Zach Jewell

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani were spotted giggling together Friday morning while families mourned at Ground Zero as the names of 9/11 victims were read.

President Donald Trump tore into leftist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over their gleeful exchange at the 9/11 memorial event at Ground Zero while families of the victims mourned.

Illinois Democratic Governor JB Pritzker, who was labeled a “big fat slob” by President Donald Trump, revealed on Monday that he has lost 80 pounds thanks to a GLP-1 medication he started taking in the last two years.

United Airlines has removed from service a pilot who called Hamas terrorists behind the October 7 massacre “brave,” pending a review, the airline told The Daily Wire.

United Airlines has removed from service a pilot who called Hamas terrorists behind the October 7 massacre “brave,” pending a review, The Daily Wire can first report.Capt. Ibrahim R. Mossallam was first suspended with pay in November 2023, but Israel’s Channel 14 reported on Monday that United quietly allowed him to return to the cockpit just six months later. United told The Daily Wire on Tuesday that it has pulled the pilot from the skies.“We have withheld this pilot from service pending an ongoing review,” an airline spokesman said.The airline did not confirm whether Mossallam had resumed flying after it began investigating in late 2023. The Daily Wire asked United for clarification on the “ongoing review.”In posts on October 7, 2023, Mossallam cheered as Hamas terrorists slaughtered Israelis, calling the attack “resistance” by people who had endured “occupation, oppression, humiliation, apartheid, and straight up murder.” He referred to the terrorists as “brave people” and blamed the “Zionist regime” for the massacre.After the posts surfaced, Jewish organizations and Jewish communities in the United States called on United to fire the pilot. United initially removed Mossallam from service and investigated, but continued paying him. Channel 14 reported that higher-ups at United wanted to fire Mossallam but that his union intervened to protect him. Mossallam returned to the cockpit six months after his suspension, according to Channel 14.In the years since, Mossallam has continued his anti-Israel rants on social media, including one which stated, “Their plan [Israel’s] was never to stop the theft of land. Were it not for the Palestinian resistance and the awakening of the world, all of Palestine would already have been taken.”Mossallam is listed on the New York chapter for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) board of directors.The renewed scrutiny of United follows the September 30 attempted terrorist hijacking of Flydubai Flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv, in which the Omani co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain and tried to crash the plane with 174 people on board. Israeli passengers and crew, after the pilot managed to open the door, got into the cockpit and subdued the co-pilot, and off-duty pilots traveling aboard landed the jet safely in Saudi Arabia.Before the attempted hijacking, the Omani terrorist pilot had published antisemitic posts on social media, along with posts advocating for violence against women.The Flydubai attack has raised concerns, especially in Israel, about how pilots are being screened before they’re allowed to fly into the country. Monday’s report on the United pilot has now added to those concerns.

Dozens of radical groups have formed a Communist-Muslim coalition of chaos, organizing and cheering on the riots that have plunged France into weeks of unrest.

