Pentagon restores Jackie Robinson webpage after removing it

The Defense Department says it was a mistake to remove its webpage dedicated to Jackie Robinson yesterday (WED). Although the department is under a Trump Administration directive to delete DEI content…a Pentagon spokesman says it was beyond that guidance to remove the Jackie Robinson webpage, honoring the World War 2 veteran who broke baseball’s color barrier. The page has since been restored, including information about his legal encounters with segregation during Army service as a 2nd Lieutenant, an experience which influenced the Dodger’s legendary president Branch Rickey to select Robinson for his heroic journey to withstand racism in integrating the National pastime.

Harvard is Trump’s latest target in Ivy League crackdown

Harvard University is the latest target in the Trump administration’s aggressive crackdown against campus antisemitism. Nine billion dollars in grants and contracts are being threatened unless Harvard agrees to a list of demands from the federal government. It’s just one of several Ivy League schools feeling the heat. Columbia University was the first one targeted and it agreed to several demands. The Trump administration also suspended about 175 million dollars in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania over a transgender swimmer, and Princeton University had dozens of its research grants halted by the administration.

GOP Dissenters Force House Vote Shutdown Until Monday

A House Republican Calls for Safeguards on Defense Calls

WASHINGTON – A House Republican calls for ‘safeguards’ to be used after a war plan text chat was leaked to the public. Details from correspondent Bernie Bennett.

VERBATIM: GOP Congressman Mike Lawler of New York called for “safeguards” to be implemented to ensure the leaking of war plans doesn’t happen again after a journalist was included in a Signal group chat discussing them.

Lawler said Monday in a post on the social platform X, “Classified information should not be transmitted on unsecured channels – and certainly not to those without security clearances, including reporters. Period.”

National Security Council spokesperson Brian Hughes confirmed the messages in the chat appear to be “authentic,” adding that the success of the attack on the Houthis shows there were no threats to U.S. troops or national security.

Bernie Bennett, Washington.

More states are fighting back against on-line pornography

More states are fighting back against on-line pornography

AM SPORTSCAST – 4-04

AM SPORTSCAST – 4-04