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The storm has already prompted Mexican authorities to close several Pacific ports.

Abril Rios — who has said the cold-blooded murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, 50, was "more of a revolutionary act of protest" — helps out with the councilman's social media pages and district office hours.

Aaron Judge shouldn’t try to be a hero.  With a “moderate” strain of the calf’s soleus muscle (attached to the Achilles), there’s no sense taking a chance now and possibly costing him 2027 too.  Judge is nobly suggesting he intends to play the wild-card round despite manager Aaron Boone calling it unlikely.  Judge, whose disdain...

Flynn is accused of murdering his 37-year-old wife, Ashley Flynn, at their Ohio home in February.

From a Resident Evil experience in Las Vegas to ghost tours in Salem, explore six spooky getaways across the US to visit this Halloween season.

Davud Ansariy, 41, led a group of America-haters whose members allegedly mused about assassinating then-President Barack Obama, bombing Coney Island and shooting police, the feds allege.

I didn't get the hype until I tried it myself.

The Hudson Valley lawmaker touted legislation in a new advertisement that would restrict executive bonuses when rates rise faster than inflation -- and also ban foreign ownership of utilities.

Approximately 20 terminally ill patients have chosen to end their lives under New York's controversial new assisted suicide law -- in just one month since the state program went into effect, according to an expert.

Mamdani Campaign Alum Living In China Talks US Revolution: "Very Surprised If There's No Violence Going Forward"

Explicit calls to overthrow capitalism only suggest revolutionary goals within the reformist socialist movement. There have been reports that some of these reformist socialists have coordinated with foreign subversion networks in Cuba and China or used NGOs to conduct hybrid information warfare.

President Trump has clearly been briefed. 

.@POTUS: The Cuban regime has also spent decades coordinating with left-wing radicals and Communist networks here in the United States. As our State Department has detailed, they have cultivated ties to subversive and radical groups such as the Communist Party USA, Antifa, and… pic.twitter.com/Bopz3W6sXz

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) September 22, 2026

The latest comments about revolution and the hope for violence in America come from far-left influencer Hasan Piker's China-based producer, Eric Hovagim, who also worked on socialist Zohran Mamdani's campaign and said on a recent podcast that he would be "very surprised if there is no violence going forward in the United States." 

Hovagim said, "I mean, it is simply the situation that they have put the working masses in. And I mean, we're seeing what's happening in the Global South, where you have October 7th happening. You know, this is something that happens when you put people in a pressure cooker, a concentration camp, when you do not allow them the basic human rights that we love to champion in the West."

"The workers of the United States are in the exact same predicament as the workers of the Global South. And it is frankly in their long-term interest to partner with them, to ensure that they can see eye to eye, to build an internationalist movement that goes beyond the four walls of the capitalist states of the United States of America. Because frankly, otherwise they are doomed," he continued.

He noted, "There is no militant group that has had any success whatsoever, maybe since the Black Panthers. But again, we saw what happened when the Black Panthers did have any success. So I don't know what's going to happen." 

🚨 Hasan’s China Guy Says He’d Be “Very Surprised” If Violence Doesn’t Hit America

A viral clip of Hasan Piker calling for “Chinese-style communism” and “Cultural Revolution shit” is making the rounds. People should also know about Eric Hovagim, who works with Hasan and… pic.twitter.com/ywf01jc9D8

— Stu Smith (@thestustustudio) September 23, 2026

In a separate podcast, Hovagim discussed his close friendship with China-based Marxist billionaire Roy Singham, whose network of revolutionary NGOs has been accused of promoting pro-Beijing and communist propaganda through what some describe as a possible foreign subversion network.

Via Free Press:

Taken together, these comments from Hovagim point to the broader far-left agenda, suggesting that the Democratic Socialists of America are not truly focused on affordability, Palestine, climate change, opposition to data centers, or whatever the hottest issue of the day may be.

Instead, they appear more focused on dismantling the foundations of America's capitalist system.

In fact, DSA leaders state their intentions very bluntly:

On another stream earlier this year, Hovagim told his followers: "I'm friends with Roy Singham. He's dope."

Roy Singham and a network of far-left NGOs are under intense scrutiny by the federal government ...

Interesting https://t.co/HHh8RcM3gI

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 29, 2026

According to investigative reports (e.g., New York Times, 2023), Singham has worked closely with pro-CCP propaganda networks targeting the US.

Where self-described socialist reformers advocate dismantling capitalism and existing US institutions, their stated objectives point toward a violent revolution.

Any shift toward socialist unrest would raise a separate national security concern: who stands to benefit from social unrest?

Well, it's a shared interest of foreign adversaries as two wars rage in Eurasia, resource nationalism explodes, and the world is on a dangerous path. The good news is that Scott Bessent's NGO team may have disrupted any mobilization of riots this summer, since there were none. But that only suggests more chaos is just around the corner as these revolutionaries regroup. 

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Tyler Durden Thu, 09/24/2026 - 18:00

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Roach let slip that Zendaya and Holland had already tied the knot while on the red carpet at the 2026 Actor Awards in March.

Roach let slip that Zendaya and Holland had already tied the knot while on the red carpet at the 2026 Actor Awards in March.

Coast Guard Intercepts Alleged Smuggling Vessel With 13 Chinese Nationals

Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times,

Federal officials on Monday said the Coast Guard and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) intercepted an alleged smuggling vessel with nearly two-dozen people on board, including 13 Chinese nationals, near Florida's coast.

Last week, the Coast Guard and CBP detected "a surface target of interest" near Angelfish Creek, Florida, according to a Border Patrol news release. When they intercepted the vessel, they discovered it was a 27-foot-long cabin vessel before it was interdicted.

They found that one suspected human smuggler, a Cuban national, and 22 illegal immigrants of various nationalities were on board. That included 13 Chinese nationals, eight Ecuadorian nationals, and one from the Dominican Republican, officials said.

The people who were apprehended were transferred to Coast Guard cutter ship Pablo Valent for more processing, while the 27-foot long vessel was seized by federal authorities, the release said.

Lt. Corryn Ulrich, commanding officer of the Pablo Valent, said that the apprehensions show that the Coast Guard is "ready to save lives and enforce federal law at sea."

"Attempting to enter the United States illegally by sea is extremely dangerous and will not go undetected," a CBP regional director, Andres Blanco, said in a statement. "This interdiction demonstrates the strength of our maritime partnerships and our commitment to stopping human smuggling organizations before they can put more lives at risk. Those who attempt these dangerous voyages face arrest, prosecution, removal, and the very real possibility of losing their lives at sea."

The interdiction was carried out under the Coast Guard's Operation Vigilant Sentry, which is designed to stop illegal immigration into the United States from sea.

Photos of the arrest were published by an official Coast Guard X account earlier this week, showing a Coast Guard ship approaching the alleged smuggling vessel as well as the individuals who were on board.

Coast Guard officials this week said they discovered and interdicted a 30-foot-long vessel around a mile east of Ocean Reef, Florida, on Sept. 15.

On the vessel, Coast Guard boat crew members found 23 people before they transferred 20 of them to the Bahamas for processing. The other three were taken into Homeland Security Investigations custody, the Coast Guard said.

The Trump administration has made border security alongside mass deportations of illegal immigrants a priority. Since January 2025, President Donald Trump has issued a number of executive orders to stop border crossings.

The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees both the Coast Guard and CBP, reported 16 straight months of releasing no illegal immigrants into the United States at the U.S. - Mexico border, according to a statement published last week.

Tyler Durden Thu, 09/24/2026 - 17:40