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Researchers could potentially put names to 141 unidentified service members killed during Imperial Japan’s 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after a key milestone was reached. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced Thursday that families of USS Arizona crew members have submitted enough genetic reference samples to meet a 60% collection threshold, according to a DPAA press release. Department of War policy mandates that general level of family reference samples before the agency can exhume unknown remains for identification, Stars and Stripes reported.The remains are buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, with 88 connected…

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It’s worth noting that the SPLC is getting a full-court defense from Pravda for a reason: the driving narrative about Donald Trump, political violence, and the need for a censorship infrastructure in the United States is largely buttressed by references to the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Hate Map.” Advertisement All the major news organizations rely heavily on the SPLC to tell them whom to slander; the US government partnered with the SPLC to determine whom to investigate; social media companies turned to the SPLC for advice on whom to censor; and public school curricula are designed around SPLC talking points. The…

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The DC Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday blocked President Trump’s policy barring illegal aliens from seeking asylum. In February 2025, the anti-American ACLU and Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center sued the Trump Administration over its asylum policy. A federal judge last July blocked President Trump’s policy banning illegals who cross the border from seeking asylum. US District Judge Randolph Moss, an Obama appointee, said President Trump does not have the authority to bypass immigration law that Congress has enacted. President Trump appealed Judge Moss’s decision. On Friday, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the lower court and…

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The gold dome of the Georgia Capitol gleams in the sun, in front of the skyline of downtown Atlanta on Aug. 27, 2022. Steve Helber/AP PhotoGeorgia Democrats spent this week making the case to Democratic National Committee (DNC) leadership that the party’s future runs through the South, as Atlanta became the first of five finalist cities to host a site visit for the 2028 Democratic National Convention.DNC chair Ken Martin has been in Atlanta this week alongside members of the party’s Technical Advisory Group. The committee will also visit Boston, Chicago, Denver, and Philadelphia, according to a March 2 DNC…

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As Americans grapple with painful prices at the pump amidst a global oil crisis, some Alaskan lawmakers seem intent on making that pain even worse. The 49th state is debating a tax increase on certain oil and gas companies, a measure that will make energy even more expensive and chill investment. The state Senate shoehorned this tax hike via a Democrat-sponsored amendment into a House bill that covers a royalty agreement with Marathon Petroleum Corporation. The amendment would impose a top marginal tax rate of more than 9% on privately held oil companies, as opposed to publicly traded ones like…

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Former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent sparred with pro-Israel lawyer Alan Dershowitz Thursday over Israel’s influence on U.S. involvement in the Iran war. Dershowitz claimed on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” that President Donald Trump did not get involved in the war for Israel’s interests and that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had not been pulling any strings during his talks with the president. Kent, who argued that U.S. involvement serves Israel’s interest, stated that the U.S. allows Israel more influence over the nation than any foreign country should have.“I would more accurately describe it as an echo chamber…

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As Americans grapple with painful prices at the pump amidst a global oil crisis, some Alaskan lawmakers seem intent on making that pain even worse. The 49th state is debating a tax increase on certain oil and gas companies, a measure that will make energy even more expensive and chill investment. The state Senate shoehorned this tax hike via a Democrat-sponsored amendment into a House bill that covers a royalty agreement with Marathon Petroleum Corporation. The amendment would impose a top marginal tax rate of more than 9% on privately held oil companies, as opposed to publicly traded ones like…

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Senate leadership this week directed Republicans to pass a budget resolutionopens in a new tab narrowly aimed at immigration enforcement funding, but some congressional leaders say the scope should be widened to address abortion and transgender surgeries for minors. While budget resolution talks have attempted to stay focused on funds for Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, House Republicans see this as an opportunityopens in a new tab to broaden the budget bill to include directives to protect America’s children from transgender surgeries and abortion. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo.opens in a new tab, declined to follow Senate Majority Leader…

