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Dem House hopeful endorsed by activist who said ‘evil Jews run the world’
Adina Flores, an activist and a self-proclaimed «civil rights» advocate with a colorful social media presence, is endorsing Eric Jones, the Democratic candidate for Congress in California’s 4th Congressional District.
The endorsement itself, which focuses on Jones’ promises to combat women’s sexual exploitation, is nothing out of the ordinary. But Flores’ Facebook, Instagram and Substack pages are full of eccentric content that frames political issues as a conflict between race, sexual orientation and secretive sources of influence. The endorsement raises questions for Jones, who has met with Flores multiple times according to social media clips, about whether he agrees with Flores’ views.
In one video, posted to Facebook, Flores stated she believed part of California, Sonoma County, was run by Jews.
«But we’re literally run by the gay Jewish mafia — the Zionists in Sonoma County. The Jews still run the world. That’s where we’re at,» Flores said. «All our money gets sent to Israel, but nobody wants to talk about that.»
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«Evil Jews run the world through Masonic Lodges,» Flores said in an August Instagram post.
«Santa Rosa City Schools is always recruiting for little gay communists. Help save public school enrollment decline by sending your child off to liberal prison indoctrination centers,» she said in another post earlier this year.
When asked about Flores’ comments online, Jones’ campaign said he condemns prejudice towards the Jewish community.
«I firmly condemn any and all hate toward our Jewish and LGBTQ+ communities. It has no place in our district. My wife is Jewish, we are raising our kids in a Jewish household, I’m a fierce advocate for our public schools and educators, and I have zero tolerance for hateful commentary toward my neighbors or my family,» a campaign spokesperson said in a comment to Digital.
Beyond her comment about Jews, in much of her content, Flores bashes what she sees as efforts to indoctrinate kids in LGBTQ+ ideology through control over institutions like schools and local government.
«I wasn’t doing any of the wokeness. I stood up for conservative parents. So right now, look at this pride indoctrination. I’m not trying to be mean, but who made this logo? They got all the rainbow mafia colors, and it looks like a p-nis,» Flores said, holding up a design made by a local school.
The image depicts a tree on top of a hill, illustrated in rainbow colors.
«Like literally that’s where we’re at. So, I’m sorry that’s f—ing cracked out. If your child is in public school, please remove them because they’re going to be gay and r-tarded. Thank you, Santa Rosa schools,» Flores said.
Flores’ criticisms, usually couched in similar language, cut across both parties.
«Every day my Instagram algorithm is filled with reels of Democrats and Republicans arguing back and forth deciding who is more gay and r-tarded even though they are two sides of the same bird [sic],» Flores said.
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«The real puppet master, as always, the Freemasons. This is not a conspiracy. And that is who is pulling the narrative of both sides — red and blue.»
Flores recounted that she was once a government employee but was forced out of the role and is banned from serving in public roles again.
«I got started in my activism because I am a former government employee. I’m a whistleblower who was forced out of the government.»
Flores said she was removed over COVID-19 mask mandates and the information that was being shared with parents.
For his own part, Jones has centered his campaign around issues like affordability, government transparency and protecting government-run programs.
On his website, Jones has listed three main priorities: ending corruption, lowering the cost of living and resource sustainability in government. His stances have attracted endorsements from progressive groups like Indivisible and Our Revolution, organizations with ties to progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. Throughout his campaign, Jones has highlighted his family’s struggle with financial stability. He grew up in a military family and had a disabled father. According to Jones, the family also struggled to overcome medical debt, relying on Medicaid and food stamps.
In her endorsement of Jones, which she made shortly after the resignation of Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., Flores praised Jones’ promise to be a voice for survivors of sexual misconduct. Swalwell, a prominent California Democrat, surrendered his office after several women accused him of unwanted sexual advances, allegations that he denied.
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«Thank you for being one of the only candidates — and this is insane because you’re not even in office yet, but you’re talking about this very critical issue, so God bless you, brother,» Flores said.
After Digital reached out to Flores, who has over 144,000 followers on Instagram, for comment, she posted a video response on Instagram dismissing the inquiry and saying she was a «private citizen» and that her social media accounts are «not monetized.»
«My views are mine & mine alone. I am an unpaid advocate & have never been paid to support a political candidate,» her post said. «I am highly against the two-party system. If I feel someone is a good fit for office, I support them. F— your gangs! It’s really that simple!»
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President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington this week, one day after signing a Greenland security agreement that, once in force, would bar non-NATO states such as China from establishing a military presence there, sharpening the Arctic-security backdrop to their face-to-face talks.
