Will Congress Follow Up on President Trump’s SOTU Requests for Legislation – Especially the SAVE America Act?
February 26, 2026
Will Congress pass legislation on the targeted priorities President Trump laid out in his SOTU address? Unlike some past SOTU addresses with extensive “laundry lists,” Trump’s remarks included only a … Read more
Kristi Noem Reveals ‘Deep State’ DHS Staffer Installed Spyware on Her Phone and Laptop to Spy on Her (VIDEO)
February 26, 2026
DHS Chief Kristi Noem on Thursday revealed staffers installed spyware on her phone and computer to spy on her.
Kristi Noem said that found a whole room that was a secret SCIF that had files that nobody knew existed.
Noem made the revelations during an appearance on The PBD Podcast, hosted by Patrick Bet-David.
“Elon Musk and his team were extremely helpful to me. They helped me identify that some of my own employees in my department had downloaded software on my phone and my laptop to spy on me to record our meetings. They had done that to several of the politicals,” Kristi Noem said.
“Stop it!” Patrick Bet-David said in disbelief. “Wow!” Unbelievable.”
“We found secret, secure rooms with hidden files that we turned over to attorneys,” she said.
“We ended up bringing in people. And that was something that if you didn’t have those technology experts here in the department, looking at all of our laptops and our phones and recognizing that kind of software, it would still be happening today,” Noem said.
“So one of the things I need to do and continue to do is partner with technology companies and experts to bring them in and help us, because many times in government… we are just behind,” she added.
Kristi Noem said the Deep State is indeed real and she is still finding people embedded in the DHS who hate America.
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Performing my role as Secretary of Homeland Security has shown me just how real and dangerous the deep state really is.@elonmusk helped us find that a few DHS staff had installed spying software on the phones and computers of myself and other political hires. We found secret,… pic.twitter.com/ktnM6j7kog
GLOBALIST OUT: CEO of World Economic Forum Borge Brende Resigns After His Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein Comes to Light
February 26, 2026
Bergen was under investigation by the forum that he led – Photo by WEF/Wiki Commons
The super-elites continue to suffer under the yoke of the ‘Epstein Curse’.
Another Norwegian power player has fallen after his ties to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were splashed over the headlines around the world.
After the damaging information that surfaced about the Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s close ties to Epstein, and former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland was criminally charged for ‘gross corruption’, now it’s time for World Economic Forum President and CEO Borge Brende’s ‘walk of shame’.
After the WEF started an investigation into him, Brende announced today that he is stepping down from his roles in the forum.
BREAKING CEO of the World Economic Forum, Borge Brende resigns after an investigation into his relationship with Epstein launched
“Brende, who became president of the WEF in 2017, announced his decision in a statement following disclosures from the US Justice Department that showed the Norwegian had three business dinners with Epstein and had also communicated with the disgraced financier via email and text message.
‘After careful consideration, I have decided to step down as President and CEO of the World Economic Forum. My time here, spanning 8-1/2 years, has been profoundly rewarding’, Brende said. The statement made no mention of Epstein.”
“’I am grateful for the incredible collaboration with my colleagues, partners, and constituents, and I believe now is the right moment for the Forum to continue its important work without distractions’, added Brende, a former Norwegian foreign minister.”
Brende has argued that he was unaware of Epstein’s criminal activities before meeting him in 2018, and also that he regretted not having investigated him more thoroughly.
“WEF co-chairs André Hoffmann and Larry Fink said in a statement that “the independent review conducted by outside counsel has concluded. The findings stated that there were no additional concerns beyond what has been previously disclosed.”
They said that Alois Zwinggi will serve as the forum’s interim president and CEO.”
Pro-Abortion Advocate Backs Out of Notre Dame Institute Directorship Following Outcry
February 26, 2026
Basilica and Dome, University of Notre Dame/Image: Wikicommons Creative Commons License/Author: Eccekevin
When radical pro-abortion advocate Susan Ostermann was announced as director of the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies at the University of Notre Dame, the decision resulted in immediate backlash. Ostermann joined the university in 2017 as a professor of global affairs.
Following the fallout, Ostermann announced on Thursday that she will no longer pursue the position.
In a Thursday message obtained by Fox News Digital, Mary Gallagher, professor of global affairs and the Marilyn Keough Dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame, wrote, “Dear Keough School community, Today I would like to share that Professor Susan Ostermann, a member of the Keough School faculty who was recently appointed director of the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, has decided not to move forward as director.”
In the message, Gallagher also said, “Susan is a respected scholar of South Asian politics and regulatory governance whose research and teaching reflect the intellectual rigor and interdisciplinary excellence at the heart of both the Liu Institute and the Keough School of Global Affairs. I am grateful for her willingness to serve and for the thoughtfulness with which she approached this decision.”
