DYSPEPSIA GENERATION

CNN Accuses Trump of Fueling Conspiracy Theories About Election Polls In marked contrast to CNN’s ‘conspiracy theories’ about Trump…?

Scarborough Accuses RFK Jr. of ‘Lurching to Bigotry,’ ‘Disgracing’ His ‘Extraordinary’ Dad

Smile More? USA Today Champions Kaitlan Collins and the Brave Anti-Trump Women of CNN

Gaffes and Men’s Bodies: Analysis of Trump’s Speeches at Age 80 (New York Times)

The corruption election: Democrats link Trump’s wealth to voters’ economic pain (Cat Zakrzewski/Washington Post)  I guess nobody is interested in how socialists like Bernier and Fauxcohantas got so rich.

‘Screwed Up’: Latino Voters In Texas’ Rio Grande Valley Regret Backing Trump In 2024 (Jennifer Bendery/HuffPost)  Pushing the Narrative ahead of the election.

Baked Alaska — This week, in the latest attempt to gin up outrage before next Tuesday’s election … (Sam Wang/Fixing Bugs In Democracy)

Both parties tried to game Alaska primary field (Matthew Choi/Washington Post)  Look! Squirrel!

Vance road tests 2028 campaign as Trump’s midterm sideshow (Julia Manchester/The Hill)

Trump Says He May Be ‘Mr. Veto’ If Democrats Win Midterms (Bloomberg)  This is news?

Poll: Voters demand change and a check on Trump, fueling a steep Democratic midterm advantage (NBC News)  More fake polls pushing the Narrative before the election.

Trump Has Found the Attorney General of His Dreams (David French/New York Times)  David French surrenders to his Inner TDS.

Why a MAHA mom who loves RFK Jr. is backing Democrats who don’t (Politico)  Took them long enough to find one….

What a Decade of Pizzagate Has Done to America (Anna Merlan/New York Times)  Don’t call them ‘conspiracy theories’—call them ‘spoiler alerts’.

The U.S. Is Bullying Europe Like Never Before (Anne Applebaum/The Atlantic)  Anne Applebaum jerks some tears.

NPR Reveals Democrat Scheme To Rig AIs Into Deceiving Voters

Not the Bee.

More inspiring behavior from the ‘black community’.

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Police in Dallas say four people are dead and 15 are injured following separate shootings in a Dallas neighborhood.

Police Chief Daniel Comeaux said police are still trying to determine if the shootings in the Deep Ellum neighborhood were related. It was among several violent incidents nationwide on Halloween weekend.

Comeaux said three separate shootings occurred and it wasn’t immediately known why they started. He added that some arrests were made but he didn’t specify how many or what charges were involved.

“This is a really big scene. It’s spread out,” Comeaux said. “We are interviewing some individuals right now that we have arrested, still trying to figure out exactly how it ties into all the shootings out here.”

Deep Ellum is the Greenwich Village of Dallas. Because of the large ration of wounded per dead, I predict that the perps will be discovered to be Children of Color. Dallas is, of course, a Blue pustule in Red Texas.

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This is an interesting potential shift in energy position for the European Union. There has been zero investment by the EU nations in oil refining capacity. Simultaneously, Europe is now realizing they need diesel and jet fuel.

Gee, I gess we need those fossil fuels for a bit longer yet….

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It was in the mall’s dining area, adorned with the Somali, Palestinian and American flags flying at the same height, that Omar dined among friends in the Somali community for lunch on Friday. State Attorney General Keith Ellison was also present. The ceiling of the food vendor area is painted light blue and emblazoned with a white star resembling the Somali flag.

Not the Bee.

Election season is upon us, so the news media wants you to know that there’s nothing to worry about, no one is stealing the election, and it’s perfectly normal to take days or weeks to call the results.

Nothing suspicious happening here.

Happy Birthday to My Brother the Socialist.

