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Looks like cheat’s back on the menu, boys! After dragging out the will they/won’t they game for a couple of days, the Iranians finally agreed to return to Islamabad for another round of peace talks. Or at least that’s what Pakistan claims, the Associated Press reported less than an hour ago. Once again, the same negotiators will meet at the same table to discuss the same issues, and … do something different this time? Advertisement We’ll see – maybe:Neither the U.S. nor Iran have publicly confirmed the timing of talks. Iranian state television has denied any official is already in Pakistan’s…

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Passengers depart an Amtrak train during a station stop in Fullerton, Calif., on Dec. 9, 2021. Mario Tama/Getty ImagesThe Department of Transportation (DOT) on April 20 announced two separate investment packages totaling nearly $7 billion to enhance rail travel for American families.The first is a $2.04 billion investment that seeks to modernize the country’s rail infrastructure, according to an April 20 statement.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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Photo courtesy of Department of Defense This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Travis A. Karnes In the vast expanse of the Indo-Pacific, America stands as the indispensable defender—guardian of freedom, guarantor of open sea lanes, and bulwark against authoritarian aggression. Red China and its erratic ally North Korea pose existential threats to regional stability, sovereignty, and the rules-based order that has underpinned prosperity for decades. These adversaries pursue multi-domain dominance through conventional, nuclear, hypersonic, cyber, and space warfare. Yet America possesses the will, the allies, and the strategic vision to prevail. Drawing on insights from visionary…

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The Supreme Court announced Monday it will hear a high-profile religious liberty dispute, taking up a challenge from two Colorado Catholic preschools that say the state’s universal preschool program unconstitutionally excludes them for refusing to enroll children from LGBTQ+ families in violation of their faith.The case, St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, concerns Colorado’s Early Childhood Education Program, established by 2020 ballot measure. The program provides state funding for 15 hours per week of preschool for thousands of four-year-olds, allowing participation by both public and private providers, including faith-based ones.  A key nondiscrimination rule requires participating preschools to give eligible…

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A Sunday report from the New York Post tells a story that should make any decent person stop, take a breath, and ask their neighbors to do some serious personal inventory. The report is a snapshot of a city that has lost its grip on basic order. According to the report, four young black men targeted two white women in a parking lot. This was not at midnight in a bad neighborhood. This was in broad daylight outside a Lowe’s location in a decent part of Brooklyn. The women, ages 72 and 48, were loading a Toyota Corolla when the…

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Biden-era FBI officials pressed forward with an investigation into Republican members of Congress after top prosecutors privately agreed central allegations lacked credibility, documents obtained by Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley show. Based largely on claims made by then-Democratic New Jersey Rep. Mikie Sherrill, the FBI launched a probe in January 2021 to assess whether several Republican members assisted individuals or groups who organized the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, records reveal.“Operation Rampart 12 is yet another example in which Republicans were unfairly targeted and secretly subjected to an invasive investigation by the Biden DOJ and FBI,” Grassley told the Daily Caller News…

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There are plenty of Democrats who are not antisemites, just as many or most Democrats are not advocates of abortion until birth, alphabet ideology, or open borders.  Advertisement But it is becoming impossible to run and win as a Democrat on a statewide or national stage without being actively antisemitic, and being friendly to Israel is absolutely, positively, without any doubt a position that will kill you in a Democratic primary—and make no mistake, in almost any district in America, Democrats will primary you unless you express deep skepticism or even hostility to Israel. This take from the @PirateWires Daily 👇pic.twitter.com/cfglqNmG9n— Benjamin…

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A radical-endorsed Democrat running to flip a Pennsylvania congressional seat found himself boarding the apology train after posts surfaced supporting the police and the Second Amendment. As part of President Donald Trump’s 2024 swing state sweep, the Keystone State’s 7th congressional district was won by now-Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R), unseating then-three-term Rep. Susan Wild (D). With less than a month remaining before the May primary, the Democrat infighting found retired firefighter Bob Brooks apologizing for “stupid things” he’s shared, like the fact that guns aren’t responsible for killing people and Colin Kaepernick is a “douchebag.” Referencing recent reporting on the…

