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“What I’ve Proposed Is That We Raise $10 Billion to Pay for Our Entire Economic Agenda and Start to Trump-Proof Our City,” Zohran Mamdani Said of His Campaign Plans Prior His New York City Mayoral Election, While He Has Now Said NYC Is Facing “A Fiscal Crisis at a Scale Greater Than the Great Recession”
New York City Mayor said he would seek to raise $10 billion in new revenue…
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“No Cause, No Ideology Will Ever Justify Killing,” French President Macron Speaks Out on 23-Year-Old Student Beaten to Death by Left-Wing Activists — “Convicting the Perpetrators of This Infamy Is Essential. The Hatred That Kills Has No Place Among Us. I Call for Calm, Restraint, and Respect”
A 23-year-old student in Lyon has died after being severely beaten during clashes between left-wing…
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“I Can Handle Whatever Disrespect Pam Bondi Throws at Me. But I Won’t Stand for the Way She Dismissed the Epstein Survivors During Her Hearing,” Rep. Pramila Challenges — “They Never Want to Admit That They’ve Done Anything Wrong. But This Was Clearly Botched and the Harm to the Survivors Was Irreparable”
“I can handle whatever disrespect Pam Bondi throws at me. But I won’t stand for…
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“Russia Is No Superpower,” Kaja Kallas Argues — “After More Than a Decade of Conflict, Including Four Years of Full-Scale War in Ukraine, Russia Has Barely Advanced Beyond the 2014 Lines — And the Cost: 1.2 Million Casualties — The Greatest Threat Russia Presents Right Now Is That It Gains More at the Negotiation Table Than It Has Achieved on the Battlefield”
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Vice-President of the European Commission Kaja Kallas delivered a…
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“It Took a World War and Eight Decades to Build the Strongest Alliance That This World Had Ever Seen. It Took Less Than a Year to Practically Destroy It,” Sen. Mark Kelly Bashes Trump Administration — “Donald Trump Only Knows How to Break Things, Not Fix Them”
Senator Mark Kelly delivered a sharp critique of the current U.S. administration following the Munich…
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“This Is Trump’s Idea of Democracy: Leaders Get to Select Their Voters Instead of the Other Way Around,” Senate Minority Leader Schumer Bashes Kristi Noem, Declaring — “We’ve Been Proactive to Make Sure We Have the Right People Voting, Electing the Right Leaders to Lead This Country”
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer intensified his criticism of House Republicans’ election legislation, rebuking comments…
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“It’s a Complete Falsehood to Claim That Mass Migration Was a Left-Wing Project. It Was for Decades Supported by Republican Businessmen Who Wanted Cheap Labor,” Poland Deputy Prime Minister Sikorski Insists — “It’s Not a Left-Wing or Right-Wing Issue. It’s About Whether We Agree That We Have the Right to Control Who Comes In and Who Doesn’t”
Speaking at a panel during the Munich Security Conference, Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski…
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“The West Is the First to Import Failed-State Labor With Full Political Rights: Welfare, Voting, and Citizenship for the Migrants and Their Families,” Stephen Miller Declares — “When Citizenship Is Global, Self-Rule Is Impossible”
White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller has…
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“Russia Has Always Been the Undisputed Leader in Arctic Exploration,” Putin Emphasizes the Importance of Icebreakers in Russia for Developing the Northern Sea Route, Says — “That Is a Capability No Other Country Possesses Today, So Powerful, but We Are Steadily Building on That Lead”
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would expand its efforts in the Arctic regardless of…
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“The Vessel Tried to Defy President Trump’s Quarantine,” U.S. Military Captures Tanker in the Indian Ocean That Was “Hoping to Slip Away,” Department of War Says — “We Tracked It From the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean, Closed the Distance, and Shut It Down”
U.S. forces seized an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean after tracking it from the…
About Author
Zane Clark
Zane Clark is a writer whose interest in national affairs began at age 11, during a birthday ride in a 1966 Piper 180C that sparked an early curiosity about history and current events. That first moment of perspective grew into a lasting fascination with the people, conflicts, and decisions influencing the nation’s direction. Today, Zane brings clear, informed storytelling to Altitude Post, covering everything from major events to the individuals helping shape the country’s future. When he’s not writing, he’s researching history, following current developments, spotting aircraft, attending airshows or exploring the stories behind the headlines.