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Crossings from northern France restarted this week after the longest pause of the year, and the first footage to come out of them shows a man wading toward a packed dinghy off Hardelot with a knife raised, shouting “I will kill you.” Press Association video shows him in waist-deep water as a man aboard the boat tries to hit him, with French rescue boats hovering a short distance away, according to the PA’s report.

The man drew his arm back and the knife went into the sea behind him. The PA’s updated report says he then climbed aboard and the dinghy left; its first version said he did not appear to board. He has not been identified, and we could find no word from French or British authorities on whether he was stopped, arrested or reached England. Downing Street said it was not aware of the specific dinghy and that “we are not complacent.”

Note that the ‘French rescue boats’ are doing nothing to stop the invasion of Britain by illegal migrants.

Ordinarily this would be considered an act of war, but it’s obvious that the British government is in on the act.

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Raymond Christian Garcia and Isiah Angelo Garcia, both of Waller, Texas, were sentenced Thursday to at least 15 years in prison each for holding a Minnesota family at gunpoint for more than nine hours to force the transfer of more than $8 million in cryptocurrency, the Justice Department said. Raymond received 180 months and Isiah 186.

Think of how peaceful life would be in America if People of Color had been sent back to Africa when we had the chance.

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Philadelphia has once again been named the poorest major city in the United States, reclaiming an unwanted title after briefly losing last year.

A whopping 20.4% of Philadelphia residents lived below the poverty line in 2025, according to newly released U.S. Census Bureau data, marking the city’s first increase in poverty since 2011.

The figures, first reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer, put Philadelphia ahead of Houston and New York City, which both recorded poverty rates of 17.7%.

The reversal comes after Philadelphia briefly surrendered its unwanted title to Houston in 2024, when its poverty rate dropped to 19.7%, its lowest level since at least 1979.

Houston, one of the Blue pustules on the rosy Red cheek of Texas. Even in Red states, metro areas are run by Blue morons.

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Sometimes you need to wear a costume to get what you want.

Today, this lesson forms the basis of the Democrats’ general election strategy.

In their primaries, many successful Democrat candidates won by appealing to their party’s extreme, America-loathing, socialist wing. It was an authentic approach, for they were making a legitimate appeal to like-minded left-wing extremists. Being and articulating exactly who they are, these radical candidates received what they sought from their fellow travelers – the Democrat Party’s nomination.

Yet, while a necessary step, the nomination was not the ultimate destination. Thus, on the cusp of the general election, these far-left, extremist Democrats in competitive seats resembled the gaggle of restless youths from that Halloween back in the 1970s.

Were these Democrats to wage general election campaigns by remaining true to their radical selves, some citizens may well begrudgingly admire their gumption for admitting they are “21st-century Bolsheviks” and, in some socialist circles, reward them with a vote or two. But the bulk of voters would find these radical Democrats unpalatable. As a result, these extremists would not get the treat they sought – namely, enough votes to win the general election.

Their cynical solution? The Democrats’ “all trick, no treat” political strategy.

The Foundry.

As Americans see chaos and rioting on the streets of Paris, we are not immune to that happening on streets across America.

For decades, France has provided “free” health care, paid family leave, free childcare, free preschool, generous unemployment and housing benefits, and heavily subsidized higher education. This has bred a culture of entitlement and an insatiable desire for the government to do more, while many demand to work less—if at all.

As the government subsidizes these sectors, the price of goods and services rises. More housing aid and blocked building permits cause rents to rise, which precipitates a demand for the government to impose rent control. That diminishes housing supply and the spiral continues. Education subsidies prompt universities to raise tuition; students then take to the streets to protest the “injustice” of unaffordable housing, education, and other services.

France has one of the world’s highest tax burdens, yet they have an enormous public debt. The International Monetary Fund estimates that France’s gross domestic product in 2026 will be a mere 0.4%, compared to 2.3% in the United States.

What France is doing is unsustainable, and if Americans elect candidates who embrace that kind of socialist agenda, it won’t be long before we reap the whirlwind.