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NASA confirmed on Monday that it’s begun investigating the mysterious deaths and disappearances of 10+ nuclear and space scientists. “NASA is coordinating and cooperating with the relevant agencies in relation to the missing scientists,” NASA spokesperson Bethany Stephens wrote on the social media platform X. “At this time, nothing related to NASA indicates a national security threat. The agency is committed to transparency and will provide more information as it becomes available,” she continued. The post was published in response to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s own confirmation that the White House is also investigating the matter: NASA is…

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Controversy continues for a swing state’s Senate hopeful as the Democrat twists the vice president’s family into a political weapon with suggestions relating to his “brown kids.” “This is personal, cruel, and straight-up **disgusting**.” Rather than promote any of the unpalatable policies they aim to ram through, Democrats have made their platform focus on demonizing President Donald Trump and — as heir apparent — Vice President J.D. Vance. So it was that Michigan Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed used a podcast appearance to allege the vice president’s “career of hating people who are different” extended into his own household. Joining…

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Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg held a town hall in Oklahoma, where he entertained a zany question from an audience member who is very worried that Republicans will start sending gays to the gulag. During the event, which took place in Tulsa over the weekend, the former South Bend, IN, mayor sought to bolster his profile with the ordinary folks as his party looks to shore up support for the midterms and he casts a longing eye on the 2028 Democrat nomination. At one point during the Win the Era Town Hall, the woman who was in attendance at the…

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FBI Director Kash Patel followed through on his threat to sue The Atlantic over a hit piece that unflatteringly portrays him, but he could be in for a tough time in court thanks to a biased Washington, D.C. jury. A former Obama federal prosecutor inadvertently acknowledged the truth about the partisan jury pool in the nation’s capital, a city that overwhelmingly votes Democrat and loathes President Donald J. Trump with a purple passion. In a Monday post to X, podcaster and former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance shared a screenshot of Patel’s defamation lawsuit filed earlier in the U.S. District Court…

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A person takes a bottle of cholesterol-reduction medication while filling prescriptions at a community health center in Aurora, Colo., on March 27, 2012. John Moore/Getty ImagesSome common generic drugs may increase the risk of a baby having autism if taken by the baby’s mother while pregnant, researchers said in a new study.Women prescribed the medications, including the statin known as Lipitor, had a 1.47-fold higher risk of having a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to the paper, which was published by the Molecular Psychiatry journal on April 16.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript…

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Justice Samuel Alito marks his 20th year on the Supreme Court, a milestone that coincides with the release of my new book this month, Alito: The Justice Who Reshaped the Supreme Court and Restored the Constitution. The timing feels right. America needs reminding of what a real judge looks like in an era when the court faces relentless attacks from those who prefer activist robes to actual jurisprudence. Alito embodies the quiet courage that has delivered some of the most important victories for constitutional liberty in generations. Since one of Alito’s colleagues was nearly assassinated by a deranged gunman who turned…

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The prevailing question of the past year — which will likely prove to be the prevailing question of our generation — is this: What does it mean to be an American? Is America a transferable idea, or a people? This debate reached the U.S. Supreme Court directly earlier this month, when the court heard oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara. The Trump administration argues that being born to a foreign trespasser or surrogate baby-carrier on U.S. soil does not make someone an American. The ACLU and its backers in the media argue that it does. Much of the argument centered…

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In an act of censorship that liberals would normally decry as fascist and authoritarian, Amazon banned a new edition of The Camp of the Saints by the late French novelist Jean Raspail — and then quietly re-listed the book after online backlash to the company’s attempted censorship. The book, published by a small outfit called Vauban Books, was removed from Amazon’s U.S. site on Monday with almost no explanation. As of this writing, Amazon has not explained why it de-listed the book. Vauban Books released a statement Monday saying Amazon informed them the novel was in violation of the company’s…

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A majority of voters support the SAVE America Act and want Congress to pass it before the midterms in November, a March Harvard CAPS/Harris poll found. The majority of respondents also support other election integrity requirements, like counting ballots within 24 hours after Election Day, removing noncitizens from the voter rolls, and even allowing states to share voting records with the Department of Homeland Security. The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll is conducted monthly. Last month’s survey, conducted March 25-26, included 2,009 respondents identified as “registered voters.” Much of leftist media outlets’ coverage surrounding the SAVE America Act — which would require…

