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Kentucky cattle farmers turned down $26 million offer to sell, preventing farm from becoming data center
Kentucky cattle farmer Delsia Bare. Two cattle farmers in northern Kentucky, a mother and daughter, are making national headlines for rejecting an offer to sell their respective farms for a total of $26 million to a mystery A.I. company that wants to build a giant data center on the land. Delsia Bare says she was offered $48,000 per acre by an anonymous buyer to sell her 463-acre property, a total of $22 million. Her 82-year-old mother, Ida Huddleston, similarly rejected an o

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 242 min read


Fetterman slams fellow Democrats for policies that led to latest killing by illegal immigrant
U.S. Senator John Fetterman. U.S. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania is questioning his fellow Democrats on policies that led to an illegal immigrant allegedly murdering a college freshman in Chicago last week, and their reaction to the latest tragedy. Appearing on Fox News Monday, Fetterman addressed the brutal killing of Sheridan Gorman, an 18-year-old college freshman who was fatally shot in the head on the streets of Chicago last Thursday while out with friends tryin

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 242 min read


U.S. air travelers praise ICE agents for helping to ease nightmare lines at U.S. airports
U.S. air traveler. ICE agents began their deployments to more than a dozen airports on Monday, and had an almost immediate impact on the long security lines that have made air travel in the U.S. a nightmare over the last nearly four weeks since the partial government shutdown began. Democrats in Congress have refused to approve funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which includes the TSA. As a result, TSA officers haven't been paid in almost a month, and scores of

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 242 min read


Replica Christopher Columbus statue, made with pieces of original destroyed by extremists, installed on White House grounds
Christopher Columbus statue. A statue of Italian explorer Christopher Columbus was installed on the grounds of the White House on Sunday, symbolically resurrecting a statue that was toppled by protesters in Baltimore six years ago. The statue, a replica of one torn down by extremist Black Lives Matter protesters in 2020 and unceremoniously thrown into the Baltimore Inner Harbor, is owned by Italian American Organizations United, according to CBS News, a group that loaned it

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 231 min read


In 49-41 vote, Senate blocks amendment to ban men and boys from competing in women's and girls' sports
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama. In a vote held over the weekend, the Senate declined to pass an amendment to the SAVE Act that would formally ban men and boys, including those who say they are transgender, from competing in women's and girls sports. The amendment would codify an executive order issued by President Trump last year during the first week of his second term. The amendment, sponsored by Republican Senators Tommy Tuberville of Alabama and Marsha Blackburn

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 231 min read


Illegal immigrant charged with murdering 18-year-old college freshman in Chicago
Jose Medina-Medina (L) who is accused of murdering Sheridan Gorman (R). An illegal immigrant from Venezuela has been charged with the brutal murder of an 18-year-old college freshman in Chicago last week. Homeland security officials say the suspect was caught illegally crossing the border in 2023 and released into the U.S. by border agents in accordance with the Biden administration's lax policy on illegal immigration. Authorities said Jose Medina-Medina, 25, fatally shot Sh

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 232 min read


JB Pritzker threatens political retribution, lawfare campaign dubbed 'Project 2029' if Dems win next presidential election
JB Pritzker. In an interview with The New York Times this week, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker revealed how he thinks Democrats should be plotting retribution against Trump administration officials if they take back the White House in the next presidential election. Pritzker suggested that the tactics rolled out by Democrats and their partners in state and local governments as well as the mainstream media to stymie Donald Trump's re-election in 2024 may pale in comparison to what'

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 202 min read


As Senate debates SAVE Act, another new poll shows voter ID is an 80-20 issue in America
Voter ID poll. The Senate this week voted 51-48 this week to advance debate on the floor about the SAVE Act, proposed legislation that would shore up U.S. election security by requiring photo ID at the polls and proof of American citizenship to register. A new poll released on Thursday again showed overwhelming support among the American populace for requiring photo ID to vote in elections. The poll, conducted by CBS News and YouGov , showed that the voter ID issue is litera

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 202 min read


New York governor pleads with 'high net worth' taxpayers who fled Empire State to come back and pay for social programs
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. A video clip of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul all but begging "high net worth" former New Yorkers to come back to the Empire State after fleeing high taxes and other progressive policies has been going viral on social media. Hochul's comments were made last week at the Politico New York Agenda: Albany Summit. The comments came at the same time -- and perhaps in response to -- NYC Mayor Zorhan Mamdani has been calling on the governor to raise income ta

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 192 min read


Poll shows one of these two Republicans may be poised to be next California governor
Chad Bianco and Steve Hilton. According to a new poll out this week, two Republicans are leading the race to become the next governor of California. Voters in the Golden State will go to the polls in June for the primary, but if that vote were held today, the poll suggests, Democrats would be shut out of advancing to the November general election. The two Republicans who topped the poll are Steve Hilton, a small business owner and former Fox News host, who drew 17% of support