Xi’s three-day state visit unfolded against that backdrop, with Trump hosting a formal White House arrival ceremony, holding high-stakes talks, joining Xi for a tour of the National Archives and presiding over a state dinner attended by some of America’s most prominent technology executives.
A senior U.S. official told Digital that Trump and Xi discussed the economy, trade, «Super Intelligence» and cooperation on a range of shared priorities, though it remained unclear what concrete agreements emerged from behind closed doors.
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Trump has so far stopped short of announcing a concrete agreement from Xi’s Washington visit, a contrast to his May trip to Beijing.
Trump was already telling reporters before leaving China that the two countries had made «some fantastic trade deals,» even though the White House did not release its full economic deal package until two days after the summit.
Thursday’s state dinner drew 134 guests, including the two leaders and prominent technology figures such as Jensen Huang of Nvidia, Mark Zuckerberg of Meta, Lisa Su of AMD, Tim Cook of Apple, Sam Altman of OpenAI, Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX, Jeff Bezos of Amazon, Satya Nadella of Microsoft and Sundar Pichai of Google.
Christine Balling, senior vice president for professional affiliations at The Institute of World Politics, told Digital that inviting America’s top AI tycoons to Thursday night’s state dinner was a strategic move to show Xi that the United States is the world’s top dog in the AI race.
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«I think the significance of the timing of this meeting, whether it’s intentional or not, shows that the Trump administration is taking The future of AI and the world very, very seriously,» she said. «I think that is the most significant takeaway. But the bottom line is, I think the most important images were those of all of the AI techs who were invited to that state dinner.»
Greenland has emerged as a backdrop to Trump’s two meetings with Xi this year. Negotiations over an expanded U.S. security role there began months before Trump traveled to Beijing in May, while Trump renewed his public pressure over Greenland during the summer as his administration continued negotiations aimed in part at limiting Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic.
Five days before Xi arrived in Washington, Trump announced a Greenland security agreement that was formally signed Sept. 22 and, once in force, would expand the U.S. military position while restricting Chinese military presence and certain sensitive investments in the territory.
China has had its eye on Greenland for years, especially as it looks to expand its role in the Arctic. Beijing has shown interest in Greenland’s infrastructure and natural resources, including its valuable rare earth and critical mineral deposits. U.S. officials have also pointed to past Chinese efforts involving a former U.S. naval base and airport projects as signs of Beijing’s broader ambitions in the region.
Balling is an expert in foreign policy, particularly in the Western hemisphere, and says Trump’s historic deal with Greenland struck a massive blow to China.
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«Number one, that is a tremendous victory for the United States and frankly, the free world,» she said. «It means that the United States has the ability to establish two more bases at present. So we have a Space Force base … and now secured land, air, and sea rights across Greenland. We have the ability to screen out any other country who expresses interest in either establishing any sort of military presence and or investment.»
«That means that the United States and NATO allies are going to have first right of refusal when it comes to mining, and not only for rare elements, but also oil and gas and data centers.»
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China has long sought a larger Arctic role, declaring itself a «near-Arctic state» and promoting a «Polar Silk Road» encompassing commerce, research and resource development.
Balling argued that Beijing had reason to oppose the U.S.-Denmark-Greenland agreement because the United States remains heavily reliant on China for several critical-mineral supply chains.
«I also have to say for all of those who were mocking the Trump administration and President Trump’s talk about buying or invading Greenland, they have an egg on their faces now,» she said. «I never for a moment thought that President Trump was serious about this. I think that what he was serious about, was exactly what was achieved in the agreement that was just signed.»
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WATCH: Black bishop calls voter ID argument ‘deeply insulting’ after explosive noncitizen registration report
EXCLUSIVE: Black bishop and author Earl Walker Jackson blasted Democrats and the left over what he called the «deeply insulting» and «deeply offensive» claim that minorities and African Americans cannot get I.D.s to vote.
Debate erupted this week over voter I.D. requirements after Reuters reported that an investigation found 30,000 noncitizens were «erroneously» registered to vote in 11 states. Jackson, a nondenominational Christian leader and descendant of enslaved ancestors, said the findings underscored what he described as a growing problem of noncitizen voting that disenfranchises American citizens.
In an interview with Digital, Jackson charged, «Why the Democrats are so committed to this can only be explained one way: they think it empowers people who shouldn’t vote to vote, and they believe those people are going to vote for them.»