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Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed a bill making Virginia the latest participant in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact last week, as the compact draws perilously close to upending our constitutional order. Every American who cherishes our republic should take notice. For years, left-leaning pundits and politicians have campaigned to scrap the Electoral College, the method the founders gave us for choosing presidents. Their vehicle is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. With Virginia’s recent entry, the compact now includes 19 jurisdictions (18 states plus the District of Columbia) controlling 222 electoral votes. That falls short of the 270 needed to…

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Crabb. Giardina. Su. Thibault. Toleman. These are five of the principal players in what may prove to be the biggest attempted coup in U.S. history — and Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, plans to expose it. Tuesday, the committee will hold another hearing on Arctic Frost, the secretive federal operation that became the foundation for then-Department of Justice Special Counsel Jack Smith’s elector case against Donald Trump.    Arctic Frost was opened by the FBI in early 2022, and its origins trace directly to Timothy Thibault, the FBI Washington Field Office’s then-assistant special agent in charge, who…

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Pompous, hysterical, historically ignorant, self-important, self-pitying, smug, inept. It’s that time of year again. The White House Correspondents’ Dinner began in 1921 with, you’re not going to believe this, White House correspondents. Just them. There were no stunt invitations, no Hollywood celebrities at anyone’s table. It was for people who covered the presidency, actively and directly. There were fifty of them. It was a professional dinner, a collegial gathering of men who shared a task and a duty. The organization that sponsored the thing, the White House Correspondents’ Association, had been created a few years earlier to fight for access…

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune has no intention of abandoning the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, a source familiar with the bill process told The Federalist.  On Monday afternoon, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., posted on her X account that Thune is washing his hands of the critical election integrity reform bill supported by the vast majority of Americans.   “Just so America knows, after two weeks in recess, John Thune is no longer considering the SAVE America Act,” Luna wrote.  The congressional source with knowledge of the situation told The Federalist on Monday evening that Luna’s comment…

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On Monday’s Chris Jansing Reports on MS NOW, just a day before the Virginia redistricting ballot measure, Jansing wondered why there was confusion among voters amid competing ads that used statements from former President Obama, where the anti-redistricting groups had used Obama’s past statements against gerrymandering to support the Republican cause. Guest Maya Rupert, a former presidential campaign manager for Democrat Julian Castro, said the GOP was “weaponizing Jim Crow” through “targeted misinformation” against black voters The Virginia Redistricting measure would gerrymander Virginia’s congressional districts to a ten-to-one representation of Democrats in the state from their current six-to-five advantage.  Jansing introduced the topic to Rupert…

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Hungarian legislation shielding minors from exposure to LGBTQI+ dogma violates European Union (E.U.) law and hurts respect for human rights and equality, the bloc’s court ruled Tuesday. The European Court of Justice said Hungary’s legislation, first proposed in 2021 by the government of outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, “stigmatizes and marginalizes” LGBTQI+ persons and their feelings, and fails to uphold the E.U.’s prohibition of discrimination based on sex or sexual orientation, AP reports. Hungary’s law specifically prohibited the display of content to minors that depicts homosexuality or gender change, while also providing harsher penalties for crimes of pedophilia, and had…

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“Awesome,” Democrat U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) replied Monday to a fake news report that “at least 26 Iranian shadow fleet vessels” successfully bypassed the United States’ blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. Senator cheered the anti-America report on X.com in response to a post by Georgetown Adjunct Professor and Iran Project Director and Senior Adviser at the International Crisis Group Ali Vaez, a critic of President Donald Trump. Vaez’s post shares a story published by Lloyd’s List titled “At least 26 Iranian shadow fleet vessels bypass US blockade” and claiming that there has been “a steady flow…

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Months before the 2020 presidential election, U.S. intelligence issued a secret but stark warning that foreign adversaries had the capability to “compromise” America’s voting infrastructure and raised specific concerns about the vulnerability of voter registration databases that later would be penetrated by China and Iran, a newly declassified memo obtained by Just the News shows.The National Intelligence Council’s (NIC) concerns were so extensive that officials personally briefed President Donald Trump at the White House in February 2020, according to photos obtained by Just the News showing top CIA, FBI and Homeland Security officials joining with NIC analysts to inform the…

