Man doxxed after exposing his city's booming Islamic surge takes defiant stand: 'Not gonna stop'

DEARBORN, MI — City officials in Dearborn were shocked and appalled this week after a local resident made the radical, unhinged demand that public funds used to decorate municipal streets for religious holidays be distributed with actual equal treatment.

Margot Cleveland, a journalist with The Federalist, filed a civil rights lawsuit alongside the American Freedom Law Center against the city and Democratic Muslim Mayor Abdullah Hammoud. The suit alleges the city violated her constitutional rights by dropping thousands in taxpayer money on massive public holiday installations while completely ignoring repeated requests to extend the same courtesy to Easter and Passover.

"How dare you"

"The City of Dearborn spent taxpayer money to light up its streets and parks for Ramadan while stonewalling a resident who simply asked that Easter, Passover, and other Christian and Jewish holy days be treated the same way," said Robert J. Muise, AFLC co-founder and senior counsel. "That is a straightforward Establishment Clause violation, and the retaliation our client faced for speaking up about it only compounds the constitutional harm."

Legal counsel for Cleveland highlighted a previous City Council meeting where Mayor Hammoud modeled the administration's commitment to community dialogue during a warm, inclusive chat with local Christian pastor Ted Barham.

Pastor Barham

"And although you live here, I want you to know as mayor, you are not welcome here," Hammoud told the Christian pastor during the public session. "And the day you move out of the city will be the day that I launch a parade celebrating the fact that you moved out of the city… because you are not somebody who believes in coexistence."

Abdullah Hammoud

Dearborn leaders defended the city's festive spending habits—which included $1,500 on holiday banners, $5,000 on a giant crescent moon, custom streetlight installations, and official Dearborn Police Department holiday merch—as standard municipal operations.

"What makes this case especially troubling is that City officials, up to and including the Mayor, responded to a citizen’s respectful request for equal treatment with silence, stonewalling, and outright hostility — including the Mayor’s own words telling a Christian resident he is ‘not welcome’ in his own city," noted David Yerushalmi, an attorney on the case. "Our client is simply asking the City to treat Christians and Jews as equal citizens."

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Cleveland maintained that she wasn't asking for the city to tear down its decorations, but rather to extend the spirit of municipal hospitality across all major faiths.

"I much prefer to ensure equality of faith traditions, as opposed to a challenge to the display," Cleveland wrote in an email to city officials.

When asked for comment, city administrators reportedly reiterated that true diversity means celebrating everyone, provided everyone consists exclusively of the group currently holding city hall's credit card.

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The latest on Neria Leiter's condition

Here is the latest news about Neria Leiter's condition after being wounded: 

As of Sunday, September 27, Neria Leiter’s life remains in danger, though his father reported some encouraging signs.

Neria Leiter, 38, an IDF reservist and son of Israel’s ambassador to the United States Yechiel Leiter, was critically wounded in a Palestinian car-ramming attack at a checkpoint on Route 443 on Wednesday, September 23. He suffered a severe head injury, arrived at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem unconscious, and underwent hours of emergency brain surgery overnight.

By Thursday, September 24, doctors said his condition had stabilized but remained serious and life-threatening, primarily due to the brain injury. He was in intensive care.

In an update today, Ambassador Leiter said Neria’s life is “still hanging in the balance” / “still in danger,” but “we have seen some encouraging signs and we are holding onto them with hope.” He thanked people for their prayers and asked that they continue.

The family has requested prayers for Neria Dov ben Chana. There have been no public reports of a major change that would take him out of critical or life-threatening status.

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Ro Khanna: Still Crazy After All These Years

Ro Khanna: Not the brightest bulb on the Chanukah bush

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a bold new blueprint for Middle East diplomacy, Representative Ro Khanna has proposed what experts are calling the ultimate shortcut to regional harmony: releasing an Islamic terrorist currently serving five life sentences for orchestrating multiple lethal terror attacks.

Khanna, a card-carrying cretin, publicly called on Israel to free Palestinian figure Marwan Barghouti, arguing that the mastermind behind the murder of multiple civilians is precisely the unifying figure needed to finally usher in lasting peace. 

Why not just ask Israel to commit suicide--it's more efficient.

