March Breaks a New Record for Child Migrants

Migrants At Southern Border

Border patrol agents apprehended nearly 19,000 unaccompanied minors at the US-Mexico border during the month of March – the most ever in a single month. On average, 507 children are transferred each day from Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) facilities to sponsors, up from 276 in February.  In total, there were roughly 172,000 migrant encounters during the month of March – the highest for a single month in 15 years and a 71% increase from the previous month. The massive increase in migrants at the southern border is a direct…

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With Weed Legalized, NYPD Not Allowed To Approach Smokers

Police officers in New York this week received a notice instructing them not to stop or approach people who are smoking marijuana in public. The memo was sent two days after Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) signed a bill to legalize recreational use for residents 21 and older. Smoking weed in public places, including sidewalks and front porches, “is not a basis for an approach, stop, summons, arrest, or search,” reads the memo. The smell of marijuana “no longer establishes probable cause of a crime to search a vehicle,” though police…

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Ted Cruz Visits Border, Captures Video of Cartels “Taunting” Border Patrol

Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) shared video from the southern border that shows individuals with flashlights on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande river yelling at Americans on the other side. Cruz claims these were drug cartel members and human smugglers taunting Border Patrol agents. Cruz, along with Senator John Cornyn (R-Texas), led a Senate delegation to the U.S.-Mexico border this week to observe how federal law enforcement is handling the migrant crisis. “We encountered human traffickers & cartel members tonight, yelling at us across the Rio Grande and preparing…

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BioNTech Moves Forward with Cancer Vaccine

Following its successful COVID vaccine developed in partnership with Pfizer, German company BioNTech is on track to manufacture a vaccine for cancer. “We have several different cancer vaccines based on mRNA,” said Özlem Türeci, who co-founded BioNTech with her husband Uğur Şahin in 2008. Messenger RNA or “mRNA” was used in the COVID vaccines to help the human immune system identify and prepare to defend against the coronavirus. In theory, the same approach could be used against a cancerous tumor. Türeci and Şahin were already working on a cancer vaccine…

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Native American Joins Cabinet, Media Loses It

Congresswoman Deb Haaland of New Mexico, has now been confirmed as the new Secretary of the Interior.  That makes her the first Native American to serve in the Cabinet. However, she is not the highest ranking Native American in our national government.  That honor goes to Republican Charles Curtis, who served as Vice President of the United States under President Hoover.  He was a member of the Kaw nation.  I am not sure if Mrs. Woodrow Wilson counts. She claimed Indian princess status as a direct descendant of Pocahontas.  And…

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Jesuits Offer $100 Million in Slavery Reparations

The Catholic Society of Jesus (Jesuits) are putting up an astounding $100 million to be paid in the form of reparations for the slaves the religious order once owned.  The “settlement” involves the descendants of slaves the Jesuits sold in 1838.  At the time of the sale, the Jesuits had relied on slave labor for more than 100 years – buying and selling in the slave markets as was the practice at the time. Slaves were used in virtually all aspects of religious life – from attending to clergy, day-to-day…

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This University Is Offering Graduations Segregated by Race, Sexuality, Income

Columbia University Campus

Columbia University is offering six different graduation ceremonies that will be segregated by race, sexuality, and income level. The university shared details about the virtual graduation ceremonies in an announcement on the website. The segregated graduation ceremonies are supplements to a main university-wide virtual graduation ceremony. “Complementing our school- and University-wide ceremonies, these events provide a more intimate setting for students and guests to gather, incorporate meaningful cultural traditions and celebrate the specific contributions and achievements of their communities,” the website says. The website also lists a schedule and description…

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Has Biden Created the Worst Border Crisis Ever?

The US-Mexico border is overrun with migrants seeking to enter the country now that Joe Biden is president. “The Biden Admin. has created a disaster on the border,” tweeted Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R). “Record 3,200 migrant children stuck in Border Patrol custody + many who are not children. The federal government must fix this immediately.” Without adequate housing, border patrol officials have been forced to hold unaccompanied minors in cells meant for adults. Up to 90% of them don’t have beds to sleep in (imagine what the Dems would…

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China and Russia Working Together to Build a Moon Base

Cold War rivals China and Russia met virtually on Tuesday to sign a historic agreement outlining plans to construct a research station on the Moon.  The International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) will be a “comprehensive scientific experiment base with the capability of long-term autonomous operation,” said China’s National Space Administration. The first-of-its-kind proposal did not include a timeline, though officials confirmed that other countries would be allowed to participate. When completed, the ILRS will be used for activities such as: “lunar exploration and utilization, lunar-based observation, basic scientific experiment, and…

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National Guardsmen at the Capitol Hospitalized After Being Fed Metal Shavings

Several members of Michigan’s National Guard that are currently stationed in Washington, D.C. to protect the U.S. Capitol are now hospitalized after being fed food that was severely undercooked, moldy, and even contained metal shavings. According to a staff sergeant with the National Guard, who wished to remain anonymous,, over 70 meals were thrown away after they discovered undercooked beef, while other meals had metal shavings. Now, dozens of soldiers who have been stationed in the nation’s capital since Jan. 6 have gotten sick from the meals. “Yesterday, for instance,…

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