SPENDING SPIKE: NYC’s 2025 homeless services spending TRIPLES 2019 numbers

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FOX Business’ Madison Alworth breaks down a new report revealing New York City spent $368 million on homeless services in FY2025, tripling 2019 figures as well as concerns regarding the spending on ‘Varney & Co.’

00:00 Introduction: NYC Homeless Spending Report
00:08 Madison Breaks Down the Numbers
00:25 Comparison with 2019 Statistics
00:37 New York State Comptroller’s Statement
00:54 Critics’ Segment: Incentivizing Street Life
01:10 Mayor’s $1.9 Billion Hotel Deal

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Electric heat is fine, as far as it goes, but I always want a backup

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That rascally rodent, Punxsutawney Phil projected six more weeks of winter, something which should have expired on Monday, but Tuesday sure was cold as well. We know that the groundhog’s projections are scientific, because the Weather Channel sends very scientifically-minded Meteorologist Jen Carfagno to cover it. Alas! Not only did we not get an early …

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Iran and the Forgotten Cognitive Front

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There are two fronts in every war – one kinetic, one cognitive. The kinetic front is obvious, the cognitive not so. We will succeed on the kinetic front in the Iran war in the next few weeks, but what happens on the cognitive front will be the determining factor of success or failure. With a fifth column subverting us from within, we must address the cognitive war taking place globally and domestically, as they are one and the same.

Assisted Suicide Reaches 5th Highest Cause Of Death In Canada

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Assisted Suicide Reaches 5th Highest Cause Of Death In Canada

Once an “assisted suicide” system is up and running under Socialized Medicine, it is just a matter of time when people who are not terminally ill, who are not in pain, would be euthanized by their own government. Since Canada’s MAID was legalized in 2016, the program has grown exponentially.

Iran, Tucker, and the Information War at Home: How Distrust Is Becoming America’s Greatest Enemy

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There was a time when America could screw up a war and still hold itself together. Bloody? Yes. Messy? Always. But there was still a basic assumption that the people in charge weren’t feeding you a carefully plated narrative with a side of spin. That assumption is gone—and nobody seems particularly interested in getting it back.

It Is Time To publicly Heal An American Patriot Whose Name Was Dragged Through The Mud: LTG Michael T. Flynn (US Army, Retired) Part 2

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It was a conspiracy theory (he cried) of the wild and crazy-toothless class-variety at the time, that it was because he was the only member of the emerging team Trump cabinet who had true intel chops and would be able to unwind-from inside the government-all the steps the Obama administration had undertaken to undermine the republican opponent to Obama heir apparent Clinton