"Barghouti has a unique standing among all Palestinian factions," Khanna declared, apparently arriving at the conclusion that a veteran of the Second Intifada is just the visionary statesman to run a tranquil neighbor state. "He's seen as non-corrupt, a strong leader, and secular. Barghouti could deliver a Palestinian state living in peace with Israel," this, despite his bloody hobby.

Political strategists noted that while most peace plans rely on tedious negotiations or mutual concessions, Khanna's model relies on the far simpler strategy of releasing mass murderers and hoping for the best.

"Releasing Barghouti does not provide him with a pardon or moral absolution of crimes he may have committed," Khanna clarified, taking care to reassure everyone that letting a convicted terrorist out of prison wouldn't mean anyone actually approves of terrorism. "In fact, a number of human rights groups say he did not even receive a fair trial. But the release is needed to move peace forward…"

To ensure the peaceful vision is fully realized, Khanna doubled down on the former Arafat lieutenant's potential.

“Palestinians must choose their own leaders," Khanna said. "Barghouti has a unique standing among all Palestinian factions. He’s seen as non-corrupt, a strong leader and secular. Barghouti could deliver a Palestinian state living in peace with Israel."

Critics were quick to point out minor details in Barghouti's resume, such as his conviction for planning a 2002 suicide bombing on Jerusalem's King George Street that killed three people and wounded 87 others. However, Washington insiders confirmed those details are merely technicalities compared to his potential as a secular peacemaker.

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At publishing time, Khanna was reportedly preparing his follow-up foreign policy proposal, which involves appointing arsonists to lead local fire departments in order to promote structural safety. But he has to wait until he's able to remove his head from his nether regions.

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Iranian Official Clarifies That Torturing Citizens Is Purely Self-Care, Actually

Reminiscent of the Zohran Mamdani Sleazy Grin

NEW YORK — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi shared a warm, heartfelt smile with a reporter on Friday after being asked why his government has executed over 900 citizens this year while subjecting thousands more to torture and imprisonment.

According to witnesses, the foreign minister appeared visibly delighted to be asked about his regime’s favorite weekend activity.

"Tried to ask Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi how he can call himself 'a victim of terrorism' while his government has executed more than 900 Iranians this year, and while thousands of others have been tortured and imprisoned?" asked Fox News Digital reporter Efrat Lachter, posting footage of the interaction to social media. "What, exactly, did he find amusing?"

Sources inside the diplomatic delegation confirmed that Araghchi was simply amused that someone would question the therapeutic benefits of state-sponsored public hangings.

The exchange followed inspiring remarks made Wednesday by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian at the United Nations General Assembly, where he courageously called out the international community for labeling his peaceful torture-enthusiast government as bad guys.

“The US president described us as terrorists,” Pezeshkian explained to the assembly. “We have been the victims of terrorism.”

Earlier in the week, Araghchi expressed deep sorrow over the lack of international empathy for his regime's struggle to crush basic human rights in peace.

"In the face of the atrocities that occurred, where 168 innocent children were deliberately massacred in a single instant, these countries do not even issue a simple condemnation," Araghchi noted, adding that his delegation was in New York specifically to "defend the legitimacy, rights and interests of the Iranian people," right up until those same people speak out of turn and need to be promptly executed.

At publishing time, the Iranian delegation was seen browsing local real estate in Manhattan to find a nice, quiet park for their next scheduled execution.

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Trump hails Iraqi prime minister as ‘fantastic guy’ as Iraq seeks sanctions exemption

President Trump shakes hands with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi as they participate in a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., on July 14, 2026. (Reuters/Evan Vucci)

NEW YORK — After a brief meeting at the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump officially announced that Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has achieved the highest honor attainable in modern international diplomacy: being a fantastic guy.

"It went great. He's a fantastic man. He's a friend of mine. I endorsed him, right? I mean, I endorsed him, the Iraqi prime minister, he's a fantastic guy," Trump said Saturday when simply asked how the meeting went.

The glowing endorsement arrived just as the Office of Iraq’s Prime Minister announced Saturday it is in talks with the U.S. Treasury Department to secure an exemption linked to the shutdown of Iranian airlines.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had previously announced that all Iranian airlines will be "shut down" starting Wednesday during the Operation Economic Outcast pressure campaign against the regime in Tehran.