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The 2024 Democratic Party Platform celebrated this party’s transgender agenda. Former President Joe Biden, it said, “reversed [President Donald] Trump’s un-American ban on transgender servicemembers,” “has protected transgender Americans’ access to health care and coverage, including medically necessary gender-affirming care,” and “is fighting book bans that censor LGBTQI+ content.”

It also celebrated the Democratic Party’s commitment to killing unborn children—or what they call “reproductive rights”—and forcing American taxpayers to pay for the killing of those children.

“Democrats are fighting back to restore reproductive freedom for every woman in every state,” said their platform.

“We will repeal the Hyde Amendment,” it said.

The Hyde Amendment was initially enacted into law in 1976 and has been renewed every year since then; it marked its 50th anniversary in September. It prohibits federal funding of abortions. If Democrats were to succeed in repealing the Hyde Amendment, every American who pays taxes would be forced to pay for the deliberate killing of innocent human beings.

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America has walked out of the UN climate racket. The rest of the world hasn’t gotten the message.

Next month, some 100,000 politicians, bureaucrats, functionaries, activists and other grifters will descend on Antalya, Turkey (COP folks prefer Türkiye) for COP31, the UN’s annual climate Conference of the Parties. They will fly in, talk endlessly, and enjoy the best hotels, food, beverages, and hospitality Recep Tayyip Erdo?an can offer. Then they’ll fly home having plotted how to pry trillions more out of whatever wealthy nations are still willing to pay.

Even now, after real-world scientific, energy, and economic realities have bashed the UN’s fraudulent science, garbage-in/garbage-out climate models, anti-fossil-fuel activism, and renewable energy fantasies, climate crisis assertions still dominate news cycles, policy, and spending.

Türkiye will serve as a “bridge” between developed and developing countries. Co-host Australia will push global “clean energy acceleration” — the very policies that are crippling its own citizens’ energy reliability, jobs, economy, and living standards.

Curtis Yarvin (Mencius Moldbug)

When you see clips of masked DHS goons hauling off some equally masked anarchist, you may be tempted to cheer. Don’t. Yes, charges will be filed. No, it will not harm the anarchist—it will make his day, his year, and maybe his life. All the money and power in the world will be at his defense. He will not even need to lift a finger to organize his own lawyers, much less pay them. In the end, as with many of the BLM rioters, he will probably be well compensated, with taxpayer funds, for his trouble. Not to mention all the pussy and/or dick s/he will, as a martyr, be entitled to! For the Islamist, this reward is only in heaven. But for the leftist it comes on earth.

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One: there is no risk of a Republican one-party state, because there is no actual Republican party. It is a label, not a party. To the extent that the Republicans are organized, it is only for election theater. There is not even a remote, nascent equivalent of the venerable and gigantic progressive institutions which have been running our country for a century.

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Two: it is not possible to remove the “Democrat judges,” etc, because there is no label sufficient to the purpose. Every time the Republicans attack a disposable label, I want to grind my teeth to powder and spit them out my nose. This is pure grift.

All that happens if you attack “woke,” “communist,” “politically correct,” etc, is that they stop saying these words. Then they label you as a rube who says these words. In biology, this is called “antigenic escape.” If you want to attack a word, take on a “conserved antigen,” like “progressive.” They have a lot of trouble not saying “progressive”—but they would probably manage.

CBS News, a Voice of the Crust.

Masked rioters smashed storefronts and looted goods late Saturday in Frankfurt, Germany amid a protest against the rising cost of living.

The largely peaceful demonstrations were led by a youth initiative called “Gen Z regelt” – roughly translated to “Gen Z’s got this” – rallied in more than 30 cities “for education, health, climate protection and an affordable life,” and against any return of military conscription. Organizers said that tens of thousands participated in the protests across the country, but official figures weren’t immediately available.

Tensions peaked in the evening as some groups of protesters refused to disperse, sparking clashes and violence in major cities including Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg.

