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Could New York Elect a Republican Attorney General?
Saritha Komatireddy hopes that New York City’s dysfunction of homelessness, subway violence, and locked-up store shelves will help her topple Letitia James, one of Trump’s biggest enemies, writes Josh Code.
‘Yes, I was happy’: CAIR, Students for Justice in Palestine under investigation for supporting Hamas after Oct. 7
State attorney general: 'I will follow the evidence and take all action I can to expose bigots'
A Survey of Crime Experts Deflates the 'Trump Effect' That Supposedly Reduced Homicides
The respondents did not think much of the policies that the president says produced "the largest drop in violent crime in American history."
Hamas and Allies Celebrate October 7 Anniversary
The terrorists of Hamas and their allies celebrated the anniversary of the October 7, 2023 atrocity as a “historic and honorable milestone” in the Palestinian “struggle.”
Mamdani’s Antisemitism Plan Should Alarm America
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants everyone to know that his administration is serious about fighting antisemitism. Just don’t ask him to define it. His new 33-page “Strategy to Combat Antisemitism,” released Sept. 29, is packed with programs, grants, and spending. Mamdani’s administration says it has increased annual hate-crime prevention funding…
Unearthed clip exposes how far Talarico was willing to go on raising taxes during COVID era
James Talarico once said he didn't care what taxes had to be raised to avoid healthcare cuts in Texas during the COVID-19 budget shortfalls.
Iran War Day 222: U.S. Pulled Bombers From UK Base on Iran Attack Fears
State of the Union: Iran has struck 11 ships in the Strait of Hormuz in the past week.
Nolte: Black Cornell 7 Student Booted from Current College Without Due Process
Jonathan Newell, a black, 21-year-old former Cornell University student named in a lawsuit by Jane Doe alleging she was gang raped, was just booted from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, without any apparent due process.
Meaning Doesn’t Come From the Government
Government can protect the conditions for a good life, but it can’t legislate or enforce happiness.
El-Sayed Said Obama Left America No Better Off. Now He Wants His Help.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is turning to former President Barack Obama for help on the campaign trail, years after arguing that Obama’s presidency left the country no better off. Obama is scheduled to campaign alongside El-Sayed in Detroit on October 24, less than two weeks before Election Day, in a major show of ...
President Donald Trump Holds an Oval Office Press Conference
Following announcements to update on the status of “Trump Accounts” for American youth, President Trump took questions from the media. Media questions begin at 22:38 of the video below. The question topics included: AG Garland & DOJ weaponization, Russia plague a bioweapon? Trump Accounts & capitalism Mr. & Mrs. Dell & Trump Accounts (Dells respond), […]
House Committee on China: Investment Platform Webull's Connections to CCP Put Americans at Risk
The House Select Committee on China has concluded that digital investment platform Webull maintains "structural ties" to the Chinese government that pose national security risks to the United States financial system, according to findings released Wednesday.
Makers of AI Film 'Gods Don't Give Gifts' Release Trailer, Tease Oscar Nomination Campaign
The makers of the AI-generated film "Gods Don't Give Gifts," set to hit theaters, will be seeking Oscar consideration in animation.







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