The secret George Soros network ‘behind America’s street chaos’… and the dossier that shows how to stop it

A chilling new dossier that landed on Donald Trump’s desk this week claims to expose a hidden web of money connecting Antifa militants, homelessness nonprofits, and billionaire donors — and Trump allies are already calling it a ‘blueprint’ to dismantle the far-left network.

The report, Infiltrated: The Ideological Capture of Homelessness Advocacy, was produced by the Capital Research Center and handed to the White House on Wednesday by Jonathan Choe, a Seattle-based researcher who tracks progressive activists in the Pacific Northwest.

The bombshell 113-page document says America’s homeless services system has been ‘captured’ by what it calls radical nonprofits that funnel taxpayer and philanthropic money into political activism instead of helping people get off the streets.


Full report below.

Infiltrated The ideological capture of homeless advocacy

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What’s missing from the deficit debate? Any plan to eliminate it

When Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne appeared before the House of Commons finance committee this week, Conservative MP Pat Kelly attempted to corner him with a complicated question disguised as a simple one.

“Minister, what year will the budget be balanced?” Kelly asked.

Champagne spoke a few dozen words in response, but failed to answer, so Kelly tried again. And then again. The discussion devolved into a debate about the existential nature of an answer.


Should be a fun budget.

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Why Iran’s Oil Sales Must Be Stopped

The reimposition of UN “snapback” sanctions on Iran is a welcome development, but, alas, insufficient. For years, Tehran has operated with relative impunity, ignoring restrictions and continuing to build its nuclear and ballistic missile programs while funding proxy terrorist groups across the Middle East. The renewal of these sanctions signals a recognition that the Iranian regime remains one of the gravest threats to regional stability and international security.

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At least 4 killed, 12 hurt in Mississippi mass shooting after homecoming football game in small town

Four people were killed and at least 12 others were injured when gunfire erupted in the wake of a Mississippi homecoming football game Friday night, officials said.

The shooting occurred around midnight on Main Street in Leland, Mayor John Lee told The Post.

“We solicit prayers for our community from people across the world that’s hearing this information,” said Lee, who was elected to office in June.

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Canadian navy reprimands officer accused of threatening to execute sailors

A Canadian naval officer who allegedly threatened to execute his crew has been docked pay and received a reprimand but most of the details of the incident still remain secret.

During the 2023 incident, the sailors on board Naval Replenishment Unit Motor Vessel Asterix were lined up in three rows at which point the officer allegedly told them he was going to have them shot for poor performance.

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Eric Ham: The truth behind the smiles

The expectations were high for the second bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, with Canadians seeking relief from punishing tariffs as the White House continues to wage its quixotic trade war against the world.

The love fest hit new highs as both men offered glowing compliments and bromides amid their blossoming bromance. Still, through the veil of laughter and love, deep intractable challenges that many are hoping for resolution still went unresolved.

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With progressives’ birthrates falling, Canada’s future (might be) Conservative

I won’t deny them.

Two graphs in recent weeks have highlighted the intersection of demographics and party politics. The first shows that in both the United States and across the developed world, birth rates are falling much faster among progressives than among conservatives. This isn’t a small or marginal difference. The data show that progressive households are increasingly postponing or forgoing children altogether, while conservative households are having children at rates closer to the replacement birth rate. Over time, these differences compound and could lead to deep consequences for culture, economics, and politics.

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More Marijuana Users Are Crash Dummies

High-on-pot drivers are contributing to more highway accident deaths.

How much social and public-health damage will Americans suffer before doing a U-turn on marijuana promotion? A new study finds that more than 40% of drivers who died in car accidents in one U.S. county over the last six years had elevated levels of the drug in their blood.

Researchers from Wright State University analyzed driver autopsy results from car crashes in Montgomery County, Ohio, between January 2019 and September 2024. More than four in 10 tested positive for pot’s psychoactive ingredient THC, with an average level of 30.7 nanograms. That’s more than six times the level most states use to define impairment.

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Canadian Jews facing disregard, whether it’s deliberately provocative or ignorantly obtuse

On the world stage where tragedy is an ever-running production, hopefully the curtain is finally coming down on the war in Gaza and the remaining hostages will come home.

Israel and Hamas have accepted at least the first phase of the ceasefire deal driven by President Donald Trump. The remaining abductees, living and dead, are to be released. Rejoicing Palestinians are flooding back to the wreckage of their homes and lives.

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The crime wave threatening electric car sales

The soaring value of copper has sparked a series of thefts that threaten the future of EVs

Shortly before midnight on a Friday two weeks ago, a man in a black hoodie and shorts emerged from the trees near a roadside pub in Chelmsford, Essex, brandishing a pair of garden shears.

One by one, he cut the cables attached to four electric car charging stations before disappearing back into the darkness.

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