How I Found Myself in the Middle of ‘Anti-Fascist’ Violence at UC Berkeley

I was warned there would be trouble. Students and staff at the University of California at Berkeley have earned a reputation for intolerance. After I told some friends that I had agreed to speak on campus at a Turning Point USA event, at least three of them predicted that violence would ensue. One even suggested that I should withdraw. Naturally, I failed to heed the prophecies, even though we all know that the Cassandridae are never wrong.

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Miranda Devine: FBI, Secret Service butchered the Thomas Crooks case and invited conspiracies – we deserve the truth

We are all owed a better explanation from the FBI and Secret Service about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump 16 months ago at a campaign rally in Butler, Pa.

The president himself remains unsatisfied with the answers he’s been given about the circumstances leading to 20-year-old Thomas Crooks climbing on a rooftop with an AR-15-style rifle and firing eight times at Trump, narrowly missing his head but hitting his ear.

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How Trump could hamper Zohran Mamdani’s New York agenda

Just moments after Zohran Mamdani won his battle to become the next mayor of New York City, the rising political star zeroed in on his next fight: taking on the president of the United States.

In his victory speech on Tuesday, Mamdani turned to the cameras to directly taunt the president: “So Donald Trump, since I know you’re watching, I have four words for you: turn the volume up,” he said.

Minutes later, Trump responded on his social media site Truth Social: “…AND SO IT BEGINS!”

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Trump Is Not To Blame For Democrats Electing Violent Extremists

While liberal America is justifiably triumphant about Tuesday night’s election results, a lot of professionals are quietly worried about extremism infecting the party. Certainly, electing a mayor of New York who’s an unfortunate hellbroth of communismIslamism, and “defund the police,” is not someone you want defining your party nationally.

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The Armed Awakening of America’s Radical Left

Liberal Left Assassins

Unless you live under a rock — or teach gender studies — you won’t be surprised to find that people with strong left-leaning political attitudes score far higher on traits like neuroticism and psychopathy than many of their conservative counterparts. These psychological signatures — emotional volatility, heightened threat sensitivity, and explosive aggression — are more pronounced the further left you go. Add to that the recent murder of Charlie Kirk, the attempts on Donald Trump’s life, and a surge in gun purchases by self-styled progressive activists, and the picture turns even darker.

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“Sometimes It Pays to Be Gay and Do Crime”

A new collection of essays tells you exactly what the radical Left thinks.

You may have seen the phrase “Be Gay, Do Crime” before. It appears in bright neon as graffiti after a protest, next to an image of a dumpster fire or opossum, as a sticker on a radical professor’s brand-new MacBook, or in the social media bio of a particularly vitriolic Internet troll. The meme has also made its way to bookshelves in the form of Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion, a recently released anthology from the radical publishing house PM Press.

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Why more young Americans are cheering for violence

In the hours after the fatal shooting of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Dr Nicholas Kardaras held his weekly college class on the impact of digital media on mental health.

“I walked into my classroom that afternoon and one of my students said, ‘Oh, Kirk was just shot, we think he might be dead’,” said Kardaras, a professor at Stony Brook University in New York and one of the country’s foremost addiction experts. “Then another one — who is getting their mental health degree — said, ‘Well, yeah, but he had it coming’.”

Kardaras, a psychologist who has spent over a decade studying the online radicalisation of young people, was a little taken aback but not altogether surprised by the student’s response.

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Communist Front Group Plans Mass Occupation in DC Starting Nov. 5, Wants Millions to Surround White House & Drive Trump From Office

The far-left group, Refuse Fascism, is organizing an “unrelenting” mass demonstration in Washington D.C. with the hope that their efforts will lead to the removal of President Trump from office.

Starting on November 5, the one-year anniversary of Trump’s election, they plan to besiege the White House, the Capitol, and what they call “the illegitimate fascist-packed Supreme Court” until the U.S. government is toppled.

h/t Theon

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This Progressive Candidate Thought She Would Stop an ICE Vehicle – Now She’s in Deep Trouble

The Justice Department has indicted a far-leftist Democratic House candidate in Illinois over her role in a protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that took place in September.

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Death threats against ICE officers have skyrocketed 8,000%, disturbing new data reveals

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are facing a dramatic and disturbing surge in death threats and violent attacks, new statistics from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) show.

Death threats targeting ICE officers have skyrocketed an unsettling 8,000% in fiscal year 2025 — with sick thugs even putting bounties on their heads as they look to disrupt the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement Wednesday.

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Pentagon readying thousands of Guard ‘reaction forces’ as U.S. mission widens

The Pentagon has ordered thousands of specialized National Guard personnel to complete civil unrest mission training over the next several months, an indication that the Trump administration’s effort to send uniformed military forces into urban centers — once reserved for extraordinary emergencies — could become the norm.

The Defense Department’s newly established “quick reaction force” within the National Guard must be trained, equipped with riot-control gear and ready for deployment by Jan. 1, according to internal documents reviewed by The Washington Post. The 200 troops will be drawn from National Guard personnel whose primary focus is responding to disasters like nuclear accidents and terrorist attacks, the documents said.

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‘Anti-Greta’ activist flees Germany and seeks asylum in US

Ms Seibt said she feared for her life after receiving death threats from Antifa.

A German political activist dubbed the “anti-Greta” has applied for asylum in the United States, claiming she is fleeing persecution in Europe.

Naomi Seibt, 25, is an outspoken critic of Germany’s main political parties and an ardent supporter of the Alternative for Germany (AfD).

Supporters have described her as the opposite of Swedish activist Greta Thunberg for her criticism of climate change initiatives and immigration.

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What Oxford Union’s Ousted President-Elect Could Learn from Frank Meyer

George Abaraonye Deposed DEI Oxford Union President

Earlier this month, the Oxford Union held a no-confidence vote in its president-elect George Abaraonye, based on his celebration of Charlie Kirk’s murder. “Charlie Kirk got shot,” Abaraonye wrote in a group chat last month, “let’s f—ing go.” On Instagram, he announced: “Charlie Kirk got shot loool.”

Bizarrely, Abaraonye depicted the campaign to remove him from office as one of “harassment, censorship, and abuse.” Without a hint of self-irony, the young man who indecently cheered Kirk’s murder wrote: “We will not be silenced.”

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Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson can wear civilian clothes in court, judge says

The man accused of killing right-wing activist Charlie Kirk will be allowed to wear civilian clothes during pre-trial hearings to avoid prejudicing potential jurors, a Utah judge has said.

Judge Tony Graf said Tyler Robinson will be required to wear restraints during hearings, but photo or video of him in restraints will be barred.

Robinson, 22, was arrested on aggravated murder charges on 12 September, more than a day after Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University.

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