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On Wednesday‚ April 24‚ the Supreme Court heard oral arguments from the Idaho Attorney General’s office insisting that the Biden administration acted unlawfully when it sued the state of Idaho in an attempt to allow emergency room doctors to violate state law and conduct illegal abortions. Many pro-lifers and pro-aborts showed up in Washington D.C. outside the court and users online put their two cents in as well. After Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022‚ the state of Idaho enacted the Defense of Life Act to protect women and unborn children in the state and ensure that abortions don’t take place unless absolutely necessary to save the life of the mother. Shortly after the ruling‚ the Biden administration sued the state and cited the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA). The administration used a radical interpretation of EMTALA in order to mandate abortion and force Idaho emergency room doctors to perform illegal and unnecessary abortions. While EMTALA‚ passed in 1986‚ was designed to help uninsured people receive emergency care‚ including care for pregnant women and their “unborn child[ren]‚” the Biden Administration has convinced pro-aborts that Idaho’s law won't help pregnant women in emergency situations. Obviously‚ that’s a lie.  After some blocks and overrules‚ Idaho Attorney General Ra&;uacute;l Labrador‚ with help from the Alliance Defending Freedom and Cooper &; Kirk law firm‚ facilitated the Supreme Court to hear oral arguments about how the Biden Administration is “continuing to manipulate EMTALA to override Idaho’s law and force emergency room doctors to take vulnerable lives.” At its core‚ Idaho’s “law is consistent with EMTALA because it limits only elective abortions‚” Washington Examiner reported. Yet‚ the pro-aborts have been manipulated into believing the Biden administration’s new interpretation‚ which would allow for abortions even when not absolutely medically necessary. Wednesday was that day and many pro-lifers and pro-aborts showed up to hear. A group of protestors laid on the floor with white sheets covered in red paint to look like blood draped over them. Behind them stood people with signs that read “Without EMTALA‚ women in Idaho will die.” The signs were all the same except the state listed was different on each one. They were created by the Women’s March which‚ in an email encouraging pro-aborts to show up at SCOTUS‚ insisted that “anti-abortion extremists want to exclude pregnant people from this protection and force doctors to turn away patients suffering emergency pregnancy complications.” The Supreme Court is hearing a case today on whether ER physicians in Idaho can provide abortions in emergency situations despite the state’s near-total ban‚ which has narrow exceptions The question before the justices: Does federal law (EMTALA) preempt the state’s ban&;#63; pic.twitter.com/UdgmzOkpoH — Oriana Gonz&;aacute;lez (@OrianaBeLike) April 24‚ 2024 The thing is‚ if an abortion is absolutely necessary to save the life of a mother‚ it’s perfectly legal in Idaho to do so. The state is simply arguing that if abortions aren’t absolutely necessary‚ then they shouldn’t be done. It’s that simple. A group from the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising held signs that said “Expose &; Shut Down the Abortion Industrial Complex NOW&;#33;” and yelled “Pro-choice is a lie‚ babies never choose to die.” Members were also spotted holding signs that said “We need free birth not more abortion” which was a stark difference from the pro-abort signs that read “Abortion is health care‚” “Abortion is our right” and “Abortions save lives&;#33;” Over on X‚ Kristan Hawkins‚ president of Students for Life wrote‚ “Today‚ we see that abortion is both FEDERAL &; STATE. Biden’s team is trying to force abortion into Emergency Rooms and Idaho fights to protect the lives of both mother and preborn child.&;quot; LifeNews.com wrote‚ “Every state with an abortion ban allows emergency medical care for pregnant women‚ including Idaho.” The pro-aborts continued spewing lies‚ insisting that if the Supreme Court allowed Idaho to protect life‚ that pregnant women wouldn’t be helped in emergency situations. One user insisted that Idaho was treating women as second class citizens and that they may “end up disabled or harmed in the name of being pro-life” if they need medical attention while pregnant. The thing is‚ even with the federal law of EMTALA‚ which was set up to protect life‚ Idaho can still follow through with its state's decision to protect life at all costs and at all points and only conduct abortions when absolutely necessary. But‚ leave it to our current administration to lie and purposely cause a divide. To conclude‚ Washington Examiner summed up our administration’s goals well: The lawsuit involving Idaho now before the Supreme Court shows the extent of the Biden administration’s unhealthy obsession with abortion‚ even if it means spreading misinformation and lies about women’s health. It also shows that the underlying motive for the litigation is not about women’s health because Idaho and all other states already protect the lives of pregnant women. The Biden administration’s ultimate goal is to mandate abortion.

