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The New York City Police Department's hate crimes unit is having a tough time investigating threats against Zohran Mamdani, a candidate for mayor in New York City.According to Mamdani's office, he has received four voicemails in the last few months that have hurled threats of violence including against his family and home.Most recently, Mamdani's office told the New York Post he had received a car-bomb threat, but it turns out the candidate does not even own a car.'We can condemn threats without ignoring the harm his words have caused.'"You're a terrorist piece of s**t, and you're not welcome in New York or in America, neither is your f**king family so they should get the f**k out," the voicemail said, according to the Post. "Go start your car and see what happens. I'd keep an eye on your house and family. Watch your f**king back every f**king second until you get the f**k out of America."At the same time, Mamdani's campaign told the Post, "While Zohran does not own a car, the violent and specific language of what appears to be a repeat caller is alarming, and we are taking every precaution."While he did not post the latest message online, Mamdani has posted other voicemails on his X page in the past, which included threats to varying degrees.RELATED: NYC comptroller locks arms with man to prevent ICE arrest: 'Show me your warrant!' In an X post in March, Mamdani blamed the right wing for a threatening message he received where the caller said he was going to have the candidate "wash his European feet."The caller also called Mamdani a "terrorist" and a "pedophile."Also on X, Mamdani posted a voicemail in November 2023 that called for the death of "all Muslim men, women, children, hamsters, birds, dogs, [and] cats."The June threats came just a day after Mamdani struggled to answer questions about criticism he received from Jews — including the U.S. Holocaust Museum — about supporting the phrase "globalize the intifada."Mamdani took questions from reporters on Thursday and stumbled through a response for about 20 seconds before saying he would do his best as mayor to eliminate anti-Semitism in New York City."As mayor, I will protect Jewish New Yorkers," Mamdani said.RELATED: Chain-snatching migrant moped gangs are having their dreams crushed by NYC mayor — but he won't mention it Photographer: Vincent Alban/The New York Times/Bloomberg via Getty Images New York reporter Oren Levy told Blaze News that while it is "absolutely unacceptable" for anyone to threaten violence against any politicians, including Mamdani, the candidate does not get a pass on his remarks."This doesn't excuse the fact that Mamdani has used language that is deeply offensive to the Jewish community. Instead of owning up to it, he's twisting the truth and playing the victim. We can condemn threats without ignoring the harm his words have caused," the reporter said.Police told the New York Post that the threatening calls were made from untraceable numbers and that "no arrests" have happened. An investigation by the NYPD Hate Crime Task Force is on going, however.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The left’s radical Marxist pursuit of centralized power has manifested itself in many ways, but BlazeTV host Mark Levin of “LevinTV” believes that its latest appearance was at the Los Angeles riots, where Americans waved the flags of another country and lit their own city on fire.“You see, the Democrat Party operatives, the Democrat Party, has more in common with the Marxists than they do with the founders. Hence, their people tearing down the symbols of America, hence their people attacking the principles of America,” Levin says.And it’s not just Marxism but rather a combination of Marxism, Hegelianism, and Rousseau’s collectivism that have been combined over the course of history.“They’ve taken these, the intellectuals have, and they’ve sort of re-imaged them and have Americanized them,” Levin explains. “This goes to an issue related to the word, the principle, the term ‘power.’”“Power is about force. Power is about coercion. Power can be used in a positive way, and it can be used in a negative way,” he continues, “I want to now apply this to what’s going on in L.A. All these violent activities taking place, the burning of the American flag, the carrying of other flags and so forth.”“The point is, if your goal is the centralization of power, if your goal is one party rule, if your goal is to have an iron-fisted control over society, and that is their goal,” he explains, “You don’t care if you change the citizenry. You don’t care if there’s violence for a period of time. You don’t care about any of these things.”Former President Barack Obama called it a “fundamental transformation of America,” and Levin points out that that’s exactly what’s happening.