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Additional reading: Michigan state lawmaker and Democratic Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow, who was born in New Jersey and lived in California before moving to Michigan, deleted scores of tweets “in which she took jabs at the rural Midwest, lamented ever leaving California, and said she continued to vote there after she said she’d moved permanently to Michigan,” CNN’s KFile reported. Examples include “There are days like these that make me miss California even more,” “I don’t like you, Michigan,” and “I wish I never left California.” With negotiations between the United States and Iran at a standstill, and with President Trump posting memes of himself wielding an assault rifle and carrying the caption “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” Iran’s economy is descending into a “death spiral,” the Wall Street Journal reported. With “more than a million people out of work, soaring food prices and a prolonged internet shutdown that has slammed online businesses,” the “question is how much more pain Ir...
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"Carga de estadísticas. JUSTAT – SIRIRÍ" Stefanía D’iorio y Marcos Londero, del Área de Planificación, Gestión y Estadística del Superior Tribunal de Justicia de Entre Ríos, serán los docentes a cargo de la tercera cohorte curso virtual asincrónico y con evaluación de carga de estadísticas, JUSTAT – SIRIRÍ. https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/244997/
Concepción del Uruguay: se impusieron medidas de coerción a un imputado En el marco del legajo “M.L.G S/Abuso sexual gravemente ultrajante”, y ante el requerimiento del Ministerio Público Fiscal, el juez técnico y vocal del Tribunal de Juicio de Concepción del Uruguay, Mariano Sebastián Martínez, dispuso “la prohibición de que el condenado mantenga cualquier tipo de contacto y por cualquier vía -personal, telefónica, vía internet y/o interpósita persona- con la víctima y su grupo familiar; así tampoco puede concurrir o acercarse a menos de 200 metros de los domicilios de aquellas; ni frecuentar los lugares a los que habitualmente esas personas concurren, menos aún generar cualquier tipo de acto perturbador que les altere, moleste o afecte”. https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/concepcion-del-uruguay-se-impusieron-medidas-de-coercion-a-un-imputado/
El STJ y el Comité Nacional de Prevención acordaron acciones de monitoreo y prevención de la tortura El Superior Tribunal de Justicia de Entre Ríos (STJ) y el Comité Nacional de Prevención de la Tortura firmaron hoy un convenio de colaboración mutua y la asistencia en acciones que contribuyan a promover los derechos humanos de las personas privadas de la libertad y prevenir la tortura, de acuerdo a la Ley Nacional N° 26.827, la Convención de las Naciones Unidas contra la Tortura y Otros Tratos o Penas Crueles, Inhumanos o Degradantes y su Protocolo Facultativo (OPCAT). https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/el-stj-y-el-comite-nacional-de-prevencion-acordaron-acciones-de-monitoreo-y-prevencion-de-la-tortura/ Concepció
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Additional reading: Harvard Business School says it’s “thrilled to welcome” a keffiyeh-wearing, Israel-demonizing tech businessman, Amjad Masad, for an upcoming “Leading with AI” conference. Masad reportedly inked a deal to make his company, Replit, “the exclusive AI coding software for Saudi governmental agencies” but he says he’d never work with the “illegitimate and criminal government” of Israel. He also calls people who don’t believe Israel is committing genocide “retard[s],” a term Harvard has said constitutes “verbal abuse.” The United Arab Emirates is leaving the oil cartel OPEC, it announced on Tuesday, a major blow to members like Iran, Iraq, and Venezuela. “Emirati officials had long floated the idea of quitting the cartel, complaining that quotas had unfairly limited their ability to export oil,” the New York Times reported. A member of the Abraham Accords, the UAE and Israel maintain strong relations; Israel reportedly sent the country an Iron Dome air defense system in ...
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Additional reading: Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejected a reported offer from the Iranian regime to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, end the war, and punt on nuclear talks. “What they mean by opening the straits is, yes, the straits are open, as long as you coordinate with Iran, get our permission, or we’ll blow you up and you pay us,” Rubio said in an interview with Fox News. “That’s not opening the straits.” Never underestimate the mainstream media’s ability to frame any news story around the Republican reaction. Case in point: A Politico piece from Monday morning headlined “After WHCD shooting, Republicans blame Dems for political rhetoric.” The item accuses Republicans of having “rushed to turn the shooting … into a campaign cudgel, accusing Democrats of opening the door to political violence with ‘dangerous and inflammatory rhetoric’ against the president.” Did something happen? CNN was supposed to premiere an anti-Trump documentary from host Fareed Zakaria on Sunday, but Zakar...
