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Good mornin'! Well, weather-wise... It's crummy out there. A crummy air sandwich 🥪, grey sky, soggy, ya know, like in soggy socks. and cool. A low jetstream that refuses to move on, like a useless drooping weenie. ANYONE WANT A HOT DOG? Not even a foot long? What are ya supposed to do with a foot of drooping weenie? Hee, hee, hee... I had to stimulate myself somehow; I chose this instead of a slap along the side of the face to wake me up so I can slap myself on the backside with both hands, so then I know which end is supposed to be the thinking one before I begin typing! Now that's an example of the speeding mind, and I'm 80 years old 😉👩💨👍🤪🥵

I can do pretty well with the verbal cartoons, too. I call them my comic-book jokes, using comic-book characters. I guess I built on that through the years when I had kids around the house.

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As I sit here sipping my coffee and listening to Countdown with Keith Olbermann, talking about birth rights, among the many other downfalls of the orange clown in charge. What are birthrights?

TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

BIRTHRIGHTS

LAST NIGHT'S April 1, 2026, REPORT:

Supreme Court skeptical of Trump's birthright citizenship order

Several justices — including those Trump appointed — aggressively questioned the president's effort to reimagine birthright citizenship.

Today In Court:

• Birthright brawl:

• What the justices said: In response to the Trump administration's argument that "we're in a new world" since the 14th Amendment was passed, Chief Justice John Roberts shot back: "It's the same Constitution." Conservative justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch also questioned Trump's central arguments.

• Trump in court:

• High stakes: The court's decision, expected by the end of June, could have enormous practical implications for millions of people, including US citizens...

16 hr 5 min ago

See inside the Supreme Court as President Trump watches the arguments

More To Read:

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Question, BIRTHRIGHT:

🔹AI Overview

Birthrights are rights, privileges, or property, such as citizenship or inheritance, that a person is entitled to upon birth by virtue of their parentage or place of birth. Examples include jus soli (citizenship by territory) and jus sanguinis (citizenship by bloodline), as well as inherited property. Synonyms include inheritance, heritage, birthright, prerogative, and right.

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Key Aspects of Birthrights

Citizenship: Many nations, particularly in the Americas, PROVIDE AUTOMATIC CITIZENSHIP TO CHILDREN BORN WITHIN THEIR TERITORY, OFTEN REFERRED TO AS JUS SOLI. Conversely, most countries outside the Americas follow jus sanguinis, where citizenship is determined by the parents' nationality.

Inheritance:

Fundamental Rights:

"Birthright Israel":

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That will be about it for today's topic of discussion. Thank you very much for reading the Tree House news.

BREAKING NEWS:

Oil prices surge on Trump's vow to hit Iran 'extremely hard'

Iran's military says the US and Israel face 'lasting regret, and ultimate surrender,' dismissing Trump's claims that it has been weakened by more than a month of war.

• Here's The Latest:

• Trump's address: President Donald Trump used familiar talking points in his first address to the nation on the Iran war, telling Americans the conflict is "nearing completion" and projecting another two or three weeks of involvement. Trump signaled the US is prepared to intensify its military response and threatened to take Iran "back to the stone ages."

• Tehran responds:

• Oil prices up:

• Latest strikes:

Read More:

Updated 9:17 AM EDT, Thu April 2, 2026

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What was missing from Trump's oddly low-energy Iran address: a case for war

Trump attempted to slap some gold paint on his foreign policy disaster while acting like the global fallout from the conflict he started is not his problem to solve.

If that was the best case President Donald Trump could make for why launching a war against Iran was necessary, it’s clearer why he didn’t bother to make it before he started the war a month ago.

In a prime-time address from the White House, a decidedly lethargic president argued both that the war was necessary — lest Iran rain destruction down on America and much of the world — and that the war is going great and will soon be over. If there is anyone not already on board with Trump’s war who would have been convinced by that speech, it’s hard to imagine who and where they are.

If there is anyone not already on board with Trump’s war who would have been convinced by that speech, it’s hard to imagine who and where they are.

If there is anyone not already on board with Trump’s war who would have been convinced by that speech, it’s hard to imagine who and where they are.

• If there is anyone not already on board with Trump’s war who would have been convinced by that speech, it’s hard to imagine who and where they are.

• Only in Trump’s mind could an agreement that included close monitoring of Iran’s nuclear program made it more likely Iran could build nuclear weapons than with no monitoring at all.

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Apr. 2, 2026, 6:00 AM EDT

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Here comes the BLAME GAME! 👉👈

Either one of two retard leaders are going to swing if Trump gets put under pressure, either an advisor or advisors<-with an s, or who ever lines his pockets the most who tend to fall by the wayside, or his butt-kissing bucaneers, The MAGAt Team, I call them the Dunce Cadets. or if the Fat Orange Psycho Clown really gets upset they will all get the CITY BUS TREATMENT. They will still all get the City Bus Treatment if the Dems manage to get in the House.