More than 50 pro-Hamas radicals have taken over a building at California State Polytechnic University in Humboldt‚ forcing the school to close temporarily as a safety precaution.Around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday‚ the mob of students marched into Siemens Hall‚ carrying sleeping bags and other provisions‚ clearly intending to occupy the building. According to an Instagram account called Humboldt for Palestine‚ the activists have reportedly made five demands: 1) for the school to acknowledge any associations with &;quot;the zionist entity‚&;quot; 2) for the school to &;quot;cut all ties with israeli universities‚&;quot; 3) to divest from Israel and &;quot;companies complicit in the occupation of Palestine‚&;quot; 4) to agree not to press charges or &;quot;attack&;quot; &;quot;student organizers‚&;quot; and 5) a ceasefire. See on Instagram Ryan Connelly‚ a junior biology major who identified himself as a group spokesperson to North Coast Journal‚ summarized the group's goal much more succinctly: &;quot;Divest‚ and then we’ll talk.&;quot;Several law enforcement agencies were brought to campus to end the occupation of Siemens Hall‚ and video shows a riotous clash between officers and the foul-mouthed demonstrators. &;quot;We are not afraid of you&;#33;&;quot; and &;quot;Get the f*** out&;#33;&;quot; the protesters chanted at various times. Despite the efforts of police‚ the occupiers managed to withstand attempts to dispel them from the building. Andy Ngo reported that they resorted to &;quot;beat[ing] and assault[ing]&;quot; cops‚ who withdrew from the area around 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday. — (@) Cops say they made three total arrests so far in connection with the campus occupation‚ though jail records confirm only that one person was arrested on suspicion of entering or occupying a building without the owner’s consent and resisting arrest‚ North Coast Journal reported. An independent review of the jail records indicated that the arrestee identified by NCJ is a 46-year-old woman.Because of the chaos at the building and other &;quot;safety hazards&;quot; posed by the demonstration‚ the school decided to lock down campus at least through Wednesday‚ a press release from Cal Poly Humboldt stated. Instructors and professors who can conduct classes and other campus activities remotely will reportedly do so. Those who &;quot;need to report to campus for work&;quot; will be contacted on an individual basis. Otherwise‚ all employee &;quot;key cards won't work‚&;quot; the press release stated.&;quot;Significant world events and crises often hit close to home for members of our campus and local communities‚&;quot; the press release continued. &;quot;The University supports free speech through open dialogue that is respectful and constructive‚ but will not tolerate endangering people‚ destroying property‚ and disrupting campus. &;quot;As a community‚ we are committed to keeping our students‚ staff‚ and faculty safe and fostering a learning and working environment where the campus community can feel safe‚ included‚ and respected.&;quot;Meanwhile‚ students sympathetic to the activists who have shut down their campus in the name of warring factions on the other side of the world have brought fruit‚ oatmeal‚ hot coffee‚ and other items to the building‚ likely to keep the standoff going until all occupier demands are met.Dave Meserve‚ described by NCJ as a &;quot;former Arcata Councilmember and longtime local activist‚&;quot; likewise did not condemn the apparently violent occupation of a state-owned building. Instead‚ he slammed an &;quot;excessive&;quot; show of force from police. &;quot;There were at least 30 cops‚ maybe more‚ and a helicopter circling overhead‚&;quot; he lamented.&;quot;It just seemed‚ like‚ way excessive‚ the response to what was going on.&;quot;The alleged violence at Cal Poly comes on the heels of other shows of violence by pro-Hamas activists at campuses around the country. While Cal Poly canceled in-person classes for just a day or so‚ Columbia University canceled in-person classes for the remainder of the semester because of a similar campus occupation from pro-Hamas groups.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

