1. Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch: El-Sayed is Too Extreme for Michigan
2. John Lott: The CDC Corrects its Post on
Defensive Gun Uses
3. Judd Dunning: The
All-Seeing AI State is Coming - The Constitution is Our Firewall
4. Todd Sheets: Super Intelligence to Reach
Human Potential
5. Kenneth Rapoza: Bipartisan Group in Congress
Pushes to Decouple China Tech from Federal Communications and Data Networks
6. Daniel Greenfield: FrontPageMag Headlines
7. Michele Steeb: Nick Shirley Risks His Own Life
to Expose Open-Air Drug Markets/Homelessness Crisis
El-Sayed is Too Extreme for Michigan
Rabbi Daniel
Schonbuch is embarking on a campaign including
radio, TV, podcasts and social media, throughout October leading up to the
midterms. He is available for interviews now and will be in Michigan at the end
of October for in-person appearances. Rabbi Schonbuch has been a driving force
in NYC over the past year confronting Zohran Mamdani at highly publicized rallies.
And now Fmr. Mayor Giuliani has embraced the Rabbi and this cause... you can
watch the latest podcast HERE. The Rabbi also headed THE major Rally in NYC
November 2, 2025, warning New Yorkers of the dangers of voting for Mamdani. He had
19 major speakers join him on AM970 Salem Radio Network in NYC. [more...]
Rabbi's latest blog: El-Sayed is the Most Dangerous
Politician in America
The CDC Corrects its Post on Defensive Gun Uses
By John Lott, President of the Crime Prevention Research Center
At the request of gun-control activists such as Mark Bryant,
founder of the Gun Violence Archive, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention removed its defensive gun-use data in May 2022. Bryant had
complained that gun-rights advocates frequently cited the estimates to "stop [gun-control] legislation," The Trump
administration restored the post as it originally appeared before the CDC
removed it and has now corrected an error in the original version. This
was the CDC's original post. [more...]
The All-Seeing AI State is Coming
- The Constitution is Our Firewall
By Judd Dunning, Talk Show Host, Newsmax Columnist
If knowledge is power, then near-total knowledge is near-total power.
This
belongs at the center of America's artificial intelligence debate. The greatest
political danger may not be a machine becoming conscious and taking control of
mankind. A more immediate danger comes when immense knowledge is married to
immense government power in a culture already weakened by moral relativism.
Government could learn more about ordinary citizens than any ruler or
intelligence service in history. There are reasons to be bullish on AI. Our
military and doctors should use it. American business should dominate it, and
entrepreneurs should make fortunes building it. Jerry Kaplan calls it one of
the most important inventions in human history while warning that powerful
systems cannot simply police themselves. [more...]
Super Intelligence to Reach Human Potential
By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
Managed properly, as the Trump administration is doing, SI has
the potential to unleash unprecedented advancements in education, science, and
the arts. Imagine a world where underprivileged children have access to
first-rate, customized tutorials and test prep; where the discovery and testing
of new groundbreaking medicines is vastly accelerated and improved; and where a
young Paul McCartney, who doesn't happen to grow up near a young John Lennon,
has the opportunity to bounce musical ideas off of a brilliant collaborator. To
be sure, there will be issues, some significant, that come with the development
and implementation of Super Intelligence. But, as our long history has amply
demonstrated, we have an unmatched ability to overcome any and all challenges
as we strive to reach our human potential. [more...]
Bipartisan Group in Congress Pushes to Decouple China Tech from
Federal Communications and Data Networks
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America
After the recent Trump-Xi meeting, four Members of Congress are
currently pushing a more structural and long-term China-risk-reduction agenda
than the Trump administration is pursuing through the bilateral relationship.
The White House extended its "tariff truce" through January 10, 2027,
created a process for reducing tariffs on roughly $60 billion in non-sensitive
trade, and agreed to continue economic, military and AI discussions. That is a
stabilization strategy on behalf of the Executive Branch. But the Legislative
Branch can be even more hawkish at times. A new bill, announced
Sept. 25 seeks to systematically remove optical transceivers made by Chinese
companies from federal communications and data networks. [more...]
FrontPageMag Headlines
By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center
- Mamdani Funds
Islamic Group to Fund Antisemitism Which Moves the Money Back to Fund Him
- Fort Hood Muslim
Terrorist Approved for Execution
- Biden Admin
Prosecutor Tracked Calls to Trump Lawyers
- Obama Judge
Legalizes Child Porn
Nick Shirley Risks His Own Life to Expose Open-Air Drug
Markets/Homelessness Crisis
By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert
America was promised that Housing First would end homelessness
in a decade. Instead: Permanent housing beds: +151% Homelessness: +35% Chronic
homelessness: +81% More housing. More spending. More homelessness. So how could
the system claim success? Nick Shirley is exposing open-air drug markets
and America's homelessness crisis on full display across four American cities.
Thanks to @nickshirleyy
for continuing to expose a reality we should no longer ignore.
HUD's Homelessness Reforms Put Human Lives Ahead of Housing Bureaucracy
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