John Bickley

Renault will manufacture two entry-level electric vehicles designed by Ford for sale in the European market with a release date of 2028.

Ford, who is separately working on competitive American EV releases, including electric trucks, hopes that the European partnership will position them to compete with Chinese manufacturers who have flooded the market with their own low-cost vehicles.

The state of Florida took legal action today against a trio of medical organizations that promote transgender procedures on children.

Daily Wire cultural reporter Megan Basham has more.

The Daily Wire reports that Republican Attorney General James Uthmeyer filed a suit against pro-trans organization WPATH, as well as the Endocrine Society and the American Academy of Pediatrics, over their support of transgender procedures on kids.

The suit accuses the organizations of pushing irreversible medical procedures on gender-confused kids for financial benefit.

The lawsuit accuses the organizations of violating Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act and engaging in racketeering by misleading, quote, patients, parents, insurers, regulators, and courts about these medical interventions being reversible and effective for children.

A Manhattan judge has ordered the release of grand jury records related to Ghislaine Maxwell.

Federal prosecutors must now publish records including search warrants and witness testimony.

Judge Paul Engelmeyer warned the public, however, that the release may not yield any new information of consequence.

Qatari opposition leader Sheikh Khalid al-Hal is igniting the internet after calling Qatar's ruling regime a criminal organization built on terrorism.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has more.

Speaking with Australian conservative host Aaron Mullen, al-Hal described torture, exile, and Qatar's longstanding support for Hamas and other extremist groups.

He says Doha's polished image in the West masks a government that silences critics, rigs elections, and replaces its own population with loyal foreign recruits.

Al-Hal vowed that if his movement succeeds, Qatar will end all funding to Islamist groups and expel Hamas leadership, insisting the country must become a stabilizing force rather than a global sponsor of extremism.

A New York Post exclusive is blowing the lid off openly white supremacist streamer Nick Fuentes' so-called surging popularity.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce has more.

This new analysis shows that Fuentes' rising notoriety is in part driven by foreign bot farms, not by engagement from real Americans.

According to the Network Contagion Research Institute, Fuentes' posts are being boosted by coordinated networks in Pakistan, India, Nigeria, and other anti-Western hotspots, boosting his apparent influence.

Researchers say Fuentes himself accused these bot raids in real time, and media outlets fell for the fake engagement, treating him like a major political force.