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Pakistan’s capital of Islamabad has maintained its security lockdown throughout the week in the hopes that U.S. and Iranian negotiators might return to resume the talks that broke down last weekend. On Friday, President Donald Trump said his envoys are returning to Pakistan and Iran’s foreign minister appears to be en route, as well. Islamabad’s lockdown has been close to the pandemic in its intensity, with shops closed, streets empty, and office staff working from home. Public unrest with the stringent security precautions is growing, especially among laborers who cannot earn wages or find lodgings. “It is like we are…

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In the early 2000s, no one listened to country music in the Northeast. Among blue-blooded Yankees, country music was looked down upon, and there were serious negative stereotypes about the genre and the South, more generally. Country music was for the backward hicks and yokels who lived in the boonies. Country music was for the guys in cut-off denim jackets with Confederate flag bumper stickers on the back of their rusted Chevys. Country music was for gauche people with horrible taste.  Ah, but so much has changed since then – all for the better. Along with rap, country is now…

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An Iranian national is accused of smuggling “large numbers” of illegal aliens, primarily from Iran, into the United States under former President Joe Biden’s administration, federal prosecutors reveal. This week, an unsealed indictment against 57-year-old Jafar Tafakori of Iran detailed an alleged southern border smuggling scheme that occurred from at least Dec. 1, 2022 through May 15, 2024. The indictment accuses Tafakori of illegally smuggling illegal aliens, mostly from Iran, across the U.S.-Mexico border for huge payments, some as much as $30,000 per alien. Prosecutors allege that Tafakori worked with other smugglers to coordinate shelter and travel, including airline tickets to get Iranian…

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South Carolina’s death chamber, including the electric chair (R) and a firing squad chair (L), in Columbia, S.C., in an undated photo. South Carolina Department of Corrections via APThe Department of Justice (DOJ) has authorized firing squads, electrocution, and gassing as a means of execution in federal cases.In a press release on April 24, the department said it was directing the Bureau of Prisons to expand its execution protocol to include firing squads, lethal injection with pentobarbital, and other methods. It’s part of a broader report on the death penalty following President Donald Trump’s executive order to reinstate capital punishment…

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Attorney General Jay Jones, D-Va., attempted to defend the commonwealth’s redistricting ballot initiative in an appeal to the state Supreme Court, while doing his best to dance around the amendment’s misleading language. In a spring special election Democrat legislators presented Virginians with a constitutional referendum to gerrymander the state’s 11 U.S. House districts, shifting the balance of power in the delegation from six Democrats and five Republicans to 10 Democrats and one Republican. Democrats sold their proposal using the following language: “Should the Constitution of Virginia be amended to allow the General Assembly to temporarily adopt new congressional districts to…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Just eleven gas-powered data centers in the US could belch more greenhouse emissions than countries with populations of tens of millions of people, according to a new analysis by Wired. The magazine examined emissions estimates provided by gas power projects that are being built to supply energy to the data centers. Construction of these sprawling facilities has surged to meet the demands of the AI industry, and to get them online as soon as possible, many of the newly built data centers are relying…

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Italy’s Meloni with her Number One Fan, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama Meloni may score an important win in the fight against unchecked mass migration. In the interest of finding ways to get rid of the million-strong scourge of military-age illegal migrants that pretend to be seeking asylum, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni came up with a novel concept, since copied by almost everyone, including the US and the UK. Meloni entered into an agreement with Albania and built migrant camps to send failed asylum seekers who cannot be sent back to their countries because they’re deemed ‘unsafe’. This was…

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On Friday, CNN This Morning previewed Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner by spotlighting a highly questionable choice by the White House Correspondents’ Association—then compounding it with a guest selection that ensured a one-sided Trump-bashing fest. Substitute host Jessica Dean noted that the Wall Street Journal will receive the WHCA’s top honor for its report on a letter Donald Trump allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday. Dean acknowledged that Trump has denied sending the letter and sued the newspaper over the story. But CNN didn’t stop at describing the report. It chose to display a graphic of the explicit letter—even…

