Baltimore State Senator Dalya Attar’s arrest reads like a spy thriller gone wrong—hidden cameras, kompromat, and a family-cop conspiracy.
Dalya Attar Turned Local Office into a Blackmail Machine Read More »
Washington found a way to turn good intentions into an industry. USAID’s aid machine now functions less like a charity and more like a business model built on endless contracts, indirect costs, and moral outsourcing.
USAID’s Black-Box Economics Read More »
Robert Akleh, then Mamdani Canvass Director, describes mobilizing Muslim voters via Mosques and young white Lesbian women.
Mosques and Lesbians: Mamdani’s Campaign Strategy Read More »
James Comey’s fall from FBI saint to federal defendant proves one thing: when the swamp canonizes you, it’s only a matter of time before you drown in the holy water.
James Comey: The Patron Saint of Bureaucratic Self-Love Read More »
America’s justice databases can’t even get the basics right. When racial identity depends on a decades-old drop-down menu, the numbers guiding national policy become less truth than technological folklore.
The Statistical Mirage of Race in American Crime Data Read More »
Representation isn’t a résumé. The podium’s job is to clarify the record, not author a legend.
Karine Jean-Pierre: From Podium to Spotlight Read More »
A senior aide to Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey was arrested after kilos of cocaine were shipped to his state office building.
Massachusetts Gov Office Drug Ring Read More »
Chicago’s sanctuary experiment just hit rock bottom — a woman was raped by an illegal immigrant, and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first instinct was to correct the grammar.
Brandon Johnson’s Moral Blind Spot in the Chicago Rape Case Read More »
While presidents trade podiums, the real power in Washington never clocks out. This exposé traces how Obama-era appointees quietly “burrowed” into the federal bureaucracy—and how that permanent shadow government still shapes every fight over democracy today.
The Bureaucracy That Never Left Read More »
A socialist revivalist is learning that fake tears don’t hold up under real fact-checking. Zohran Mamdani’s 9/11 hijab story just imploded and with it, the illusion that progressive politics still requires truth to sell empathy.
The Hijab That Never Was: Zohran Mamdani’s Subway Story Falls Apart Read More »
