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Apr
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Gavin Newsom’s Empire of Fraud
source: NY Post
California is a cash machine. The state collects some of the country’s highest income, business, and fuel taxes, and now spends more than $300 billion per year. And yet, everywhere you look, California seems to be falling apart.
The U.S. Must Take the Lead on the Strait of Hormuz
source: National Review
Leaving the Europeans to sort out the strait for themselves would not be in America’s interest.
The Islamization of Catholic Charities
source: FrontPage
Meet the ‘Mohammeds’ running the Church’s migration agenda.
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Apr
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
NBA Player’s Religious Beliefs Might Cost Him His Career
source: American Spectator
Within hours of speaking out against Pride Month on Instagram Live, the Chicago Bulls waived injured guard Jaden Ivey.
Jaden Ivey Said What He Believes. Then the NBA Showed Him the Door
source: Victory Girls
Jaden Ivey didn’t last long with the Chicago Bulls before he was waived. It came after he posted a video sharing his thoughts on Pride Month and the NBA. In it, Ivey spoke openly about his Christian faith and took issue with the league’s promotion of Pride Month. He called it unrighteous. He questioned why that message is celebrated while opposing views seem to carry consequences.
Right or Wrong, Jaden Ivey Wasn’t Good Enough to Challenge the NBA’s Pride
source: Outkick
The Chicago Bulls would not have cut him if he had ranted against Donald Trump’s supposed dictatorial aspirations, or if he had posted "No Kings." They also wouldn’t have cut him for opposing Pride Month on religious grounds if he were a star player.
Christian Pro Athletes Stand Behind Jaden Ivey
source: TheFederalist
New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson directly responded to news of Ivey getting cut from the Bulls with the Bible verse Matthew 5:10, writing, “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, For theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
Trump’s Next Move Will Make History and the Left Furious
source: Townhall
Trump will make history today as he will be the first sitting president to join the chambers of the Supreme Court for oral arguments over the legitimacy of his executive order to end the disaster of birthright citizenship. Predictably, the media has already begun to freak out over his bold decision to listen in on what will be a landmark decision.
Birthright Citizenship Hits the Supreme Court
source: Wall Street Journal
The 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868 after the Civil War, begins: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.” Does this language confer U.S. citizenship on babies whose parents are in the country illegally or temporarily? The traditional understanding is yes. Mr. Trump says no
China’s Abuse Makes Birthright Citizenship a Life-or-Death Choice for America
source: NY Post
What could be more useful for an enemy than to have agents with all the “privileges and immunities” of American citizens? China has exploited the liberal interpretation of “birthright citizenship” to maximum advantage.
SF DEI Boss Appointed to Redistribute Wealth to Black Community, Redistributed Wealth to Her Boyfriend
source: FrontPage
Sheryl Davis led SF’s response to the drug overdose death of George Floyd.
How Woke Wikipedia Editors Try to Erase Outlets That Don’t Align with Their Worldview
source: NY Post
Wikipedia editors are helping politicians like Zohran Mamdani — and censoring outlets like The New York Post — by editing scandals out of entries.
Red States Are the Ones Going Green and Winning the Clean Energy Race
source: Fox News
Red states — guided by leaders who believe in capitalism and the free market — understand that investing in solar, wind and battery storage is just as smart as supporting oil and natural gas.
Sorry, the War Doesn’t Mean “Renewables” Will Replace Oil
source: American Greatness
As war fuels new climate urgency, the numbers show renewables still cannot replace the energy that powers modern civilization.
Fund the Iran War by Ending Welfare Fraud
source: Washington Examiner
When Congress returns from Easter recess, it will have one item on its agenda: Paying for the war in Iran. Budget analysts say the president will need $200 billion to finish the job
Mamdani Walks into a Passover Seder with Don Lemon and Drag Queen Rabbi
source: Daily Signal
Zohran Mamdani is clearly aiming to convince the world that he isn’t antisemitic in the most lefty-coded theater-kid way possible. It didn’t quite go as he planned as he got heckled.