«This is nothing but a power grab,» he posited, emphasizing that «every vote by a noncitizen does in fact cancel out the vote of an American citizen, or it amplifies it in a way that’s illegal or inappropriate.»
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that more than 30,000 self-declared noncitizens were added to U.S. voter rolls since 2000.
The outlet attributed the erroneous registrations to «software glitches and clerical errors» and said its review suggested «inadvertent bureaucratic failures, rather than organized efforts to register immigrants illegally.» Reuters said it was unable to determine how many noncitizens actually cast ballots.
The errors occurred in California, Illinois, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Virginia.
Don Palmer, the senior legal fellow for election integrity with the Heritage Foundation, told Digital that due to legal loopholes and loose reporting requirements, he believes the 30,000 number «is actually quite low.»
«I think it’s undercounting it. I think those are the identified non-citizens that have been accidentally or erroneously placed on the voter rolls through the mistake of the driver’s license agency. I think it’s much more because we don’t know in a lot of states, either they have not conducted the audits or they’re not using tools to find noncitizens that may have accidentally been placed on the rolls,» he said.
Palmer said «the answer really is that there needs to be more care taken to developing a system of verifying citizenship and you just don’t see that in most states.»
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«If they’re going to do voter registration, they need to make sure that there’s a verification in place for identity and for citizenship, just as if you come into an agency and you’re getting a driver’s license or identification card, you’ve got to show that I.D., you’ve got to make sure that your identity is confirmed, similarly, if you’re going to register someone to vote at the driver’s license agency, there needs to be a verification process or a documentation process to ensure that you are a citizen,» he said.
Meanwhile, after hearing the 30,000 figure, Jackson told Digital that «the sad reality is I’m not shocked.»
«I wonder if it’s more,» he said, adding, «We’ve been told, particularly by Democrats, that that’s not happening, that there’s nothing to see here, and yet we hear again and again documentation that it is happening.»
With this in mind, he decried efforts to resist more stringent voter eligibility verification and identification. He took particular issue with those equating voter I.D. requirements as anti-Black and a new form of Jim Crow.
«Forgive me for being personal about this for a moment, but I just find this deeply insulting and deeply offensive because the implication is that somehow if you are black, no matter how wealthy, educated, well-to-do, somehow getting an ID is a problem for you,» he said.
«But on the other hand, if you’re white, no matter how poor, no matter how uneducated, no matter what your circumstances are, somehow you can get an I.D., that’s not a problem, I mean, it’s preposterous.»
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He pointed to the hotel where he was staying as an example.
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«Look, I’m in a hotel right now … What was the first thing they asked me for when I walked up to the counter? May we see your I.D., please? Should I say, ‘Wait a minute, oh, you’re discriminating against me. You know Black people can’t get I.D.s; how dare you ask?’ he said. «I mean, it’s ridiculous.»
«I don’t hate illegal aliens, I don’t want to see them harmed or hurt, but they don’t have a right to vote in our elections, and they shouldn’t be permitted to do so,» he concluded. «Anybody who wants to say, well, ‘You’re a bigot, you are a hater,’ I mean, they’re going to say that. But I think most Americans are people of goodwill and don’t feel that way at all; we’re simply trying to preserve the integrity of our electoral system.»
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El visitante interestelar no aporta pruebas de organismos extraterrestres, pero su composición ofrece una muestra poco frecuente de los ingredientes químicos que circulan en otros sistemas planetarios y de la historia temprana de la galaxia
Un cometa que cruzó el sistema solar desde una estrella desconocida no resolvió la pregunta sobre la vida extraterrestre, pero sí dejó una pista relevante para responderla.
El análisis de 3I/ATLAS confirmó la presencia de moléculas orgánicas y compuestos ligados a la química prebiótica en un objeto nacido fuera del entorno del Sol.
Ese resultado no prueba la existencia de seres vivos en otros mundos ni convierte al cometa en una señal de tecnología alienígena. Sin embargo, permite examinar de cerca materiales que podrían haber participado en el origen de la vida dentro de otro sistema planetario.
3I/ATLAS es el tercer objeto interestelar conocido, después de 1I/ʻOumuamua y 2I/Borisov. La letra I en su nombre indica su origen interestelar, mientras que ATLAS alude al sistema de vigilancia Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System, financiado por la NASA. El observatorio de Río Hurtado, en Chile, informó las primeras observaciones del cuerpo el 1 de julio de 2025, aunque los archivos de otros telescopios permitieron localizar imágenes desde el 14 de junio de ese año.