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This newsletter won’t stop til you get enough: John Podhoretz reviews the new Michael Jackson biopic, Michael. “Michael was designed to exculpate Jackson and thereby fulfill the purpose that the Jackson estate wants it to fulfill—to wash away the controversies surrounding him even now, 17 years after his death, and elevate the most talented and successful pop performer of his generation to the historical pantheon of great-souled and flawless human beings. To that end, the original cut featured harsh portrayals of his accusers and their families as money-grubbing charlatans and Jackson himself as entirely innocent of the charges. “Belloni discovered that, in the enthusiasm for getting the project off the ground, someone on the production team forgot to do due diligence. It turned out that a key element of the gigantic cash settlement between Jackson and one of his accusers was that Jackson (or his estate) was enjoined from making any effort to offer any kind of portrayal of the case w...
While the news that occupied the various portals of the journalistic world fades away. A new attack was thwarted by President Trump's security services, which according to their statistics say that this would be the fourth. It is true, as President Trump announced at the press conference; when facing the journalistic questioning that struggled to ask him questions (?) one of the most improvised was the one that asked him how he felt after learning of the incident (?). I wonder if it is irony or what? What can be asked, however, is how the attacker got to that point (?). While conspiratorial stories and presumable theories are being woven; there are some that slipped in regarding the budget or even some delays in payments, etc., and within the etc. Were there any warnings or alerts received (?) // In these events, whether the questions matter or whether the answers reach the discernment of the deniers, the alarmists, the political issues regarding the antinomies of the pseudo th...
by; MIKE WATSON Abril 25 -------------: Donald Trump and Tim Cook (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Kind words and accolades poured in after this week’s announcement that Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple’s CEO. The tech magnate has been at the helm since 2011, and Apple has enjoyed a remarkable run during that time. At the personal level, Cook’s success is a wonderful reminder of the many blessings Americans enjoy thanks to capitalism and free enterprise. But those blessings will only endure if the United States dissuades other countries from following Apple’s path. Under Cook, Apple has grown tremendously. The company’s value skyrocketed from $350 billion to $4 trillion. At times, it has been the most valuable company in the world. Some of the other “FAANG“ tech giants have grown even faster during that time, but none have married advanced technology to manufactured goods. Apple’s success despite facing tougher impediments to growth than its major competitors makes its rise ev...
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Elsewhere: One day after President Donald Trump extended the ceasefire with Iran, the regime responded by attacking three ships in the Strait of Hormuz. That could explain why Trump is reportedly giving the Islamic Republic a “short window” of “three to five days” to coalesce around an offer to end the war or face further military options. CNBC’s Sara Eisen asked Elizabeth “Pocahontas” Warren why she supports left-wing Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner given his various baggage like, you know, the covered-up Nazi tattoo and remarks shaming rape victims. “He has apologized,” Warren responded. “He is out meeting with the people of Maine every single day so they can evaluate not who Graham Platner was but who Graham Platner is today.” Checking in on the “newspaper of record”: The New York Times published a 35-minute interview with anti-American streamer Hasan Piker titled, “’The Rich Don’t Play by the Rules. So Why Should I?’: Why petty theft might be the new political protest.” “I...
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Southern Poverty Law Center logo (Wikimedia Commons), White nationalists at the “Unite the Right” rally Aug., 12, 2017, in Charlottesville, Va. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The Southern Poverty Law Center, which claims to “dismantle white supremacy,” saw its offshore assets balloon by as much as 430 percent over the decade it allegedly defrauded donors by funneling millions to the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacist organizations, our Andrew Kerr and Chuck Ross report. A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted the SPLC—a self-described “catalyst for racial justice”—for wire fraud, false statements to banks, and conspiracy to commit money laundering after it allegedly sent more than $3 million between 2014 and 2023 to members of the KKK, Aryan Nations, the National Alliance, and other “violent extremist” groups, purportedly as part of FBI-style undercover investigations that went nowhere. The SPLC was able to make those payments thanks in part to assets parked in offshore accoun...