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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2026/apr/08/are-onlyfans-models-the-best-way-to-explain-the-climate-crisis Are OnlyFans models the best way to explain the climate crisis?Actor Megan Prescott has joined with Adam McKay in the hope that showing bite-size web videos of women undressing will persuade us to save the world. Will it work? By Stuart Heritage UK Guardian excerpt: This is the stated desire of Headline Newds, a new series of web videos by actor Megan Prescott, film-maker Bree Essrig and “climate narrative strategist” Jessica Riches. Released through the not-for-profit Yellow Dot Studios – belonging to Adam McKay, creator of movies The Big Short and Don’t Look Up – Headline Newds is made up of bite-size videos…

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An illegal alien from India is accused of trafficking millions of dollars’ worth of drugs into the United States, Breitbart News has learned. On April 16, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents encountered Dipakkumar Ghelani, an illegal alien from India, at the Duval County Pre-Trial Detention Facility, thanks to the agency’s 287(g) agreement with the Florida Highway Patrol. Ghelani had been arrested and booked after allegedly trafficking $13 million worth of drugs into the United States. ICE agents have since lodged a detainer against Ghelani, ensuring he will not be released back into the community. “Ghelani’s arrest shows how valuable our…

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House Republicans unveiled a pair of data privacy bills Wednesday aimed at creating a national standard for how companies handle consumer data, fueling a debate over whether federal law should override existing state protections. The legislation aims to establish a universal data policy at the federal level, setting up a broader debate over federal versus state authority on data privacy.The SECURE Data Act would focus on broader data, including requirements on how companies can collect, use and share data, according to the bill’s text. Meanwhile, the GUARD Financial Data Act aims to restrict access to sensitive financial data and limit…

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The three-judge panel ruled the Executive could suspend entries at the southern border, as it did during the Covid-19 pandemic, but could not unilaterally suspend asylum petitions.WASHINGTON (CN) — A D.C. Circuit panel ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump could not unilaterally block immigrants from seeking asylum and deport asylum-seekers already in the country by declaring an “invasion” at the southern border.The three-judge panel ruled 2-1 that Congress clearly did not give the Executive the power to remove immigrants from the country outside of the usual removal procedures and protections set in the Immigration and Nationality Act.U.S. Circuit Judge…

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This video is also available on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.Since Dobbs, we’ve heard endlessly about how abortion restrictions are going to increase maternal mortality and how pro-life states have higher maternal mortality rates than pro-choice states and things like that. HELP LIFENEWS SAVE BABIES FROM ABORTION! Please help LifeNews.com with a donation! This 2026 study decided to take a closer look: “US Abortion Bans and Pregnancy Associated Mortality.” And spoiler, they could not find a relationship between abortion bans and higher maternal mortality. And it’s not just that the pro-life states had higher maternal mortality but it wasn’t quite statistically significant. It’s that…

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The suing states argue the EPA has failed to meet a deadline to create zones that provide air-quality designations.OAKLAND, Calif. (CN) — California and a host of other states sued the Donald Trump administration on Friday, claiming it has failed to implement a key part of the Clean Air Act.California Attorney General Rob Bonta said the act requires the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to designate areas across the country as in attainment or nonattainment for fine particulate matter or soot. The standards are meant to protect people from significant health impacts, including cardiovascular disease, respiratory damage and death.However, the EPA…

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Migrants who illegally crossed into the United States await processing by U.S. Border Patrol agents outside of San Diego, Calif., on Dec. 5, 2023. John Fredricks/The Epoch TimesA federal appeals court on Friday ruled against one of President Donald Trump’s first-day-in-office actions aimed at stemming the amount of immigrants claiming asylum at the southern border.In a 2–1 decision, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals found that the Trump administration overstepped its authority and bypassed procedures of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists,…

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President Donald Trump said at a White House press conference on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s presence at the upcoming G20 summit in Miami “would be very helpful,” although he also said he had not actually invited Putin. “I doubt he would come,” Trump told reporters. “But if he came, it would be very helpful.” Trump mused that Putin was “very offended” when he was ejected from the Group of Eight (G8) in 2014 due to Russia’s annexation of Crimea. “I’d venture to say you probably ​wouldn’t be having these problems if ⁠you didn’t throw him out. I’m of…

