On a warm and mostly cloudy Monday, here are some things going on:
From National Review, pro-HamasPalestinian activists at Oxford University have made not one, but two "liberated zones".
From FrontpageMag, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker is a culture warrior.
From Townhall, Republican congresscritters have a message for Senator Schumer (D-NY) and his "border bill".
From The Washington Free Beacon, is a charity based in White Plains, New York really a terrorist front group?
From the Washington Examiner, at former President Trump's hush money trial, his former lawyer Michael Cohen admits stealing from the Trump organization.
From The Federalist, NBC News and The New York Times try to bring back the Russia collusion hoax.
From American Thinker, Trump is doing well in the polls.
From NewsBusters, Politico calls northern Idaho "ultra conservative".
From Canada Free Press, lies, [bleep] lies, and Canadian progressives.
From TeleSUR, Venezuelans follow their President Maduro on social networks.
From TCW Defending Freedom, the nightmarish ingredients in Bill Gates's fake meat "Impossible Burger".
From Snouts in the Trough, the mysterious shrinking fuel tank.
From EuroNews, Slovaks raise over €4 million for weapons for the Ukrainian army.
From Voice Of Europe, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's condition shows signs of improvement.
From Balkan Insight, an unofficial same-sex "marriage" ceremony in Tirana, Albania draws angry reactions.
From The North Africa Post, the 20th African Lion exercises are launched in Agadir, Morocco.
From The New Arab, thousands of Moroccans rally against their country's normalization deal with Israel.
From Jewish News Syndicate, Hamas has reaped $500 million from the humanitarian aid which has been sent to Gaza.
From the Daily Mail, Iranian President Ebranim Raisi is confirmed to have been killed in the helicopter crash reported yesterday, to which many Iranians celebrate.
From Gatestone Institute, Palestinians threaten to attack American military personnel.
From The Stream, why Azerbaijan attacks Armenia.
From The Daily Signal, a girl is harassed by a boy on the girls' team.
From The American Conservative, what if the pier in Gaza becomes a two-way street?
From The Western Journal, District Judge Aileen Cannon blasts Special Counsel Jack Smith.
From BizPac Review, families ditch the Boy Scouts and seek faith-based alternatives.
From The Daily Wire, the White House denies that President Biden used drugs before giving his State of the Union address, and claims that he was only high on "confidence".
From the Daily Caller, law professor Jonathan Turley questions why a judge who had donated to Biden's campaign was picked to preside over Trump's hush money trial.
From the New York Post, an opinion column against biological males in women's sports.
From Breitbart, an Israel rap duo are denied entry to the U.S. because their song is wrongly said to promote genocide.
From Newsmax, Trump apologizes to voters in Iowa and New Hampshire because he can't campaign in those states due to his trial in New York.
And from The Babylon Bee, the aforementioned and recently departed President Raisi asks where the virgins are and requests that the heat is turned down a bit.
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