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Mamdani's Big Apple is now the canary in the socialist coal mine
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's newest appointment, Cea Weaver, to the Office to Protect Tenants, once ranted on the then-known Twitter platform that "homeownership is a weapon of white supremacy." Oh, boy. And the hits just keep on coming.
SharesBiden sleepwalks his way to largest tax-paid pension in presidential history
Joseph R. Biden, due to his political service in several public offices -- senator, vice president, president -- will now draw the largest pension of any U.S. president. Ever. In History. Glory to the taxpayers.
SharesThe 'warmth of collectivism' is a bloody lie
Zohran Mamdani ushered in the new year with a pledge to bring the "warmth of collectivism" to the residents of New York City, for whom he now serves as mayor. The only warmth from collectivism comes from the fires of hell.
SharesColleges should shape up -- because Americans are shipping out
A year-end study from Pew Research Center found that 7 in 10 Americans now say the higher education system in America is rolling along in the wrong direction.
SharesMinnesota Gov. Tim Walz might as well pack it in
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has come out swinging against the findings of an independent journalist that say his state, under his watch, has utterly, completely, devastatingly and most egregiously abused tax dollars, and by logical extension, taxpayers, for the benefit of Somali voters.
SharesIt's December 2025. And Islam is still incompatible with America
Merry Christmas. Happy Hanukkah. But careful: Don't say that too loudly around certain Muslim communities. The radicalized elements of the Islamic faith might get angry and go on a killing spree.
SharesSeats for sale: Campaign costs skyrocket, fueling elites in politics
The price of a political seat has skyrocketed over the years, and according to OpenSecrets.org, the 2026 election cycle now requires candidates to be able to raise several million dollars just to make a run for office. How can the average American compete? So much for equality.
SharesDemocrats lie so much they confuse themselves
As Democrats express horror at the antisemitism that fueled the Bondi Beach massacre in Australia, they simultaneously demand this: more gun control, please. More gun control -- but zero calls for knife control, despite the Reiner stabbings. Democrats never met a bit of logic they couldn't tear asunder.
SharesOn health care, Republicans now sound like Democrats like socialists
America's health care system has never been a totally free market. But it used to be a freer market than what it is now.
SharesMamdani's pick of convict for crime reform is classic Marxist
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani hired a man who served seven years in prison for armed robbery to now work on his transition team -- specifically, to advise him on criminal justice system reform. This is such a Marxist move.
SharesJasmine Crockett: Vote for me -- or I'll kick your butt
Rep. Jasmine Crockett announced in a fundraising email she's running for the U.S. Senate, vowing to "take on Donald Trump, the Texas Republican political machine and all of their shady special interest donors." That's her official line. Her unofficial message is this: Vote for me, or I'll kick your butt.
SharesMamdani should open his mayor's mansion to illegal immigrants
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani put out a video over the weekend advising illegal immigrants how to evade ICE and promising to protect the millions of illegals in the city from deportation. How about now moving them into the mayor's mansion that Mamdani and his family are about to occupy?
SharesAmericans don't care about deaths of drug-running scum buckets
Headlines are alive with news of Pete Hegseth's supposed "war crime" and Adm. Frank "Mitch" Bradley's supposed "illegal order" and double-tap this, double-tap that, and international law and "kill them all, kill them all!" -- yada, yada. It's all very exciting stuff. Too bad nobody really cares.
SharesYoung people will lead America into tyranny if not stopped
Only 15 percent of young adults between the ages of 18 and 29 say they follow news all or most of the time, Pew Research Center reported. Compare that to the 62 percent of those above the age of 65 years old who say the follow news regularly. No wonder youth vote Democrat. They're ignorant.
SharesUltra-processed food the new tobacco? Lawsuits loom
San Francisco filed a lawsuit against 10 food companies for marketing and selling ultra-processed products allegedly known to be harmful to consumers' health and addictive in nature. This is a first-of-its-kind lawsuit. Expect more to come.
SharesMorality key in keeping AI safe
A new survey conducted by Rasmussen and the Heartland Institute has found 41 percent of likely voters between the ages of 18 and 39 years old are A-OK with letting artificial intelligence make policy decisions for American citizens. No need to vote. No need for politicians. Just let AI do all the thinking -- is this how it's going to be in America?
SharesThankful that Democrats aren't in charge
It's Thanksgiving, and what Americans should most be thankful for is that Democrats don't control the White House, the Senate and the House. That's because we can mostly all eat turkey and cranberry sauce in peace.
SharesLeftists and atheists and their bizarre fear of the Ten Commandments
A federal judge just ordered schools in Texas to stop posting copies of the Ten Commandments after hearing from parents of students who had complained the displays were offensive and infringed upon their First Amendment religious freedom rights.
SharesZohran Mamdani deserves middle finger treatment for ICC remarks
Zohran Mamdani, newly elected mayor of New York City, says he will uphold an International Criminal Court warrant and arrest Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes should the prime minister ever set foot in the Big Apple. So no more in-person U.N. headquarters meetings for Bibi?
SharesFood stamp money better spent for business growth
U.S. taxpayers spent nearly $65 billion for eight months' worth of food stamps, according to data compiled by the Pew Research Center. Seems like it'd be cheaper to send that money to businesses so they can expand and go on hiring sprees and all those taking the taxpayer dime can buy their own food.
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