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…

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/…

A 67-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton just sold for $47.3 MILLION. It’s now the second-most-expensive dinosaur fossil ever sold. news4jax.com/tech/2026/10/27…

“Girl, ain’t nobody laughing with you.”

Today on Earth, Israelis voted in a national election, but exit polls showed no clear winner. Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor his main rival Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc appeared to reach the 61 seats needed for a parliamentary majority. Final results are expected in the coming days. At least 62 people were reported killed and 52 wounded in an attack on Binnari in northeastern Nigeria. The attack happened Friday; authorities reported the updated toll Tuesday, and recovery efforts are continuing. Congo’s Ebola outbreak passed 10,000 confirmed cases, according to government data. Nearly half of those confirmed to have the virus have died. Health authorities are trying to contain the outbreak across multiple African countries. Indian authorities evacuated tens of thousands from vulnerable coastal areas as Cyclone Arnab approached Andhra Pradesh. The storm’s outer bands reached land, and the India Meteorological Department forecast landfall early Wednesday. Singapore and Indonesia agreed to establish a joint task force to strengthen enforcement against illegal land burning, a major source of toxic haze across Southeast Asia. The smoke has disrupted daily life and prompted school closures. The haze crossed borders first. The task force has some catching up to do. U.S. stocks mostly rose, led by AI shares. The S&P 500 gained 0.6% and the Nasdaq 1.2%, even as most S&P 500 stocks fell. Broadcom rose after a financing deal gave Anthropic access to its AI chips. The indexes climbed while most stocks fell. Apparently, a market can be up as long as the right handful of companies are. Explosions were heard in Kyiv, a Reuters witness reported. The report did not establish the cause or whether there was damage or casualties. On this day in 1962, a U.S. U-2 reconnaissance plane was shot down over Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis, killing pilot Rudolf Anderson Jr. and bringing the United States and Soviet Union dangerously close to war. That was one day on Earth. See you tomorrow. Same planet. No clear election winner, but a clear mandate for more meetings. 🌎

This is Château Rouge, in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, a long-standing West and Central African commercial hub. French signs, African crowds, African goods: the result of decades of post-colonial migration and settlement. This isn’t all of Paris. But parts of Paris are changing quickly, and Château Rouge makes that change visible.

Some Islamist preachers call suicide attacks martyrdom and promise paradise to the people who carry them out. Then they stay behind the microphone while someone else dies. If they believe the promise, why aren’t they leading the way?

Cuba’s foreign minister called the U.S. ambassador a liar at the U.N. That’s rich coming from a communist regime that has spent decades lying to its own people, crushing dissent, and blaming America for the disaster its own government created. clickorlando.com/news/world/…

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BREAKING: DNA evidence has now conclusively linked Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith in Utah. Bundy was executed in 1989. Today, 52 years after her death, investigators finally confirmed what happened to Melissa. Nearly four decades after his execution, DNA is still exposing his crimes. cowboystatedaily.com/2026/10…

President Trump dropped this: Then and now. How did France, one of the world’s great cultural centers, go from the Paris of history to scenes like these?

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Glad he was able to leave safely.

A black bear broke into an Alaska family’s Subaru, got trapped inside, and completely destroyed the interior. Police had to rescue the bear. Nobody seems particularly concerned about the emotional well-being of the Subaru. youtu.be/rWab6dZtZ1k

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The FTC and 20 states are suing Dollar General for allegedly charging customers more at checkout than the prices on the shelves. Well, it’s called Dollar General, not Dollar Specific. 🙄😂 apnews.com/article/1b572418c…

And this is a perfect example of why you don’t marry your siblings.

The U.S. military has banned Chinese-made BYD vehicles from entering its air base in Japan. Even taxis and delivery vans. The concern? Their cameras and sensors could expose military secrets. Imagine ordering lunch and finding out the delivery car is a national security threat. 🙄😂 theguardian.com/world/2026/o…