Sunday, March 29, 2026
Chicago Launches Task Force to Implement Reparations in the Midst of Budget Crisis - JONATHAN TURLEY
The city just floated a massive bond to delay the growing economic meltdown.
- Despite carrying a roughly $150 million deficit and committing two-fifths of the budget just to debt service and pension costs, Johnson announced that the city has approved $500,000 in funding for a reparations program.
- Johnson announced a program of town halls and meetings under the “Repair Chicago” effort to “gather lived experiences of harm of Black Chicagoans” to implement reparations for Black residents...
Naturalized citizens flee to China days before bomb found at US Air Force base | Blaze Media
Naturalized citizens flee to China days before bomb found at US Air Force base | Blaze Media:
A brother and sister pair in Florida are both facing decades in federal prison after a bomb was discovered at an Air Force base days after they had fled the country.
Alen Zheng, 20, and Ann Mary Zheng, 27, who lived together in Land O' Lakes, Florida, are both under federal indictment in connection with the bomb.
Canada’s 'Healthcare' Includes Patient-Assisted Suicide —And It’s Expanding Fast
Starting in March 2027, Canada will allow anyone age 18 and older who claims a mental illness to allow the state to kill them. - Scott McClallen
But Canada apparently realized that it's cheaper to allow residents to kill themselves than provide real healthcare.
It’s a Friday night in Canada.
- Canada legalized assisted suicide in 2016 for people who faced imminent death.
- Since then, Canada has expanded the program rapidly to more people.
- Starting in March 2027, Canada will allow anyone age 18 and older who claims a mental illness to allow the state to kill them.
- You don’t need to have a fatal or terminal condition to be eligible...
It’s a Friday night in Canada.
You order a pizza, sit down to watch the game with your kid, and then an ad for assisted suicide comes on with slick visuals and low techno.
What do you say to your child?
The fact that the "illegal" line on this chart takes a nosedive in 2020, and then bounces back up as we approach 2025 pretty strongly suggests...
...that the conclusion here is largely a function of Biden's immigration enforcement policies, does it not? - Sean Malone
If you're not sending ICE out to go arrest and deport people, and if you're not interested in having local law enforcement prosecute that group for crimes committed in the US, it would be pretty easy to see how the data will reflect that...
If you're not sending ICE out to go arrest and deport people, and if you're not interested in having local law enforcement prosecute that group for crimes committed in the US, it would be pretty easy to see how the data will reflect that...
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