The Ahmadinejad File: Secret Budapest Meetings, Airstrike Extractions, and the Mossad Plan That Ended in IRGC House Arrest

Power is the great aphrodisiac.” — Henry Kissinger The alleged cultivation of former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad by Israel’s intelligence services, as reported in a massive New York Times investigation on July 13, 2026, reads less like a standard dispatch from the Middle East and more like the frantic final

Fergie Chambers Financed the Activists.

James "Fergie" Chambers openly bankrolled bail funds and Palestine Action U.S. The reported money-laundering and material-support case against him rests, so far, on a sealed indictment no public filing confirms. That gap is the story.

New York Built a Tax Base That Cannot Survive Its Own Politics

New York’s share of America’s millionaire households fell from 12.7% to 8.7% between 2010 and 2022. CBC estimates that holding its 2010 share would have generated roughly $13B more in combined city and state income-tax revenue in 2022. This is the tax-base trap.

Iran Put “Kill Trump” on Parade. The Threat Has Been Building for Two Years

Two years after an assassin’s bullet grazed Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, Iran’s ruling system has turned threats against him into a public ritual.

City to Move 110 Unvetted Men Into Sheepshead Bay Motel Shelter

One word of truth shall outweigh the whole world.” — Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, There is a building at 3218 Emmons Avenue in Sheepshead Bay where fifty-five families with children currently sleep. The parents work. The kids go to school down the block. Some of them go to church on Sunday. They

Unfiltered Reality: Best Clips of the Week July 5 to 12, 2026

This week, the mayor's Office for International Affairs got caught running its own foreign policy, the prime minister of Israel called the mayor's position absurd on American television, and City Hall reportedly leaned on ABC over one adjective. The clips below show the same machinery as

Hussam Abu Safiya Pediatrician by Day, Hamas always...

Now, with AOC, the UN and Amnesty The campaign to free Hussam Abu Safiya reached the United States Congress this month. It did so without addressing what the record shows about the man it champions. Israel must release pediatrician Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held without charge for

The Khanman Cometh: Ro Khanna's Judean Conquest, Now Streaming

Rohit "The Content" Khanna and the Conquest of Judea

The Man Who Vetted Graham Platner Couldn't Pass His Own Vetting

Daniel Moraff, the Toys "R" Us heir who found Graham Platner and skipped his vetting, was barred from Rep. Summer Lee's 2022 campaign after three sexual misconduct complaints. Pittsburgh knew for four years. Maine found out too late.

DSA Communists Did the Paperwork

The DSA's adopted platform calls for abolishing the Senate and subordinating the presidency and courts to Congress. Stu Smith read it and reported it weeks before the press noticed. The document was never hidden. Nobody looked.

The State Department Had to Stop a Mamdani Official From Meeting Iran's Ambassador

Ana María Archila, Mamdani's Commissioner for International Affairs, scheduled a meeting with Iran's UN ambassador. The State Department killed it. Now the mayor says he never knew, GOP Council members are demanding answers, and the office says Tehran asked first.

The Queens firebombings and the price of progressive experiments

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” — Edmund Burke In the working-class enclaves of western Queens, where the American dream is still forged in Spanish, Creole, and Hindi, the line between refuge and ruin has worn paper-thin. Just after