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13 Apr 2025
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Pushing Communism in American High Schools
In the late 1990s, a New York City history teacher observed a strong presence of leftist ideology among colleagues, including the use of Howard Zinn's communist textbook. The environment was hostile towards religious beliefs, with educators openly promoting Marxist views and dismissing the need for impartiality in teaching.
The shift in educational materials toward a single, committee-produced textbook reflected a narrative that marginalized Christianity and emphasized division over unity in American history. This trend, seen as a continuation of Marxist influence, has permeated modern politics, with the Democratic Party increasingly aligned with socialist ideologies.
Front Page Magazine: D.C. Judicial Shadow Government Suffers Setback
The Supreme Court's ruling in J.G.G. v. Trump rebuked Judge Boasberg and the D.C. Circuit Court's overreach in blocking the deportation of foreign gang members. The Court found that the case lacked proper venue and emphasized that the detainees' claims should fall under habeas corpus proceedings.
This ruling highlights the misuse of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) by leftist groups to challenge Trump administration policies, effectively creating a shadow government. The Court's decision may signal a shift in addressing judicial overreach and restoring executive power.
#society
GB News: Neighbour from hell 'terrorised' homeowners with 'petrol bombs driving them to the brink of suicide'
A couple in Pembrokeshire, Wales, faced severe harassment from their neighbors, leading to a traumatic living situation. After purchasing land from Cassie and Francis Collins, the couple experienced threats and violence, including a petrol bomb attack, which drove one partner to multiple suicide attempts.
The couple ultimately took out loans to buy the neighboring land for safety. Tragically, the Collins were later found dead in a suicide pact, leaving the couple's harrowing ordeal marked by psychological distress and fear.
Front Page Magazine: Ivory Tower Hypocrite: University of Illinois-Chicago
The University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC) has been criticized for its handling of free speech, particularly regarding anti-Semitic protests following the October 7 Hamas attack. Despite recent policy changes promoting open expression, the university has faced backlash for allowing hostile environments for Jewish students while punishing faculty and conservative groups for expressing dissenting views.
UIC's inaction during pro-Hamas demonstrations and punitive measures against those like law professor Jason Kilborn, who faced suspension for referencing slurs in an exam, highlight a double standard in its approach to free speech. The university's failure to protect all viewpoints underscores its position on the list of "Top Ten Ivory Tower Hypocrites."
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump admin secures release of American missionary held in Tunisia for 13 months: report
American missionary Robert Vieira, detained in Tunisia for over a year on suspicion of espionage, was released on Sunday. U.S. special envoy Adam Boehler confirmed that Vieira's release followed negotiations with Tunisian officials, including Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti.
After his release, Vieira returned to the U.S. with his family. Boehler expressed gratitude to the Tunisian government for resolving the case and facilitating Vieira's reunion with his loved ones.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Holy Week, Monday: Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem
Holy Week begins with tears of frustration, grief, and lament, reflecting deep emotional struggles. The author emphasizes the significance of tears as a means of understanding love and compassion, drawing from the biblical phrase "Jesus Wept" to illustrate divine empathy.
The accompanying sonnet reflects on Jesus' sorrow for humanity's refusals of grace and the weariness of the world. It suggests that recognizing oneself through Jesus' tears may inspire hope and renewal.
#culture
Fox News: ‘Boy Meets World’ stars declare the ‘worst’ and most ‘idiotic’ episode of the series
Cast members of "Boy Meets World" criticized the sixth season episode "You’re Married, You’re Dead" during a podcast, labeling it the worst of the series. They expressed dissatisfaction with the episode’s plot, character inconsistencies, and lack of main cast presence.
Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong, and Will Friedle all voiced strong opinions against the episode, with Friedle calling it "idiotic" and Fishel upset over her character's dialogue. The consensus highlighted a disconnect between the episode's writing and character development.