Former Attorney General Pam Bondi has reportedly been fighting a private health battle that few in Washington knew about.

Far-left Axios reported Tuesday night that Bondi, 60, received the diagnosis in the weeks after President Trump removed her as U.S. Attorney General in early April. She underwent treatment and is now on the path to recovery.

Katie Miller, wife of Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, wrote on X: “Pam has been quietly kicking cancer’s ass the last few weeks. @PamBondi has a heart of gold.” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reposted the message while on maternity leave.

Pam has been quietly kicking cancer’s ass the last few weeks.@PamBondi has a heart of gold https://t.co/V7GZBk7fsL pic.twitter.com/sTwFLDfGvw

— Katie Miller (@KatieMiller) May 27, 2026

The report surfaced as Trump announced her appointment to the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) panel focused on AI policy, a critical battlefield against China, Big Tech overreach, and the weaponization of emerging technology.

PCAST is co-chaired by David Sacks and Michael Kratsios. The panel includes over a dozen tech executives, including Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and Oracle Executive Chairman Larry Ellison.

President Trump announced in March:

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On Tuesday night, President Trump continued to rack up the wins in his 2026 endorsements.

Trump has been so successful with endorsing true MAGA candidates this year that he has gone 119 for 119!
That is unheard of!

Trump went four for four in Texas on Tuesday night including Attorney General Ken Paxton’s trouncing of RINO Senator John Cornyn in the US Senate primary runoff election.

It’s obvious that there is ONLY ONE endorsement that truly matters.
The Trump endorsement is gold!

This must terrify the communist left! Their rigged fake news political polls are making a dent on persuading Americans to abandon Trump at the ballot box.

Maybe it’s because he is the first president in decades who actually fights for the average American.

They can’t stop the MAGA wave!

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MAGA firebrand Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) delivered remarks at Ken Paxton’s election victory party on Tuesday, declaring that he will be a fighter for the Save America Act and effectuating key Trump policies. 

As The Gateway Pundit reported, Paxton gave his victory speech on Tuesday night after whooping RINO John Cornyn, and he promised to be a key voice for President Trump’s agenda and the Save America Act in the Senate.

“I’ll support President Trump’s America First agenda and finally secure our nation’s elections by passing the Save America Act,” he told the crowd, sparking massive applause.

SHOWDOWN IN LONE STAR STATE: Cornyn Calls on Support from Democrats — Paxton Leading Big in Prediction Polls – Voting Ends at 8 Central

"We are so back, aren't we?" Gill asked while priming the crowd before Paxton came out.

"That means that we are finally going to take our country back, aren't we? That means that we are sending a fighter from Texas to Washington, somebody who's going to stand up for our values, aren't we?"

He further cheered Paxton as "somebody who's going to fight to keep the border secure, to deport illegal aliens, and yes, to get the Save America Act passed."

WATCH:

We are so back, aren't we? And you know what that means? That means that we are finally going to take our country back, aren't we? That means that we are sending a fighter from Texas to Washington, somebody who's going to stand up for our values, aren't we?

Somebody who's going to fight to keep the border secure, to deport illegal aliens, and yes, to get the Save America Act passed! Because it's not good enough anymore in Washington to just say the right things. We need somebody who's going to do the right things, and that person is Senator Ken Paxton.

At one point, Gill eviscerated Paxton's general election opponent, radical leftist James Talarico, skewering him over his admitted love for trans children.

"What kind of grown man daydreams about trans kids? James Talarico, apparently," Gill said, referencing an interview where Talarico was asked to name something that he loves, and he responded, "I love trans children."

WATCH:

What kind of grown man daydreams about trans kids? James Talarico, apparently. Not long ago, he was on a podcast, and the podcast host asked him, she said, What are some things that you love Mr. Talarico, that's not your family or your friends. And the first thing that popped into this guy's mind was trans kids! That's pretty weird.

The Lone Star Liberty PAC, a super PAC supporting Paxton, was already taking aim at Talarico days before the runoff election on Tuesday.

In a brutal new ad, Talarico is hammered over his past statements, declaring "God is nonbinary," saying there are six biological sexes, calling for Texans to reduce their meat consumption, trashing the American flag, making racist and sexist comments about Whites and men, calling for open borders, saying he loves "trans children," and more.

It also shows Trump accurately summing him up, telling reporters, "The Democrats have a weird, a weird candidate."

"Low-T Talarico, too weak for Texas," the ad concludes.

WATCH:

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Germany is facing a staggering migration bill exceeding €40 billion (approximately $43 billion) a year, with critics warning that the true cost of mass immigration is now placing unsustainable pressure on the country’s economy and social systems.

While official figures often highlight federal spending, the full picture is far more alarming. Once regional and municipal costs are included, the total burden rises well beyond €40 billion ($43 billion)—and may approach €50 billion (around $54 billion) annually.

According to a report from Remix News, citing government data and regional reports, the headline federal figure of €24.8 billion ($26.8 billion) significantly understates the real cost borne by taxpayers.

That €24.8 billion ($26.8 billion) represents only federal expenditures. It does not account for the massive additional spending required at the state and local levels.

