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Naturalized Criminals Set to Lose American Citizenship

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Think you can come to America, attain citizenship, and commit fraud and crime? Guess again. The DOJ is planning to denaturalize those found to have broken the law. The New York Sun’s Joseph Curl reports: The Department of Justice has issued a new directive prioritizing denaturalization cases, significantly expanding the use of civil proceedings to […]

The Ugliness of Political Warfare

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Anonymous Partisan Bombs  This time, the Trump administration, love it or hate it, is countering leaks that hobbled its first four years in the White House. Remember the flood of ugly partisan leaks during Trump I, when unproven “intelligence” and “current and former” sources fueled the Russia-collusion hoaxes? The leak of former national security adviser Mike […]

What Is Tim Walz’s Connection to China?

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In a long interview, Tucker Carlson discussed Tim Walz and his connections to China and others with Liz Collin, a reporter from Minneapolis. Watch: Liz Collin is one of the last objective reporters in Minneapolis. She says the political assassinations you’ve read about there probably aren’t what they seem. (0:00) Introduction (0:56) The Truth About […]

NYC’s Mamdani: The More You Know, the Worse It Gets

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The story on the Democratic nominee for mayor in the upcoming election in New York City, Zohran Mamdani, is getting worse all the time. At The New York Sun, Lawrence Kudlow explains: You’d think defunding the police and jacking up taxes and doubling the city’s budget is bad enough, but reading his campaign website shows […]

China’s Silent Strike: Weapon Targets Electrical Infrastructure

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In 1991, the U.S. Navy used secret Kit-2 warheads during the Gulf War to disable Iraq’s power grid by dispersing carbon fiber strands that short-circuited electrical systems. The U.S. Air Force later developed a similar weapon, the BLU-114/B “blackout bomb,” which was deployed by stealth fighters during NATO’s 1999 campaign in Kosovo. Its late use […]

Money for Nothing

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It’s all Relative when Everything is Free Even though NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani seems to be much more extreme than President Donald Trump, Mamdani just gave former governor of NYC, Andrew Cuomo, a thrashing. What’s up with that? Mamdani, the presumptive Democratic mayoral candidate, is proposing to raise taxes on “richer white neighborhoods.” Dear […]

RIP Fred Smith

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A Time to Celebrate the Oligarchs  Fed Smith, FedEx founder and leader, died last week at age 80. What you might not have known about Smith was his commitment to philanthropy. A generous Fred Smith sank millions of dollars into renovating sports stadiums, funding zoo exhibits, and endowing scholarships at historically black colleges/universities. In the […]

Smartphone Satellite Communications Are Here

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You know Your Survival Guy has been a fan of satellite phones as a backup communications device for decades. Now, T-Mobile is working with Starlink to make almost everyone’s smartphones capable of some satellite connectivity. The program is called T-Satellite, and uses signals beamed from Starlink satellites on bandwidth owned by T-Mobile to connect smartphones […]

Trump and the Empire

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In his Contra Corner, David Stockman suggests that the line between Empire and homeland security is being crossed by the Trump administration in bombing Iran, which had little ability to attack the United States. Stockman writes: Indeed, war is so inimical to the very health and well being of liberty that the founders counseled against […]