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An illegal immigrant with more than 30 prior arrests has been charged with murdering a woman at a bus stop in Virginia, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is demanding that Immigration and Customs Enforcement provide warrants before violent illegal criminals are turned over to federal authorities, following the stabbing of a Virginia woman by an illegal immigrant with a long and violent criminal history.

An illegal migrant was free to allegedly hack a 41-year-old mom to death at a Virginia bus stop despite 30 prior arrests because prosecutors in the lefty Washington, DC, suburb say they were powerless to keep him locked up.

In the familiar fluorescent hum of Sacred Heart Hospital—now a little wiser, a little more chaotic in 2026—old friends J.D., Turk, and Elliot scrub back in after years apart. Medicine has evolved, interns have multiplied, and the bromance endures unbroken, but fresh faces, shifting roles, and the weight of grown-up lives bring new laughs, heartfelt surprises, and the same irreverence that once turned every shift into daydream-fueled absurdity. Scrubs (2026) Review (S1: E1-2) COMING SOON WOKE REPORT No Cox Allowed J.D. was never much of a man, and that was sort of the point of the character. He was a 20-something manchild with life-and-death responsibilities. Dr. Cox was not merely his comedic foil, but he played a vital role in J.D.’s development. Cox didn’t just delight in criticising his young residents for his own sadistic pleasure; he was secretly passionate about helping them become the best physicians possible, and he recognised the harsh reality that being a doctor could be brutally tough on one’s soul. So, it was up to him to not just prepare them, but to cull the weak, because weak-willed doctors cost people their lives. It’s not a level of depth that’s always easy to see from on the show’s cartoonish surface, but it’s there. The pilot episode of this second or third attempted reboot sees Cox handing the torch to J.D., because this new, even softer generation of interns needs a gentler hand. In a time when Cox’s skewering of the wussification of America’s youth has never been more deserved, the showrunners decided that what Sacred Heart needed was a whimpy leader who would get beaten up by everyone around him. Instead of Cox slicing J.D. down for his shenanigans and shepherding him toward excellence, an obnoxious HR rep regularly pokes her head in to tamp J.D. down when his old school silliness approaches triggering status, like snapping his fingers and saying, “You go, girl.” Any White Boys In The Audience With Cox’s exit, there are no white men left who aren’t fools of one kind or another. Meanwhile, Turk remains silly but solid, J.D.’s asian underling is smarter and always on the attack. You get the idea: minorities good, white boy bad. Bend Over and… Cough At least one of the male nurses is a flaming homosexual.    The post Scrubs (2026) first appeared on Worth it or Woke.

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As the Trump administration bombs Iran at will, doing much to eliminate the threat to the world posed by the evil Islamic Republic’s terroristic military apparatus, Gavin Newsom has responded to the U.S.’s attack with simpering cowardice. He has issued an automatic denouncement of the war, describing it as “illegal” and “dangerous.” (RELATED: The Democrats’ Epic Fury Over Iran Strikes) He gave no thought to the decades of terror and violence that have issued from Tehran, or to the murderous regime’s absolute dedication to developing nuclear weapons and even intercontinental ballistic missiles, no matter the devastating sanctions that mission put on Iran’s people. He also spared no thought to the operation’s immediate success, including the ease with which the U.S. and Israel have gained air superiority over Iran, the 40 Iranian officials wiped out in a single act, and the extent to which the Iranian military has been extraordinarily damaged after just a few days of bombing. (RELATED: Ten Thoughts on Operation Epic Fury and Its Aftermath) Instead of, as a leading presidential candidate should do, considering the merits of the U.S.’s action to help the Iranian people (who just had 36,000 of their own slaughtered by the regime), contemplating how weakening Tehran could do much to promote freedom in the Middle East, and examining what actions are in the best interest of the security and prosperity of the United States, Newsom