Despite Notre Dame’s assertion of being steeped in Catholic identity, the University announced Ostermann’s appointment even with her very public support of abortion access.
The op-ed frames any restrictions on abortion as harmful and based on “utter falsities,” and says abortion “doesn’t cause cancer, it doesn’t affect future fertility, and most people feel relief after an abortion and do not regret their decision. Up to 11 weeks, medication abortions are generally performed using mifepristone and misoprostol, which are safer than taking Tylenol.”
Ostermann further claims that, “Almost 90% of abortions occur during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy when there are no babies or fetuses. There are only blastocysts or embryos so tiny they are too small to be seen on an abdominal ultrasound.”
The radical article drew heavy criticism at the time, even from Notre Dame’s then-president, Fr. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., who publicly disavowed it as not reflecting the university’s values.
In nearly a dozen op-eds that Ostermann also wrote, she claimed the pro-life position has “its roots in white supremacy and racism,” and has misogyny “embedded” in the movement.
Pro-life and Catholic student groups (e.g., Notre Dame Right to Life executive board) publicly called for the university to rescind the appointment, describing her past writings (including the 2022 Chicago Tribune op-ed on abortion) as incompatible with Notre Dame’s Catholic identity.
On February 24, students organized a prayer gathering at the university’s Marian grotto, joined by Bishop Kevin Rhoades of Fort Wayne-South Bend, to pray for life and express concerns.
The local bishop of the University of Notre Dame led an on-campus prayer service Feb. 24, praying for the university’s faithfulness to its Catholic mission amid ongoing controversy over the appointment of a pro-abortion professor to a leadership position.
A demonstration/protest called “March on the Dome” was planned for February 27, to advocate for the university’s Catholic identity. Organizers framed it as a corrective action “out of love” for the university, involving speeches and public witness.
After Ostermann declined the role, the group confirmed the event would still proceed, stating, “This is great news, but although we won the battle, the war wages on.”
Bishop Kevin Rhoades has been at the forefront of questioning Ostermann’s appointment, expressing his ‘dismay and strong opposition.’
Also disqualifying is Professor Ostermann’s work as a consultant for the Population Council. For those who have never heard of it, this is an organization dedicated to the promotion of abortion around the world. It has been linked to China’s population control policies that have resulted in hundreds of millions of abortions of baby girls. It was also instrumental in securing approval of the abortion pill by the FDA, which is responsible for the majority of abortions in the United States.
Some may claim that this appointment should be protected by academic freedom. Academic freedom concerns the liberty of faculty to conduct research according to their own professional judgment and interests. This appointment, by contrast, concerns the official administrative appointment to lead an academic unit. Such appointments have profound impact on the integrity of Notre Dame’s public witness as a Catholic university.
This appointment understandably creates confusion in the public mind as to Notre Dame’s fidelity to its Catholic mission. Many faculty, students, alumni, and benefactors of Notre Dame have reached out to me to express their shock, sadness, confusion, and disappointment. I share their feelings as well as their love for Notre Dame. I can testify from my personal experience and active presence at Notre Dame that the faith is alive there and continues to be nurtured by committed students, faculty, staff, members of the Congregation of Holy Cross, and members of the extended Notre Dame family. Let us ask Our Lady of Lourdes, whose feast the Church celebrates today, to intercede for the Notre Dame community and its leaders during these days. I invite you to say a prayer or light a candle at her grotto, invoking her prayers that Notre Dame will always stand firm in her commitment to the Gospel of her Son, the Gospel of Life.
Update: Semi-Truck Seen Speeding Down the Wrong Way on Missouri Highway is Owned by Somali in Minnesota Named Abdiwali Ahmed
February 26, 2026
Update: The semi-truck that was seen speeding down a Missouri highway this week is owned by a Somali in Minnesota named Abdiwali Ahmed.
The foreign semi-truck driver who couldn’t even read basic road signs was spotted barreling down Highway 61 north of Troy, Missouri, driving the wrong way on Wednesday.
A driver who was nearly struck by the semi-truck driver captured footage of the ‘foreign invader’ driving southbound on the northbound.
“This foreign invader was driving southbound in the northbound lane for about 3 miles. As I was going northbound, he nearly hit me head on before I pulled over to my left. I got on the southbound lane to follow him,” the driver said.
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This just happened. Highway 61, north of Troy MO about 5 miles. This foreign invader was driving southbound in the northbound lane for about 3 miles. as I was going northbound, he nearly hit me head on before I pulled over to my left. I got on the southbound lane to follow him. pic.twitter.com/hyVU8vGizH
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CEO of the World Economic Forum, Borge Brende resigns after an investigation into his relationship with Epstein launched