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Please Follow us on  Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter, Youtube Posted Zero Hedge  The Department of Justice appears to be gaining fresh momentum in its criminal investigation into the 2016 Trump-Russia collusion narrative, with a significant overhaul of the team handling the case in southern Florida. According to investigative journalist Julie Kelly’s reporting at Declassified.live, longtime Trump legal advisor Joe diGenova – a former U.S. Attorney and prominent commentator – will be sworn in Monday as counsel to the attorney general. He will assume leadership of the ongoing grand jury probe based in Fort Pierce, the district overseen by U.S.…

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Virginia voters head to the polls today, April 21, to determine whether commonwealth lawmakers can pass a new House map before the 2030 census. The proposed redistricting effort would likely switch party balance from one that currently favors Democrats six to five to one that gives the left a ten-to-one advantage. While the Old Dominion is just the latest in a string of locales that are seeking to gain a 2026 midterm boost, this ratcheting up of congressional map-shaping is starting to look – as playwright Tom Stoppard described – like a “conspiracy of cartographers.” The Redistricting Rubric From the…

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Perhaps the greatest trick Péter Magyar, Hungary’s new leader, ever pulled was convincing the globalists he was one of them.Following the April 12 election, a chorus of leftist icons, from Alex Soros to Hillary Clinton, took to social media and hailed Viktor Orbán’s ouster from his 16-year reign. Based on their celebratory comments, they likely did not follow the electoral contest closely enough. If these paragons of open borders did, they might have been apprehensive about supporting the now-former prime minister’s opponent. The politics unfolding in Budapest could quickly morph into a case of “better the devil you know than…

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Media liberals have been performing an increasingly common shtick. They piously proclaim that they are not comparing President Donald Trump and MAGA to Hitler and the Nazis …and then they proceed to do exactly that. The latest example of this absurdly disingenuous technique comes via David A. Graham in Saturday’s Atlantic magazine with “The Film That Explains Contemporary America.” The title itself actually says that the film directed by Marcel Ophuls which is the excellent documentary The Sorrow and The Pity about life in occupied France during World War II “EXPLAINS Contemporary America.” And yet Graham after the obvious comparison presents…

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At some point over the last century, a classic academic tradition was abandoned.Fast forward past the creation of the calculator, personal computers, the internet, and ubiquitous digital learning environments.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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American “it” girl, actress — and registered Republican — Sydney Sweeney has a hobby that most folks would probably never guess: fixing up old cars. It’s the last thing that comes to mind for many, who are used to seeing Sweeney on the silver screen or modeling various clothing brands, particularly American Eagle jeans, an ad campaign that launched her to even greater heights of fame due to accusations of white supremacy. However, as it turns out, Sweeney is just as comfortable with a wrench as she is giving emotional performances in films like Christy or her hit television series, Euphoria. The actress…

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Republicans are celebrating after a pair of local victories in New Mexico and Florida, holding onto several seats and increasing margins as Democrats fight tooth-and-nail to win back ground during President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House, according to results from several preliminary races. The biggest headline came out of New Mexico. According to the information, Paul Wymer is now on track to win the Rio Rancho mayoral race in a runoff. Wymer, a self-described Republican, is currently leading his challenger, Alexandria Piland, 63% to 37% respectively. That’s a significant jump from the split during the 2024 presidential…

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New allegations have come to the surface involving Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen and a potential conflict of interest connected with a big redistricting case. The allegations are centered around a claimed relationship with an attorney involved in the litigation. A formal ethics complaint concerning the relationship was obtained by major media outlets. A formal ethics complaint raises concerns about a possible connection between Hagen and the lead attorney working for the League of Women Voters and whether that relationship might have influenced the outcome of the case. The Utah Supreme Court revealed that Hagen last participated in matters…

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Appearing on Fox News, CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz commented on the massive, ongoing fraud catastrophe in California and utterly obliterated Democratic Party talking points about what he is exposing and shutting down, noting that hundreds of hospice facilities have already been discovered to be fraudulent and 100% of those shut down have been frauds. That came when he was asked what is going on with the fraud and if rooting out fraud is just a guise for slashing Medicaid: “What is the response to Democrats arguing that this rooting out of fraud, that it’s cutting Medicaid services? What is…