quickly settled on Trump did it, so it’s bad. (RELATED: The Women Who Would Not Kneel) Newsom gave only a cursory comment that the Iranian regime is no good: “The corrupt and repressive Iranian regime must never have nuclear weapons. The leadership of Iran must go.” Juvenile, simplistic, and unprincipled: The war is bad because it is dangerous. But he quickly gave a strong caveat: “But that does not justify the President of the United States engaging in an illegal, dangerous war that will risk the lives of our American service members and our friends without justification to the American people.” Juvenile, simplistic, and unprincipled: The war is bad because it is dangerous. Apparently, in Newsom’s mind, the facts that U.S. soldiers have been put at risk and the war is on the other side of the world prohibit him from taking even a few days to consider whether the war against Iran is a good idea. He believes that the Iranian regime should not have nuclear weapons, and yet he does not stop to think that, even facing the full brunt of the U.S. military buildup and extremely intensive sanctions, Iranian negotiators were willing to sacrifice nothing for their leaders’ rabid dedication to building a nuclear weapon. “Four service members died today, and Donald Trump spent more time talking about his ballroom than he did the loss of those lives,” Newsom said. Newsom’s press office also tweeted, “TURNS OUT, TRUMP WILL SEND OUR SONS TO WAR.” Newsom sounds like those most ideological of isolationists who believe there is no reasonable use of the United States military if it puts the life of a single American soldier at risk. Of course, a great power in a dangerous world cannot possibly function under this apparatus of absolute fear. It may as well abandon its military, which only exists to make a hollow gesture. If Newsom brings this mindset into the White House, it will be time for America’s enemies to run wild over the world doing whatever they will. With America waging war on Iran, Newsom has turned to complaining about its impact on gas prices. This is quite rich, given that, directly due to Newsom’s own policies, gas is around $2 more expensive in California than nationally. “Look at your cost at the pump the last few days: That was an act of the Trump administration,” Newsom told reporters on Monday. If Newsom wants to jump on Democrats’ new focus on affordability, he’s going to have a problem. California ranks last in the nation for cost of living and housing affordability. That means it ranks worse than even Hawaii, tourism-focused tropical islands thousands of miles from the mainland. And this is, of course, after seven years of his leadership as governor, eight years of him as lieutenant governor, and another eight years of him as mayor of San Francisco. But, according to Newsom, California is the shining beacon of affordability, and Trump’s strikes against Iran are the real problem here. Trump’s strikes, Newsom said, are “making the affordability crisis worse for you as we cut taxes for billionaires, cut behavioral health funding, cut health care funding, cut food stamps, to fund a war that no one wants that was never approved by Congress.” Newsom, who has been attempting to strengthen his foreign policy chops this year through appearances at the Munich Security Conference and the World Economic Forum, has settled into simply catastrophizing about the war. “It is now a proxy war,” he said, and “we have the prospect of a regional war.” READ MORE from Ellie Gardey Holmes: Historically Black College Ends Black Studies Major Bill Clinton Has Much to Answer for on Epstein Newsom’s Ticking Time Bomb: Dana Williamson

Since my American friends endured a stupid president a few years ago, they’ll understand what we’re feeling now: that mix of pride in being Spanish and the profound secondhand embarrassment Pedro Sánchez inspires. We must be a pretty tough country if we’re still standing after seven years with such a useless tyrant at the helm. Our only consolation: Saint Peter has personally informed me that this suffering will count as seven years off our Purgatory in the afterlife. Months ago, during the NATO debates on defense spending, Pedro Sánchez refused to reach the 5 percent of the budget demanded by the United States. Trump then said, “What’s wrong with Spain?” Perhaps this is a good time to explain: Sánchez was a nobody in politics when he managed to rise to the position of secretary general of the PSOE in 2014 under strange circumstances