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Socialist Surge in Albany: Zohran Mamdani’s Victory Sparks Fears of Radical Overhaul

Eugene Barnes, November 5, 2025

By Betsy McCaughey Wednesday, 05 November 2025 03:06 PM EST Zohran Mamdani’s Tuesday win should send tremors far beyond New York City. A Mamdani victory will ignite wholesale legislative attacks on property owners, charter schools, law enforcement and businesses across New York state. From Buffalo to Amagansett, nothing will be…

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Campaign Against Daylight Saving Time Gains Momentum

Sentinel Update, November 4, 2025

By Michael Reagan and Michael R. Shannon Tuesday, 04 November 2025 07:12 AM EST Some Republican members of Congress have been promoting videos on X (formerly Twitter) advocating for permanent Daylight Savings Time, a proposal critics dismiss as misguided and trivial. The authors argue that such efforts are akin to…

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Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Under Fire: A Eulogy Turned Into a Platform for Hate

Stella Green, November 4, 2025

By Duvi Honig Tuesday, 04 November 2025 10:39 AM EST Freedom of Speech Is Not Freedom from Moral Responsibility Charlie Kirk’s passing is a loss for many. Regardless of one’s politics, Charlie Kirk was a man who built bridges for young conservatives, gave voice to a generation seeking meaning and…

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Socialist Candidate Zohran Mamdani Gains Momentum in New York Mayoral Race

Eugene Barnes, November 3, 2025

Zohran Mamdani, a self-proclaimed socialist and rising star of the far left, is leading the race to become mayor of America’s largest city. Recent polling shows he is ahead of his nearest competitor by double digits. His campaign reflects decades of unchecked radicalism in higher education, according to critics. Mamdani’s…

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Political Polarization in America: A Call for Truth Over Compassion

Stella Green, November 3, 2025

By Laura Hollis For two decades, the University of Notre Dame has hosted a yearlong dialogue on a central theme, featuring speakers and public events exploring its implications. This year’s focus is “Cultivating Hope,” which included a recent Q&A session between Cardinal Robert McElroy, archbishop of the Archdiocese of Washington,…

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Biden’s Decline and the Cover-Up: A Deep Dive into the White House Scandal

Stella Green, November 3, 2025

WASHINGTON — What did former President Joe Biden not know, and when did his staff know it? This question will haunt the former president and his inner circle for years as tell-all books and reports from Hill Republicans reveal the story of Biden’s mental decline, which a tight-knit group of…

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Des Moines School Scandal Exposes Deepening Crisis in Urban Education Leadership

Eugene Barnes, November 3, 2025

By Mark Schulte One month ago, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Ian Andre Roberts, a “criminal illegal alien” from Guyana, who was serving since July 2023 as the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools (DMPS). In May 2024, a federal immigration judge issued a final deportation order for…

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New York Mayoral Race: A Crucial Test for Capitalism Amid Socialist Proposals

Eugene Barnes, November 3, 2025

By Larry Bell Monday, 03 November 2025 03:03 PM EST The outcome of Tuesday’s New York mayoral race will serve as a defining moment, either halting or accelerating the erosion of America’s economic and social foundations under Marxist ideology. This contest extends beyond local politics, symbolizing a broader national struggle…

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Sanctuary Cities and Federal Law: A Constitutional Crisis

Stella Green, November 3, 2025

By Scott Powell Monday, 03 November 2025 12:47 PM EST The mainstream media and deep state would lead us to believe the American people are more divided than in prior trying times such as during the Civil War or the divisive civil rights/anti-Vietnam War period of the late 1960s and…

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Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship Faces Legal Challenge

Eugene Barnes, November 3, 2025

By Michael Dorstewitz Monday, 03 November 2025 12:06 PM EST One of the first actions President Trump took at the start of his second term was to sign an executive order ending birthright citizenship — the principle that a woman crossing the border into the United States could give birth…

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