President Joe Biden ignited outrage on Tuesday for making the sign of the cross at a pro-abortion campaign event.A clip of the incident shows Biden making the important Christian gesture as Florida Democratic Party Chairwoman Nikki Fried slammed the Sunshine State's new law banning abortion after six weeks (with exceptions for rape‚ incest‚ human trafficking‚ maternal health‚ and cases of fatal fetal abnormalities). &;quot;Fifteen weeks wasn't good enough; we had to go to six weeks‚&;quot; Fried said‚ prompting Biden to make the sign of the cross. — (@) Biden's use of the gesture is not unusual because he is a Catholic. However‚ making the sign of the cross at an overtly pro-abortion event made it appear that he was somehow blessing abortion when the Catholic Church's teaching on abortion is clear. The catechism of the Catholic Church states:Since the first century the Church has affirmed the moral evil of every procured abortion. This teaching has not changed and remains unchangeable. Direct abortion‚ that is to say‚ abortion willed either as an end or a means‚ is gravely contrary to the moral law.Naturally‚ Christians were offended by Biden's use of the sacred gesture at a pro-abortion event.&;quot;Biden’s decision to make the Sign of the Cross in support of abortion extremism is a despicable charade that attempts to co-opt a sacred practice in support of his new abortion religion. His gesture openly mocks the Christian belief in the sanctity of life‚&;quot; said Brian Burch‚ president of CatholicVote. &;quot;There is no divine support for destroying the lives of innocent children‚ and he should know better‚&;quot; Burch added. &;quot;Biden’s gesture suggests he is either terribly naive‚ or senile‚ or callously indifferent to the foundational beliefs of millions of Christians in America.&;quot;Other Christians and pro-life organizations said that Biden's use of the sign of the cross as a &;quot;mockery of God‚&;quot; &;quot;blasphemous‚&;quot; &;quot;sacrilegious‚&;quot; and even an attempt to make abortion &;quot;a left-wing sacrament.&;quot;&;quot;Mocking the Catholic faith and the Church’s teaching on the sanctity of human life represents a new low in a presidency of moral lows‚&;quot; said Fr. Ronald Vierling.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Joe Biden hasn’t just wreaked havoc on the world as president of the United States. Once upon a time‚ he did so as a senator‚ too. The president not only sided with the Senate segregationists and opposed integrating our public schools — he ridiculed former President Ronald Reagan for developing SDI‚ the strategic defense initiative. Biden and his Democrat comrades called SDI “Star Wars” — despite its importance in developing Israel’s triple threat defense missile system‚ the Iron Dome and David’s Sling and Arrow. “They tried to defund it‚ they tried to prevent it with killer amendments‚ one after another. On one occasion‚ Ronald Reagan had to shut down the government in order to get it funded to some extent‚” Mark Levin explains. Martin Anderson‚ a close adviser of Reagan’s‚ wrote at the time that the “powerful opposition” to SDI included scientists who were “virtually all Democrats.” “When you can safely predict that a scientist or nuclear weapons expert who is opposed to our missile defense efforts will more than likely turn out to be a registered Democrat‚ then you can be pretty sure you're dealing with a political issue‚ not a scientific one or military one‚” Anderson wrote in the Christian Science Monitor in 1986. And Joe Biden was‚ of course‚ 100% on their side. “The president’s continued adherence to [SDI] constitutes one of the most reckless and irresponsible acts in the history of modern statecraft‚” Biden is quoted as saying at the time. “Joe Biden‚ an imbecile long before his official certified imbecile status‚” Levin says. Want more from Mark Levin&;#63;To enjoy more of &;quot;the Great One&;quot; — Mark Levin as you've never seen him before — subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