and amidst a huge crisis within the party. In 2016, he lost the elections, but refused to abstain in the investiture vote for the winner, Mariano Rajoy (PP), and was expelled from his own party for wanting to push Spain into an indefinite electoral deadlock. He’s like a small child who always has to be the center of attention. Sometimes I even feel sorry for him because in his case, it’s not a personal choice; it’s obviously pathological, some unresolved trauma. But the moment I have to pay my own taxes, any pity I had for him vanishes. Contemporary socialists don’t seem to care much that their leader won through fraud — apparently, that’s the norm on the left. Sánchez ran again in the 2017 PSOE primaries and won by cheating, according to the later confession of his own collaborators, who are now in prison. Contemporary socialists don’t seem to care much that their leader won through fraud — apparently, that’s the norm on the left. Given what we know today, it’s impossible to understand his political survival without considering his father-in-law, the owner of a significant network of brothels and gay saunas in Spain. In at least one of these establishments, in the center of Madrid, ongoing journalistic investigations claim that, years ago, secret recordings of prominent political and journalistic figures were made. I suppose that tactic sounds familiar. (RELATED: Spain’s Far‑Left Dictatorship Has Become a Reality) In 2017, Sánchez realized he would never win elections with the people’s vote, so he skipped the formality. He made secret deals with all the minor parties, communists, and any other riffraff you might find growing hair in the back of the fridge. He promised them everything, just like I would if I were face-to-face with María Sharápova. He sold off Spain’s sovereignty piece by piece from day one. Once the agreements were set, he used a motion of no confidence to oust Mariano Rajoy without elections and take power himself. Since 2019, Sánchez has governed with controversial parliamentary support, winning by the narrowest of margins, always relying on the communists. His vice presidents are admirers of Lenin, Stalin, Che Guevara, Castro, and people like them. And, of course, Nicolás Maduro. That’s why Sánchez was the first idiot to criticize the removal of the mustachioed rat. (RELATED: Sánchez’s Spain Is a Caricature of Political Corruption) He’s currently agitated, almost frenzied. He’s surrounded by a web of scandals and corruption investigations so vast it would take the entire Northern Hemisphere to map it. The party leaders he appointed to the PSOE are in jail, his brother is under investigation, and his wife faces five charges, including business corruption, influence peddling, and embezzlement of public funds. His future is bleak, which is perhaps why he decreed the legalization of more than half a million illegal immigrants. Public opinion is quite unanimous on this: few of our enemies hate Spain and Spaniards more than Pedro Sánchez himself. (RELATED: I’m a Spanish Taxpayer. This Is Why the West Doesn’t Need to Reward Illegal Immigrants.) Lately, hungry for the spotlight, he’s been seeking a confrontation with Trump just to get international press coverage — and, incidentally, to use the uproar to keep his government’s corruption scandals off the front pages for a day. He’s extremely bothered by talk of his corruption, so don’t even think about it. Now he’s banned the use of American bases because he didn’t want to participate in the offensive against Iran, but he’s so foolish that he hasn’t realized that this also severely hampers defensive operations against Iranian aggression, including the bombing of a base in Cyprus — which is both NATO and EU — and defensive operations involving the thousand soldiers we have deployed in the Middle East. I hope someone finds a way to make this clown pay for all of this without passing the cost on to the rest of us Spaniards. Since he meddles in everything, his suicidal attitude has forced me to change the topic of my column. I had planned to talk about Susan Sarandon’s visit to Spain — and in particular, the maternal way she affectionately inquired about the cowardly rats of the terrorist group ETA, whom she called “political prisoners,” responsible for the murder of a thousand fellow citizens — including women and children — in more than three thousand attacks. And although this traitorous government is releasing them as part of Sánchez’s pacts to stay in power, every decent Spaniard