Socialism + Unrestricted Immigration = Riots and Crime. You’d think they’d be able to connect the dots.

ATQUE: Looting And Chaos Erupt In Germany As Europe Slides Deeper Into Crisis

ATQUE: A Third Weekend of Protests in France as Youth-led Rallies Sweep Europe

ScienceAlert.

Actually, the next of these ice ages may have already begun about 2,000 years ago, only to be cut short by human-driven climate change, a new study published in the journal Science suggests.

“It was just getting started, everything was normal, the next glaciation was about to happen – and yet it stopped,” says Nicolás Young, a geochemist at Columbia University and the study’s first author.

As Trump fans the flames of a world on fire, can diplomacy take back control? (The Guardian).

Judge Launches Investigation Into Trump DOJ Attorneys in Explosive Golf Course Hearing (Brett Meiselas/MeidasTouch)

Musk Says Gates Funding His Attackers As Democrats Ready Post-Midterm Witch Hunt

Jamie Raskin Is Not Afraid to Impeach Trump Again (David Remnick/New Yorker)

Will the Progressive Insurgency in NY-17 Oust MAGA Loyalist Mike Lawler? (Joan Walsh/The Nation)  MAGA is the New Nigger.

Inside Trump’s Dark Plot to Keep Senate in GOP Hands Even If Dems Win (Greg Sargent/New Republic)  Greg Sargent loses his shit.

Locked in close Senate race, Iowa Republican pledges to be a thorn in Trump’s side (Theodoric Meyer/Washington Post)

Elon Musk Made Off With $16 Billion of Taxpayer Money (Timothy Noah/New Republic)

Judge orders Trump administration to stop threatening election officials with criminal charges (Gary Grumbach/NBC News)

The New York Times invents a Democratic scandal while ignoring a new Trump rape allegation (Jamison Foser/Finding Gravity)

As Midterms Near, Top Law Firms That Capitulated to Trump Are on the Sidelines (New York Times)

Led by Trump, Republicans Close Midterms With Ugly Personal Attacks (New York Times)

How Trump Is Dismantling America’s Scientific Research Machine (New York Times) Because, as we all know, scientific research is TOTALLY the responsibility of the Federal government—and the Federal taxpayer.

Capehart Thinks Trump Is ‘Why We’re Even Talking About Alaska’  I’m sure they would rather nobody were talking about Alaska.

D.C. and Virginia sue to block Trump’s proposed triumphal arch (Washington Post)

Libs decorate for Halloween by hanging Donald Trump and Elon Musk effigies from porch and that’s not the worst part

In a New Jersey House race, Trump is putting a centuries-old family legacy at risk (Politico)

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Not the Bee.

A Canadian school bus driver using only the initials L.Z. is suing St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Elementary School in Woodbridge, Ontario, and Landmark Bus Lines over his firing.

He was fired from his job as a bus driver because he dressed as a sexy school girl and posted a sign in the window, labeling the school bus “Lolita’s Line,” a reference to Vladimir Nabokov‘s book sexualizing a 12-year-old girl.

(The “Lolita Express” was also the nickname of Jeffrey Epstein’s jet.)

Parents confronted the bus driver outside the school back in 2025 and contacted the school to make sure their kids were safe.

It being Canada, he’ll probably win, too.

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October 14 wasn’t the first time Carolyn Marvin put herself in front of an autonomous delivery robot. It had become, since the wheeled little food vessels were unleashed upon certain parts of Philadelphia, a habit for the 78-year-old: standing in front of one of the robots when she encountered it rolling on the sidewalk, delaying it for a few minutes from delivering its precious lunchtime cargo.

But it was the first time that Marvin, a retired University of Pennsylvania communications professor, was arrested for doing it — in a case that she says raises profound questions about public space and the legal protections extended to robots in our increasingly tech-dominated world.

“I was under the impression that I had more rights than the robot did,” Marvin said, laughing.

Okay, Karen.

