If you’re going to fight an ideology, you had better understand what you’re fighting. The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have put their vision in writing: a new constitution, an abolished Senate, and a presidency and Supreme Court replaced by institutions chosen by and subordinate to Congress. I am fundamentally opposed to this vision for America. And I believe understanding exactly what DSA proposes is essential to challenging it. That’s why I went beyond the headlines and followed the records: its candidates, leadership, organizations, political coalitions, organizing strategies, and funding. How many Americans have actually taken the time to read what DSA says it wants? Knowledge is the first step toward an informed opposition. Read my research. Examine the evidence. Draw your own conclusions. And share it. #DSA #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #Politics #PolicyAnalysis #AmericanPolitics #Constitution #Research radicallyright.org/post/demo…

Today on Earth, at least 68 people were killed and 80 injured when a high-speed train struck a stationary train south of Madrid. Several carriages derailed and plunged down an embankment. Spain’s transport minister said a computer failure stopped traffic, but the train was then mistakenly authorized to proceed despite an active red signal. Rescuers continued searching the wreckage as Spain began three days of mourning. The United States warned Middle Eastern allies to prepare for possible renewed strikes against Iran after the November 3 midterm elections, and for Iranian retaliation against energy facilities and other critical infrastructure. President Trump has not made a final decision. Meanwhile, Qatari mediators presented Tehran with a proposed seven-day sequence of steps intended to end the eight-month war. An Iranian official said the ideas were unacceptable and did not constitute a formal offer. A seven-day peace schedule, backed by warnings of several days of bombing. Diplomacy has entered its color-coded-calendar phase. A six-day ceasefire around the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky held through its first 30 hours. The truce is intended to deliver food, water and medicine to approximately 2,000 residents and evacuate those who want to leave. Fighting continued elsewhere; a Russian drone strike wounded five people in Kharkiv, including a child, while Russia claimed it intercepted 531 Ukrainian drones. Protest movements involving students, unions and anti-government groups continued across Europe. Thousands of shops in France have been damaged or looted during recent unrest; demonstrations in Italy, Belgium and Albania have also turned violent, and another major protest is planned in Germany this weekend. The grievances may be real. The shopkeepers whose stores were looted did not write the pension system. Cyclone Arnab struck India’s eastern coast, killing at least three people, damaging or destroying approximately 180 homes and uprooting hundreds of trees. More than 180,000 people were evacuated across Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. President Vladimir Putin hosted leaders and delegations from 48 African countries at the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow. Putin accused Western nations of using debt and their colonial legacy to exploit Africa while offering Russian cooperation in security, energy, agriculture, mining and infrastructure. Russian paramilitary forces remain active across several African countries. The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate between 3.75% and 4%, saying economic growth remained strong but inflation was still elevated. Two policymakers voted for an immediate quarter-point increase, while markets placed approximately an 80% probability on a rate increase in December. Inflation remains elevated, rates remain unchanged, and the official response is to accumulate more information. Groceries continue accepting cash. Brazilian stocks fell nearly 3% as investors awaited President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s cabinet choices following his reelection. The Brazilian real also weakened after suffering its largest one-day decline since 1999 earlier this week. On this day in 1886, President Grover Cleveland dedicated the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. That was one day on Earth. See you tomorrow. Same planet. Liberty still stands. The paperwork got taller. 🌎

Jealous of Obama? What, exactly, is @realDonaldTrump supposed to be jealous of? He built a famous real estate and licensing brand, became a household name, hosted a hit reality show for years, owned three major beauty pageants, and was elected president. You can dislike him and still admit he had an enormous public profile long before he ran for president. Before his presidential campaigns, he was already appearing all over pop culture: Movies: Ghosts Can’t Do It (1989); Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992); The Pickle (1993); The Little Rascals (1994); Across the Sea of Time (1995); Eddie (1996); The Associate (1996); 54 (1998); Celebrity (1998); Zoolander (2001); Two Weeks Notice (2002); and Marmalade (2004). He also appeared in the short film Horrorween (2011). His documentary and documentary-style appearances included New York: A Documentary Film, Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven, Small Potatoes: Who Killed the USFL?, and The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. He also had a cameo in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. TV cameos and specials: The Jeffersons, I’ll Take Manhattan, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Nanny, Suddenly Susan, The Drew Carey Show, NightMan, Spin City, Sex and the City, The Job, Da Ali G Show, and Days of Our Lives. Other listings include Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Monk, and a musical sketch at the 2006 Emmy Awards. He hosted Saturday Night Live in 2004 and 2015. Shows he hosted or helped produce: He hosted and executive-produced The Apprentice and The Celebrity Apprentice. He executive-produced The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, The Ultimate Merger, The Girls of Hedsor Hall, and Pageant Place. Music videos: Bobby Brown’s “On Our Own” (1989) and Emin’s “In Another Life” (2013). The pageants: In 1996, Trump bought the Miss Universe Organization, which included Miss Universe, Miss USA, and Miss Teen USA. NBC later held a 50% stake alongside him. Trump bought NBC’s share in 2015, then sold the organization to WME/IMG three days later. So remind me again: how is Trump jealous of Obama?

