DOG BITES MAN: Did Jasmine Crockett Seriously Just Call the World Cup Racist?

UNEXPECTEDLY: Mamdani Finally Admits He Can’t Arrest Bibi.

Last night, in a short video statement, Mamdani acknowledged that he has no authority, and never had any authority, to carry out his campaign promise.

“My administration has reviewed every avenue available under applicable law to determine whether New York City could execute the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu came here,” Mamdani said. “It is clear that we do not have the independent legal authority to enforce this warrant.”

No Shinola, Sherlock.

Nothing changed between last fall and now; the only difference is that the U.N. General Assembly is in two months, and Netanyahu intends to be there. (The Israeli leader may feel that he must attend the UNGA this year, to prove the point that no one has the authority to arrest him on U.S. soil.)

In the end, Mamdani is like the kid who runs for middle-school student council promising to replace the school lunches with McDonalds and Chick-fil-A and ban homework. He either didn’t know, or more likely, didn’t care that he didn’t have the authority to keep this promise; he just wanted the applause and to look like a tough guy.

Mamdani added, “The federal government, however, does [have the authority] — and I call on them to join the ICC and execute this warrant.”

No, the U.S. government does not have the authority to execute that warrant, at least not without repealing the American Servicemembers’ Protection Act and recognizing the authority of the ICC, which would give the ICC the authority to indict and arrest U.S. government officials and members of the military.

Roger Simon adds: International Criminal Court: Bad from the Start. “Israeli journalist Amit Segal and others have noted, Mamdani’s overstated attacks only serve to improve Netanyahu’s reelection chances.”

NIFTY: Firefighting drones in the works as wildfires plague US nearly year-round. “Most drones are significantly smaller than crewed aircraft and have shorter flight ranges, meaning they cannot replace large airtankers in delivering massive payloads of water or other fire-suppressing payloads to remote wildfires. But companies and fire agencies—along with organizers of the $11 million XPRIZE competition—are testing whether drones can help firefighting crews respond more quickly to small fires and put them out before they become more destructive.”

YET THEY PERSIST:

Douche reporter got owned attempting a gotcha. https://t.co/Sd0411kXst

— Northern Barbarian (@xnoesbueno) July 22, 2026

THIS IS A REAL PROBLEM: Seven States Kept Arguing As the Colorado River Hit a Record Low.

KEEP YOUR PET SAFE: Furbo Mini 360.° #CommissionEarned

LOL, INDEED:

Right before we learned of thousands of illegals on voter rolls in New Jersey.

Your timing couldn’t have been dumber, lol https://t.co/L9coYXVefA

— The🐰FOO (@PolitiBunny) July 21, 2026

Also, “thousands” might be just the tip of the iceberg.

IMPRESSIVE: ICE and CBP averaging 1,593 arrests per day, highest since Trump took office.

THEY’RE HANDING OUT OZEMPIC? Oregon public health school’s ‘Fat Justice’ initiative combats ‘oppression’ of overweight people.

LET THEM PAY FOR THEIR OWN FRAUD: Robert Kennedy Pauses Medicaid Funds for Fraud-Riddled California, Minnesota.

PROTECT YOUR SKIN: Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant. #CommissionEarned

K12 IMPLOSION UPDATE: George Washington summer program grooms middle school students for progressive activism.

SARAH HOYT’S SHOCKED FACE TOOK XANAX AN HOUR AGO: Mullin warns non-citizen voter registrations in NJ ‘could be much higher.’ “He also revealed that DHS had identified 278,000 non-citizens registered to vote in cooperative states.”

More: It wasn’t a glitch.

🚨 HOLY CRAP! The identity services provider New Jersey uses at the DMV is FIRING BACK at Gov. Sherrill, saying the NJ DIVISION OF ELECTIONS were the ones who registered 6,600 foreign voters

This was NOT a “software error.” This is a SCANDAL.

“IDEMIA's role is to transmit… pic.twitter.com/BvT9HCmlfB

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 22, 2026

Developing…

THE CAMPUS SPEECH POLICE HAVE TOO MANY OFFICES. DEI bureaucrats are part of the problem, but the deeper threat is an entire administrative class built to investigate, regulate, and punish dissent. Higher education needs fewer ideological enforcers and more defenders of open inquiry.

INDEED:

In a world full of Megan Rapinoes, be a Sophie Cunningham pic.twitter.com/PvL8X0Y8h1

— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) July 22, 2026

But whatever you do, don’t be this guy:

This police officer refuses to lie. Good for him. pic.twitter.com/G6gnfSsfgn

— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes) July 21, 2026

The arresting officer, on the other hand, maybe deserves some kind of medal.

KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: GOP Midterm Theme Should Be ‘Joe McCarthy Was Right.’ “The Democrats can’t tiptoe around their future plans anymore. Thus far, the elders of the party have met the youthful zeal of the young Democratic Socialists of America with timid acquiescence. It’s understandable, shouting people down has been the Dems’ modus operandi for a long time, of course the loudest miscreants among them are prevailing now.”

LIMITED TIME DEAL: Apple AirTag (2nd Generation). #CommissionEarned

MUCH OF THE TARGETING IS BEING DONE WITH AI NOW, WHICH MEANS THE PATTERNS MAY BE LESS OBVIOUS AT FIRST GLANCE:

Eleven days into the US strikes on Iran the targets appear to be:
1. Iranian coastal targets;
2. Probable command and control centers and weapons sites

There isn't enough publicly available information to infer an implied purpose to these attacks. However their very anonymity…

— wretchardthecat (@wretchardthecat) July 22, 2026

HMM: Democrats raise more money than Republicans in every key Senate race except Iowa.

Fundraising in the second and first quarter shows that Democrats hold a strong campaign finance advantage in all key races, except Iowa, the New York Times reported, citing new campaign finance filings.

The party’s financial picture is complicated by the Maine race, where it had to scramble to find a new nominee following Graham Platner’s exit. Republicans also outperformed Democrats in money raised through main party committees and super PACs.

The largest gap between Democratic and Republican fundraising was seen in the Texas race, where Democratic nominee James Talarico brought in $54.5 million through his campaign committee, compared with $3.9 million that Republican nominee Ken Paxton has raised.

Let’s just say that fundraising isn’t always an accurate gauge of actual support.

Still, maybe Republicans need to get serious about supporting their candidates.

PUNISH THEM: The Islamist-Marxist Takeover Of Middle America: El-Sayed is the inevitable political result of Michigan’s multi-decade experiment with mass Muslim immigration.

It wasn’t an experiment, it was a scheme.

LEFTIST SUBVERSION: How Did Support for International Humanitarian Law and Norms Morph into Support for Hamas and its Goals?

NGOs don’t deserve the oversized role they’ve taken in international — and domestic — affairs and that role should be sharply reduced, if not eliminated outright.

LEFT POLITICS WORLDWIDE IN A NUTSHELL: They Call It ‘Labour,’ But the Entire Cabinet Has Barely Had a Job Outside NGOs or Government.

WALTER DURANTY, CALL YOUR OFFICE:

The New York Times claims: "We acknowledge mistakes in our reporting with corrections. If you spot an error, please let us know at ."

OK, we spotted a big one in 2018. It's your Pulitzer submission for the Russiagate hoax you perpetuated. Will you correct…

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) July 21, 2026

AND IT WOULD BE AWESOME:

I’m down

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 22, 2026

THE FAR LEFT IS LIKE REVERSE MIDAS, EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES TURNS TO S***: How Did Support for International Humanitarian Law and Norms Morph into Support for Hamas and its Goals?