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What began in late September as student blockades of overcrowded, understaffed high schools in the Paris suburbs exploded on October 17 and 18 into some of the worst violence France has seen in decades. More than half a million people marched against rising living costs and failing public services. Rioters, many carrying Palestinian flags, torched cars and a town hall, damaged or looted at least 3,000 businesses, and injured about 1,000 police officers, gendarmes and firefighters, according to the interior ministry. Nearly 2,400 people were arrested, and the government imposed curfews in parts of Paris and other cities. Similar protests spread to Belgium and Italy.

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This isn’t your grandfather’s socialism, featuring factory workers waving red flags and professors droning on about dialectical materialism. The new socialists are young, college-educated, and racially diverse. They talk about intersectionality, pronouns, and microaggressions. They may not think the USSR was on the right side of history, but they’re sure America’s on the wrong side of it.

Curtis Yarvin (Mencius Moldbug).

A self-driving computer is a computer which writes all its own apps. Every app is an agent which develops itself.

Sure you can download other peoples’ code. You can drive your own self-driving car. You don’t have to, though.

Like with agents now, if you know what you want your computer to do, just tell it what to do. But unlike with agents now, a self-driving computer doesn’t just do things. It makes tools that do things, then uses these tools. As you use your private computer, it becomes your universal tool.

If you ask for a task in the chat, the computer will do it. It may have to build a new tool. Next time, you can ask again. Or you can use the UI. You’re a customer base of one. Your computer has every feature you want and none you don’t. For the first time ever, it fits you.

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The US Department of Justice has announced the first arrests in an ongoing investigation launched in April called “Operation Ghostbusters”, and the results are not surprising.

Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald held a press conference this week detailing the discovery of a fraud pipeline exploiting US college loan programs. The underlying fraud relies on “ghost-student” schemes using stolen identities for FAFSA/aid, and has been ongoing since at least 2021.

The investigation that grew into Operation Ghostbusters was opened by the FBI’s Richmond Field Office after a referral from the Department of Education’s Office of Inspector General. According to the Justice Department, criminal actors allegedly stole or used personal information of U.S. citizens (often people who had never attended college) to create fraudulent FAFSA accounts.

The scammers enroll “ghost students” at colleges and universities as fake enrollees, often through online programs. Then, they apply for federal grants and loans and divert the aid to controlled bank accounts.

Five suspects have been arrested in a fraud that has operated since at least 2021. The DOJ has flagged roughly 830,840 potentially fake FSA IDs so far, though it is not yet clear how many such accounts are active vehicles for theft. The FBI is pursuing more than 40 open cases in 2026.

Newsbusters.

On Friday, all of the evening broadcast networks previewed the upcoming midterm election by fretting over changes to President Trump’s rally schedule as election day neared. While CBS and NBC continued to put focus on the backlash controversy of the Decoy Dan Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race, ABC avoided the topic and instead pushed Democratic hopes for candidate Adam Hamilton to win Kansas’s Senate election.

ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir led off by worrying about “abruptly canceled rallies in Kansas” that were then “suddenly back on.” Reporter and co-anchor of ABC’s This Week,Jonathan Karl began his report by saying Trump was “bristling” at a reporter when asked about the rally schedule changes yesterday.

Karl turned the rally-scheduled talk into a promotion of Hamilton in the Kansas race.

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The Department of Justice is investigating CCTV video from Lewiston City Hall that appears to show dozens of instances of NGO workers — operating as “interpreters” — coaching illiterate Somalis on how to vote and even filling out ballots for them.

The shocking footage was obtained by The Maine Wire under the Freedom of Access Act and shows left-wing NGOs running an industrial-scale ballot stuffing scheme, using non-English-speaking migrants to obtain ballots and then instructing them on how to vote a party line ticket for Democrats.

“We review all evidence concerning complaints of voter intimidation and election interference, including the video from Lewiston’s early voting at City Hall,” U.S. Attorney for Maine Andrew Benson told The Robinson Report.

