Today is 3/14, which is called "pi day", or maybe even "pie day". Now that I've walked through a forest like a good Sasquatch on a warm and sunny Thursday, and while you're using pi to calculate something or eating your pie, here are some things going on:
From National Review, we intend to keep the constitutional republic that our founders gave us.
From FrontpageMag, President Biden's misguided respect for illegal aliens.
From Townhall, former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is forming an investor group to buy the platform TikTok from its current Chinese owners.
From The Washington Free Beacon, Israeli lawyer Ran Bar-Yoshafat, whose speech at UC-Berkeley was shut down by an anti-Semitic mob, will get another chance. (Or so we can hope.)
From the Washington Examiner, the IDF sends a Hamas commander to his virgins.
From The Federalist, a little-known option might save mothers from aborting their babies for being disabled.
From American Thinker, do ordinary left-wingers realize that they've been duped by their very rich ruling class?
From NewsBusters, Meta's Oversight Board makes a shocking decision to not ban a video from former French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour.
From Canada Free Press, a bill against "online harm" draws deserved international attention to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Canada.
From TeleSUR, the Argentinian Senate starts debating President Javier Milei's "Necessity & Urgency Decree". (The article indicates that the president of the Senate is also the country's vice president, which is exactly the arrangement in the U.S.)
From TCW Defending Freedom, smoke, mirrors and carbon dioxide.
From EuroNews, the Croatian parliament is dissolved, which will lead to an election this year. (Sorry, my fellow Americans, be we can't do that to our Congress.)
From Voice Of Europe, a history of the European Union.
From ReMix, an interview with a Polish lawyer about the treatment of some protesting farmers.
From Balkan Insight, Russians exiled in Serbia plan to stage a protest against President Putin.
From The North Africa Post, the U.S. welcomes the leadership of Moroccan King Mohammed VI in this humanitarian efforts for Gaza.
From The New Arab, in Morocco, pro-HamasPalestine protests become a new ritual for Ramadan.
From The Times Of Israel, more about the recently eliminated Hamas commander, who allegedly stole humanitarian aid.
From Arutz Sheva, anti-Israel protesters assault a man in Chicago who was carrying an Israeli flag, and what Jordanian Queen Rania doesn't you to know.
From The Hans India, diesel fuel in India is gonna cost ya a bit less, pilgrim.
From the Hindustan Times, tour operators in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh need to register with its tourism department.
From ANI, police in the Indian state of Punjab arrest four people for allegedly assaulting army officers.
From India Today, Assam state Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma asks why the media has asked about India's Citizenship Amendment Act and not about semiconductors.
From the Dhaka Tribune, pirates who hijacked the Bangladesh-flagged ship MV Abdullah in the Indian Ocean have not yet made any demands.
From New Age, more on the hijacked ship, which has been anchored seven miles off the coast of Somalia.
From the Daily Mirror, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe hopes to gradually relax the importation of private vehicles.
From Raajje, when in the Maldives, please don't get upset if you can't find any alcoholic beverages.
From the Bangkok Post, five alleged fake doctors are arrested in the Thai cities of Bangkok and Chiang Mai.
From Gatestone Institute, the aforementioned site TikTok is "China's instrument of war".
From The Stream, was the life of Laken Riley worth less that that of George Floyd?
From The Daily Signal, LGBTQ organizations go Sergeant Schultz as the U.K. bans puberty blockers for minors.
From The American Conservative, Senator J.D. Vance's (R-OH) weapon in the cold civil war.
From The Western Journal, according to experts, gas prices will soon be a huge headache for Biden.
From BizPac Review, new evidence suggests that the FBI tolerated and maybe even encouraged political violence ahead of the 2020 election.
From The Daily Wire, a Tennessee government council urges the state's legislature to give "legal" status to underage illegal aliens when they turn 18.
From the Daily Caller, for the first time ever, the Democratic National Committee forms a team to deal with third-party and independent candidates.
From the New York Post, two vagrant arsonists make the New York City subway "a nightmare for straphangers".
From Breitbart, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers denies that he denied the Sandy Hook mass shooting.
From Newsmax, the first offshore commercial-scale bird chopper assembly in the U.S. opens about 35 miles east of Long Island, New York.
And from SFGate, a place to go if someone in the San Francisco Bay Area tells you to "take a hike".
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