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Zohran Mamdani is finding himself in dishonorable company.

Sleazy House Democrat Ro Khanna (CA-17) is joining the New York City mayor’s call to have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested.

"The American president should arrest Netanyahu or [Russian President Vladimir] Putin in accordance with international law. Full stop," Khanna said. "America needs to cooperate with the ICC. It's a matter of human rights, and it's a matter of a rules-based international order."

Khanna argued that the United States should enforce the warrant if Netanyahu enters U.S. jurisdiction.

"If the ICC has an arrest warrant for someone, they should be arrested by America if they come into American jurisdiction. It's simple international law," Khanna said.
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Fat chance Trump agrees with Mamdani. Trump rejected the idea on Truth Social: "Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America."

iley Gaines, the host of "The Riley Gaines Show," torched USA Today writer Nancy Armour over her recent and controversial Caitlin Clark column.

In the opinion piece published earlier this week, Armour compared the lynching of Emmett Till to Caitlin Clark putting "Black" and "queer" WNBA players "in danger."

"It shouldn’t need reminding this country has an awful history of Black people being harmed, even killed, in the name of 'defending' White women. The irony of the WNBA's All-Star Game is that it's happening this weekend in Chicago, the hometown of Emmett Till, who became an icon of the civil rights movement after his tragic murder," Amour wrote.
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Of all the bad takes about Clark, Gaines said Armour’s was the "worst one by a mile," adding that she was dumbfounded by the comparison.

"Do you realize what Nancy Armour is doing there? She's connecting Emmett Till's lynching to Caitlin Clark's talent and skill set and behavior on the basketball court. Excuse me?" Gaines said on a recent episode of "The Riley Gaines Show."
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"These people are insane," Gaines said. "They have lost their ability to think rationally. That is literally dead and gone. In what world do those two things connect? Honestly, even after reading the piece I don't know where she's going with this."


Gaines proceeded to call Armour an all-time "rage-baiter."

"Maybe it's just like all-time rage bait. Like dropping Emmett Till's name in an article about the WNBA All-Star game, that's got to be an all-time rage baiter. I don't know, maybe I'm falling for it. Maybe this is what Nancy Armor wanted," Gaines said.

CA AG Rob Bonta Sued for Manipulation of Prop 39 Voter ID Language Ahead of the November Election

https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2026/07/25/ca-ag-rob-bonta-sued-for-manipulating-voter-id-ballot-language-its-another-day-ending-in-y-n2204752
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Now Republican Assemblyman Carl DeMaio (AD-75), through his Reform California organization, is taking Bonta to court over his sleight of hand trickery.


This is not unique, just uniquely blatant.

As our editor Bob Hoge reported, Attorney General Rob Bonta and the California Democrats have been up to their dirty tricks to manipulate the language of Prop 39, the Voter ID initiative on the November ballot.

Hoge explained:

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But if there’s one thing that Democrats are scared of, it’s voter integrity efforts, and current AG Rob Bonta is doing his best to make sure that a voter ID initiative gets crushed in the November elections. He’s pulling a fast one and renaming Prop 39, which would amend the California Constitution to require voters to present government-issued identification at the polls or the last four digits of a government-issued identification number when voting by mail.

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Now Republican Assemblyman Carl DeMaio (AD-75), through his Reform California organization, is taking Bonta to court over his sleight of hand trickery.

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Chairman of Reform California, Assemblyman Carl DeMaio, announced Friday he is filing a lawsuit immediately against State Attorney General Rob Bonta “to force him to restore a FAIR ballot title to our Prop 39 Voter ID Initiative!”
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“The initiative, which gathered over a million signatures from Democrats, Republicans, and Independents after more than a year of petition circulation under previously approved wording, now faces what opponents call a last-minute rewrite designed to tilt public perception against it.”

Jewish students in the Ivy League, I’m here to offer an invitation: Come to the South, where you’ll be safe.

It’s manifestly not safe to be an Ivy League Jew. A prominent Columbia rabbi “strongly” advised Jewish students to go home and not come back: It’s become clear “Columbia University’s Public Safety and the NYPD cannot guarantee Jewish students’ safety in the face of extreme antisemitism and anarchy,” Rabbi Elie Buechler told students this week over WhatsApp.

And no wonder. An anti-Israel protester near the Columbia campus yelled at counterprotesters holding Israeli flags, “Go back to Poland!” and “Go back to Belarus!” The marcher waved the Palestinian flag in their faces and said, “Get the hell out of here!”
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Acts and threats of violence are all over, and it’s not just the Ivy League: At Berkeley, a female freshman was choked during a pro-Palestinian protest, and pro-Palestinian protesters mobbed a dinner at the law dean’s house.
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My advice to Jewish students at these institutions: Come on down. At schools like mine, the University of Tennessee, in red states, such intimidation, harassment and lawlessness aren’t tolerated.

Barbaric anti-Israel protesters are causing mayhem at the gates of Columbia University
In my city of Knoxville, after Hamas’ Oct. 7 rape/torture/murder/kidnapping spree, we had a pro-Israel rally attended by all our major civic leaders. The allegedly elite schools had marches in support of Hamas.

In the red states, support for Israel isn’t controversial. In our allegedly elite northeastern and California universities it can get you mobbed.

So why stay?

Sure, you’ll miss the good parts of New York or Cambridge (or . . . Philadelphia?). But red-state college towns are full of excellent bars, restaurants, music venues, theaters and other amenities of civilized living. (And at much more reasonable prices.)

People are friendly, and many of these schools have a lively Jewish presence and would welcome more. Maybe the degrees aren’t from Columbia, but the way things are going, is that so bad?]Jewish students in the Ivy League, I’m here to offer an invitation: Come to the South, where you’ll be safe.