Su órbita resolvió pronto una duda fundamental. A diferencia de los planetas, asteroides y cometas que pertenecen al sistema solar, 3I/ATLAS siguió una trayectoria hiperbólica. Es decir, el Sol alteró su recorrido durante el paso, pero no puede retenerlo en una órbita cerrada. Si se prolonga ese movimiento hacia atrás en el tiempo, el objeto llega desde fuera del sistema solar; si se proyecta hacia adelante, continuará su viaje por el espacio interestelar.
El visitante tampoco supuso un riesgo para la Tierra. Su máxima aproximación al planeta fue de 1,8 unidades astronómicas, equivalentes a unos 270 millones de kilómetros. Alcanzó el punto más cercano al Sol cerca del 30 de octubre de 2025, a unos 210 millones de kilómetros, apenas dentro de la órbita de Marte. Esa distancia frustró cualquier posibilidad de obtener muestras directas, aunque varios telescopios terrestres y espaciales siguieron su actividad durante meses.
El paso por las cercanías solares calentó el hielo del núcleo y liberó gas y polvo. Así se formó la coma, la nube difusa que rodea al cometa y que funciona como una ventana hacia sus materiales. El telescopio espacial Hubble observó el 21 de julio de 2025 una envoltura de polvo con forma de lágrima. Las mediciones fijaron un límite superior de 5,6 kilómetros para el diámetro del núcleo, aunque este podría medir apenas 440 metros.
La atención pública alrededor de 3I/ATLAS también creció por conjeturas sobre un posible origen artificial. Los datos disponibles no respaldan esa hipótesis. La emisión de polvo y gas, la evolución de la coma y la trayectoria del objeto corresponden al comportamiento esperado de un cometa natural. Su relevancia científica no depende de una explicación extraordinaria: reside en la posibilidad de estudiar un fragmento de materia preservada fuera del sistema solar.
Las moléculas del cometa muestran que los ingredientes de la vida no son exclusivos del Sistema Solar
La vida, tal como se conoce en la Tierra, requiere una cadena larga de procesos químicos. El primer eslabón no son los organismos, sino moléculas capaces de aportar elementos como carbono, hidrógeno, oxígeno y nitrógeno.
A esos componentes se los denomina precursores prebióticos porque intervienen en reacciones que pueden producir sustancias más complejas, entre ellas aminoácidos, azúcares, bases nitrogenadas y, en ciertas condiciones, estructuras relacionadas con proteínas y ácidos nucleicos.
Las observaciones de 3I/ATLAS detectaron varias de esas materias primas. El radiotelescopio ALMA identificó cianuro de hidrógeno, formaldehído y grandes cantidades de metanol en la coma. El telescopio espacial James Webb registró metano, mientras que el observatorio SPHEREx de la NASA detectó una abundancia de compuestos orgánicos a comienzos de 2026.
El inventario reúne carbono y nitrógeno en formas que la química considera relevantes para la síntesis de moléculas prebióticas.
El cianuro de hidrógeno resulta un caso ilustrativo. Se trata de un gas tóxico, pero los experimentos de laboratorio muestran desde la década de 1950 que, bajo determinadas condiciones, puede participar en reacciones que dan lugar a aminoácidos y otros compuestos de mayor complejidad.
El hallazgo dentro de un cometa interestelar no implica que ese proceso haya ocurrido en su sistema de origen. Sí indica que los reactivos básicos existieron allí y pudieron quedar atrapados en hielo durante miles de millones de años.
El metanol y el formaldehído también interesan por su papel dentro de la química del carbono. Ambos aparecen en nubes interestelares, discos de gas y polvo alrededor de estrellas jóvenes y cuerpos helados del sistema solar. Cuando reciben radiación o experimentan cambios de temperatura, pueden participar en reacciones que forman compuestos orgánicos más elaborados. El metano, por su parte, puede influir en la retención de calor dentro de una atmósfera planetaria, una condición que favorece la estabilidad del agua líquida.
La relevancia del cometa se entiende mejor al comparar esos resultados con lo que ya se conoce cerca de la Tierra. La misión OSIRIS-REx recuperó muestras del asteroide Bennu y encontró las cinco bases nitrogenadas presentes en los ácidos nucleicos, además de 14 de los 20 aminoácidos que se producen de forma natural en nuestro planeta.
Esos resultados refuerzan la idea de que los cuerpos pequeños pudieron transportar compuestos orgánicos a mundos jóvenes durante la formación de los sistemas planetarios.