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Additional reading: Connecticut Hamasnik senator Chris Murphy responded to a disputed report indicating that 26 Iranian “shadow fleet” vessels had breached the United States’ naval blockade by calling the news “awesome.” After intense criticism, he said he was being sarcastic and argued that the real story was “the fact that Iranian ships are blowing past the US ‘blockade.’” Just one problem: Fox News reported that there is “no evidence” that “26 vessels from Iran’s shadow fleet were able to make it past the U.S. blockade.” Defining deviancy down: A local California reporter asked top Democratic gubernatorial contender Tom Steyer to rate Gavin Newsom’s performance. “I haven’t followed it closely enough to give him a grade,” Steyer told her. Mr. Steyer, we award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul. Embattled Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress in disgrace on Tuesday amid allegations she laundered taxpayer money to fund her campaign—and pu...
Stanford University (Getty Images) Stanford University is awarding five times as much money to a campus drag troupe—yeah, that’s a real thing, apparently—as to an undergraduate veterans association after students overwhelmingly approved the grants in a campus-wide vote. “The numbers offer a window into the priorities of Stanford administrators, who determine which groups are eligible for funding based on how well they ‘complement the university’s mission,’ and of the students themselves, who determine how much money eligible groups receive,” our Aaron Sibarium writes. The awards—which were set by Stanford’s student government before 3,000 students voted to pass them by large margins—include a $50,000 grant to the Stanford Drag Troupe, which last year sponsored a performance by two drag queens, “Slut the Rock Johnson” and “ZZ Chic,” as part of a “sex trivia” event titled, “Are You Smarter Than A Sexpert?” That grant dwarfs the $10,000 earmarked for the Stanford Undergraduate Associatio...
Wes Moore (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Democratic Maryland governor Wes Moore announced late last year he would commission a climate “study” aimed at assessing “the undue burden Marylanders are paying for extreme weather events” so that fossil fuel companies can be coerced into paying some sort of climate reparations. Moore didn’t mention it, but the left-wing, climate-obsessed Rockefeller Family Fund chipped in $30,000 for the study, raising questions about the study’s impartiality, the Free Beacon‘s Thomas Catenacci reports. We aren’t holding our breath for the results. The RFF—established in 1967 by the liberal great-grandchildren of oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller—says oil companies (the source of their generational wealth) “advance a business model that accelerates the climate crisis” and that the Maryland study is intended to make those companies pay up. The RFF said in a December press release that the study would “lay the groundwork for a Maryland climate superfund bill, which ...
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“La Justicia va a los Barrios” llega a “La Floresta” en Paraná El próximo miércoles, 22 de abril, se llevará a cabo una nueva jornada del programa “La Justicia va a los Barrios”, una iniciativa orientada a acercar servicios judiciales y asesoramiento gratuito a la comunidad. La actividad tendrá lugar en el Centro Comunitario N° 4 “La Floresta”, en calle República del Líbano 2763, de 9 a 12. Se invita a la comunidad a participar y aprovechar este espacio de consulta directa con profesionales de la Justicia como así también del Instituto Provincial de Discapacidad (IproDi); el Instituto Becario y la Administración Nacional de la Seguridad Social (ANSES). https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/la-justicia-va-a-los-barrios-llega-a-la-floresta-en-parana/
Additional reading: President Donald Trump told Bloomberg that the two-week ceasefire with Iran expires on “Wednesday evening Washington time” and that it’s “highly unlikely” he’ll extend it. Trump also said he won’t “be rushed into making a bad deal.” What happens, then, if the ceasefire expires without an agreement? “Then lots of bombs start going off,” Trump told PBS News, adding, “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Very simple.” Sign of the times: A Dearborn-based attorney whose since-deleted social media posts praising Hezbollah terrorists and urging Iran to “show no laxity” against Israel were first reported by the Free Beacon won the Democratic Party’s nomination for the University of Michigan Board of Regents. The attorney, Amir Makled, ran to unseat incumbent Jordan Acker, a supporter of Israel, and recently introduced left-wing Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed at a rally featuring anti-American influencer Hasan Piker. The University of Michigan Board of Regents co...
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Meisam Zamanabadi, Ad Fontes Media logo (adfontesmedia.com), Flag of Iran (Michael Gruber/Getty Images) A former paid scribe for an Iranian state-affiliated newspaper now works for a U.S. media watchdog group that produces a controversial “media bias” chart that consistently rates liberal outlets as more reliable than conservative ones, the Free Beacon’s Alana Goodman reports. Universities like Cornell and journalism nonprofits like Poynter have cited and praised the media bias ratings of this organization, Ad Fontes Media, like it’s a neutral third party. Meet Meisam Zamanabadi, an Ad Fontes Media analyst who was raised in Iran and served as an editor at Hamshahri, an Iranian newspaper owned and operated by Tehran’s municipal government that has been associated with hardline politicians and drew international condemnation after holding a Holocaust denial cartoon contest in 2006. Posts from his blog indicate that Zamanabadi worked at the paper in 2008 and 2009, when Iranian parliament...