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 192 min read


Trump polling so strongly with base 'he is the 1972 Miami Dolphins'
Harry Enten. President Trump's standing with his MAGA base hasn't wavered at all since the Iran war started nearly three weeks ago. In fact, Trump's support among his base is so strong, according to recent surveys, it prompted CNN polling guru Harry Enten to declare, "He is the 1972 Miami Dolphins," a reference to the only NFL team to finish a regular season undefeated. Enten walked through the remarkable numbers revealed in a recent poll conducted by NBC News. A full 100% of

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 181 min read


Israel kills Esmail Khatib, Iran's top intelligence chief
Esmail Khatib. Israeli forces said Wednesday that Iran's Minister of Intelligence Esmail Khatib was "eliminated" in a targeted strike carried out by Israel's Air Force in Tehran overnight. Officials in Israel said Khatib has been a menace to Israel, its Middle East neighbors and the people of Iran, adding that his purview included "surveillance, espionage, and the execution of covert operations worldwide, particularly against the State of Israel and Iranian citizens." Khati

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 181 min read


Murkowski was lone Republican senator to vote against SAVE Act
The first vote held on the SAVE Act in the Senate Tuesday passed 51-48, with Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska the only Republican in the Senate to cast a "no" vote for the measure that would require new voter ID laws to shore up American elections. Republican Senator Tom Tillis of North Carolina didn't vote on the measure, saying he was unable to attend due to a travel delay. The 51-48 vote advances the SAVE Act to what could be a weeklong debate over the bill, but it would

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 182 min read


The team to *not* pick if you really want to win your March Madness pool this year
As you read this, the clock is ticking down to mid-day Thursday when the 2026 March Madness tournament begins, which is also your deadline for filling out your bracket. All sorts of advice is flying around the internet -- so we've collected some sound or novel intel to help guide to an informed bracket this year. Andrew Beaton and Ben Cohen of The Wall Street Journal advise against picking the best team in college basketball this year to win the whole thing. Duke enters the

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 172 min read


Israel takes out Iran's top security official, head of paramilitary group in overnight airstrikes
Ali Larijani Iran's security chief Ali Larijani was killed in overnight airstrikes, Israel said on Tuesday. The news came hours after Israel killed Gholamreza Soleimani, the leader of the country's Basij paramilitary group. The Israel Defense forces said in a post on X that Larijani was what remains of the Iranian regime's "effective leader" until he was "eliminated" in the air assault. “Larijani and the Basij commander were eliminated overnight and joined the head of the ann

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 171 min read


Officials in California launch investigation of apparent ballot fraud scam in San Francisco
People being paid $5 for providing forged signatures for ballot measures. Investigators in California are looking into a viral video that surfaced online last week showing people in San Francisco, many of them homeless, being paid $5 to sign petitions while using forged names. The full video , which is just under two minutes, was shot and uploaded by JJ Smith, and it made immediate waves among those who are wary of voter fraud, a problem that liberals and Democrats constantl

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 172 min read


U.S. military releases names of 6 Air Force members killed in Iran war
Maj. John A. Klinner, Capt. Ariana G. Savino, Tech. Sgt. Ashley B. Pruitt, Capt. Seth R. Koval, Capt. Curtis J. Angst, Tech. Sgt. Tyler H. Simmons The names and photos of 6 more U.S. service members killed in the war with Iran were released by the U.S. military over the weekend. The casualties occurred when a U.S. Air Force refueling plane crashed in Iraq on Thursday. According to a statement released by the Department of War, the members of the Air Force killed in the crash

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 162 min read


U.S. intel officials reportedly believe Iran's new supreme leader is 'probably gay'
A cardboard cutout of Mojtaba Khamenei. According to a new report by The New York Post, U.S. intelligence officials briefed Trump in recent days to tell him that their official assessment of 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei is that the new supreme leader is likely gay. Khamenei, the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has yet to be seen publicly and has issued one public statement so far since being installed to succeed his father as supreme leader. At the succession ceremony, organiz

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 162 min read


Late-night hosts wildly biased toward U.S. war effort against Iran, study finds
'Late Night' host Seth Myers. In the first week since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, the jokes told by the hosts of network late-night TV shows were overwhelmingly negative toward the U.S., a new study conducted by the Media Research Center found. During that time-frame, the hosts unleashed a combined 250 jokes about the war -- researchers found 235 of the jokes took aim at the U.S., while just 15 made Iran the butt of the jokes. The study looked at jokes from the late-n

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 162 min read


Terrorism ex-convict Mohamed Bailor Jalloh killed by ROTC cadets after deadly campus shooting in Virginia
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh. Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, 36, walked into a classroom on the campus of Old Dominion University on Thursday, asked whether the class he interrupted was an ROTC class, and when someone responded that it was, he promptly shot the instructor multiple times while shouting Allah Akbar, and then shot two others, wounding them, before students subdued and killed him. Jalloh, a former member of the Virginia Army National Guard, has a history of terrorism-related a

Rubin Report Staff
Mar 132 min read
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