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A new poll finds fewer than half of voters want their member of Congress reelected. Congress has managed to unite the country, against Congress. 🙄 washingtonpost.com/politics/…

The Fed holds rates steady while inflation remains above target. Officials are waiting for more data; the bills, meanwhile, keep arriving. washingtonpost.com/business/…

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The FCC announced TODAY that it will vote next month on allowing prisons to jam illegal cellphones. Turns out inmates have been using smuggled phones to coordinate crimes from behind bars. Meanwhile, half of rural America can’t get a decent signal, but convicted criminals are apparently running a call center. 🙄 katv.com/news/local/fcc-chai…

Interviewer: Why Cuba yes and Yankees no? Maria: The truth is that Cuba is a country & a people that has set a worldwide example with its resistance. It has been under siege by the Yankees for more than 60 years, with an economic blockade that is the reason its people are in the conditions they are in today. And the truth is that it is a worldwide example for the peoples of the world of what dignity, respect, and sovereignty look like. Interviewer: Thank you, Maria. I’m going to respond to you, but I think there’s a lot more that needs to be said. Man in background: I see a lot of people on the left parroting the stupidity from Rafal that the Cuban people is resisting by choice. And excuse me for being so direct, but if you celebrate socialism, you’re celebrating my misery. There you are claiming that Cuba is a historic example of sovereignty, resistance, and freedom. No, sir. What the hell are you talking about? All of this comes from a small little circle of people who needed a fairy tale to sell as the official narrative. So they made up that story about the revolutionary Cuban — we’ll get into that later. I’m telling you, neither the Communist Party nor the leadership represent the real interests of the people. Anyway, that’s my opinion. The opinion of someone who lives here and can’t find that joy of being Cuban anywhere. Because a government that was rotten from the start ended up taking everything from us. Our drive, our courage, our land, our hope, our ability to think — all of it in the name of socialism. The same socialism I see you defending so enthusiastically. So you can understand why I’m confused when I see you there, so pale, so hydrated, so well-fed, talking about realities you don’t actually know. Stop repeating that nonsense, man. Because then the rest of the world thinks it’s true that we’re happy here with the misery and the repression. Interviewer: I’m going to tell you that you’ve been in prison for 263 days for doing exactly that. Man in background: The most honest thing I can tell you today is that neither Trump, nor Miguel, nor Putin, nor the extraterrestrials give a damn about us. We’re the ones who end up having to resist. Between the extreme sanctions, the ones from inside, the debts, the corruption, and all the other joys of politics, they’re killing us slowly. They’ve turned the island into a concentration camp with an escape route to the sea. Possibly the slowest genocide in history. So what resistance are you talking about? Knowing how to go hungry? Lying awake at night wondering what the hell your kid is going to eat tomorrow? Resistance in my ass, which I don’t have. What we are is forced into survival, daily humiliation, and a slow death. Someone once told me something very clear: socialism in Cuba was never the goal. It was just the tool the dictatorship chose, because that’s what it is, another tool of control. If you like “moral resistance” so much, come spend a month here with no electricity, no decent food, and afraid to open your mouth. Then we’ll see how long your armchair romanticism lasts. Resisting is not putting up with garbage for the sake of an ideology. It’s getting up one day and saying enough, even if it costs you your life. Until that happens, keep your historic example, because here we don’t resist, we agonize. Period. Interviewer: It’s very easy to criticize liberal capitalism from the freedoms that it gives you. But when people criticize the system here in Cuba the same way you do in your country, they get locked up. Camil and Ernesto are in prison, and this isn’t the only case. They’re just two of the more than 1,400 political prisoners. Your beloved socialism has turned our island into one of the countries with the most political prisoners per capita. But of course, socialism will keep being judged by its intentions instead of its results. Dear leftist, let me tell you something: slogans don’t feed a family. Capitalism, saving, and hard work, that’s the only way.

This is the United States of America. Not Saudi Arabia. Not Pakistan. Not Iran. Not any of the 50-plus Muslim countries where the call to prayer blasts from the minarets and everyone already knows the rules. You wanna play that , go home and do it there. Heavenly Father, protect this nation from the darkness that has crossed our borders and is spreading like a disease through our communities. Give Your people strength and light. Give our leaders the backbone and wisdom to fight for this country and keep it free. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

This woman isn’t holding back, and she’s asking what Bronx residents deserve to know. You don’t want ICE in your city? What about the American citizens struggling right here? You’re supposed to represent them, not put people who entered illegally ahead of them. The Bronx has homeless Americans while migrants are being housed in hotels and shelters. So who are you really working for?

Wendy’s just received a $1.4 BILLION buyout offer. The burger chain has been struggling with falling sales, rising costs, and customers cutting back on fast food. reuters.com/business/trian-f…

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The U.S. Treasury Department just sanctioned a North Korean operation that secretly gets IT workers hired by American companies. Most of their paychecks reportedly go straight to Kim Jong Un’s weapons programs. North Korea can’t keep the lights on, but somehow they’ve figured out how to get Americans to help fund their missiles through payroll. 🙄 reuters.com/world/asia-pacif…

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Florida, GET OUT AND VOTE!!!!

A three-year luxury world cruise just got suspended in Cambodia because the company can’t afford the fuel. 203 passengers are being told to leave their floating homes. That’s one hell of an Uber cancellation. 😮 apnews.com/article/88fa62041…

Hackers just knocked the Federal Election Commission’s campaign-finance filing system offline ONE WEEK before the midterms. More than $11 BILLION in election advertising, and the agency tracking the money can’t even accept the latest spending reports. reuters.com/technology/hacke…

A mysterious cylinder washed up on a Florida beach, and firefighters had to call in a HAZMAT team. Nobody knows what it is or where it came from. Great. Even the ocean is dumping its problems on Florida now. 🙄 upi.com/Odd_News/2026/10/27/…