“These violent acts, these riotous acts, the attacks on Jews, the burning of the American flag, all of these things together and much more are evidence, right in front of our eyes,” Levin says, adding, “This fundamental transformation that’s taking place with the use of power — the evidence is right in front of us.”Want more from Mark Levin?To enjoy more of "the Great One" — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The United States invented GPS. But under Joe Biden, we ceded our leadership in critical technologies to China — and opened the door to disaster. With President Trump back in charge, we have a chance to correct course and secure the future of our economy and national defense.GPS powers everything. From military operations to farmers in the field, from ATMs to Amazon delivery, satellite-based positioning underpins modern life. But the system has one glaring weakness: no backup. One solar flare, one jammed signal, one cyberattack could knock it out — and take everything with it. Microseconds of disruption could halt supply chains, stall air traffic, and put American lives at risk.In his first term, Trump leapfrogged China in 5G development. Now we must do it again — with GPS.The Chinese Communist Party knows it.While Washington slept, China built a terrestrial backup to GPS — an old-school solution using low-frequency signals and bulky infrastructure, rooted in World War II-era tech. It’s not flashy. But it’s functional. And today, it gives Beijing an edge.America now faces a choice: Copy China’s playbook — or leap ahead.Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr (R) laid out the stakes in a recent Fox News interview with Maria Bartiromo. “During the Biden years, we fell deeply behind China,” Carr said. “The good news is we have the playbook. President Trump came in his first term and said we must lead the world in 5G. We did exactly that. ... This Trump administration is going to step up again.”Carr is right. We’ve seen this before. In his first term, Trump leapfrogged China in 5G development. Now we must do it again — with GPS.That starts with backing a 5G-based backup for GPS. Unlike China’s clunky eLoran system, a 5G-based solution reflects American innovation. It uses ground-based infrastructure and existing networks to deliver a wide-scale, secure, and reliable alternative to GPS — without costing taxpayers a dime. Private industry could roll it out before the end of Trump’s term.In other words: It’s shovel-ready, future-proof, and 100% Made in America.Not everyone wants that. Some voices in the policy debate are pushing China’s model instead. And they’re not just misguided — they’re compromised.As Breitbart recently reported, a coalition of anti-Trump interests and China-linked entities has tried to stall U.S. progress on GPS backup technology. One group, the Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, consistently attacks 5G solutions. Unsurprisingly, the group's founding members include UrsaNav — the very firm that helped build China and Russia’s eLoran networks.RELATED: From Wuhan to Michigan: Feds nab ANOTHER Chinese scholar in alleged bio-material smuggling plot erhui1979 via iStock/Getty Images These aren’t just competing policy proposals. They’re coordinated efforts to keep America vulnerable.We didn’t win the Cold War by patching up the telegraph. We invented the internet. We didn’t defend our skies with rebuilt biplanes. We created stealth bombers and drones. The same principle applies here. This isn’t about replicating China’s last move. It’s about defining what comes next.And we’ve already started.Carr and the FCC have launched a formal proceeding to explore “positioning, navigation, and timing” alternatives. That builds on President Trump’s first-term legacy, when he signed bipartisan legislation to strengthen GPS resilience. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) called it “crucial to the national and economic security of the United States.”That leadership set the standard. Now we must finish the job.We face a clear choice. One path copies the Chinese Communist Party and locks us into outdated infrastructure. The other unleashes American ingenuity and secures our future through private-sector innovation and Trump-era vision.Let’s not backtrack. Let’s build forward. Let’s lead again.

A debut trailer just dropped for the dark fantasy shooter Chains of Lukomorye, a gorgeous looking game which draws inspiration from the folkloric fantasy of Dark Souls and the wasted WW1 landscapes of Battlefield One. By wading into the Soulslike genre, as well as the cinematic, narrative-driven fare of PlayStation, the game is heading for crowded territory, but its detailed Slavic setting, its shooter sensibilities, and its dreamy, war-torn landscapes set it apart. Continue reading Dark fantasy WWI shooter Chains of Lukomorye has giant cats and demon ladies MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best story games, Best fantasy games, Best war games

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