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The University of North Carolina has been ordered through a settlement with the Trump administration to provide “mandatory antisemitism training for all students, faculty, and staff.”

The agreement also requires UNC to discipline anyone on campus for participating in “antisemitic discrimination.”



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AIPAC ENDS POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS AND DONATIONS

It’s not over.

But this is a significant W for those who risked their livelihoods and reputations over the past 3 years speaking out. Sustained pressure disrupted the world’s most powerful lobbying group—something to be proud of.



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AIPAC has announced that it "will no longer make candidate endorsements, give directly to PACs, or earmark contributions to candidates."

Pro tip: If AIPAC says its no longer paying politicians, it's DOUBLING DOWN on paying politicians. They've just found a more covert way to funnel the cash.



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Het Pentagon beveelt alle Amerikaanse militaire bases aan om een minimumvoorraad van 90 dagen aan voorraden aan te leggen. ALLES - voedsel, water, medische benodigdheden, energie, noem maar op.

Wat veronderstelt u dat dat betekent voor wat Trump weet dat eraan komt? En als het Pentagon 90 dagen aan voorraden heeft om volledig off-grid te overleven, hoeveel dagen aan voorraden zou JIJ dan moeten vastnagelen?

 

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When will housing costs get back to normal?

Possibly not until around 2031, per a new Redfin analysis.

If mortgage rates stay near today’s 7.5% and home prices stop rising, it could take about six years for housing costs to return to 2018 levels, when the typical buyer spent 30% of their income on the monthly payment.

But in about half of major metros, it could take 10 years or more, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit and Tampa, where prices are rising faster than incomes.





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Federal Judge Roy Altman brags that he’s taken ~10% of all active federal judges on trips to Israel in just the last 3 years—and has state supreme court justices playing Rock-Paper-Scissors to compete for spots.

At John Hagee’s “Night to Honor Israel,” the venue shifts straight from the U.S. anthem to Israel’s, with Altman proudly singing both.

If judges were doing organized trips, anthem swaps, and influence ops like this with China, Russia, Iran, or any other country, it would be called blatant treason and a national security crisis. Why is Israel the exception?



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