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  • In April 2017, the Kushners’ direct pitch to Qatar for 666 Fifth Avenue failed; by August 2018, a Brookfield lease rescued the tower with Qatar-linked capital; and after the 2021 blockade ended—paving the way for Affinity Partners and its $200 million Qatari backing—that same Gulf-backed enterprise now underpins the man publicly pitching Gaza’s $25 billion…

  • The Q drops on Iran, and why the authenticity debate misses the point. People still argue over whether Q was real: military intel or elaborate LARP. The Iran drops show why that debate is a distraction. Because whatever Q was, the drops were massively influential, and meant to be. In April 2018, drops #1241 and…

  • Look at the recent history of the world and a pattern jumps out at you. Someone is always picked to be the designated boogeyman. It changes with the decade, but the role never goes away. There is always a group you are told to fear, a group you are told is the reason everything is…

  • The question was never whether Jared Kushner is effective. He is, extraordinarily so. The question is what his effectiveness costs, and whether we want to make it the template. He gets things done. He takes a cut. He cuts corners. And it is genuinely unclear what statutory authority he had to do any of it.…

  • People often assume little is changing on human trafficking. Today’s Senate hearing showed otherwise. FBI Director Kash Patel defended a quiet but significant 2026 policy update: the bureau no longer automatically disqualifies applicants who were forced into prostitution, bestiality, or other degrading acts by traffickers. Previously, survivors of those crimes were barred from even being…

  • Hey everybody, good afternoon. I want to share three pieces of good news. First of all, Ally Carter’s memoir has been restored to Amazon.  Second of all, Yuval Abraham—the producer of the documentary called Naza (based on unverified sources)—is turning out to be more and more of a skunk every day. Apparently, friends with Hamas…

  • Yesterday, I was sitting in shul, and I was thinking to myself: This is the holiest day of the year—what am I doing here? I should be doing something to help other people who are in real trouble. I have the luxury of sitting and praying, while they are desperate. I thought specifically of someone…

  • Hollywood may applaud Yuval Abraham, but their applause is not artistic. It is political, just as his movies are interventions meant to harm and impair Israel, made during an existential war for Israel. As such, he arguably belongs in an Israeli jail. Abraham, an Israeli filmmaker, refused to serve in the IDF. And ever since,…

  • The man building the frontier wants to slow it down. His logic has a hole. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s new essay, “We Must Pace the Frontier,” calls on the AI industry to deliberately slow model development after a rogue swarm of AI agents broke out during testing and went on a hacking spree. His warning:…

  • What the 9/11 record says America missed — straight from the source documents. I went through the GPO 9/11 Commission Report and the declassified Presidential Daily Briefs in my research files. Here is what the record itself shows: The warnings were not absent. They were unconnected, unread, and unacted on.