would like to see them rot behind bars. As for Susan Sarandon, you can have her — with a big effort, we’re willing to trade her for Sydney Sweeney. You’re welcome. Anyway, Sarandon’s nonsense will have to wait. But do you really want to know what Pedro Sánchez is like? In 2021, during a visit to Morocco amid diplomatic tensions with our neighboring country, his mobile phone was infected with Pegasus spyware, as he confirmed weeks later. He probably had nothing good on that phone. A few months later, in a historic reversal, the Spanish government officially recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara overnight. It was the first in a long list of concessions Sánchez made to Mohammed VI. Let’s start a game: things Sánchez probably wouldn’t have on that phone — I’ll start: the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Your turn! 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As the United States and Israel have claimed air superiority over the skies of Iran, American and Israeli strikes continue to degrade the Islamic Republic. The justification for the recent military action against Iran further increased as it was recently made public that Iran had bragged to U.S. negotiators mere days ago that it had enough uranium to make 11 nuclear bombs. Satellite imagery has confirmed that either the US or Israel has hit the Natanz nuclear facility in recent days. (RELATED: Iran’s Fatal Miscalculation) President Trump has called on the Iranian people to overthrow the regime, and the U.S. and Israel are helping to facilitate this through several decapitation strikes. President Trump confirmed that the Supreme Leader has been killed following a U.S. strike that destroyed the Supreme Leader’s “palace” with a bunker-buster. This was made possible in part by intelligence from Israel hacking into Tehran’s traffic cameras. Additionally, the U.S. killed the Supreme Leader’s son, Mojtaba Khamenei, who was believed to be the successor of the Supreme Leader. When Iranian leaders tried to meet to choose the next Supreme Leader, Israel destroyed the building. (RELATED: Ten Thoughts on Operation Epic Fury and Its Aftermath) Israel claims that it has already killed 1,000 to 1,500 Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) members, including eliminating 40 of Iran’s top brass in as many seconds. Israel’s confirmed kills include: Ali Shamkhani, a senior advisor to the Supreme Leader and an official linked to Iran’s nuclear program; Saleh Asadi, military intelligence chief; Mohammad Shirazi, chief of the Military Bureau of the Supreme Leader; Hossein Jabal Amelian, chairman of the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND); Reza Mozaffari-Nia, former chairman of the SPND; Abdolrahim Mousavi, chief of staff of the Armed Forces; Sayed Yahya Hamidi, the deputy minister of intelligence for “Israel Affairs,” who orchestrated terrorist attacks against Jews and others; Jalal Pour Hossein, the head of the espionage division; and Majid Ibn al-Reza, Iran’s newly appointed defense minister. As a nice bonus, Israel killed former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who infamously called for Israel to be wiped off the map. (RELATED: The Lion Roars Again) Additionally, in response to Hezbollah resuming rocket attacks against Israel, Israel swiftly eliminated Hussein Makled, the head of Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters; Mohammed Raad, the head of Hezbollah’s parliamentary faction; Reza Khuza’i, the head of Hezbollah’s weapons build-up and the chief of staff of the Lebanon Corps in the Iranian Quds Force; Daoud Ali Zadeh, Iranian Quds Force Lebanon Corps commander; and Abu Hamza Rami, the commander of Islamic Jihad’s Lebanon sector. Israel has also struck multiple sites belonging to the Al-Quard Al-Hassan Association, a key funder of Hezbollah. Israel has also declared the current Hezbollah chief a marked man and has begun a ground invasion of southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to degrade the Islamic Republic’s capabilities. It has attacked Iran’s ballistic missile sites via B-2 bombers and has destroyed the entire Iranian navy in the Gulf of Oman. The 11 ships that the U.S. destroyed include Iran’s “drone carrier.” Additionally, President Trump stated that Iran’s air force and air defenses have been “knocked out” as well. Israel, on the other hand, has destroyed a secret nuclear facility near Tehran, over 300 ballistic missile launchers, and the IRGC’s headquarters, Iran’s