Los cometas y asteroides funcionan como archivos químicos porque nacen dentro del mismo disco de gas y polvo que origina planetas, lunas y otros cuerpos. Sus zonas interiores pueden conservar material con pocas modificaciones desde sus primeras etapas. En ese sentido, un cometa interestelar permite observar una muestra de otro sistema sin enviar una nave a una estrella distante.
La astrónoma Cyrielle Opitom, de la Universidad de Edimburgo, definió el valor de estos objetos de esta manera: “una especie de fósiles de un proceso de formación planetaria que tuvo lugar muy lejos, pero que tenemos la oportunidad de estudiar desde mucho más cerca”.
La metáfora resume una ventaja excepcional: 3I/ATLAS llegó hasta el vecindario solar con una parte de su historia física y química todavía accesible para los instrumentos actuales.
Aun así, el alcance de los resultados tiene límites claros. Las moléculas detectadas en la coma son relativamente simples. Los telescopios no identificaron aminoácidos, ácidos nucleicos ni una firma química que pueda asociarse de manera directa con actividad biológica.
Además, la materia expulsada procede sobre todo de las capas externas del cometa, expuestas a radiación cósmica e interestelar durante períodos muy extensos. Esa superficie puede no reflejar con precisión la composición original de las regiones más profundas.
Por eso, 3I/ATLAS no permite afirmar que exista vida en el sistema estelar del que procede. La conclusión más prudente es otra: los compuestos que podrían alimentar una química prebiótica no parecen exclusivos del sistema solar. Esa constatación amplía el mapa de lugares donde los ingredientes básicos estuvieron disponibles, aunque no resuelve cuántos de ellos reunieron las condiciones necesarias para que surgieran organismos.
Sus isótopos apuntan a un sistema estelar más antiguo que el Sol
Además de las moléculas, 3I/ATLAS conservó otra clase de información: la proporción entre isótopos. Los isótopos son versiones de un mismo elemento con igual número de protones y diferente cantidad de neutrones. Sus proporciones relativas se modifican según la temperatura, la radiación y el ambiente químico donde se forman los compuestos. Por esa razón, actúan como una suerte de registro de origen.
Un equipo encabezado por Opitom, Jean Manfroid y Damien Hutsemékers analizó el gas del cometa con el instrumento UVES del Very Large Telescope, del Observatorio Europeo Austral. El estudio midió isótopos de carbono y nitrógeno en moléculas de cianuro. Aravind Krishnakumar, investigador de la Universidad de Lieja y coautor del trabajo, señaló: “A diferencia de los cometas de nuestro sistema solar, este visitante interestelar presenta proporciones isotópicas de carbono y nitrógeno inusualmente altas”.
Otro trabajo, dirigido por Martin Cordiner, del Centro de Vuelos Espaciales Goddard de la NASA, llegó a una señal compatible por medio de observaciones del James Webb. Además de una proporción particular de isótopos de carbono, detectó niveles elevados de deuterio, una forma pesada del hidrógeno. La combinación de carbono, nitrógeno y deuterio apunta a un origen en las regiones exteriores de una estrella antigua y con baja metalicidad.
El contraste con los dos visitantes anteriores también explica el interés de los astrónomos. ʻOumuamua solo estuvo disponible durante unas semanas y no presentó una emisión gaseosa detectable. Borisov ofreció más información y mostró cianuro de hidrógeno, pero su menor brillo limitó los análisis.
3I/ATLAS permaneció al alcance de los instrumentos durante un período mayor, salvo entre septiembre y comienzos de diciembre de 2025, cuando pasó demasiado cerca del Sol para observaciones desde la Tierra.
El cometa ya pierde brillo mientras se aleja, por lo que la ventana para obtener nuevas mediciones se reduce. Sin embargo, los datos reunidos seguirán bajo análisis y servirán de referencia para futuros objetos interestelares.
El Observatorio Vera C. Rubin, en Chile, y el Telescopio Extremadamente Grande del Observatorio Europeo Austral podrían ampliar de forma marcada el número de detecciones y la precisión de los estudios químicos.
Opitom advirtió que la disciplina todavía cuenta con muy pocos casos: “El campo de los objetos interestelares es todavía muy reciente y realmente no sabemos qué esperar. Cada vez que se descubre uno nuevo, nos llevamos nuevas sorpresas”. Las próximas visitas permitirán comparar composiciones, isótopos y edades para determinar si 3I/ATLAS representa una rareza o una muestra de procesos comunes en la galaxia.
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