The FBI has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into whether Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee or their staff leaked classified intelligence information to The New York Times in an apparent effort to damage Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard during her confirmation battle.
Catering
to Shariah law? A California Assembly committee has advanced a bill to
make Muslim holidays Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official state
holidays. At the same moment, a University of Michigan professor is
facing backlash for praising Palestinian activists — and specifically
pro-Hamas protesters — in a commencement address.
Rabbi Michael
Barclay, a widely read columnist, points out that California has never
granted state holiday status to any other religion. "But now they are
suddenly cow-towing and catering to what is effectively Shariah law," he
says. "It's a horrible statement about California and about politicians
who are pandering for money or votes from the Islamic community."
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North Korea has reportedly updated its constitution to mandate an automatic nuclear strike if Kim Jong Un is assassinated.
The move comes amid rising global tensions following the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
The
constitutional revision was reportedly approved during a session of
North Korea’s Supreme People’s Assembly in Pyongyang, creating a
guaranteed threat of nuclear escalation if Kim Jong Un is taken out.
Nigeria
reporter Masara Kim fled for his life while covering a mass burial of
Christians near Jos in Plateau State, Nigeria. CBN’s Raj Nair speaks
with Masara about the harrowing experience.
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WHITMER
DONOR CHARGED: A longtime donor to Michigan Democrat Gov. Gretchen
Whitmer has been charged with 16 felonies for allegedly misusing $20
million of state funds.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel
announced charges against Fay Beydoun, a businesswoman and prominent
Democrat donor who was previously appointed by Whitmer to the executive
board of the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
According to
prosecutors, Beydoun secured a $20 million "Michigan Enhancement Grant"
in 2022 for Global Link International, a business accelerator program in
Oakland County, but allegedly diverted taxpayer money for personal
expenses and fraud, News Channel 3 reported.
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Gavin Newsom’s wife diverted money meant for fire victims to her own nonprofits
How is this not a bigger scandal?!
Xavier
Becerra went to the television claiming that the Biden administration
having lost track of children is mere “MAGA talking points.”
On
air, he flippantly air quoted “lost kids,” as if it didn’t even happen.
But the reality is, his agency was found to be looking the other way
while kids were placed in unsafe conditions — likely with criminals —
just to win political points.
Minimizing “lost children” to air
quotes is awful. Especially considering that these were real kids. And
there were a lot of them.
An Inspector General report indicated
that from 2019-2023, 448,000 kids were processed through the Department
of Homeland Security and Department of Health and Human Services, which
Becerra oversaw during his tenure as the HHS secretary under President
Joe Biden. Of those children, most were released to sponsors.
But
from that point, major problems emerged. More than 233,000 of those
children were never given a court date. More than 43,000 never showed up
to court dates. More than 31,000 of the children’s release forms had no
contact addresses on them.
The subtitle of the report says it
all: “ICE Cannot Effectively Monitor the Location and Status of All
Unaccompanied Children After Federal Custody.” Why? One commonly stated
reason was the children’s location was not received “from HHS.”
Becerra’s HHS, that is.
What was happening to these children? At
least 570 of those children’s placements were tied to human, drug, and
weapons trafficking. But that figure is likely much larger because, as
the inspector general noted, ICE “did not track the number of [children]
reported as victims of trafficking or forced labor” and that “this is a
continuous concern.”
Other findings were also dismal. One
frequent sponsor location contained “bars on the inside of the window,”
was “very dangerous, was run by gangs, and high crime rates and daily
shootings.” Another frequent location had no doors. Another was a
dilapidated motel. These children were being placed into awful
situations.
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