Upon realizing that "shut down" meant actual planes would stop flying, Iraqi officials immediately requested a special pass.

"The Iraqi government is conducting direct dialogue with the American side to exempt some Iraqi airports from these measures, in a manner that allows the resumption of air travel, for humanitarian reasons related to treatment, study, religious visits, and civilian interests," the Iraq Prime Minister’s Office said Saturday.

Middle Eastern diplomats then released a carefully worded statement urging everyone to just calm down and talk it out.

"While the Iraqi government is working to de-escalate the situation in the region, it affirms that the continuation of crises complicates the scene further, and calls on all parties to engage in dialogue and negotiation to reach solutions that end the current crisis and conflicts, in a way that achieves the interests of the region's countries and peoples," it added.

At press time, Treasury officials were reviewing the exemption request while trying to determine if being a "fantastic guy" carries official diplomatic immunity from economic sanctions.

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Two Vape Store Muslims Arrested After Ole Miss Drug Deaths

Yahya Mo and Islam Mo

OXFORD, MS — In a shocking turn of events that has left local authorities utterly bewildered, two Mississippi college students tragically passed away this week after coming into contact with a substance that was, according to town ordinances, strictly prohibited.

Law enforcement officials, employing the kind of high-level detective work usually reserved for prime-time television, executed a raid on a local establishment humbly titled Puffs Vape, Tobacco and Beer Store. To their utter surprise, the raid on the heritage-brand health clinic yielded over 500 units of kratom, THC cartridges, gummies, and various other suspected narcotics, effectively turning the neighborhood storefront into a bustling pharmaceutical warehouse.

Two local entrepreneurs, Yahya Mohamed Mosleh, 51, and Islam Mohamed, 18, were promptly arrested and charged with possession of Schedule I controlled substances with intent to distribute. How incredibly surprising.

City officials noted that kratom has been banned in Oxford since 2019, which led investigators to assume, quite reasonably, that the "vape, tobacco and beer" portion of the store name was the only legal part of the operation.

The raid follows the recent tragic deaths of two Ole Miss students, 18-year-old freshman Aidan Hamilton and 20-year-old junior Robert Strang. Investigators noted that packaged store-bought kratom was present at both scenes, though officials were quick to clarify that they have not officially determined whether the banned substance was the actual cause of death.

"They have not," noted local observers, following up with a polite, "[B]ut hey, can I get an Allahu akbar?"

Authorities have repeatedly emphasized that they have not established whether kratom caused either death, whether the two cases are connected, or whether the two gentlemen arrested on Thursday supplied the specific products found at the scenes. In short, there are several bright, glaring dots on the chalkboard, but officials are still determining if drawing a line between them violates protocol.

The raid, however, came as little surprise to long-time locals who remember the shop's rich heritage. The store's original owner, Amer Alowdi, 40, was indicted in 2022 on narcotics trafficking charges before heroically fleeing the country to avoid prosecution. His current whereabouts remain a mysterious gift to the international community.

Local narcotics task forces warned that the investigation remains active and that additional arrests may be on the horizon. Cross your collective fingers, folks.

“These individuals and this business are not necessarily the only people involved in the illegal distribution of these products,” the Metro Narcotics Unit stated in a public warning, reassuring citizens that local government enforcement efforts are far from over.

Police clarified that while they have not officially solved the tragic deaths on campus, they are making great strides in discovering that places selling illegal drugs are, in fact, selling illegal drugs.

Meanwhile, federal and state health officials continue to study the dangers of highly concentrated kratom derivatives, promising that toxicology reports, thorough laboratory tests, and additional bureaucratic press releases will eventually reveal whether the raid at Puffs is a central plot point or merely an interesting side quest in the Oxford saga.

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Kamala Hahaharris Tried to Explain How an Algorithm Works--"Pass the Italian Dressing Please"

Former Vice President Kamala Harris appears to be keeping the door open to another standard-issue presidential run. If her recent appearance on "Off Air with Big Boy" offers any preview of the profound intellectual depth she would bring to a future campaign, Democrats should probably start ordering their consolation cakes now. The alternative, of course, is much worse: an actual Harris administration in charge of the nuclear codes and the internet.