Dozens of radical groups have formed a communist-Muslim coalition of chaos, organizing and cheering on the riots that have plunged France into weeks of unrest.A Fox News investigation published on Monday morning identified 54 radical Left and Muslim organizations that have fanned the flames behind the student protests that have turned into widespread rioting across France. Of the 54 total groups supporting the so-called student protests, only 16 were student organizations. The remaining 38 groups include labor unions, teachers’ unions, and political parties, Fox News reported.The riots in France boiled over during the weekend as violent agitators torched and destroyed the historic town hall in Limoges. In Lyon, rioters set the tourist office ablaze while mobs attacked police in Paris, Bordeaux, and Lille. The chaos has also spread beyond France’s borders as rioters have clashed with police in Albania, Belgium, Greece, Portugal, and Spain.Among the student-led groups supporting the destruction are revolutionary communists and a Muslim student association. Agitators commonly wave hammer-and-sickle and Palestinian flags.Thousands of people, carrying placards and Palestinian flags, march during a demonstration called by education unions and high school representatives amid the third teachers’ strike in two weeks in Saint-Etienne, France, on October 13, 2026. (Photo by Stringer/Anadolu via Getty Images)Palestinian flags, march during a demonstration called by education unions and high school representatives amid the third teachers’ strike in two weeks in Saint-Etienne, France, on October 13, 2026. According to the prefecture, around 2,000 people took part in the march, while unions estimated the turnout at at least 4,000. A student delegation was due to meet with the prefect, while high school students called for another day of action on October 17. (Photo by Stringer/Anadolu via Getty Images)[/caption]Among the radical student groups supporting the riots across Europe are La Jeunesse Communists, Le Poing Levé (The Raised Fist), and Muslim Students of France, according to Fox News. La Jeunesse Communists have joined the demonstrations with hammer-and-sickle flags and signs calling for “Class War!” while Muslim Students of France has advertised the so-called student protests on social media with vows to fight the government and “racists.”French education unions, such as the General Confederation of Labour’s education federation and the French Democratic Confederation of Labour’s Public Education, Training, and Research federation, and labor unions General Confederation of Labour and National Confederation of Labour have also thrown their support behind the radicals in the streets.International communist and pro-Palestinian groups have also supported the demonstrations. Fox News found that groups such as the International Communist League, the British Revolutionary Communist Group, World Socialist Web Site, and Urgence Palestine — a French pro-Palestinian group — have all backed the rioters in France.French President Emmanuel Macron called out “troublemakers from far-left fringe groups,” blaming them for the violent riots over the weekend.“Nothing justifies it, nothing explains it, nothing excuses it,” Macron said, adding that “those who sought to bring down the Republic will be held accountable.”Demonstrators, one of whom was waving a flag of the former USSR, faced a cloud of tear gas following a police charge during a demonstration that drew nearly 15,000 people to Grenoble on Saturday October, 17, 2026. (Photo by Benoit Pavan / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images)But Macron has also pinned blame on the United States and President Donald Trump for the riots that have caused chaos in his own country. During a video message on Sunday, Macron said that many of the agitators are “rightfully” upset by increasing prices that the war between the United States and Iran has affected.FRANCE: Macron blames Trump for the Islamic unrest in his nation. https://t.co/YNU0djgaA0— @amuse (@amuse) October 18, 2026Critics blasted Macron for attending a Céline Dion concert on Friday night just before demonstrations turned violent across the country. While Macron has identified leftist radicals behind the violence in France, he has remained silent on the Islamic groups that have also joined the chaos. On Monday morning, Trump called attention to France’s record level of immigration as the country has let in hundreds of thousands of people, mostly from Muslim countries, in recent years.“The migrants have taken over France. They must CLOSE THE BORDERS, FAST!” Trump said.The coalition between Muslim groups and radical leftists has also been evident in campus protests at American universities in the past three years, and The Daily Wire’s most recent movie “Run Hide Fight: Infidels” depicted it. In the movie, Muslim terrorists work with clueless college leftists as they use a pro-Palestinian encampment to help facilitate a campus terror attack.

For $400: This Michigan Senate candidate's half-sister once wrote that her family had long been members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Who is Abdul El-Sayed?

For $400: This Michigan Senate candidate’s half-sister once wrote that her family had long been members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Who is Abdul El-Sayed? That’s one of the questions Republicans are asking in “Jihad Jeopardy,” an online game that Republicans busted out on Wednesday just ahead of El-Sayed’s second Senate debate with Republican Mike Rogers. The game, a political spin on one of the most popular game shows of all time, takes aim at the far-Left Michigan Democrat with dozens of Jeopardy-style clues highlighting El-Sayed and radical Muslim groups and figures. Stocking the big board was the easy part, according to the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s Samantha Cantrell. The hard part was choosing which of El-Sayed’s radical connections made the cut. “Abdul El-Sayed and his family have such extensive ties to designated terrorist groups that it was easy to fill an entire jeopardy board with the specifics,” Cantrell said. “Abdul has serious questions to answer and it should alarm every single Michigander that he continually refuses to do so.”Screengrab from JihadJeopardy, a Republican game targeting Abdul El-SayedThe Daily Wire has reported on many of those concerns, including El-Sayed’s past support for the Muslim Brotherhood’s takeover of Egypt and his campaign taking donations from dozens of people linked to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror-financing prosecution in American history. And those concerns are just scratching the surface of the clues players will get on “Jihad Jeopardy.” While the game is just a creative way to levy attacks on El-Sayed, it really can be played. It’s designed for three teams to give responses, and equipped with both a “Daily Double” and a final round.See if you can answer some of the clues and check out The Daily Wire’s comprehensive coverage of El-Sayed’s scandal-plagued campaign to help you prepare to dominate your opponents:$200 Clue: Discussing the Temple Israel attacker in April who sought to murder hundreds of Jewish students, El-Sayed used this phrase to excuse the terrorist’s actions. To find the answer, read El-Sayed To Hire Token Jew As Campaign Spirals$400 Clue: El-Sayed’s half-sister, Eman Abdelhadi, wrote in 2012 that her family had long been members of this group. To find the answer, read Michigan’s El-Sayed Denies Family Ties To Muslim Brotherhood. His Sister’s Posts Don’t.$600 · Daily Double · Clue: El-Sayed’s mother wired money to Afghanistan in support of Osama bin Laden for this organization, designated by the U.S. Treasury in 2004 as a foreign terrorist organization. To find the answer, read: Abdul El-Sayed’s Mother Worked For Terror Group That Funded Bin Laden And TalibanPLAY JIHAD JEOPARDYDuring their first debate earlier this month, Rogers hammered El-Sayed over his foreign ties and his perceived failure to condemn recent Islamic terrorist attacks.“He can’t condemn a terrorist act that happened on our soil in the state of Michigan,” Rogers said. “This guy can’t condemn Hamas. He can’t condemn the Muslim Brotherhood. He says his home is Egypt.”While the NRSC challenges Americans to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding El-Sayed’s campaign, the Muslim socialist candidate continues to dismiss concerns about his ties to radical groups and people. When pressed about inviting communist streamer Hasan Piker — who once said “America deserved 9/11” — to come alongside his campaign, El-Sayed repeatedly brushed off the streamer’s incendiary comments.According to a recent report, Piker’s constant America-hating rhetoric has caused a headache for El-Sayed’s campaign as he hopes to pull in moderate voters down the home stretch. El-Sayed has been working to court voters in the middle as many Jewish voters who traditionally vote Democrat are expected to sit this election out or jump across party lines.

