The smell of taxpayer robbery isn’t even being masked anymore. HUD Secretary Scott Turner just dropped a political flashbang: over $5.8 billion in questionable Biden-era rental assistance payments — and not to struggling citizens, mind you. We’re talking thousands of potential non-citizens and more than 30,000 deceased “tenants.” Because apparently, in Bidenomics, the phrase “affordable…
The Billion-Dollar Question: What Really Happened to ThriveNYC’s Missing Funds?
Where’s the money? In 2015, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio launched what he called a revolutionary approach to mental health care. ThriveNYC, a sprawling initiative overseen by First Lady Chirlane McCray, promised to transform how America’s largest city addressed mental illness, substance abuse, and homelessness. The price tag was staggering: initially projected at…
Minnesota: The $9 Billion Heist: How the Most Progressive State in America Became the Fraud Capital of American Healthcare
A Review. Dutch Rojas, on his Substack: The Heist It started with children’s meals. In April 2020, as COVID-19 shut down schools across Minnesota, a nonprofit called Feeding Our Future began signing up sites to distribute free meals to hungry children. The federal program paid between $3 and $12 per meal. Feeding Our Future would…
The 25-Year Claim: Examining Mark Cuban’s Relationship with Donald Trump
Mark Cuban SLAMS President Trump.. “I’ve known him for 25 years and I don’t trust him — I don’t think he’s moral or ethical..” 👀 pic.twitter.com/C8T2nlfidF — American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) December 29, 2025 When billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban asserts, “I’ve known him for 25 years,” referring to Donald Trump, the claim deserves scrutiny. In…
The Self-Made-Up Historian: When Lincoln Square’s Academic Credentials Meet Armchair Psychology
An Investigative Exposé on Robert S. McElvaine’s Psychological Projection and Historical Malpractice When a 77-year-old historian begins psychoanalyzing sitting presidents through recycled Freudian tropes and his niece’s pop-psychology soundbites, one must ask: Who exactly is the “self-made-up man” here? Robert S. McElvaine’s recent screed, “The Self-Made-Up Man: What Motivates Strongmen,” represents a masterclass in projection,…
The AI Emergency That Isn’t: A Critical Examination of Time’s Alarmist Narrative
Time: The World Is Not Prepared for an AI Emergency Picture waking up to find the internet flickering, card payments failing, ambulances heading to the wrong address, and emergency broadcasts you are no longer sure you can trust. Whether caused by a model malfunction, criminal use, or an escalating cyber shock, an AI-driven crisis could…
The Tim Walz Conundrum: A Career Built on Politics Faces an Uncertain Future … all washed up?
All washed up? The political obituaries may be premature, but Tim Walz’s future in Minnesota politics has become markedly cloudier following his failed vice-presidential bid alongside Kamala Harris. As Governor of Minnesota, Walz now faces a critical question that haunts many career politicians: What happens when the political music stops? According to recent reporting, Walz…
AMERICAN INGRATE: A Must-Read Exposé on the Progressive-Islamist Alliance Threatening America
Ilhan Omar and the Progressive-Islamist Takeover of the Democratic Party By Benjamin Weingarten In an era when political discourse desperately needs clarity and courage, Benjamin Weingarten stunningly delivers both with American Ingrate. This meticulously researched, powerfully written investigation stands as the definitive examination of Representative Ilhan Omar and the radical ideological transformation she represents within…
The Minnesota Fraud Web: Examining Governor Walz’s Potential Exposure
A Pattern of Oversight Failures Raises Questions About Leadership and Accountability Minnesota Governor Tim Walz finds himself navigating increasingly treacherous political waters as multiple fraud investigations converge on programs and agencies under his administration’s watch. While no direct evidence has emerged linking Walz to criminal activity, the scale and scope of fraudulent schemes that flourished…
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.”
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow did not hear the bells all at once that Christmas; they came to him in pieces—like memories, like wounds that throb when the air turns cold. The house in winter Outside his Cambridge home, the Charles River lay under a skin of ice, and the streets were muffled in snow, but the…