For the Lakota, the birth of a white buffalo calf with a black nose, eyes and hooves is akin to the second coming of Jesus Christ, Looking Horse said.

Lakota legend says about 2,000 years ago — when nothing was good, food was running out and bison were disappearing — White Buffalo Calf Woman appeared, presented a bowl pipe and a bundle to a tribal member, taught them how to pray and said that the pipe could be used to bring buffalo to the area for food. As she left, she turned into a white buffalo calf.

“And some day when the times are hard again,” Looking Horse said in relating the legend, “I shall return and stand upon the earth as a white buffalo calf, black nose, black eyes, black hooves.”

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Biden and Zelensky to ink 10-year deal for U.S. military support

President Joe Biden is set to sign a deal with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky intended to commit the U.S. to a decade of military support – a move that could pressure rival Donald Trump if he takes the White House. 

The move is a key 'deliverable' of Biden's G7 meetings set to begin in the Apulia region of Italy Thursday. The president arrived last night, and meets one on one with Zelensky before the two leaders are set to hold a joint press conference Thursday evening local time. 
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NEW - Biden awkwardly salutes Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as he arrives at G7 Summit.

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How much more obvious can the lies be?

MUST WATCH: A “media consultant” for Nathan Wade interrupted a taped TV interview Wednesday as the ousted former Trump prosecutor was being grilled on the timeline of his relationship with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. 

The bizarre moment unfolded after Wade revealed that he still “regularly speaks” with Willis and has told the embattled DA that the election interference case against former President Donald Trump “will live on” despite his removal.  

“When did the romantic relationship between the two of you start?” CNN’s “The Source” host Kaitlan Collins asked Wade before the intrusion. 

“Yes, so we get into – there’s been this effort to say that, OK, these exact dates are at issue and these exact dates are,” the former special prosecutor began to respond, when he apparently noticed his handler waving off camera. 

“I’m getting — I’m getting signaled here,” Wade said.

A man, identified by CNN as Wade’s “media consultant,” then approached the set and requested to speak with his client off-mic.
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FIRST ON FOX: A House committee is issuing subpoenas to 15 executive agencies in the Biden administration related to constitutional concerns with one of Biden’s executive orders and the departments' implementation.

In March 2021, Biden signed Promoting Access to Voting, which states that "executive departments and agencies should partner with State, local, Tribal, and territorial election officials to protect and promote the exercise of the right to vote, eliminate discrimination and other barriers to voting, and expand access to voter registration and accurate election information."

The plan has already come under scrutiny from Senate Republicans, who have called it a federal "voter mobilization" effort with "potentially partisan impacts."

Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., chairman of the Committee on House Administration, is subpoenaing Biden’s 15 cabinet secretaries for their detailed plans for carrying out the order just five months out from the November election.
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Senate conservatives expand their blockade of Biden nominees

A group of conservative Republicans is unveiling a new effort to jam up the Senate floor in protest of former President Donald Trump’s conviction in the New York hush-money trial.

Five of Trump’s closest Senate allies are slated to announce Thursday that they’ll block swift confirmation of nearly four dozen of President Joe Biden’s nominees to various positions throughout the federal government.

This represents a significant expansion of an existing pledge by Trump allies to stall Democratic-led initiatives — both legislation and nominations — on the Senate floor.

The new blockade will require Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to burn floor time on nominations that would typically be confirmed via unanimous consent. It includes nominees to serve on nonpartisan federal boards and commissions or represent the United States at international gatherings.
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Things are setting up nicely for the next Trump Admin

It’s great to have President Trump back in Washington, DC!

It’s time for all Republicans to unite behind our next President!! #MAGA #Trump2024

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"Pelosi SHOULD Take Responsibility!" J6 Capitol Police Chief Says Speaker's Staff Blocked Additional Security

"Pelosi should take responsibility!" Sund posted on X, adding "She put herself in the security decision process and her Sergeant at Arms denied my requests for support before and during the Jan. 6 chaos. She undermined my law enforcement capabilities."

Sund, who was in charge of the Capitol Police during Jan. 6, then asked "Why did they change the law (2US1970) that tied my hands?"
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Did the CIA Use Gangster Rap and Rock’n Roll to Destabilize Inner Cities? Rogan and Rick Ross Weigh In

Joe Rogan and Freeway Rick Ross discuss the CIA’s potential involvement in promoting rock‘n roll and gangsta rap to keep society in a state of unrest.

“… they wanted to keep people in a state of unrest and promote criminal behavior and criminal activity and gang activity and to do it in popular music… that would make more crime and make more things happen and that they can get away with more levers of control.”

WATCH: https://x.com/ungathegreat/status/1801283696424628292

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