By Dave LEVINTHAL

The vast majority of Americans - no matter their partisan identification - say unlimited political spending weakens democracy and wealthy donors have too much power in elections, a new national poll indicates.

And they'd like the government to do something about it.

Nearly eight in 10 respondents agreed with the statement that "anti-corruption rules strengthen our democracy and constitutional rights by ensuring everyone has equal political representation, regardless of money," according to the YouGov poll commissioned by the political watchdog group Issue One, which advocates for stricter money-in-politics regulations.

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Robert Tucker, commissaire des pompiers de New York, a démissionné, devenant ainsi la première personnalité à démissionner après la victoire de Zahran Mamdani à l'élection municipale.

Dans sa lettre au maire sortant, Eric Adams, Tucker a indiqué que sa démission prendrait effet le 19 décembre, tout en confirmant son intention de continuer à diriger les po

US could unintentionally encourage Iran and North Korea to strengthen nuclear programs.

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Ahmed Adel, Cairo-based geopolitics and political economy researcher.

The decision by United States President Donald Trump to urgently begin nuclear weapons testing clearly shows that the arms race is still ongoing, suggesting that the world is once again sliding into a new Cold War.

By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute

November 6, 2025

"Kleptocracy: a society whose leaders make themselves rich and powerful by stealing from the rest of the people."-Cambridge Dictionary

America has been backsliding into kleptocratic territory for years now, but this may finally be it.

A kleptocracy is literally "rule by thieves."

It is a form of government in which a network of ruling elites "steal public funds for their own private gain using public institutions." As analyst Thomas Mayne explains, it's "a system based on virtually unlimited grand corruption coupled with, in the words of American academic Andrew Wedeman, 'near-total impunity for those authorized to loot by the thief-in-chief'-namely the head of state."

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker

November 6, 2025

I am an enthusiastic supporter of homeschooling. When parents are in a position to prioritize their children's education, young minds learn more information more quickly. A young person who excels in mathematics, for instance, is not forced to follow the regimented schedule of the state's curricula, in which geometry belongs to a certain grade level, an introduction to calculus must be kept secret until the final years of high school, and summer vacations interrupt the accumulation and application of new knowledge.

By Paul Craig Roberts

PaulCraigRoberts.org

November 6, 2025

Helen Andrews has written an important article, "The Great Feminization," thus saving me the effort.

I have never cared for former Harvard University President Larry Summers' economics or his role as a Treasury official in blocking Brooksley Born from regulating dark derivatives, but I have always thought Summers got a raw deal when Harvard's female faculty cancelled him as president for expressing a truth.

By Kurt Nimmo
Global Research

November 6, 2025

On the heels of its threat to invade Venezuela, the Trump administration has announced it plans to intervene in oil- and mineral-rich Nigeria, ostensibly in response to an alleged massacre of Christians.

"If the Nigerian Government continues to allow the killing of Christians," President Trump declared on his Truth social media, "the U.S.A. will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria, and may very well go into that now disgraced country, 'guns-a-blazing,' to completely wipe out the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities...

By Eric Peters

Eric Peters Autos

November 6, 2025

President Trump has imposed tariffs - a word used to prevent people from regarding them as the taxes they are - on vehicles not made in the United States, so as to make them cost as much as (or more than) vehicles made in the United States. The key point here is that taxes do not make anything cost less.

The same as regards compliance - i.e, the cost incurred complying with government regulations.

By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack

November 6, 2025

Last night, the newly elected next Mayor of America's largest city, NYC, Zohran Mamdani, started his 2028 Democratic Party campaign for the U.S. Presidential nomination, by his acceptance speech, against Donald Trump. He threw down the gauntlett to the national Republican Party.

The U.S. Republican Party's Fox News Network - on the morning of November 5th, just after Mamdani's landslide win Tuesday, of New York City's Mayoralty -  youtube that "Here in New York, 1% of the population pay 48% of the income tax.

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November 6, 2025

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Par Caitlin Johnstone, le 5 novembre 2025

Dick Cheney, le responsable gouvernemental probablement le plus impliqué dans l'expansion du bellicisme et du militarisme américains au XXIe siècle, est mort.

