Mamdani’s Promise, Reagan’s Warning: Mayor-elect Thinks Government Is the Solution

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It was meant as a promise, but it sounded more like a warning. Newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told cheering supporters on election night that “there is no problem too large for government to solve, and no concern too small for it to care about.” The self-described Democratic socialist’s words rippled far beyond the ballroom, sparking alarm among critics who saw in them not confidence, but control. “I’m from the government and I’m here to help!” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis shot back on X, invoking Ronald Reagan’s old caution that those were the nine most terrifying words

Rage on the Line: Sheehy Releases Death Threat Voicemail From Far-Left Candidate

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There are few things colder than a human voice promising another’s pain. That was the sound that greeted Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-MT) when he pressed play. The freshman senator received a profanity-laced voicemail from Haley McKnight, a candidate for the Helena City Commission — a message so vicious it stunned even hardened political staffers. The recording, obtained and verified by Fox News Digital, was left in July, shortly after Sheehy voted with fellow Republicans to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. “Hi, this is Haley McKnight. I’m a constituent in Helena, Montana,” the message began — before descending into

Nancy Pelosi Calls Trump ‘Vile’ — and Temperatures Rise Again

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There are moments when political language stops being political and becomes something else — something raw and revealing. Monday was one of them. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ignited a firestorm after calling President Donald Trump “a vile creature” and “the worst thing on the face of the earth” during a CNN interview that quickly spread across social media. “He’s just a vile creature, the worst thing on the face of the earth,” Pelosi told CNN’s Elex Michaelson in the now-viral exchange. “You think he’s the worst thing on the face of the Earth?” Michaelson asked. “I do, yeah, I

The City on the Brink: New Yorkers Crazy About Zo, Wonder If It’s Time to Go

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There’s a restlessness in New York — a sense that the city, once the capital of grit and grandeur, is now teetering on the edge of something smaller. A new poll suggests that if socialist Zohran Mamdani wins City Hall, hundreds of thousands may simply walk away. Three-quarters of a million New Yorkers — nearly one in ten — say they would definitely leave, with millions more considering it. That’s the population of Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, or Seattle gone in a blink. “If anywhere near that number actually left, the economic impact would be seismic,” warned pollster James Johnson,

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