1. Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch: Mamdani is Lying, Misuses Religion as New Yorkers Freeze to Death
2. Kenneth Rapoza: Canada Has Joined Opposition to
U.S.
3. Michele Steeb: The Homeless Epidemic Takes a
Tragic Turn
4. Todd Sheets: Who is Fed Chair Kevin Warsh?
5. Daniel Greenfield: China's Democrat Minority Leader
in Texas Calls for Race War
6. James Hirsen: New England Quarterback Drake
Maye a Winner Nonetheless
7. Josh Hammer: Is This the End of Transgender
Hysteria?
Mamdani is Lying, Misuses Religion as New Yorkers Freeze to
Death
New Yorkers are freezing on the streets, and the truth is being
buried beneath rhetoric, excuses, and moral posturing. As temperatures drop and
basic city services collapse, Zohran
Mamdani continues to mislead the public, using religion not to solve
problems, but to evade responsibility. This city is failing at the most basic
level. Homeless New Yorkers are sleeping in deadly cold. Cars are still buried
ten days later. Garbage sits uncollected, ripped open by rats that now roam
freely in daylight. And amid this civic decay, men and women sleep on frozen
sidewalks in life-threatening temperatures. This is mismanagement by Mamdani
and his supporters. And yet, instead of confronting these failures, Mamdani
pivots to sermons. He now quotes the Bible and the Quran to defend a borderless
ideology and sanctuary city policies that New York simply cannot afford. Faith
is invoked not to mobilize solutions, but to shield failed governance from
accountability. Criticism is reframed as moral intolerance. Results are
dismissed in favor of rhetoric. That is not leadership. It is a misuse of
religion. [more...]
Canada Has Joined Opposition to U.S.
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America
Unlike Mexico, Canada has been moving away from the United
States since 2017, with recent realignments serving as counters to Trump. Prime
Minister Mark Carney's speech at Davos explains it all, even though
he refused to name the target of his angst, which is us. Carney's speech
about the "middle powers" at the World Economic Forum recently
was simple: stop pretending there is a liberal international order that works.
It was always international lawfare led by the most powerful Western nations,
he said. We were all bullies imposing the will of the globalist liberal order
upon the plebs of the developing world. Do as we say or face the consequences.
He put a new spin on it, aimed at the Europeans primarily. Less powerful
countries in that old order are "facing the consequences." [more...]
The Homeless Epidemic Takes a Tragic Turn
By Michele Steeb, Discovery Institute's Fix Homelessness Initiative
We're watching in horror as policy changes in New York City
recently caused the deaths of 18 homeless people who froze to death. Across
America's streets, the homeless epidemic is claiming lives,
fracturing families, and eroding public safety. Often deeply intertwined with
mental illness and addiction, it has become a humanitarian crisis that traps
vulnerable individuals in cycles of dependence and despair while destabilizing
the communities around them. This crisis has been worsened by policies that
elevate the notion of "freedom" over timely, life-saving
intervention. Recent events make the consequences of that choice unmistakably
clear. When public policy relies on voluntary compliance alone, this version of
"freedom" becomes a slow, preventable death sentence for those least
capable of protecting themselves. The result is a system paralyzed by fear of
intervention, even as untreated illness escalates into violence, loss, and
irreversible harm. [more...]
Who is Fed Chair Kevin Warsh?
By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
This week, President Trump chose Kevin Warsh to
become the next Chairman of the Federal Reserve - the most prestigious economic
position in the world. It was an inspired choice. Warsh has
long been known as an inflation hawk who understands that controlling the
growth of the money supply is the only way to achieve sustainably low interest
rates. As his resignation from the Fed amply demonstrates, he also understands
that excess money creation only distorts markets, which inevitably leads to
problems that are far worse than those such policies were intended to rectify.
Warsh has called for drastically reducing the bloated balance sheet that
resulted from Bernanke's policies and for ending the increased regulatory
responsibilities bestowed upon the Fed after the Financial Crisis. As I noted
in 2008: What Really Happened, it is now
clear that the Fed bears (or shares) primary responsibility for the three
greatest periods of economic dysfunction in the past century: the Great
Depression of the 1930s, the Great Stagflation of the 1970s, and the housing
bubble and Great Financial Crisis of the 2000s. Nevertheless, its power over
the economy has only grown and expanded over time. [more...]
China's Democrat Minority Leader in Texas Calls for Race War
By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center
"We have the ability to take over this country."
"I always tell people the day Latinos, African-American,
Asian and other communities realize that they share the same oppressor is the
day we start winning. Because we are the majority in this country. We have the
ability to take over this country," State Rep. 'Gene' Yuanzhi Wu, who
serves as the Texas Democrat House Minority Leader, recently declared. Who is
oppressing Wu? The Chinese immigrant came here from Guangzhou, graduated from
law school and became one of the top officials in the state. Good luck to any
American who wants to move to China, become a lawyer and run for public office.
And if a non-Chinese immigrant were to suggest that minorities in China should
ally together against their Chinese oppressors and take over, his organs would
be for sale on Temu in 15 minutes or less. [more...]
New England Quarterback Drake Maye a Winner Nonetheless
By James Hirsen, NY Times Bestselling Author, International Business Attorney, News Analyst & Cultural Commentator
The New England Patriots may not have won 2026's Super Bowl LX,
but the team's quarterback Drake Maye is a winner off the field for comments
that he recently made on marriage and family. At a time when too many
professional athletes are making headlines with negative commentary, Maye
stepped up and shared something positive. Maye's personal story stands as a
powerful counter-narrative to a sub-group of the culture that all too often
glorifies excessive self-gratification, serial dating, and superficial
interaction as rites of passage. [more...]
Is This the End of Transgender Hysteria?
By Josh Hammer
Medical fad meets legal reality.
During the 2020 presidential race, then-candidate Joe Biden
tweeted, "Transgender equality is the civil rights issue of our time."
Later, Biden followed up by stating, "Transgender people are some of the
bravest Americans I know." That same year, the transgender fad achieved
unprecedented reach among impressionable youngsters: While Gallup reported that
(an already-high) 7% of all Americans identified as LGBTQ, that number soared
to 20% of all Gen Z - and as high as 38% on some elite Ivy League campuses. But
the social craze began to face setbacks. [more...]
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