Les pires bellicistes de l'empire américain ont publié des déclarations exprimant leurs condoléances, notamment les Démocrates comme Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Bill Clinton et Nancy Pelosi. Car s'il y a bien une chose qui peut rassembler Démocrates et Républicains, ce sont les crimes de guerre et le massacre de millions de personnes au Moyen-Orient.

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

November 5, 2025

All of us here know that taxation is theft. The government takes part of what you earn and gives it to other people. If this isn't theft, what is? Murray Rothbard showed this better than anyone, as I explained in my column a short time ago. In brief, ""For there is one crucially important power inherent in the nature of the State apparatus. All other persons and groups in society (except for acknowledged and sporadic criminals such as thieves and bank robbers) obtain their income voluntarily: either by selling goods and services to the consuming public, or by voluntary gift (e.g., membership in a club or association, bequest, or inheritance).

By Eric Sammons
Crisis Magazine

November 5, 2025

With last November's election, the conservative Right in this country secured a massive victory. Donald Trump won the presidency handily, the GOP gained control of both the House and the Senate, and the Democratic Party was in disarray, with no one to bring them back to prominence. It appeared clear that the nation could look forward to years of Republican dominance.

By Emily Mangiaracina
Lifesite News

November 5, 2025

President Donald Trump announced that he is preparing the U.S. military to potentially "wipe out" Islamic terrorists who are killing and kidnapping thousands of Christians each year.

"If the Nigerian Government continues to allow the killing of Christians, the U.S.A. will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria, and may very well go into that now disgraced country, 'guns-a-blazing,' to completely wipe out the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities," Trump wrote Saturday on Truth Social.

By John Leake
Courageous Discourse

November 5, 2025

Yesterday Blaze Media (relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey) reported the following:

Turning Point USA spokesman and executive producer of the "Charlie Kirk Show" Andrew Kolvet revealed new details about the shooting that even doctors are calling a miracle. According to Kolvet, the surgeon who operated on Kirk claimed that the high-velocity bullet was powerful enough to kill multiple large animals - and "should have gone through" his body.

Joshua Shoenfeld

Donald Trump will host Al Qaeda linked terrorist Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House next week. After decades of effort, the US national security state finally facilitated the fall of the Arab nationalist Syrian government last year, which was replaced by a Salafist regime headed by al-Sharaa.

In 2012, the US intelligence community welcomed the rise of ISIS in eastern Syria because they could use ISIS to undermine the Syrian government.

Zohran Mamdani, socialiste démocrate de 34 ans, vient d'être élu maire de New York, avec un peu plus de 50 % des voix, dont beaucoup de jeunes, et même une partie des juifs de la ville !

Trump a eu beau faire des déclarations mardi, affirmant que les juifs qui voteraient pour lui sont « stupides », Zohran Madani, premier musulman à occuper ce poste, est passé haut la main.

George Samuelson

Trump already enjoys much greater powers than he did in 2020.

As America gears up for its 250^th birthday in 2026 and the presidential election in 2028, one big question continues to be asked: Will Trump subvert democracy and stay in the White House for a third term? The president denies the claim, but that means little coming from a leader who is a notorious flip-flopper.

Par Robert Inlakesh pour The Palestine Chronicle, le 3 novembre 2025

Alors que l'opinion publique américaine continue de se retourner contre Israël, le paysage politique américain subit également une transformation radicale. L'AIPAC, autrefois considéré comme un atout dans les campagnes électorales, devient aujourd'hui un handicap, suscitant l'émergence d'une nouvelle génération de politiciens qui démontrent leur sincérité en refusant d'être achetés par le lobby israélien.

Par Quds News Network, le 4 novembre 2025

New York- Le président américain Donald Trump a menacé de couper les vivres à la ville de New York si Zohran Mamdani remporte les élections municipales de mardi, le qualifiant de "communiste".

À la veille de l'élection municipale à New York, Trump a lancé une menace aux électeurs : empêchez Zohran Mamdani de gagner ou vous paierez le prix fort.