ATQUE: Maine Voting Videos Draw DOJ Scrutiny

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Nearly half of Seattle businesses surveyed by the Downtown Seattle Association and Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce have seriously considered moving operations, jobs, or investment out of the city, putting pressure on socialist Mayor Katie Wilson in her first year in office.

The new findings show Wilson and her socialist comrades are failing to close the deficit and address persistent public-safety problems. On top of that, prioritizing left-wing policies has been an absolute disaster for businesses, as conditions are deteriorating and mounting concerns over public safety, high taxes, homelessness, regulatory barriers, and affordability have crushed confidence.

Newsbusters.

MS NOW once again warned viewers about Trump’s efforts to manipulate elections. During Wednesday’s The Weeknight, the panel’s discussion of alleged Republican election “cheating” left out some significant history from the Democratic Party’s own redistricting battles.

Co-host Luke Russert claimed Republicans were moving toward “malfeasance” because they were “getting clobbered at the polls.”

Followed with a profanity-laced dismissal of President Donald Trump, co-host Michael Steele called out how Americans “cannot be disenchanted from the act that we are called upon by the Constitution in this moment to do,” “despite whatever hiccup or roadblock or BS Donald Trump wants to put in front of us…”

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A federal judge faces a judicial misconduct investigation after repeatedly making racially charged remarks toward a lawyer, accusing him of “White mediocrity” and “White privilege” in a contentious court hearing, Bloomberg Law reported.

U.S. District Judge Ada Brown of Dallas has had her cases temporarily reassigned and was ordered to undergo a psychiatric examination following a judicial misconduct complaint filed by attorney Ezra Young.

The complaint centers on an April 24 hearing involving Young, who represents a Black female law professor suing Southern Methodist University after she was denied tenure there.

“I think what’s happening here, quite candidly, is you are very intimidated for some reason, Mr. Young, with Black excellence, in light of your White mediocrity. Yeah. Right?” Brown said, according to a transcript reviewed by Bloomberg Law.

“You should write that down. I mean, you — I’m — you look like a White man, right?” Brown continued.

“I’m not White, Your Honor,” Young responded, explaining that he is Latino.

Brown, who is Black and has Native American ancestry, nevertheless described Young as “White-presenting” and accused him of benefiting from “White privilege,” according to the transcript.

Anti-white racism on the hoof.

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A top Washington state official said on Oct. 29 that the state has no way to confirm whether people are U.S. citizens when registering them to vote.

“We don’t have a system that can identify whether someone is an actual noncitizen,” Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said during a press conference in King County.

Hobbs also said that “it’s not unusual for noncitizens to actually be on voter rolls” and that “we never said that there are none on there.”

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Before 7 October 2023, the English-language Wikipedia article on Zionism opened by describing a movement that emerged to “espouse support for the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people in Palestine.” Since then, the opening has been reworded to say that this homeland was to be established “through colonization,” immediately followed by a new sweeping claim: “Zionists wanted to create a Jewish state in Palestine with as much land, as many Jews, and as few Palestinian Arabs as possible.” The sentence is backed by an unusually large bundle of 17 citations, drawn from historians including Benny Morris, Rashid Khalidi, Avi Shlaim and Ilan Pappé, and to the casual reader it looks like the settled verdict of scholarship. It is not. The editor who introduced it in August 2024 has since been banned from the entire Palestine-Israel topic area for non-neutral editing. Yet the sentence survives, and for a year Wikipedia formally barred its editors from even discussing whether to remove it.

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Last Monday night there was a little kerfuffle near the German city of Hanover that involved gunshots and running over people with a BMW — just a routine evening in Modern Multicultural Germany. The mainstream media eschewed any mention of cultural enrichment — see, for example, this dpa story via Yahoo News, which only refers to a conflict between “extended families”. Occasionally such battles are described as being between “clans”, but that word, unfortunately, has gradually become synonymous with “Arabs”. So “extended families” will have to do.

