop into a usable vehicle?" another commenter quipped.
  • "I love it! That’s justice!!! He definitely found out!" another user declared.
  • "Sounds like the criminal deserved it — but will probably still sue homeowner for his injuries," another commenter predicted.

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Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ Star Mark Hamill Claims Maduro Capture a ‘Desperate Distraction from Epstein Files’

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"Star Wars" star Mark Hamill lashed out at President Donald Trump once again on his venom-filled BlueSky account, this time claiming Trump's arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is "illegal" and a "distraction from the EPSTEIN Files."

The post Disney’s ‘Star Wars’ Star Mark Hamill Claims Maduro Capture a ‘Desperate Distraction from Epstein Files’ appeared first on Breitbart.

Warner Todd Huston

Maduro Pleads Not Guilty on Drug Trafficking Charges

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A defiant Nicolás Maduro declared himself the "president of my country" as he protested his capture and pleaded not guilty on Monday to the federal drug trafficking charges that the Trump administration used to justify removing him from power.

'Very sick too': Trump sets sights on more countries after successful Venezuela operation

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Over the weekend, the Trump administration successfully captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro. In the hours and days following the successful operation, Trump suggested that Venezuela is only the start of his efforts to retake control of the Western Hemisphere.

Talking to the press aboard Air Force One on Sunday night, President Trump set his sights on two more countries that he says need to be reined in.

'Sounds good to me.'

"Colombia is very sick too. Run by a sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States. And he's not going to be doing it very long, let me tell you," Trump said to reporters aboard Air Force One.

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Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Trump suggested that the president of Colombia runs "cocaine mills and cocaine factories," but they will not be running for much longer.

When asked if there would be an operation in Colombia to cut off the alleged drug trafficking and corruption, Trump told reporters, "Sounds good to me."

Trump added that Cuban leadership has "only survived because of Venezuela" when asked if similar operations were planned in the country.

Similarly President Trump on Sunday added that "we need Greenland for national security."

"If you take a look at Greenland ... you have Russian and Chinese ships all over the place," Trump said.

On Monday morning, Trump reiterated the message that the United States needs Greenland for "national security." Trump lightly mocked Denmark's handling of the territory, saying, "You know what Denmark did recently to boost up security in Greenland? They added one more dog sled. It's true!"

The United Kingdom's Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signaled his disapproval of Trump's push for Greenland. Starmer told the BBC Monday that "only Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark" should "decide the future of Greenland."

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