NEW - NHS England to test "all trans children for autism" after review finds mental illness more common in those with gender dysphoria.

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BREAKING: Ferry crashes near Clearwater Causeway north of Tampa, Florida; several people hurt

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Democrats are so Fooked… Adam Schiff is so Fooked…

They’ve laundered billions of dollars through ACTBLUE as political donations..

The autopen gave Schiff a pardon, that Joe Biden didn’t even know about

Donald Trump has it all and he has them by the balls.

Tick Tock MF’s….

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President Trump- hopefully the Supreme Court will come to the rescue of our country- US President Donald Trump takes question of reporters at South Lawn of White House

Lawn signs of illegal alien criminals now in all the reporters shot so they have to talk about it or are they going to ignore it?

Good Morning from The White House! https://x.com/presssec/status/1916809970080756140?s=46

JUST IN - Spain suffers a massive power outage — El Pais

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JUST IN - Blackout of the electricity grid in Portugal — Público

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JUST IN - Conclave to choose the next pope will begin on May 7, Vatican says.

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Several U.S. universities have received substantial funding from Arab nations, particularly from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). These contributions have been directed toward various initiatives, including the establishment of campuses abroad, research centers, and scholarships. New York Post
Notable Recipients of Arab Funding
1 Cornell University
◦ Cornell has received over $2.1 billion from Arab sources, with significant contributions from Qatar.Approximately $752 million was allocated to the Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. The remainder is largely unaccounted for, with limited information on its specific use . JNS.org
2 Georgetown University
◦ Georgetown has accepted around $934 million from Arab donors. However, the purposes of these donations are not specified in the available records . JNS.org+1Open The Books+1
3 Texas A&M University
◦ Texas A&M's Qatar campus, established in 2003, has received approximately $891 million from the Qatar Foundation. The funding supports engineering programs and research initiatives . Wikipedia
4 Carnegie Mellon University
◦ Carnegie Mellon has been a significant recipient of Qatari funding, amounting to $893 million. These funds have been utilized for various academic and research purposes . Open The Books
5 Harvard University
◦ Between January 2020 and October 2024, Harvard received over $151 million from foreign governments, including contributions from the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar . The Harvard Crimson
6 New York University (NYU)
◦ NYU has received approximately $162 million from Arab donors over the past 35 years . Middle East Forum+1Open The Books+1
7 Northwestern University
◦ Northwestern's campus in Qatar, established in 2008 in partnership with the Qatar Foundation, has been fully funded by Qatar. The university offers programs in communication and journalism, with facilities and tuition covered by Qatari funding . Wikipedia
8 University of Pennsylvania
◦ The University of Pennsylvania received $2.5 million from Saudi sources between 2022 and 2023, including a $1.2 million donation from the Saudi government . Washington Examiner
Transparency and Oversight
The influx of foreign donations has raised concerns regarding transparency and potential influence on academic institutions. In response, the Trump administration issued an executive order mandating full disclosure of foreign funding sources by U.S. colleges, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability . New York Post+2New York Post+2Financial Times+2
Additionally, congressional investigations have scrutinized the impact of Qatari donations on campus environments, particularly concerning rising antisemitism and the influence on academic discourse .

BREAKING: Major blackouts reported across Europe, with Spain, Portugal, France, and Belgium experiencing widespread disruptions to electricity, internet, and mobile services.

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Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò dropped a bombshell back in February that barely made headlines.

He claimed that many suspected Pope Francis was already dead, citing the Vatican’s strange and contradictory medical updates.

Viganò accused the “Deep Church” of spiraling into panic—desperate to cover up crimes against children and scrambling as USAID’s billions in funding for illegal immigration face exposure.

He warned that the next pope would be just as corrupt.

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