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Biermann seems to be keeping her options open after reconciling with ex Hudson McLeroy.

Biermann seems to be keeping her options open after reconciling with ex Hudson McLeroy.

Earlier this week, San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow announced he will retire following the 2026 season, as he's been battling a degenerative muscle disease called body myositis for the past two decades.

"He's been super supportive of her," a source told Page Six.

"He's been super supportive of her," a source told Page Six.

Most would assume that when it comes to work done on one's money-maker, the more expensive, the better the results, right?

Just days after getting the boot from his family's Virginia mansion for declaring he's "not interested in working for a Jew," Cornell University's resident antisemite and conspiracy theorist has found a new target for his paranoia -- a mysterious box outside his new pad that he's convinced is beaming 5G radiation straight into his skull.

Missing NC mom Elizabeth Waddell talked to jet-skiers before vanishing in Grenada, a claim her husband says is out of character.

Lesnar, 49, is of a dying breed in pro wrestling -- a legit ass-kicker with the resume to back it up, who so often shunned the spotlight. 

EU Cohesion Breaks: Madrid Socialists Impose Border Protections Against Italians After Third World Invasion

Update: Spain is to impose new border controls for flights and ships from Italy as the two countries' row over the influx of migrants into Ceuta intensifies.

Sky News reports that the Spanish government has confirmed that passport, nationality and visa checks would be conducted for Italian passengers and visitors from other countries arriving from Italy from midnight ​on Saturday ‌until 7 September.

The Spanish government called Italy's decision to suspend Schengen travel agreements (following the Spanish enclave's un-fettered invasion by over 70,000 military-aged male Moroccans), "unjust, contrary ‌to EU interests and discriminatory" and with a full straight face the socialist leadership added that the decision has been taken "amid the persistent irregular migratory pressure" from Italy.

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The unhinged socialists in Madrid are losing their minds over the Italian government's move to suspend the Schengen travel agreement because it wanted to protect its national sovereignty after the Spanish African enclave of Ceuta was invaded by 70,000 mostly military-aged men.

The migrant invasion, which Elon Musk described as comparable to scenes from "World War Z," was a complete optics disaster for the socialists in Madrid, and really, for socialists and the far left across the West, who have been hellbent on importing the Third World to install new voting blocs and build political power. Now, that move, via uncontrolled mass migration, has been delegitimized, and countries like Italy have had enough.

Just kidding, this is the actual footage … pic.twitter.com/jYRpSWM24e

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 31, 2026

Madrid's socialists say the new border checks are "unfair" and are "affecting the mobility of thousands of passengers." But really, who cares what socialists in Madrid have to say?

The West is shifting away from the nation-killing policies of uncontrolled mass migration and entering a new era focused on restoring national security after a decade marked by repeated migrant invasion after invasion with disastours consequences.

The invasion of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta is a direct consequence of the Spanish government’s shameful refusal to defend their sovereignty, secure their borders, and protect their people. https://t.co/czrkyzaDQv

— Department of State (@StateDept) August 6, 2026

Interestingly, the socialists responded to the Italian government by stating:

Therefore, we urge the Italian government to rectify the situation, end the checks, and treat Spaniards like all other European citizens. If it fails to do so by Sunday, August 9, Spain will be forced to take proportionate measures to protect the interests and dignity of its citizens.

Immediately after last week's invasion, 22 European leaders condemned Madrid's socialist regime over its open-border policies and warned that the mass crossing may have been an act of "hybrid warfare."

Related:

• 22 EU Leaders Demand "Immediate Action" As Migrant Invasion Raises Fear Of Hybrid Warfare

"We cannot allow uncontrolled mass crossings, the instrumentalization of migration or other hybrid threats to create the perception that illegal entry into the European Union is possible," EU leaders, including Denmark's Mette Frederiksen, Italy's Giorgia Meloni and Germany's Friedrich Merz, wrote in a letter last week published on X by Denmark's Ministry of State.

Who organized or facilitated the invasion from the Moroccan side remains a big question. Unverified speculation has pointed to possible US or Israeli involvement, but no evidence has emerged to substantiate those claims.  

More speculation:

• New Signals Point To Another Possible Migrant Invasion Against Ceuta

What is observable is Italy's quick response under its right-leaning, Trump-aligned government and the resulting political blowback spreading across Europe. Years of uncontrolled mass migration have boosted support for right-wing parties campaigning on border security, national sovereignty, and the restoration of law and order.

Tyler Durden Sat, 08/08/2026 - 07:35

Francisco Lindor sometimes reflects on his 2017 season in Cleveland to remind himself that anything still can happen. 

Mayor Mamdani’s city-owned supermarkets are ill-considered for many reasons.

Kids In Tiny British Village Beg The Government Not To Force Illegal Migrants On Their Home

Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,

The children of a quiet Oxfordshire village have been forced to put pen to paper and plead with the Prime Minister himself. Their message is simple and heartbreaking: leave our home alone.

Piddington is a tiny English settlement of roughly 350 people - around 250 adults and just 46 children. The Home Office and Labour government under Andy Burnham intend to place 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers on a former Ministry of Defence site that borders the village, runs along the back of homes, and sits directly against the parish playing field and children's park.

If the plan proceeds, the number of young men dumped on their doorstep will dwarf the entire local population.

Residents previously held a symbolic independence vote after the government announced the scheme with zero meaningful consultation. Weeks later the silence from Downing Street continues, so the children themselves have now spoken.

