What’s a little Kristallnacht among friends?

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It’s interesting to me that the journalists of our nation’s third oldest, continuously published daily newspaper, took until Friday to manage to write up a report on a Philadelphia story which has been in the news for a day now, but I can see the problem they had: how do you write a story about a deliberately anti-Semitic and inflammatory ‘action’ in moderate and non-judgemental terms.

Planned protest against Jewish-owned Philly restaurants draws ire, security, and feelings of unease

The “Boycott Ride,” scheduled for Sunday in Rittenhouse Square, has sparked ire on social media and drawn international scrutiny.

by Maggie Prosser | Friday, November 6, 2026 | 9:05 AM EST

Philadelphia business leaders and elected officials are condemning a planned bike-ride protest against half a dozen eateries owned by Jewish restaurateurs, days before the cyclists are set to gather in Center City.

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Cancel Thanksgiving: America Needs a Year Off

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Thanksgiving may be America’s dumbest holiday: spend a fortune traveling in terrible weather, dodge hormonally confused deer, eat with relatives you’ll see again in four weeks, then celebrate gratitude by stampeding into Black Friday sales to buy more stuff you don’t need. So here’s a radical idea: cancel Thanksgiving 2026. Stay home, save your money, eat the venison already in the freezer, call Grandma, watch football, and make Christmas—the holiday that actually has religious meaning for Christians—something special. The Pilgrims survived an Atlantic crossing and a New England winter. Grandma can survive four more weeks without seeing you.

America First And The Larger Strategy Behind The Headlines

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The bigger view one takes of the world today, the clearer the picture becomes.

Americans are often asked to judge foreign policy one headline at a time. A tariff announcement. An energy agreement. A demand that an ally pay more for its defense. Each becomes a separate controversy, and the larger strategic question disappears beneath the noise.

THE LAST LIGHT — Part 2 of 3: The Great Deception

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The year is 2037. Artificial intelligence has nearly eliminated war, hunger, and disease. Humanity has finally created a world where machines can solve almost every problem—except the darkness within the human heart. When a mysterious carpenter named Eli begins challenging the new world order, the most powerful intelligence ever created identifies him as humanity’s greatest threat. A disillusioned soldier, a brilliant scientist, and a charismatic world leader become entangled in an ancient struggle between truth and deception, freedom and control, God and mankind’s desire to become gods. Inspired by biblical prophecy and the timeless hero’s journey, The Last Light asks one unsettling question: If Jesus walked among us today, would we recognize Him—or crucify Him all over again?

Delayed Accountability in the American Political Class is Itself Criminal

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The dire consequences of deferred justice

Failing to prosecute politically connected wrongdoers promptly, and with the same severity applied to ordinary citizens, is not a neutral or harmless omission. It is psychologically close to inevitable in emboldening further and more brazen misconduct by the individuals who escape consequence. A person who transgresses once and pays no price has little reason to expect a different outcome the second or third time.

People are getting CRUSHED by health care: Rep Chip Roy on Obamacare

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Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, joins ‘The Evening Edit’ to discuss Democrats’ focus on affordability after taking control of the House and Senate. #fox #foxbusiness #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #theeveningedit #chiproy #repchiproy #donaldtrump #trump #obamacare #affordablecareact #healthcare #healthcarecosts #healthinsurance #affordability #congress #democrats #democraticparty #democrat #republicans #gop #politics #political #politicalnews #government #washingtondc #washington #dc …

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The Democratic Party Has Never Been More Anti-Democracy Than It Is This Election

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A Detroit church had a Democratic unity event on its Sunday calendar. By Saturday, one of the two headliners had been asked to stay home. By Sunday, she had endorsed the Republican. By Sunday night, the state party announced she was no longer a member. Two days before the vote, the party that says it is saving democracy met a dissenter and showed her the door.

Mission Accomplished 2.0: How Pete Hegseth Could End Up Under the Bus

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Twenty-three years after Bush’s infamous “Mission Accomplished” moment, Washington may be preparing the sequel. Pete Hegseth stormed the Pentagon with a sledgehammer to destroy wokeness, only to discover that fighting bureaucracy and winning wars require entirely different skill sets. As the Iran war drags on and loyalty threatens to replace honest military advice, Trump may need a spectacular victory announcement—and someone to blame. History suggests Hegseth could become the next Rumsfeld. In Washington, the most dangerous weapon isn’t always an enemy missile. Sometimes it’s the bus parked outside the White House.