Amid the anti-Israel protests erupting on colleges campuses of late — which have boiled over into anti-Semitism — New York University professor Scott Galloway blasted what he sees as a &;quot;double standard&;quot; when it comes to repercussions for hate speech on campus.Galloway on Tuesday spoke to MSNBC host Willie Geist — and as video showed pro-Palestinian protesters donned in their familiar black-and-white checkered Keffiyeh scarves hollering their chants‚ Galloway noted that &;quot;if I went into the NYU square with a white hood on and said 'lynch the blacks' or 'burn the gays‚' my ID would be shut off by that night.&;quot;The Stern School of Business prof added‚ “I would never work in academia again. There would be no need for the words 'context' or 'nuance'; I wouldn’t be protected by terms like 'First Amendment' or 'free speech.' I would be out of the world of academia. It seems like we have a double standard when it comes to hate speech — as long as it's against Jews.&;quot;Some examples of anti-Semitism at Columbia University were caught on video: — (@) Geist readily agreed and asked Galloway‚ &;quot;Why is there that double standard&;#63; Because of course you're right; you don't even have to say it out loud. If these things were being said about black people or gay people or Latinos or Asians or anybody else‚ forget it. Shut down the school. Everybody's expelled. Why is there still that double standard&;#63;&;quot;Galloway had a few theories‚ among them that Israel in the last several decades has moved from being a David to a Goliath — and that college students have wrongly conflated the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s with the Israel-Hamas war.He added that students also have &;quot;digressed unfortunately because of an orthodoxy promoted by me and my colleagues that there are oppressors and oppressed‚ and the easiest way to identify oppressors is how white and how rich they are. Fairly or unfairly‚ Israel is seen as ground zero for whiteness and how wealthy they are.&;quot;Galloway also said young people are being “manipulated” by TikTok‚ given the popular Chinese video platform is the young generation's &;quot;frame for the world.&;quot;“If you look at TikTok‚ there are 52 videos that are pro-Hamas or pro-Palestinian for every one served on Israel‚” he told Geist. “I think that we are being manipulated. I think Americans are easier fooled than convinced they've been fooled‚ but if I were the CCP‚ I'd be doing exactly the same thing.&;quot; He added that social media is &;quot;sowing division and polarization.&;quot; — (@) Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

LeBron James is still bothered he didn't get every single vote for the NBA's Most Valuable Player award in 2013.James won his second NBA championship with the Miami Heat that year and was named the league's MVP. However‚ James collected 120 of 121 first-place votes‚ meaning he would not become the first unanimously voted MVP in NBA history.During an episode of &;quot;The Shop‚&;quot; James expressed that he was still bothered by the rogue vote of one journalist.&;quot;I also had the opportunity to be‚ I would’ve been the first unanimous MVP where I got all 120 votes. But I got 119‚&;quot; he said‚ misstating the vote count by one. &;quot;There was one vote where he voted for Carmelo [Anthony].&;quot;&;quot;The writer is from Boston‚ of course. I know his name too‚ but I ain’t going to give him that light just yet; I'll wait for the doc on that‚&;quot; James said. LeBron really said \u201cImma wait for the doc\u201d everyone finna get the smoke LMAOO — (@) That writer is and was publicly known as the Boston Globe's Gary Washburn. Washburn justified his reasons for not voting for James that same year and stated that his understanding of what an MVP is may differ from James'.&;quot;I had no idea I would be the only voter to leave LeBron out of first‚&;quot; Washburn wrote at the time‚ according to CBS News. &;quot;This isn't Mrs. Wilson's class‚ I don't walk around asking fellow sportswriters their answers to the US History quiz. This isn't the Best Player in the Game award; it's the Most Valuable Player award‚ and I think what [Carmelo] Anthony accomplished this season was worthy of my vote.