Education Department portal reveals $72B in foreign funding to US colleges

The result of places like New York blocking data center construction will be that the data centers, and the economic development that accompanies them, will end up in states with better governments. New York’s population has been falling, and it will continue to do so; this trend is driven by the economic stagnation brought by bad legislation and bureaucratic mismanagement. People don’t like living in places with insanely high taxes and poor economic opportunities.

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The weak-minded drivel of the hopelessly lost.

And the consequences of being a stupid person who believes the fashionable lefty nonsense du jour:

CNBC Survey Mocked After Ranking All Red States As Top 10 ‘Worst Places To Live’

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“…Reasons states wind up on this list (not exaggerating)

1. 1. Not enough abortions
      2. Not gay enough
      3. “food insecurity”
      4. Not enough HR rules
      5. Not enough gun laws
      6. Not enough therapists
      7. Not enough working moms
      8. Not enough affirmative action

Here are the reasons CNBC ranked Tennessee as “America’s Worst Place to Live in 2026.”

1. 1. Laws require people to use facilities matching their sex.
      2. Localities can’t create laws circumventing 1.
      3. The Governor designated June “Nuclear Family Month.”
      4. TN isn’t “inclusive,” meaning the state knows that men who claim to be women aren’t women and should not be treated as such…”

Hollywood Hate Celebrities Mock Death of Graham, Wishing McConnell Next

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Also, Democrat ghouls on social media spewing unhinged hate are really something.

The face masks on these idiots is to prevent facial recognition.

Paramount sued by 12 states to block merger, led by California

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One of Graham’s best moments:

“To my Republican colleagues, if you vote no, you’re legitimizing the most despicable thing I have seen in my time in politics.”

Noah Rothman:

“…Yes, it was a fiery exchange that summoned a lot of theatrics. But Graham channeled a sentiment that both animated and united Republicans at a time when the bitter debates over Donald Trump’s ascension to the top of the GOP’s ranks were still quite raw. It’s easy to forget the strength of the cultural currents against which Graham bravely struggled in this clip. Democrats probably hope that you’ve forgotten. The casual bigotry they promulgated, the sordid and baseless allegations they made, not just against Kavanaugh but anyone who shared his accidents of birth, would become features of the ‘woke’ discourse that was soon to consume the country. At no point, even today, could any of Kavanaugh’s accusers place him in a room with his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, much less establish the claim that he had participated in ‘gang rape.’ Nevertheless, his guilt was assumed. Even Kavanaugh’s efforts to defend himself against what he claimed were false allegations were held up as further evidence of his guilt…”