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Additional reading: After declaring the Strait of Hormuz “completely open,” the Iranian regime opened fire at vessels in the strait linked to France and the United Kingdom. Trump called the move “a total violation of our ceasefire agreement” and said that if the regime refuses the deal that U.S. representatives are headed to Pakistan to negotiate, he will “knock out every single Power Plant, and every single Bridge, in Iran.” The two-week ceasefire expires Tuesday. Ilhan Omar’s latest financial disclosures paint an astonishingly different picture than did her 2025 filing—that showed her net worth skyrocketing to as much as $30 million. The new, amended filing shows Omar’s assets to be worth as much as $95,000. Aides to Omar, whose finances and immigration status are now under a harsh spotlight, told the Wall Street Journal that the original filing contained an accounting error—oops!—and it “didn’t jump off the page for her because she isn’t involved with her husband’s businesses,” th...
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Abdul El-Sayed (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images) Left-wing Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed said at a campaign event last year that terrorists commit “heinous act[s]” because they feel “pain and frustration,” citing “hypocritical” U.S. actions that are “creating pain,” video footage exclusively obtained by the Free Beacon shows. El-Sayed—who is tied with state lawmaker Mallory McMorrow for the lead in the hotly contested Democratic primary for Michigan’s open seat, according to a new Emerson College poll—made the remarks at a campaign stop in South Haven, Mich., in July 2025 in response to a question about how he would “deal with hostages and terrorism as a U.S. senator.” El-Sayed stressed the need to “be curious about why those things happen in the first place. Like, what drives somebody to want to commit such a heinous act?” “There is a level of pain and frustration and a level of lack of agency that they have to feel to do something so insane and absurd, right? And so I...
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"Nuevas funcionalidades de la plataforma de subastas electrónicas" El próximo martes 21 a las 17 el creador de la plataforma de subastas electrónicas Matías Altamira, y el responsable de la Oficina de Subastas Judiciales del Superior Tribunal de Justicia de Entre Ríos, Alejandro Roldán Olivera, dictarán un webinar sobre las nuevas funcionalidades de la plataforma de subastas electrónicas. https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/243852/
https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!aN9g!,w_1100,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fdaa1053d-f722-422d-93e4-f55e768227d3_1002x644.png A digital dashboard opens an interactive window into 25 years of New York Times coverage. A new database created by a former policy analyst for New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, “Below The Fold,” allows users to slice and dice all of the New York Times articles published in the past 25 years. It empirically proves everything we already knew about the “newspaper of record,” from its obsession with Gaza to its outsized focus on coastal elites. Here are some examples: Sorting the articles for coverage by country generates a statistic called articles/million residents/year. Gaza generates a score of 104.4, followed by 55.7 for Israel and 41.14 for the West Bank. Compare that with the likes of Japan and Germany, which boast scores of just 1.32 and 2.78, respectively. I...
Additional reading: As President Donald Trump teases a second round of negotiations with Iran, he is also “sending thousands of additional troops into the Middle East in the coming days,” forces that include “about 6,000 troops aboard the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush and several warships escorting it,” the Washington Post reported. The move comes as the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports—which zero ships have broken through since its launch on Monday—puts significant economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. Eric Swalwell’s attorney, Sara Azari, appeared on NewsNation to address rape claims against her client, arguing that “regret is not rape.” “The fact that, you know … you maybe had shame around what you did, or maybe you were in a relationship and shouldn’t have done what you did, doesn’t make it rape,” she said. Swalwell’s Democratic “friends,” from Senator Adam Schiff to billionaire Stephen Cloobeck, say that they’re shocked by the allegations against him, even as polit...