New York Post.

ATQUE: Ilhan Omar’s Ex-Husband And Alleged Brother Describes Himself As ‘Gay Man’ While Frey Aide Says Allegations ‘Almost Certainly True’

The Guardian, a Voice of the Crust.

The New York City police department (NYPD) received a report on Thursday morning about a shooting near Crotona Park in the Bronx, a police spokesperson said on Friday. At about 9.24am, responding officers found Javits Frimpong, 15, with a gunshot wound to his stomach.

Javits was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police have not made any arrests and an investigation is ongoing as authorities search for three teenage boys in connection to the shooting.

Surveillance footage reportedly captured Javits running, as a person wearing all black trailed behind. Another angle of video footage appeared to show masked individuals in dark clothing fleeing the site of the shooting.

Stay away from New York City.

ATQUE: One dead, 6 injured in shooting inside Spirit Halloween store filled with last-minute shoppers at mall (New York Post)

Newsweek, a Voice of the Crust.

A nearly unprecedented number of Americans have voluntarily renounced their citizenship or relinquished their U.S. residency status since the start of the year.

A total of 4,574 names appeared on the Federal Register’s U.S. expatriation list over the first three quarters of the year, representing individuals whose loss of U.S. citizenship or long-term permanent resident status was reported to the Treasury Department. The latest quarterly update, issued on Thursday, shows that 1,331 names appeared on the register between July and September alone, although the number was down from 1,462 between January and March and 1,781 between April and June.

Despite this modest quarterly dip, it is clear when comparing these numbers to previous years that 2026 has seen an unusually high number of Americans renounce U.S. citizenship or give up their permanent residency.

Go Where You’re Treated Best.

ScienceAlert.

If, of course, that’s what you want to do.

ScienceDaily.

Scientists have created a miniature universe in the laboratory that could help answer one of the biggest mysteries in physics: What is time, and where does it come from? Using 24,000 ultracold atoms, a University of Birmingham researcher built an isolated quantum system that repeatedly expands and contracts, mimicking the Big Bang and a possible Big Crunch. Remarkably, the experiment showed that time could emerge from changes happening inside the system, without relying on an external clock.

The Telegraph (UK).

An Oxford University college has been accused of neglecting the welfare of its female students by allowing a male lecturer to teach while wearing large prosthetic breasts.

St Hilda’s College has received complaints about Matt Rattley, a lecturer in biochemistry, but has cited the need to “protect and promote freedom of expression”.

Bearded Mr Rattley often posts pictures of himself at work on social media, wearing low-cut tops, red lipstick and nail varnish.

Not the Bee.

That’s not a typo. That’s not fake news. 2.2 million immigrants let in under President Biden are now eligible for deportation.

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Today, the top Trump administration officials announced new anti-fraud investigative results and ongoing measures to locate and identify more. The announcement comes from Minnesota as the White House steps up its crackdown on fraud involving federal assistance and healthcare programs.

The Foundry.

The most obnoxious lie that erupts routinely in the “independent media” is that President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice is weaponized in a way that no Democrat has ever contemplated. It’s like they all observed everything that the Biden Justice Department did to put Trump and his allies in jail and considered it to be the most nonpartisan thing imaginable.

Team Biden going after the opposing party is nonpartisan? This is the thoroughly partisan prism the leftist media use to distort our politics. Democracy is healthy when Democrats win. Autocracy is descending when Democrats lose.

See the latest claims of The New York Times editorial board: Trump “has dismantled the Justice Department’s legacy as an impartial enforcer of federal law, turning it into an instrument of retribution against his adversaries while canceling investigations into his allies.” Team Biden’s lawfare against Trump and prosecution of over 1,500 people over the Jan. 6 riot were implausibly presented in this argument as “impartial enforcement,” not former President Joe Biden’s “retribution.”