German states and municipalities are shouldering a large share of the burden. Their combined costs add tens of billions more to the total.

The result is a financial strain that extends across the entire system. Public budgets are being stretched at every level of government.

But the official totals still fail to capture the full impact. Many of the most visible consequences are not included in the headline figures.

Housing markets, for example, are under intense pressure. Rent prices have surged, and affordable housing has become increasingly scarce. Public infrastructure, too, is feeling the strain. Roads are more congested, and local transport systems are facing growing demand.

Healthcare is another major pressure point. Hospitals continue to be overcrowded, and waiting times for treatment are rising.

The financial imbalance within the health system is becoming increasingly evident. The National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Funds has warned of a growing deficit.

A key issue is the gap between contributions and costs. Many recipients of benefits have not paid into the system at the same level.

Once migrants enter the welfare system, they are integrated into public health insurance. At that point, the financial shortfall becomes clear.

The government contributes approximately €108 (about $117) per person per month. However, actual healthcare costs range between €300 and €350 (roughly $325 to $380). That gap is ultimately covered by taxpayers. As a result, insurance premiums for working Germans are rising.

Housing and social support costs are also increasing. States say federal funding is insufficient to meet actual needs.

Under the current system, the federal government provides €7,500 (about $8,100) per asylum application. This is distributed through VAT revenue adjustments.

But regional authorities argue this amount covers only a fraction of real expenses. The funding gap continues to widen.

Bavaria has been particularly vocal. Officials say their spending far exceeds federal compensation.

Hamburg has also called for increased support. The city argues that current funding levels are unsustainable.

North Rhine-Westphalia , a state in western Germany, provides a clear example of rising costs. The state spent around €667 million (approximately $720 million) on unaccompanied minors in 2025 alone.

That figure has surged dramatically. Costs increased by €320 million (about $345 million) compared to the previous year.

Officials warn that these expenses are unlikely to decrease. The number of arrivals remains high, and demand continues to grow.

The German state of Hesse has reported similar trends. Costs rose to nearly €235 million (roughly $254 million), marking another year of increases.

These figures highlight a broader reality. Migration-related expenses are rising faster than available resources. The economic burden, critics argue, is only part of the story. The broader social impact is also becoming increasingly visible.

Germany’s aging population adds further pressure. Earlier claims that migration would stabilize pensions are now being questioned.

Instead, there are growing discussions about raising the retirement age. Some proposals suggest extending it to 73.

This represents a significant shift, with many Germans being asked to work longer while facing rising costs.

The political consequences are becoming harder to ignore. Migration policy is now at the center of national debate
.
Support is growing for policies that prioritize economic sustainability and national interests. The issue is reshaping the political landscape.

At the same time, critics say the current system is fundamentally misaligned, arguing that it places excessive strain on taxpayers and public services. For them, the €40 billion ($43 billion) figure is a warning sign of a system under increasing pressure.

As costs continue to climb, the debate is intensifying. Policymakers are facing mounting pressure to respond.

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President Donald Trump is again pushing back after another violent incident near the White House, arguing that the courts are now standing in the way of critical security upgrades on the property.

In a Truth Social post on Monday morning, Trump shared a six-page legal filing signed by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche asking a federal court to lift an injunction blocking construction on the White House East Wing ballroom and security project.

The filing came after a shooting outside the White House on Saturday night in which the attacker was killed by Secret Service agents.

The incident came just weeks after another armed man attempted to rush into the White House Correspondents’ Dinner with apparent plans to kill Trump.

Those threats follow the two assassination attempts Trump survived during the 2024 campaign, including the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally where the president was shot in the ear and nearly killed.

Trump’s legal team argued that the latest shooting proves exactly why the White House project is necessary.

AAG Blanche has filed an urgent filing updating the court of the necessity for the White House Ballroom Project after a second assassination attempt on President Trump in less than a month.

The court must immediately vacate their injunction and dismiss the lawsuit. pic.twitter.com/PDmWNRMjhx

— JKash MAGA Queen (@JKash000) May 25, 2026

TRUMP: Posts DOJ filing signed by Todd Blanche in case 1:25-cv-04316-RJL pic.twitter.com/nnzs3AmUc6

— Trump Truths (@trumptruthsbot) May 25, 2026

The project has been tied up in court after the National Trust for Historic Preservation sued to stop construction on the privately funded ballroom and East Wing expansion.

Obama-appointed Judge Richard Leon issued a preliminary injunction halting most construction, arguing that Trump needed congressional approval.

Trump’s team blasted the ruling in Monday’s filing.

The document argued that the facility is being built “for the physical safety and security of all Presidents, their families, staff, Foreign Dignitaries, and guests.”

The filing also described the project as a national security necessity.

According to the document, the facility would provide a “SAFE HAVEN” during attacks and major events.

The filing warned that White House events are currently held in temporary South Lawn tents that are “made of plastic or canvas” and have “virtually no ability to stop a bullet.”

The document also revealed several security features planned for the project.

Those include “a heavy steel, drone proof roof, missile resistant and drone proof columns, bullet, ballistic, and blast-proof glass,” along with military-grade systems and bomb shelters.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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