Seven-year-old Rex Perkin wrote: "Dear Andy, We like our village because I and my family walk down to my sister's grave to see her. I worry I won't be able to do that anymore. My family has lived here for over 100 years. I love the playing field in Piddington because I go there every week. Thanks Andy."

Eleven-year-old Tilly West pleaded: "Please, please, please! This is for the 300-400 people in the village as well as dogs who won't be able to go sniffing in the bushes as much."

Nine-year-old Orla West was direct: "I do not like this idea because we love our park. We can walk our dogs. We love Piddington."

'The children of Piddington have today written letters to Andy Burnham, begging him to protect their childhoods!'@PatrickChristys reacts as residents of the village of Piddington demand Labour cancel plans to use a local barracks to house 1,250 illegal men. pic.twitter.com/YGvJbHbaUR

— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 4, 2026

Other children echoed the same theme - freedom to play, walk the dog, cycle, and simply be children in the only home they have ever known. Their letters were delivered as adults in the village continue to face a wall of non-response from the government.

?NEWS: Children in the tiny village of Piddington have written letters to Prime Minister Andy Burnham begging him not to house over 1,250 illegal migrants near their homes

The village only has 250 adults and 46 children pic.twitter.com/o4saLfwSVt

— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) August 5, 2026

Parish Council chair Tim McNally has documented the official silence. Fourteen days after an open letter to Burnham, there was still no engagement. "Families are anxious. Questions are growing. And trust is being tested," he said. "This is bigger than one village. It's about whether communities like ours still matter when decisions are made."

The village has opened a fundraising effort and is weighing further democratic steps, including a referendum on self-determination.

? PIDDINGTON UPDATE — 4 AUGUST ?

I'm Tim McNally, Chair of Piddington Parish Council.

The sun is rising over our village... but a storm is building.

It has been 14 days since we sent our open letter to the Prime Minister, Andy Burnham.

14 days of silence.

No response. No... pic.twitter.com/5SqaZ3SSKT

— Tim McNally (@PiddingtonRoars) August 4, 2026

Residents describe a place with deep roots and generations of the same families. One mother whose children wrote letters told reporters the scale would leave them "so outnumbered that it would change our lives completely."

Another parent noted that even the ability of an elderly grandmother to walk home safely at night is now in question.

??? BREAKING from Piddington Oxfordshire

A tiny village of just 350 people faces plans to house 1250 single adult male asylum seekers at a former military site right next door.

Local children have written heartfelt letters to Prime Minister Andy Burnham begging him to stop the...

— Cat Brown ??????????????????? (@MrsBr0wn_82) August 5, 2026

The site itself is a long-abandoned munitions area requiring major infrastructure work, yet the government presses ahead with plans for an open facility where men aged 18-65 can sign in and out at will for a minimum of ten years.

The village of Piddington, Oxfordshire, population 300, is expecting 1,250 migrants. The villagers have written to PM Andy Burnham & put out a video imploring him to stop it.

As a generalisation @benjaminbutter I don't like to see kids in propaganda videos, but they will be... pic.twitter.com/R0qDbbX6Qw

— David Atherton (@daveatherton) August 5, 2026

McNally has framed the fight as one that now represents more than Piddington. On TalkTV he made clear he feels he is speaking for the country as well as his neighbours.

VILLAGE FURY: The Home Office plans to house 1,250 asylum seekers at an MoD site near tiny Piddington.

But campaigner Tim McNally is fighting back — not just for his village, but for Britain.

"I now feel I'm representing this country."@TVKev | @PiddingtonRoars pic.twitter.com/1kmb5gjzdT

— Talk (@TalkTV) August 5, 2026

Conservative MP Joy Morrissey addressed the fears of locals, noting "These mothers don't want their daughters to [be] raped or molested."

'These mothers don't want their daughters to raped or molested!'

Conservative MP Joy Morrisey reacts to the government failing to cancel plans to build a migration detention centre in Piddington, as local residents continue to express their outrage. pic.twitter.com/Rz5GTcPBcL

— GB News (@GBNEWS) August 5, 2026

The official response remains the familiar boilerplate. Number 10 says community concerns are "central" to its reforms, points to a drop in hotel numbers, and claims it will "consider" the children's letters.

That is little comfort to a village that has already watched its local voice sidelined, its planning powers stripped from the district council, and its future decided in Whitehall.

Piddington's children are not asking for special treatment. They are asking to keep the ordinary freedoms that previous generations took for granted - walking their pets, playing on the field, growing up without being outnumbered by a sudden influx of foreign fighting-age men whose presence was never put to a democratic vote.

In a country that still claims to value local communities and the safety of its own children, those letters should be impossible to ignore. The government has so far chosen silence.

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Tyler Durden Sat, 08/08/2026 - 07:00

Three in four pet owners say they'd do this to save their cat or dog.

An accused child rapist murderer won't stand trial in the grisly killing of his 10-year-old cousin Lily Peters, who was found dead in the Wisconsin woods.

The American way of warfare is often to mess it up before adjusting and getting it right.

Two grandparents and their 3-year-old grandson were killed after multiple Russian drones destroyed their home.

Two Republicans, Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Susan Collins (R-Maine), voted with all Democrats against his confirmation. 

The animation is also getting its second feature film next year, nearly 20 years after 2007’s “The Simpsons Movie.”

The animation is also getting its second feature film next year, nearly 20 years after 2007’s “The Simpsons Movie.”