When the conversation turned to artificial intelligence, a groundbreaking field where complex computer science meets the staggering ignorance of career politicians, Harris proved she is truly a titan of the latter category. Her absolute, breathtaking confusion over what an algorithm actually is offered a terrifying glimpse into the policy decisions we can expect from a woman whose tech strategy appears to be written on a napkin in crayon.

"There is a part of this that is about understanding that, you know, if you keep seeing the same thing over and over again, know that you are being targeted because you looked at it the first time, they're just going to keep sending it to you. Which means they're trying to dumb people down with the assumption that people don't have any interest beyond what they've already seen," the former vice president announced, delivering what she clearly believed was a Nobel Prize winning critique of Silicon Valley. "Think about that."

"Oh yeah, the algorithm," Big Boy, aka Kurt James, replied, doing his best to translate her word salad into basic English.

"Right, but the algorithm suggesting, I have no more interest because I'm looking at this yellow flower. I'm only interested in yellow flowers. So here's more yellow flowers. As though my brain can't handle the fact that there may be a pink flower that I might be interested in looking at," Harris continued, heroically fighting off the tyrannical bots that keep shoving yellow flora in her face. "And so part of it is understanding how the algorithm is manipulating us and figuring out how we're going to psych it out a bit."

If this is the kind of razor-sharp logic driving future tech regulation, every software engineer in America should immediately start packing. Harris managed to take a basic lines-of-code recommendation function and turn it into a dark, dystopian conspiracy where tech CEOs sit in shadowy boardrooms plotting to deprive the public of pink flowers. It mistakes a simple, profit-driven engagement model for a grand scheme to lower the national IQ, giving Washington bureaucrats the perfect excuse to step in and regulate the internet into oblivion.

Unfortunately for Kamala's grand theory, that is not how code works. Mark Zuckerberg is not sitting at a desk deciding that your brain lacks the physical capacity to enjoy a pink carnation just because you clicked on a dandelion. Platforms simply track what you look at and feed you more of it so they can show you ads for mattresses. Is it annoying? Sure. Is it a villainous mind-control plot designed to strip humanity of its free will? Only in the mind of a politician looking for something new to tax.

Her explanation also completely erases the concept of basic human responsibility. According to Harris, everyday Americans are just helpless, feeble victims helplessly trapped in the grips of the evil feed. Apparently, nobody told her that users can simply close the app, search for a new topic, or put down their smartphones and walk outside to look at real flowers of any color they choose. The computer code is strong, but it has not completely abolished human agency just yet.

Naturally, the former vice president then revealed her master strategy for outsmarting the villainous, flower-hiding machine intelligence: resorting to her absolute favorite, deeply authentic identity-politics tropes.

“I do try sometimes. I mean, you know, I love to cook,” Harris explained, boldly outsmarting the matrix by reminding everyone of her unmatched skills with roasted chicken, pasta sauce, and collard greens.

Silicon Valley big tech may have conquered global communications, but they clearly stand no chance against Kamala's legendary kitchen wisdom.

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Jihadi Democrat Abdul El-Sayed refuses to condemn IRGC

The Democrats’ jihadist nominee for the Senate in Michigan was asked a straightforward question at a town hall in Ann Arbor on Wednesday: would he condemn the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps?

He declined to do so.

As reported by Newsweek, Iman Dashti, an attendee who identified himself as Persian, informed the candidate, Abdul El-Sayed, that his own family had suffered persecution at the hands of the regime in Tehran. 

Dashti noted his dismay over leaked audio in which El-Sayed refused to comment on the death of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after U.S. strikes, remarking at the time that “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today.”

“That silence had a gaping hole in our community,” Dashti said, before pressing El-Sayed to clarify whether “you stand unequivocally against the IRGC?”

Rather than offering a clear rejection of a brutal state apparatus, El-Sayed offered a studied evasion, replying, “I will always stand for and with democratic movements,” while adding that he opposed U.S. involvement in regime change. Of course, in actuality, El-Sayed opposes the U.S. in general. His good buddy, Hasan Piker, had openly said that the United States deserved 911.

The voter who posed the question was under no illusions about the reason for this hesitation. Speaking later on Fox News, he observed that “a lot of his supporters are very supportive of these institutions, the IRGC. They love the Iranian regime and he doesn’t want to alienate them.”

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