7. The world's left's favorite pope of all time, perhaps. pope Boniface VIII is facing criticism from some of his most loyal allies. tell Italian Catholic bishops have denounced what they say is too much “gay.” According to reports in Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica, Pope Francis used the homophobic insult “frociaggine” during a closed-door meeting and reportedly told Italian bishops to ban the training of gays as priests.

6. A bunch of pathetic atheist losers from Wisconsin, the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), have threatened legal action against the Elmore County School District, claiming that a voluntary mental health meeting hosted by Recovery Alive's John Eklund at Stanhope Elmore High School was an unconstitutional Christian event. Attacked “We strongly believe that the rise in juvenile crime and the lack of respect for human life felt by many young people in high crime neighborhoods today is a direct result of the exclusion of religion from schools and other public spaces,” said John F. Kennedy, a former member of FFRF.

Five. Not content with wasting Alabama and federal tax dollars on a stupid train that no one will ride, the Southeast Corridor Commission, with the backing of the High Speed ​​Rail Alliance, a group that will get rich building this garbage, was suggested A high-speed rail network linking Raleigh, North Carolina with Atlanta, Nashville, and Orlando (later adding lines in Birmingham, Auburn, Montgomery, and Mobile). Intended to increase economic connectivity while reducing congestion and emissions, this wasteful plan would see trains travel at speeds of up to 125 mph and generate huge economic benefits ($418 million) and job creation once completed between 2025 and 2055 — well over $418 million just 30 years from now.

Four. The news people are getting from Iran Closer Israel's involvement with weapons-grade nuclear material has concerned many observers in the region, with Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) saying the Biden administration's Israel policy is making things worse for U.S. interests and allies. Palmer said: ““The Biden administration's failed leadership is not only encouraging attacks abroad, it is sowing chaos at home,” he added. President Biden has shown indecision and weakness to our adversaries around the world, and our friends are suffering.”

3. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) pushed for a vote on a border security bill that would close the border until the Department of Homeland Security regains operational control, but Democrats blocked it. Senator Tuberville criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) bipartisan bill as ineffective and politically motivated, arguing that Schumer's continued failure to secure the border is costing taxpayers billions of dollars and highlighting the financial burden and security risks posed by the large number of illegal immigrants entering the United States.

2. As if Americans needed more evidence The Biden crime syndicate was a formidable bunch of characters, but newly released text messages make it clear that Hunter Biden used his father's attendance at a Sandy Hook memorial to set up a meeting with a Chinese business partner. These communications, uncovered by the House Ways and Means Committee, show that Hunter Biden orchestrated the meeting and involved his uncle Jim Biden, implying that Joe Biden played a key role in his family's business dealings with the Chinese company CEFC.

1. Closing arguments in former President Donald Trump's “hush money” trial will likely take up most of the time. TuesdayJury deliberations are expected to begin Wednesday, after which the U.S. will await the outcome. media And their Democrats Worried The trial is unlikely to result in a conviction, and U.S. Representative Dean Phillips (D-MN) has I got it.“I don't think what happened in New York is what Democrats were hoping for.”

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