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The Food & Drug Administration gave three companies approval Friday for a fast-track study of two psychedelic drugs for possible treatment of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.The move comes the day after the Trump administration reclassified marijuana from Schedule I — which is the same classification as heroin — to the lower classification of Schedule III.  The FDA did not specify what companies will conduct the research, but two of the companies are studying psilocybin. One company is studying the drug for treatment-resistant depression and the other for treatment of major depressive disorder.  The third company is studying methylone, which…

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The Justice Department announced Friday it would allow the use of firing squads for those who have been sentenced to death and exhausted all appeals. The department would also be streamlining the process to expedite death penalty cases. The move comes as part of an effort, the department said in the announcement, to “deter the most barbaric crimes” and deliver justice for the victims and their survivors.  “The prior administration failed in its duty to protect the American people by refusing to pursue and carry out the ultimate punishment against the most dangerous criminals, including terrorists, child murderers and cop killers,”…

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A bus crash Friday morning near the Pentagon injured 23 people, including 10 Department of War personnel.The crash involved two commuter buses near the Pentagon Metro Station’s south parking lot, according to local ABC affiliate 7News.  First responders took 18 people who were injured in the crash to hospitals, and five others were treated on site and released, Fox News reported.  Photos from the incident show a blue Omniride bus and red Fairfax Connector bus were involved in the crash. 

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President Donald Trump on Friday complained that the Supreme Court had not included a line in its tariff ruling that would have let the U.S. keep the money it already collected.The Supreme Court, earlier this year, struck down the tariffs he imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), leading the Treasury to have to prepare to refund billions. “People and Companies that have taken advantage of our Country for decades, because of the horrible and ridiculous United States Supreme Court decision on Tariffs, are now supposed to be given back 159 Billion Dollars,” he posted on Truth Social.…

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President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and special envoy Steve Witkoff will travel to Pakistan for negotiations with Iran’s foreign minister in an effort to reach an end to the war between the countries that began Feb. 28, the White House said Friday. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News that the trip will take place Saturday, and these will be direct talks mediated by the Pakistanis. She also said the Trump administration is hopeful the talks will “move the ball” toward a final agreement. “The president always wants to give diplomacy a chance,” Leavitt said. “It’s always his…

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The mother of the teenage boy who brutally body-slammed and head-stomped a female classmate in East Harlem, New York, earlier this week, told reporters her son was assaulted by the girl first. The 15-year-old girl suffered “a concussion, bleeding, a potential brain injury, crushing headaches and a twisted neck,” The New York Post reported. She spent two days in the hospital and will reportedly require ongoing physical therapy. The assault reportedly happened at around 3:30 pm Monday afternoon, just after the East Harlem Scholars Academy Charter School let out. A sickening video of the attack shows a masked 14-year-old male…

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For those still unfamiliar with the peculiar eschaton of the Iranian regime’s cultish subsect of Shi’a Islam, the entire raison d’etre of the Islamic Republic is to hasten the end of the world to produce its messiah. The Qom mullahs believe that the Twelfth Imam has already come to the world but remains hidden until a global war obliterates all opposition to Islam. The mullahs have survived for nearly a half-century on the claims of divine authority to immanentize this eschaton, which will result in a global Islamic empire based in Tehran.  Advertisement With that in mind, the need to prevent…

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On April 18, 2026, in the town of Watford just outside London, British police handcuffed a Christian pastor for preaching the Gospel in public. Pastor Steve Maile, a 66-year-old minister with decades of experience, was standing in the town centre doing what has long been a normal part of British life—open-air preaching—when officers moved in, restrained him, and led him away in front of his wife and children. As he was being handcuffed, Maile continued to address the crowd, insisting, “You cannot arrest me. I am a preacher of the Gospel… There is no offense being committed here.” It was…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent arrives to testify before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on Capitol Hill in Washington on Feb. 5, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesThe Treasury Department on Friday sanctioned a Chinese refinery and 40 shipping firms and vessels found to be providing a lifeline to the Iranian oil economy.The move, shared with The Epoch Times ahead of the announcement, marks the latest measure from the Trump administration to cut off a key revenue source for Iran, which authorities said has enabled Tehran’s “reckless activities throughout the Middle East” and its capacity to threaten American…