You could see this reflexive reasoning in the analysis of the Trump Justice Department announcing it would be investigating the election in Alaska over the prank candidacy of “Daniel J. Sullivan,” put on the ballot to ruin the reelection chances of Sen. Daniel S. Sullivan.

Judge blocks Trump administration’s Medicaid rule forcing sick recipients to prove frailty (Fatima Hussein/Associated Press)

Trump hypes New York Times hack job about Alaska Senate race (Oliver Willis/Daily Kos)

Trump ‘Front Row Joe’ Arrested on Vile Sex Crime Charges (Julia Ornedo/The Daily Beast)

Report: House Dems Plan Bills to Limit Trump’s Powers  Which is just political theater, because it has no chance of passing. But Democrats love to signal that ol’ virtue….

The Midterms May End the Trump Era. Here Are 10 Takeaways. (David Wallace-Wells/New York Times)  Pushing the Narrative ahead of the election.

Democrats Demand Trump Preserve AI Chat Records  They can demand all they want.

Obama’s Great Skewering of Trump (Susan B. Glasser/New Yorker)  A legend in their own minds.

RFK Goes Off On Muslims And The Media Is Outraged

PBS: Trump-Supporting Christians ‘Literally Demonize’ Political Opponents  Perhaps because they are?

Democratic divisions linger in Michigan Senate race. Will frustration with Trump outweigh them? (Associated Press)

GOP lawmakers start contemplating a diminished Donald Trump (Politico)  Pushing the Narrative ahead of the election.

Is This the End for Trump’s Princelings? Or Just the Start? (Noah Shachtman/New York Times)  Bias? What bias?

‘It could be quite a brutal evening:’ GOP braces for some once-unthinkable losses (Meredith Lee Hill/Politico)  Certainly not ‘unthinkable’ by Democrats; that’s all they’ve been thinking about for the last six months.

Corporate America’s Trump trap (Zachary Basu/Axios)

The Elitist Media Are Terrible Guardians of Democracy

Brash architect of Trump’s midterm strategy could become midterm scapegoat (Nancy Cook/Washington Post)

The Case for a Historic Wave (Peggy Noonan/Wall Street Journal)  Peggy turns RINO.

High Inflation Haunts Trump and Republicans on Eve of Election (Tony Romm/New York Times)

How Republicans lost voters’ trust (Lakshya Jain/The Argument)  Pushing the Narrative ahead of the election.

Democrats Are Ready to Run Hegseth ‘Out of Town’ (The Atlantic)  Talk’s cheap, and Democrats are cheaper.

Senator Rips Trump’s ‘Insane’ Plan For Iran Escalation, As Pentagon Transport Planes Land In Israel

Ohio’s Jon Husted, object of Trump’s leering, is just an empty pair of pants (Amanda Marcotte/Salon)  Amanda Marcotrte loses her shit.

The Real Stakes of the Ilhan Omar Case (Rozina Ali/New Yorker)  As usual, all the sympathy is for the enemies of America and the breakers of the laws.

Inside Donald Trump’s Secret Plan To Restart The Iran War After The Election (Brian Beutler/Off Message)  The war was never over, and so can’t be ‘restarted’; and that’s hardly a secret, although the Narrative Media (in which literacy is vanishing) disagree.

The Wild Rise of a Trump-Backed Drone Company (Wall Street Journal)

Pressed on affordability at town hall, JD Vance says all the wrong things (Steve Benen/MS NOW)  From a Democrat standpoint, that  is.

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A Minnesota man convicted of orchestrating a $44 million taxpayer fraud scheme has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison, increasing scrutiny of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar and her connections to individuals involved in the massive Feeding Our Future scandal.

Salim Said, who operated Safari Restaurant in Minneapolis, received the sentence Wednesday after being convicted in March 2025 of exploiting a federally funded child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prosecutors said Said falsely claimed his restaurant distributed 6,000 meals daily, allowing him to collect millions in fraudulent reimbursements; prosecutors put his personal take at about $13 million of the $44 million stolen by Safari and those tied to it.