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A state representative from the Cape Cod area who was officially indicted on federal charges a year ago is now attempting to have one of the six charges he faces be tossed out of court, making the argument that falsified expense reports he has been accused of filing were not intended to influence an investigation carried out by a federal agency. State Rep. Christopher Flanagan, a Democrat, was first arrested in April 2025 and charged with five counts of wire fraud and an additional count of falsification of records. He is currently filing a motion to dismiss the falsification charge.…

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Speaking during one of his many hearings before Congress in the middle of April, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. commented on the massive amount of hospice fraud that is ongoing in the woke city of Los Angeles, revealing that the total cost of just that one form of fraud in just that one city could be $5,000,000,000. As background, the continuing outrage over what is going on in California has come in large part thanks to independent journalist Nick Shirley, who has taken continuing and brave action to expose the ongoing fraud crisis and reveal…

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President Donald Trump has announced a brand new crackdown on massive fraud being perpetrated in Democratic states across the country and has hand-picked Vice President JD Vance to lead the mission. Officials then released information concerning a number of arrests that have been made concerning fraud found in California. The president made the announcement in a Truth Social post, going on to say that Vance was “in charge of ‘fraud’ in the United States,” stating that the issue is “massive and pervasive,” explaining that the vice president’s new role as the “fraud czar” will serve as “a major factor in…

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Speaking during an appearance on Fox News Channel, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer went nuclear on Rep. Ilhan Omar and declared that she should be “fired” as yet more financial scandals continue to tumble out of her office, with the problem this time being that she is once again trying to revise her congressional financial disclosures. For reference, Rep. Emmer (R-MN) appeared on “The Big Weekend Show” to discuss what is going with Rep. Ilhan Omar (R-MN) after her congressional financial disclosures were, reports on the matter claim, revised downward from an estimated $30 million to less than $100,000 after…

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West Miami Mayor Eric Diaz-Padron sailed into another four-year term, defeating former City Manager Yolanda Aguilar in a race that wasn’t even remotely close. Diaz-Padron brought in a staggering 70.8% of the vote to secure his next term in office, demonstrating that the conservative message of the Republican Party is still connecting with average working Americans. Diaz-Padron will be headed back to City Hall along with Commissioners Gustavo Ceballos and Juan Blanes, as well as Commissioner-elect Victoria De la Torre, all of whom won their races for Seats 1, 2, and 4. Ceballos beat George Lavin, taking 76.4% of the…

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Hey y’all, welcome back to Unfit to Print! I just got back from a trip to Rome and am excited to get this newsletter hitting your inboxes every morning again. Today we’re covering a fiery clash between GOP lawmakers, updates in the feud between the White House and the Vatican, the Daily Caller’s trip with President Donald Trump, Kash Patel suing The Atlantic, and Trump’s labor secretary departing the administration.  RED-ON-RED VIOLENCE Republican Florida Rep. Cory Mills and Republican South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace are pushing to remove each other from Congress, adding fresh struggles to the House Republican’s slim grip…

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The relationship between CBS’s Stephen Colbert and CNN is getting especially gushy as Monday marked the one-month mark until The Late Show is canceled. On Friday, Colbert presented Anderson Cooper with a silver medal for being his second most popular guest, and on Monday, The Lead anchor Jake Tapper returned the favor with a First Amendment pocket square that he said he will use on Saturday to troll President Trump with at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and a painting of Colbert as Gollum from The Lord of the Rings. Colbert began, “Nice to see you again. You know I…

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It’s no secret Hollywood has long held a strong dislike for the Catholic Church, but it was still shocking to see ABC’s procedural drama The Rookie degrade it in such an over-the-top manner in a recent episode.  The Rookie is well known for its outlandish storylines, but episode 15 of this season, “Survive the Streets,” was so horrible Collider called it “a mess from start to finish.” The show not only depicted a horror scene with what appears to be a pope strangling a nun while blood pours from the mouths of other nuns nearby with sinister smiles, but it also featured…

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President Donald Trump walks to Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Md., on April 11, 2026. Tasos Katopodis/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump on April 20 denied his energy secretary’s claim that gasoline prices in the United States may not fall below $3 a gallon until later this year or even 2027, while claiming relief will come when the war with Iran concludes.“No, I think he’s wrong on that. Totally wrong,” Trump told The Hill’s White House correspondent Julia Manchester during a brief phone call Monday morning, contradicting Energy Secretary Christopher Wright, who made his comments in an appearance on CNN’s…

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