For $400: This Michigan Senate candidate’s half-sister once wrote that her family had long been members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Who is Abdul El-Sayed? That’s one of the questions Republicans are asking in “Jihad Jeopardy,” an online game that Republicans busted out on Wednesday just ahead of El-Sayed’s second Senate debate with Republican Mike Rogers. The game, a political spin on one of the most popular game shows of all time, takes aim at the far-Left Michigan Democrat with dozens of Jeopardy-style clues highlighting El-Sayed and radical Muslim groups and figures. Stocking the big board was the easy part, according to the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s Samantha Cantrell. The hard part was choosing which of El-Sayed’s radical connections made the cut. “Abdul El-Sayed and his family have such extensive ties to designated terrorist groups that it was easy to fill an entire jeopardy board with the specifics,” Cantrell said. “Abdul has serious questions to answer and it should alarm every single Michigander that he continually refuses to do so.” Screengrab from JihadJeopardy, a Republican game targeting Abdul El-SayedThe Daily Wire has reported on many of those concerns, including El-Sayed’s past support for the Muslim Brotherhood’s takeover of Egypt and his campaign taking donations from dozens of people linked to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terror-financing prosecution in American history. And those concerns are just scratching the surface of the clues players will get on “Jihad Jeopardy.” While the game is just a creative way to levy attacks on El-Sayed, it really can be played. It’s designed for three teams to give responses, and equipped with both a “Daily Double” and a final round.See if you can answer some of the clues and check out The Daily Wire’s comprehensive coverage of El-Sayed’s scandal-plagued campaign to help you prepare to dominate your opponents:$200 Clue: Discussing the Temple Israel attacker in April who sought to murder hundreds of Jewish students, El-Sayed used this phrase to excuse the terrorist’s actions. To find the answer, read El-Sayed To Hire Token Jew As Campaign Spirals$400 Clue: El-Sayed’s half-sister, Eman Abdelhadi, wrote in 2012 that her family had long been members of this group. To find the answer, read Michigan’s El-Sayed Denies Family Ties To Muslim Brotherhood. His Sister’s Posts Don’t.$600 · Daily Double · Clue: El-Sayed’s mother wired money to Afghanistan in support of Osama bin Laden for this organization, designated by the U.S. Treasury in 2004 as a foreign terrorist organization. To find the answer, read: Abdul El-Sayed’s Mother Worked For Terror Group That Funded Bin Laden And TalibanPLAY JIHAD JEOPARDYDuring their first debate earlier this month, Rogers hammered El-Sayed over his foreign ties and his perceived failure to condemn recent Islamic terrorist attacks.“He can’t condemn a terrorist act that happened on our soil in the state of Michigan,” Rogers said. “This guy can’t condemn Hamas. He can’t condemn the Muslim Brotherhood. He says his home is Egypt.”While the NRSC challenges Americans to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding El-Sayed’s campaign, the Muslim socialist candidate continues to dismiss concerns about his ties to radical groups and people. When pressed about inviting communist streamer Hasan Piker — who once said “America deserved 9/11” — to come alongside his campaign, El-Sayed repeatedly brushed off the streamer’s incendiary comments.According to a recent report, Piker’s constant America-hating rhetoric has caused a headache for El-Sayed’s campaign as he hopes to pull in moderate voters down the home stretch. El-Sayed has been working to court voters in the middle as many Jewish voters who traditionally vote Democrat are expected to sit this election out or jump across party lines.