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The Trump administration is reportedly weighing a $5,000 baby bonus to boost U.S. birthrates. Would … MoreGetty Images Trump Floats $5,000 Baby Bonus To Boost Birthrate President Donald Trump’s administration is considering a one-time $5,000 baby bonus for new parents to tackle America’s declining birth rate, according to reporting by the New York Times . This so-called Trump baby bonus would give every American mother a $5,000 cash payment after the birth of a child. After the NYT article came out, Trump was asked about the potential of providing the financial incentive, to which he responded, “Sounds like a good…

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The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s latest Star Wars streaming series, Andor, depicts an “Imperial officer [who] tries to violently rape a Rebel fugitive … who is hiding out in a farming settlement while Imperial troops are rounding up ‘undocumented’ citizens.” Rounding up the “undocumented.” Lol. Does the Empire use that mushy, meaningless, Orwellian word? Because that would be hilarious. More: The sequence plays out over the course of the show’s third episode (the first three episodes were released all at once on Tuesday) with the officer’s flirtation with Bix turning growing increasingly persistent and eventually cumulating with a brutal life-and-death struggle.…

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ABC’s left-wing late-night host Jimmy “Blackface” Kimmel couldn’t contain himself in an interview Tuesday with sophomore Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), a cackle-filled tête-à-tête that would make North Korean state media look like Fox News. “I think it’s fair to say you’re the most entertaining member of Congress right now,” Kimmel said to Crockett, who launched into a rant about President Donald Trump’s administration, starting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, whom she called a “DEI hire.” “When you bring up the idiot known as Elon Musk,” Crockett continued, “he is not only, like, very sinister and has no idea what he’s doing —…

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Groups of armed men torched vehicles and blocked roads across Mexico on Wednesday, police and local media said, as a turf war rages between the influential Jalisco New Generation drug cartel and local criminal groups.Gunmen seized cargo trucks and set them on fire on a highway connecting Mexico City to Guadalajara, before police reported at least 18 similar cases in the neighboring states of Michoacan and Guanajuato.A Michoacan police source said on condition of anonymity that the attacks were a reaction by Jalisco New Generation to a military operation in the area.The fires were under control by Wednesday evening, with roads…

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As April comes to a close, Mother’s Day is getting closer, this year falling on Sunday, May 11.While many celebrate Mother’s Day with sentimental gifts, others may be looking for an activity to celebrate the women in their lives. Luckily, Connecticut has plenty of fun outings that mom, aunt or grandma would enjoy. Whether the mother figures in your life like live music, a nice meal, outdoor activities or simple relaxation, the state is sure to have the perfect Mother’s Day activity for all. Here are eight things to do for Mother’s Day in Connecticut.Pick your own flowersFlower pickers gather the first of…

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The US president earlier signaled a potential easing of the proposed tariffs and said he has discussed the situation with Beijing Beijing has pushed back on US President Donald Trump’s claims that tariff negotiations are underway between the two countries. No talks have taken place and reports to the contrary are “fake news,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Thursday.Guo’s remarks followed Trump’s comments on Wednesday hinting at a potential reversal of his tariff policy. The US president said tariffs on Chinese goods introduced earlier this month would “come down substantially” and promised a “fair deal with China,”…

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Federal employees have reportedly been asked to report instances of such discrimination among colleagues The White House has launched a task force to investigate the alleged anti-Christian bias within federal agencies, directing employees to report perceived discrimination against Christians among their colleagues, according to media reports.US President Donald Trump mandated the creation of what is called the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias in an executive order in February. The task force is meant to identify policies and actions across federal departments that have unlawfully discriminated against Christians, according to the document.“The Biden administration engaged in an egregious pattern of…

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Credit: Wikimedia Commons More insanity from the globalist Western European elites. According to news reports last week, the Trump Administration suggested it was prepared to recognize Russian control over Crimea. This is part of a broader peace agreement that the US has facilitated between Ukraine and Russia. If elected, President Trump promised to bring peace to Ukraine, but he did not understand that illegitimate President Volodymyr Zelensky and the globalist Western warmongers would be his main obstacles to peace in the region. Crimea is a peninsula off Ukraine in the Black Sea. In 2014, Russia took control of the region…

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US President Donald Trump speaks to the media after signing executive orders relating to higher … MoreAFP via Getty Images Nearly two million federal student loan borrowers pursuing lower payments and loan forgiveness have been stuck in processing limbo, in some cases for nearly a year. But after a flurry of recent developments this month, these borrowers may finally start to see some movement in the coming weeks. The turmoil stems from ongoing issues involving income-driven repayment plans. IDR is an umbrella term describing a collection of four separate programs – ICR, IBR, PAYE, and SAVE – that offer borrowers…

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The Vatican kept the doors of  St. Peter’s Basilica open all night Wednesday due to higher-than-expected turnout of Catholic faithful determined to bid farewell to the late Pope Francis. AP reports the latest numbers released by the Vatican said more than 20,000 people had paid their respects to the 88-year-old during the first 8 ½ hours of the public viewing on Wednesday. The basilica closed for just one hour Thursday morning, from 6 a.m. until 7 a.m., the planned opening time. By late Wednesday, the wait to view the open coffin appeared to be three or four hours and growing, according to the…

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