We know we've been writing about Zohran Mamdani a lot recently, but the candidate who ran on a platform of socialist feminism is really giving disgraced former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo a run for his money in New York City's mayoral race, with some polls putting him just two points behind the ousted governor. They must really like the idea of government-run grocery stores. Remarkably, the New York Times didn't, and published a non-endorsement of Mamdani.

We've seen a lot of Democrat men crying lately, with mild-mannered Sen. Alex Padilla trying to work up some tears on the Senate floor over his "manhandling" by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's security. Now, Mamdani is fighting back tears and recounting death threats because he tried to sanitize the phrase "globalize the intifada" by citing materials from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and comparing the intifada to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

What better place for Mamdani to make the comparison than The Bulwark's podcast?

The museum's having none of it.

CNN took the same approach to reporting on the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, DC … can you imagine the Islamophobic backlash because the shooter shouted "Free Palestine"?

He's apparently gotten so many threats that the "defund the police" candidate has hired extra personal security.