Top o' the afternoon to all youz out there. In other words, happy Saint Patrick's Day. As I've noted on this date in previous years, his name wasn't really Patrick, and he wasn't even Irish, but none of that stops us from putting on some green clothes and drinking green beer. Here in the hills of North Carolina, it's sunny but cold, and we even had a dusting of snow last night. But in any event, here are some things going on:
From National Review, the upcoming blue-on-blue carnage in Illinois, and other items.
From FrontpageMag, the U.N. Human Rights Council refuses to defend the human rights of women victimized by sharia.
From Townhall, we're learning more and more about the terrorist who drove his truck into a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan.
From The Washington Free Beacon, an Iranian leader who threatened to assassinate President Trump is sent to his virgins by the IDF.
From the Washington Examiner, Trump says that the U.S. no longer needs the help of NATO allies in the war against Iran.
From The Federalist, recycled lies from Democrats about the SAVE America Act are so lazy that they're racist.
From American Thinker, it's time to throw "political correctness" into the trash can.
From NewsBusters, MS NOW co-host Jonathan Capehart tries to connect recent acts of terror by Muslims to comments by Republicans.
From Canada Free Press, why the U.S. can't have honest elections, and how to fix that.
From TeleSUR, what are Cuba's new policies intended to increase foreign investment?
From TCW Defending Freedom, Islamization reaches the U.K. Scouts movement.
From EuroNews, Ukrainian President Zelensky says that he's willing to talk to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu about drone interceptors.
From ReMix, residents of the San Lorenzo district in Rome demand action against violence by migrants.
From Balkan Insight, the Albanian parliament adopts a resolution calling Iran a "state sponsor of terrorism".
From The North Africa Post, Sudan raises its limits on small-scale lending to ease inflationary pressures.
From The New Arab, Kuwaiti authorities say that they have arrest 16 people affiliated with Hezbollah over an alleged "sabotage plot".
From The Jerusalem Post, the Rabbi of the Western Wall condemns Iran's firing of missiles toward holy sites in Jerusalem.
From the Daily Mail, more on the aforementioned Iranian leader killed by the IDF.
From Gatestone Institute, why treating Iran like Venezuela would be a terrible mistake.
From The Daily Signal, White House counterterrorism chief Joe Kent resigns due to his disagreement with the war against Iran.
From The American Conservative, "right-sizing" the terror threat from Iran.
From The Western Journal, "how Irish Christianity saved the world".
From BizPac Review, Trump torches the lawmakers who might vote against the aforementioned SAVE America Act.
From the Daily Caller, small businesses still feel a squeeze from Trump's tariffs.
From the New York Post, if you want tickets to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, you'd better act fast.
From Breitbart, the Gemini AI platform on Google calls some Republican Senators "hate speech" violators.
From Newsmax, more on the aforementioned new Cuban policies, which invite exiles to invest in Cuban businesses.
And from the Genesius Times, a woman outraged by $3 per gallon gasoline was happy to pay $5 per gallon under then-President Biden.
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