New York Showers Illegals with $600M Sanctuary Cash
New York taxpayers are unknowingly footing a staggering bill—over $600 million—for legal and activist organizations that are actively working to defy federal immigration law and obstruct the Trump administration's efforts to secure the border. Foremost among these groups is the Bronx Defenders, which has raked in more than half a billion dollars in city contracts since 2018 alone, all while aiding migrants in circumventing our nation’s immigration system. Another major recipient, Make the Road NY, has hauled in $56 million to provide services that overwhelmingly cater to non-citizens and recently rallied in favor of sanctuary policies, shamelessly chanting slogans that clash with the rule of law. This reckless funneling of public funds to organizations that prioritize political activism over American sovereignty highlights a deep betrayal of taxpayers and reveals the radical underbelly of New York’s so-called “compassionate” agenda—a direct affront to common sense, national integrity, and the safety of our communities.

Considered one of the most important botanists in American history, Gray laid the foundation for the study of plants in North America. He made botanical expeditions to the western US, established Harvard University's botany department, and wrote prodigiously on the subject of plants, producing several classic, still-valued textbooks. Charles Darwin was such an admirer of Gray's work that he shared his theory of natural selection with Gray before publishing it. What toxin was named for Gray?
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Snake oil is a traditional Chinese remedy for joint pain and inflammation derived from the Chinese Water Snake. Imitations with unidentified or mischaracterized ingredients have caused the term "snake oil" to become synonymous in Western culture with remedies fraudulently marketed by charlatans as miraculous panaceas but which actually provide little health benefit. What were some of the ingredients of these so-called snake oils?
Before the adoption of time zones, clocks in the US and Canada were set according to the position of the sun overhead, meaning that time varied according to location. For the rail industry, this presented a logistical nightmare, and so many railroads kept their own time, further complicating matters. Standardization solved everything. On "The Day of Two Noons," train stations reset their clocks according to newly adopted time standards. Which US city continued to keep local time until the 1900s?
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