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Papal trips are usually not much followed, except for the end, when a Pope, during an in-flight press conference, talks to journalists who accompany him. This time, Pope Leo XIV’s journey to Africa attracted immediate attention because of the polemic sparked by President Donald Trump’s remarks about the first North American Pope, who is “weak on crime” and “terrible on foreign policy.” The Bishop of Rome was already on the plane at the beginning of the trip when he reacted, saying he had “no fear” of the Trump administration. His longest journey to date, a one-and-a-half-week-long journey, comprising four African…

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in White Oak, Md., on June 5, 2023. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch TimesThe Food and Drug Administration on April 24 said it will seek fast trials for three psychedelic drugs, including psilocybin, one week after President Donald Trump’s directive to accelerate access to psychedelic treatments for mental health conditions.Three national priority vouchers are being issued, including two for psilocybin, the FDA said in a 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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Republican Texas Sen. John Cornyn is facing scrutiny after campaign staff social media posts and a 2020 election campaign ad resurfaced online this week. Cornyn, in an unlisted 2020 Spanish-language television spot titled “Tranquilo” on his campaign’s YouTube, targets Hispanic voters. In the ad, a female voiceover — speaking Spanish — explicitly states that Sen. Cornyn ” firmly supports the legalization of the ‘Dreamers’.” That line is immediately followed by Sen. Cornyn — in English — stating, “I’m John Cornyn, and I approve this message.” The video also includes other Spanish statements on Cornyn’s border policies, including his efforts to…

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An 18-year-old North Carolina woman faces a $10 million bond after authorities reportedly charged her with plotting with two men to kill Jewish worshippers at a Texas synagogue. Officials arrested Angelina Han Hicks of Lexington on Wednesday on two felony conspiracy counts in an alleged plot against Houston’s Congregation Beth Israel synagogue, according to court documents obtained by ABC News. The records named two male co-conspirators listed only as “Angel” and “Teegan.”Warrants alleged April 21, 2028, was the planned date for an attack on the congregation, FOX8 WGHP reported. The office of District Attorney Garry Frank, who covers North Carolina…

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Two Democrat-appointed judges have struck down President Donald Trump’s border restrictions against asylum seekers, prompting applause from open-borders advocates in the ACLU and the Democratic Party. “We conclude that the [immigration law’s] text, structure, and history make clear… Congress did not intend to grant the Executive the expansive removal authority it asserts,” says the split opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. The case will be appealed to the Supreme Court, but it is not clear if Trump’s January 2025 curbs will remain active for many months before the Supreme Court’s eventual decision. A Trump-nominated judge,…

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New bipartisan amendments led by Republican lawmakers for the 2026 Farm Bill target USDA funding for animal tests in the U.S. and in adversarial nations, first uncovered by watchdog White Coat Waste. The House Rules Committee is reviewing amendments now, and the full Farm Bill is expected to be voted on by the House during the week of April 27. Two proposals submitted by Rep. Paul Gosar and cosponsored by Reps. Nancy Mace, Scott Perry, and Dina Titus would cut USDA funding for painful testing on dogs and cats, and prohibit the USDA from funding any animal tests “being conducted…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. While space exploration is serious and sometimes dangerous scientific work, that does not mean that there is no room for fun. Something as mundane as a little ball of water can be supremely entertaining. In a video shared by NASA, Artemis II astronauts Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen are seen watching a ball of water floating around in zero-gravity. The water itself is moving around and shaping the light around it in some surprisingly complex ways. Without any force pulling the water…

