White House migration strategy faces new backlash from Central American leaders

President Joe Biden wants to stem soaring migration levels through aid to Central American countries and by targeting corruption, efforts that have shown mixed results in years past while stoking new opposition in a region that feels scapegoated by the new U.S. administration. Buy-in from leaders in the countries people are leaving is “fundamental” to … Read more

Enhanced Unemployment Benefits Have Created a Labor Shortage

For the last 10 years, Larry and Roxane Maggio ran a deli—Ludovico’s—in downtown Haddonfield, a borough in New Jersey. Last month, however, they prepared their final catering orders. The couple decided to close their business—“and not because business is bad.” “We just can’t find anyone to work,” Roxane Maggio told the Philadelphia Inquirer last week. Similar stories … Read more

Zuckerberg Running Ads for Cartel Sex Traffickers…

Rep. Kat Cammack, R‑Fla., sent a scathing letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Wednesday for trying to “silence” conservative views on his platform while allowing human smugglers and cartels to “openly” operate on the social media site. The Florida freshman, fresh off a visit to the southern border, accused Facebook and other social media companies of … Read more

Widespread Corruption: Reps. Jordan, Biggs Demand Answers After Report Shows Continued FISA Court Abuses by FBI

WASHINGTON, DC- As was seen during the Russia collusion hoax, the United States has some clear problems where it concerns the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), as outlined in the 2019 report from Inspector General Michael Horowitz. That report revealed a pattern of “abuses and deficiencies in the FBI’s FISA process.” Now, Fox News tells … Read more

South Carolina is set to add FIRING SQUADS to methods of execution – making death row inmates choose between getting shot and the electric chair

The South Carolina House approved a bill adding firing squads to execution methods on Wednesday The move comes amid a shortage of lethal-injection drugs Death row convicts will have a choice between firing squad and electric chair South Carolina is one of nine states in the US to still use the electric chair With this … Read more

Mike Cernovich to Challenge Gavin Newsom

Author, Filmmaker and Activist Mike Cernovich to Challenge Governor Newsom as Likelihood of Recall Looms https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/author-filmmaker-activist-mike-cernovich-challenge-governor-newsom-likelihood-recall-looms/ Mike Cernovich to Challenge Gavin Newsom if There’s a Recall to Force Debate on ‘War Crimes’ …While Cernovich has plans to enter the race, he said in a Periscope video on Monday his chances of winning in a state … Read more

Nightmare on Zuckerberg Street? Facebook wants to make sure you have the right friends with hyperlocal ‘Neighborhoods’ feature

WOW creepy AF!   The multi-billion-dollar social media platform Facebook has announced the debut of a new super-local feature called “Neighborhoods,” aimed at challenging hyperlocal social media networks like Nextdoor and “making new friends.” Rather than simply alerting friends halfway around the world to what their internet pen pals are doing, Facebook has vowed to … Read more

Mushrooms on Mars? Scientists claim to have found evidence of FUNGI on the Red Planet…

Researchers studied photos of the Martian surface taken by rovers and orbiters They say there are repeating and changing patterns of dark patches They also saw evidence of circular blobs that appeared and grew in a few days These are evidence of fungi, mold, lichens, algae and similar species, they say  The authors say it would … Read more

SNL creates a ‘safe space’ for triggered cast when Elon Musk hosts this Weekend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ-KA3Vsf2k Jonathan Davis from trending Politics reports, Leftis pundits and politicians in our country love to say there isn’t enough ‘dialogue’ in America these days to hash out differences because ‘the other side’ doesn’t really want one. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://trendingpolitics.com/snowflak…

Democrats want to give 1/2 Billion to minor league Baseball

Taxpayers already spend millions to build minor league ballparks. Sen. Richard Blumenthal thinks they should financially support the teams, too. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D–Conn.) picked the perfect place to pitch a taxpayer-funded bailout for minor league baseball: A stadium that taxpayers already paid $66 million to build. But now, Blumenthal says, more must be given … Read more