So get to those poles in November like they were the last life preservers off the sinking American Titanic.

Be Warned

THE SAME WITH YOU CANADIANS, TOO MUCH GIVING IN, BUTT KISSING. EVENTUALLY YOU WILL BE GIVING UP THE 🍁 FLAG TO BUTT KISS A SKUNK IN DIAPERS!

CANADIAN NEWS:

Bogus maple syrup from Quebec producer found on grocery store shelves

Lab tests reveal cans labelled ‘pure’ maple syrup cut with at least 50% cane sugar

Radio-Canada's Enquête program has uncovered a major Quebec maple syrup producer selling fake maple syrup in cans on store shelves. The investigation began by chance, when a Radio-Canada journalist noticed maple syrup he purchased at a grocery store had a strange taste, and he wondered why it tasted off.

Enquête traced the can, which was labelled "pure maple syrup," to a producer based in Saint-Chrysostome in the Montérégie region southwest of Montreal, Steve Bourdeau...

• 'Not entirely legal':
• Producer blames suppliers:
• A 1st in Quebec:
• Producer says he'll make changes:

Posted: Apr 02, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 6 hours ago

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🔹AI Overview

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is visiting the United States, specifically Texas, to advocate for the removal of American tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, and automobile products. He aims to convince U.S. leaders that these tariffs harm workers and businesses on both sides of the border, urging for improved trade relations and continued free trade.

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Key aspects of Ford's visit include:

Targeting Tariffs: Ford is opposing U.S. President Donald Trump's levies, which have particularly affected Ontario's manufacturing sector.

Economic Lobbying: He is meeting with politicians and industry leaders to discuss Ontario's economic importance to the U.S..

Promoting Investment: Ford aims to promote Ontario's critical minerals and business-friendly environment to encourage investment.

Defending Sector Jobs: The trip follows concerns about the impact of tariffs on jobs, such as production shifts in the automotive sector.

Stance on Trade: This follows a strategy of confronting U.S. tariffs, having previously engaged in a "charm offensive" and enacting a controversial anti-tariff commercial.

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One year on, Trump tariffs still shape Doug Ford’s politics as ...

Feb 27, 2026 — U.S. President Donald Trump is dropping all trade talks with Canada, he says, because of Ontario's anti-tariff commercial featurin...

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Tariffs, trade: Everything you need to know about Ford’s visit to ...

Apr 1, 2026 — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is in Texas meeting politicians and business leaders to discuss trade with Ontario. CBC's Lorenda Reddek...

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CBC News Toronto 4:09

Ontario to pull ad that angered Trump on Monday, Ford says - CBC

Oct 24, 2025 — Ford will pull the Reagan ad — but not before it airs during the World Series. ... Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he will pull the...

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THE WEEZLE IS AT IT AGAIN! ANYONE GOT A WEEZLE TRAP?

Ontario Premier Doug Ford heading to Texas to talk trade and tariffs

Premier to meet with politicians, business leaders in Houston, Dallas, and Austin

On Thursday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford will meet with Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican and an ally of Trump. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

The tariffs remain in place and now fresh talks are underway related to the renegotiation of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA)

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Posted: Mar 28, 2026 2:54 PM EDT | Last Updated: March 28

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📢 FINALLY, SOMEONE LISTENS TO THE PEOPLE! 📣

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Question: March 2026 what is Carney going to do about Canada's failing health care system?

🔹AI Overview

As of March 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is focusing on a combination of infrastructure investment, workforce training, and targeted partnerships with provinces to address healthcare challenges.

Here is a summary of actions and initiatives associated with the Carney government regarding healthcare as of early 2026, based on reports:

• Health Infrastructure Fund: The federal government is initiating a $5 billion, three-year fund starting in 2026-27 to improve hospitals, emergency rooms, and medical schools, with an emphasis on addressing severe understaffing.

• Primary Care Funding: The federal government is requiring provinces and territories to pay for primary care services, including those provided by nurse practitioners, aimed at stopping patients from being billed for "medically necessary services".

• Workforce Expansion Plan:

• Focus on Mental Health and Modernization:

• Partnerships and Policy:

• Criticism and Pressure: While the government aims to modernize care, it has faced criticism from the Canadian Health Coalition, which urged the government in early 2026 to defend the Canada Health Act against provincial privatization initiatives (such as in Alberta) and to enhance public-sector funding rather than relying on private alternatives...

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This will be an ongoing news development; stay tuned to The Tree House News for more.

PM Carney announces new measures to accelerate homebuilding | CTV National News for March 30, 2026

The federal and provincial governments will jointly spend $8.8 billion over the next decade to lower municipal development charges that drive up housing costs, with the initial funding expected to cut those charges in half for the next three years...

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