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Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, a Kansas obstetrician who delivered thousands of babies, will introduce legislation next week to forbid all transgender medical procedures for minors. The Safeguarding the Overall Protection of Minors (STOP) Act would prohibit “any gender transition procedure on a minor under age 18 — including but not limited to puberty blockers, high-dose cross-sex hormones, mastectomies, hysterectomies, genital surgeries, and facial procedures,” with civil penalties of up to $100,000 per violation for doctors and clinics. The bill also “creates a private right of action for victims of gender transition procedures — or their parent, guardian, or caretaker if…

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By CP StaffFriday, April 24, 2026Political commentator Tucker Carlson speaks during an April 6, 2026, episode of his podcast. | Screenshot/YouTube/Tucker Carlson NetworkA group of Christian clergy, leaders and laity have signed a letter petitioning Angel Studios, a faith-based entertainment company, to pull advertising from the Tucker Carlson Network in response to a recent interview Carlson conducted with a guest who claimed Christianity is fundamentally socialist.The letter, shared by email with The Christian Post and distributed by the Philos Project Executive Director Luke Moon’s organization 2Hammers, expressed gratitude to Angel Studios for “content that seeks to uplift, inspire, and proclaim…

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Advocate warns of a ‘deeper issue’ across entire industry By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Friday, April 24, 2026Doctor Katarzyna Koziol injects sperm directly into an egg during an in-vitro fertilization (IVF) procedure called Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) at Novum clinic in Warsaw, October 26, 2010. | REUTERS/Kacper PempelA sperm donor who claims to have fathered at least 180 children globally has lost his bid to be legally recognized as the father of a child conceived after he received an Amazon gift card for his sperm donation, a case that advocates say represents deeper concerns across the sperm donation industry.Robert…

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Balloons drop during the last day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Aug. 22, 2024. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch TimesPressure on the Democratic National Committee and its chair, Ken Martin, from Democratic Party supporters to release the party’s internal review of its 2024 election losses has continued.Progressive group RootsAction, which organized mobile billboards outside the DNC’s spring meeting in New Orleans earlier this month and helped coordinate disruptions of the general session in which members confronted Martin directly, has since launched a letter-writing campaign that flooded Martin and four other DNC officers with more than 9,000 emails from nearly…

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The NY Times has a podcast up today in which four people who have worked in the DEI industry as corporate diversity officers debate whether or not DEI went too far and if who where it fell apart. Here are the four people having the debate: Advertisement Bo Young Lee, a tech executive, and Michael Yassa, a university professor, still see D.E.I. as a worthwhile endeavor and a set of ideals to strive for. Desiree Fixler, a finance executive, and Erec Smith, a professor, once shared that view, but have come to believe D.E.I. is counterproductive.Out of the gate it’s…

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Failing allies, leftist-Globalists Sanchez (Spain) and Starmer (UK) are about to taste retribution from Trump – Wiki Commons Failing allies under pressure. As we have been reporting here on TGP, US President Donald J. Trump is hardly the man to forgive and forget a slight or a betrayal. And it’s been reported that Trump and his team have compiled a ‘naughty list’ of failing allies, and that some for of payback was expected against these countries. And today, it arises that the Pentagon is exploring ways to punish NATO countries that failed to support the US during the Iran conflict…

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A sign about measles in Seminole, Texas, on April 9, 2025. Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesThe United States is working to drill down on whether outbreaks of measles are related, officials with the World Health Organization said on April 23.U.S. officials are carrying out whole genome sequencing from samples to try to figure out whether the 2025 outbreak that spread in Texas is linked to other outbreaks, including an ongoing outbreak in Utah, the officials with the organization, known as the WHO, said at a press briefing.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Ramses II (1303–1213 BCE), aka Ramses the Great, is easily one of ancient Egyptian history’s most recognizable rulers. While he isn’t the pharaoh cited in the biblical story of Exodus (a common misconception), Ramses II remained a certifiably powerful and accomplished king who oversaw Egypt’s New Kingdom for roughly 66 years at the height of its influence and grandeur. This pharaoh wanted everyone to know it, too. Ramses II was responsible for many massive architectural projects across the kingdom, including sprawling temple complexes and…

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