&;quot;James' complaints echo the ones he made in 2016 after Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry became the first unanimous MVP selection.&;quot;I was heated‚&;quot; James said of 2013. &;quot;But I knew all along [I wasn't getting a unanimous vote]. I just knew it‚ man‚&;quot; he told Cleveland.com.&;quot;It just pushed me harder‚&;quot; James said. &;quot;That's all. It motivated me further.&;quot; The forward admitted at the time that he initially believed it was a writer from New York that voted for Knicks star Anthony.&;quot;I got the New York part right. It was 'Melo‚' my guy ... I didn't get the writer right in Boston.&;quot;BlazeTV's Jason Whitlock‚ however‚ attributes James' comments to him &;quot;channeling his inner Michael Jordan.&;quot;&;quot;He wants us to believe he's motivated by slights. It's fake. LeBron doesn't run off anger. He runs off joy‚&;quot; Whitlock explained. &;quot;He's a mostly joyous person who pretends to be angry because the so-called 'culture' says black people are supposed to be mad at the world.&;quot;&;quot;The world has treated LeBron wonderfully ever since it discovered his athletic gifts around age 10. LeBron is quite happy‚ has been for a long time‚&;quot; the writer and host stated.Lebron is really putting all of his insecurities out there. 😂Gary Washburn explains in detail why he did NOT vote for Lebron James for the MVP that year and whether or not he would change that vote knowing it stopped him from receiving the unanimous MVP. 🏀 https://t.co/S6e3uowUIF pic.twitter.com/yOvgHGp8YZ— NBA Strife ツ (@strifeomg) April 20‚ 2024 That was not all James took issue with from 2013‚ though. James said it still &;quot;stings&;quot; that he didn't win the Defensive Play of the Year award‚ which was given to Marc Gasol despite the player not being named to the NBA's All-Defensive first team that season.&;quot;That's the only award that I don't have in my house; that kind of stings‚&;quot; James said‚ before comparing his award snub to singer Beyonce not winning at the Grammys. &;quot;I talked about this before; it don't make sense. It's almost like what [Julio Rodriguez] just said about B. How can she have the most Grammys but never won Album of the Year&;#63;&;quot;BlazeTV contributor T.J. Moe added that James is one of the most &;quot;naturally gifted athletes&;quot; ever to compete but consistently plays the victim card.&;quot;God gave him more natural ability than virtually anyone that has ever existed‚ yet LeBron has spent most of his career pretending to be some sort of victim. He’s insufferable‚&;quot; he added.James also claimed on the podcast that journalists who have voted on such awards were not &;quot;watching the game&;quot; nor &;quot;studying&;quot; it.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

When is Manor Lords coming out&;#63; Those waiting eagerly for some historical city builder action need wait only a little longer‚ as we have all the global release times you'll need to ensure you're ready to take the plunge into the past. The Steam Early Access launch will be hitting you soon‚  so ready your weapons‚ grab your hammers‚ and prepare to get medieval. Continue reading When is Manor Lords coming out&;#63; PC release times MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Manor Lords early access review‚ Best strategy games‚ Best city builders

If there was one game that everyone with a desktop PC seemed to own in the '90s it was Myst. Cyan's puzzler took cues from point and click adventure games like LucasArts' Maniac Mansion and Sierra Entertainment's King's Quest but presented its world through a first person perspective and early 3D visuals that were‚ at the time‚ wildly impressive. Its 1997 sequel Riven: The Sequel to Myst was another landmark‚ which makes its upcoming remake an exciting prospect for both returning and new players. Now‚ after not having heard much about the project since it was first announced‚ creator Cyan Worlds has just shared new details about its work. Continue reading Legendary PC adventure game gets new details ahead of remake launch