Abigail Spanberger (Samuel Corum/Getty Images) “Moderate” Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger signed a bill on Monday requiring public schools to consider “restorative disciplinary practices” like “peer mediation” or a “restorative circle” before suspending or expelling students, the Free Beacon’s Peter Hasson reports. The move follows controversial attempts to swap “exclusionary discipline”—what normal people call “discipline”—with “restorative justice” in liberal strongholds like New York City and Portland. It’s a far cry from the affordability-focused agenda on which the “centrist” Spanberger campaigned. The bill states that “no public elementary or secondary school student shall be suspended, expelled, or excluded from attendance at school unless the school first considers at least one evidence-based restorative disciplinary practice.” Examples include “mentoring,” “a peer jury,” “peer mediation,” “a restorative circle,” and “any other disciplinary practice” that “provides soluti...
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"Mediación comparada en los Poderes Judiciales de Argentina" Desde el próximo 17 de abril , hasta el 19 de junio, estará disponible en el campus virtual del Instituto Alberdi la segunda cohorte del curso virtual sobre mediación comparada en los Poderes Judiciales de Argentina. Fue declarado de interés por la Corte Suprema de Justicia de la Nación (CSJN), Resolución N° 2407/2025, y de interés institucional por el Instituto de Capacitación Judicial de la Junta Federal de Cortes y Superiores Tribunales de Justicia de las Provincias Argentinas y Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (REFLEJAR), Resolución de Presidencia N° 1 / 2025. https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/243743/
Presentaron en Tribunales el Protocolo para la Aplicación de la Mediación Penal Juvenil Restaurativa El responsable de la Oficina de Medidas Alternativas (OMA) del Poder Judicial de Entre Ríos, Fabricio Amateis, presentó hoy, junto a María los Ángeles Cichero, el Protocolo para la Aplicación de la Mediación Penal Juvenil Restaurativa, iniciativa que se destaca por imprimir un “carácter humano, gratuito, confidencial y voluntario” en el proceso penal de niños, niñas y adolescentes. https://www.jusentrerios.gov.ar/2026/04/presentaron-en-tribunales-el-protocolo-para-la-aplicacion-de-la-mediacion-penal-juvenil-restaurativa/
Additional reading: Not a single ship has breached the United States’ naval blockade in the Persian Gulf since it began Monday morning, according to U.S. Central Command, a development that will hamper the Iranian regime’s ability to export billions of dollars in oil and sustain itself financially. The Islamic Republic stands to lose around $435 million per day if it is unable to penetrate the blockade, former Treasury Department official Miad Maleki said. Harvard’s 2025 settlement agreement with the Brandeis Center requires the Ivy League university to publish an annual report on its handling of campus antisemitism. More than a year after reaching that agreement, it has yet to publish a report, according to the Harvard Crimson. More women are coming forward to accuse disgraced California Democrat Eric Swalwell of sexual assault. One of them, Lonna Drewes, said Tuesday that Swalwell spiked her drink at a bar in West Hollywood before raping her in his hotel room. Drewes said she pl...
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Ruben Gallego (cropped, Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) Arizona senator Ruben Gallego, now an aspiring 2028 presidential candidate, is in the news thanks to his bromance with the disgraced former California congressman Eric Swalwell, who is facing mounting allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault, not to mention the emergence of a video that shows him rolling around on a bed in Las Vegas with an escort. Gallego was Swalwell’s Capitol Hill roommate and longtime wingman, so some people are reasonably starting to wonder what Gallego knew, when he knew it, and whether he got in on the action. Gallego attempted to answer those questions on Tuesday, telling reporters, “This man led a double life. I was manipulated, I was lied to.” Given that everybody in D.C. seems to have known about Swalwell’s extracurricular interests, Gallego is either the stupidest man in Washington or, perhaps, not on the up-and-up. The legacy media is now interested in the story and, it turns out, there may ...
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Additional reading: The U.S. blockade of Iran went into effect Monday morning, “and there are more than 15 U.S. warships in place to support the operation,” according to the Wall Street Journal, which noted that U.S. naval assets positioned in the region include “an aircraft carrier, multiple guided-missile destroyers, an amphibious assault ship and several other warships.” Those ships are expected to operate just outside the Strait of Hormuz to minimize attacks from Iran, and they “have the ability to launch helicopters that support boarding operations.” Trump said Iranian ships that “come anywhere close to our BLOCKADE” will be “immediately ELIMINATED, using the same system of kill that we use against the drug dealers on boats at Sea. It is quick and brutal.” Disgraced California Democrat Eric Swalwell is resigning from Congress as sexual assault and harassment allegations from former staffers stack up against him. In a truly ridiculous statement, he called the allegations “false”...
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