intelligence headquarters, and the IRGC’s air force headquarters. Israel has also hit Iran’s air defense systems, and two Iranian jets that were on their way to take off. Israel also struck Iran’s state TV and radio stations, a communications and propaganda center, and managed to hack into Iranian state TV, inserting messages calling on the Iranian people to overthrow the regime. Al Arabiya reported that Israel used Mossad and special ops ground forces in Iran. Iran has attacked the U.S. embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the U.S. consulate in Dubai, UAE, at least five U.S. ships, and the Israeli embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE. Iran also struck an Aramco oil refinery in Saudi Arabia, and an Iranian drone strike forced Saudi Arabia to shut down the Ras Tanura oil refinery. Iran also struck Saudi Arabia’s desalination plants. Iran had launched ballistic missiles at the USS Lincoln aircraft carrier, but missed. Currently, the death toll of Americans who have died from the battles is at six. Additionally, Iran killed 9 Israelis, including 3 teen siblings, via a ballistic missile attack on Beit Shemesh, and debris killed one on a tanker in Bahrain. Iran continues to hit civilian targets, many of which appear deliberate strikes. The Islamic Republic continues a pattern of striking hotels, most recently hitting the Burj al-Arab hotel in Dubai, UAE, and the Manama Crown Plaza hotel in Bahrain. Iran also continues to hit airports, adding the Dubai International Airport to its list of strikes. Other victims of Iran’s attacks include a residential tower in Dubai, UAE, a shopping mall in Sharja, UAE, damage to 40 buildings in the Tel Aviv Municipality, as well as damage to a Palestinian hospital in eastern Jerusalem, and a Palestinian house in Nablus. Iran, meanwhile, has continued to seal its own fate by drawing other countries into battle against it. In good news, the air defenses of the Gulf appear to be holding. In 24 hours, the UAE intercepted 200 drones and 130 missiles. Qatar claimed it intercepted 101 missiles, 39 drones, 3 cruise missiles, and two fighter jets. Iran, meanwhile, has continued to seal its own fate by drawing other countries into battle against it. Qatar has been the first Gulf country to strike Iran itself, following the Islamic Republic’s rocket and drone attacks on Qatar and a foiled attack on the Hamad International Airport in Doha. Saudi Arabia has increased its posture against Iran, threatening to respond militarily if attacked again. The UAE is also debating military retaliation against the Islamic Republic. Iran has also fired at least two missiles at Cyprus, and Hezbollah separately attacked Cyprus as well. The attacks on Cyprus have led Greece to join the campaign against Iran. In response to the Hezbollah attack on Cyprus, Greece has stationed four of its F-15s in the area. Greece also pledged to send frigates and jets to Cyprus to defend the island against Iran. Hopefully, Iran’s reported drone attack on the United Kingdom’s base of Akrotiri, where “thousands” of British are stationed, will influence the U.K. to use its military more aggressively against Iran. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the U.K. is now allowing the U.S. to use British bases “to destroy Iranian missiles at [their] source, in their storage depots or the launchers which are used to fire the missiles.” The country now plans to send a destroyer to defend its assets in Cyprus. The U.K. has also shot down Iranian drones over Iraq, Qatar, and Jordan. Iran has also attacked France by attacking the Camp de la Paix in Abu Dhabi, UAE. As a result, France has sent its Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier strike group to the Mediterranean. France also stated that it was prepared to defend the Gulf countries and Jordan against Iran, and that it would send anti-drone systems and air defenses to Cyprus. It has also sent fighter jets to patrol the skies over the UAE to shoot down Iranian drones. And Iran has attacked Oman, a country that has been carrying diplomatic water for the Islamic Republic for years. The United States and Israel continue to degrade the capabilities of the Islamic Republic. Hopefully, Iran’s actions will cause European and Gulf countries to join active combat, leading to an even swifter demise of the Islamic Republic. READ MORE from Steve Postal: Iran’s Fatal Miscalculation Disturbing New Palestinian Constitution Deepens Rift With US Iran Has Already Doomed Talks