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STONEZONE (Scott S. Powell for Townhall) - How Did America Get to the Threshold of Normalizing Sedition?

Yuri Bezmenov decided he wanted out of the KGB and the Soviet system some 56 years ago while serving in New Delhi, India. Disguising himself as an American hippie, he defected to the U.S. Embassy and debriefed with the CIA. It was decided that Bezmenov should settle in Canada under a new name for a […] The post How Did America Get to the Threshold of Normalizing Sedition? appeared first on StoneZone .

Yuri Bezmenov decided he wanted out of the KGB and the Soviet system some 56 years ago while serving in New Delhi, India. Disguising himself as an American hippie, he defected to the U.S. Embassy and debriefed with the CIA. It was decided that Bezmenov should settle in Canada under a new name for a while. Bezmenov came back to the U.S. in 1980 with a mission to educate people about Soviet “ideological subversion,” which is the basic systematic methodology communists use to take down countries and establish Marxist-Leninist socialist-type states. More recently, a Chinese defector and immigrant, Xi Van Fleet, has been on a crusade to warn Americans about the parallels between what is happening in America today and what Mao did in the…Open

STONEZONE (Tim Suereth) - SCOTUS Stakes Hawaii’s “Vampire Rule” in Major Second Amendment Victory

Hawaii’s infamous “vampire rule” just got staked by the Supreme Court. In the second major 6-3 ruling on June 25, 2026, Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority in Wolford v. Lopez (24-1046), striking down Hawaii’s 2023 law that required licensed concealed-carry permit holders to obtain explicit permission from property owners before bringing firearms into stores, hotels, […] The post SCOTUS Stakes Hawaii’s “Vampire Rule” in Major Second Amendment Victory appeared first on StoneZone .

Hawaii’s infamous “vampire rule” just got staked by the Supreme Court. In the second major 6-3 ruling on June 25, 2026, Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority in Wolford v. Lopez (24-1046), striking down  Hawaii’s 2023 law that required licensed concealed-carry permit holders to obtain explicit permission from property owners before bringing firearms into stores, hotels, shopping malls, gas stations, and other private properties open to the public. The Supreme Court ruled that this presumptive ban, which treated armed citizens like vampires who needed a personal invitation before crossing the threshold, violates the Second Amendment.  Building squarely on the 2022 Bruen decision, the conservative majority held that…Open

AXIOS (Zachary Basu) - Trump's "Great Man" theory: "No limits" to his power

President Trump declared on "The Axios Show" on Thursday that he's discovered "no limits " to his power since going to war with Iran. - A forthcoming book reveals he's been entertaining an even grander idea: that he may be the most powerful man in history. Why it matters: Trump is no longer merely testing the limits of the presidency. He's describing power in world-historical terms — placing himself in the lineage of conquerors, dictators and strongmen who bent nations to their will. - In a wide-ranging, soon-to-be-released 45-minute interview with Axios' Marc Caputo, Trump repeatedly measured power by submission: G7 leaders believed him when he joked "I'm the boss," he said, while Israel has "a lot of respect for me" and will "do as…

NYTIMES (Thomas L. Friedman) - Trump and Xi, This Is Your Nixon-Mao Moment

A new level of global disorder will face the American and Chinese presidents at their summit. Like Mao and Nixon, they face a common threat.

NYTIMES (Andrew Higgins and Qilai Shen) - How Lu Xun, a Famous Chinese Writer, Became a Cute Communist Mascot

The Chinese Communist Party has turned Lu Xun, a Mao-era hero who excoriated the establishment, into a bland, Disney-style character.

NYTIMES (Lily Kuo) - Gao Zhen, a Chinese Artist Accused of Mocking Mao, Goes on Trial

Gao Zhen, who emigrated to the United States years ago, was arrested during a visit to China and now faces up to three years in prison for artwork.