Quebec Crowns Three-Dad Toddler & Madison Cancels School for ICE

0:00And it's now time for your Daily Fortis News break the production of Fortis Institute. Saturday night at the White House Correspondent's Dinner, 831-year-old California named Cold Thomas Allen, tried to rush to ballroom before being arrested, and within hours, the Sarasota County Democratic Party posted to Facebook, quote, well, that stinks. They didn't use the word stinks, and it wasn't necessarily a vulgar word that they used, but I'm not going to say it. They also used a laughing emoji and the status of feeling disappointed. They scrub the post by Sunday morning, but screenshots don't disappear when you hit delete. In BetterTrump News, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced more than $2 billion in federal investment for America's railways. The department also pulled $73 million in highway funds from New York for refusing to comply with commercial driver's license rules. Now you build for the ones who follow the law and defund the ones who don't. A federal judge has ruled that Washington State's mandate forcing Christian foster parents

1:00to use transgender pronouns plausibly violates the first amendment. Shane and Jennifer DeGroes fostered for nearly a decade before the state demanded they affirm gender ideology or lose their license. The state's compromise was a restricted license letting them foster only kids ages 2 to 5 on the theory those children were too young to be transitioned anyway. Even a Biden-pointed judge couldn't miss that one. And in Canada, the press is hard at work normalizing polyamory. C.T.B. ran a piece scolding the legal system for failing to keep up with thruples. Last year, in Quebec, a judge ruled multi-parent families deserve the same rights as actual families and a three-year-old girl was placed with three men calling themselves fathers. Edit Madison, Wisconsin schools are canceling classes this Friday because 70% of the staff plan to skip work for a day without immigrants protest against ice. Working parents are on their own for child care. A watchdog group called consumers research is launching a campaign against two of America's

2:02largest nonprofit hospital systems, New York Presbyterian and Common Spirit Health, accusing them of putting woke politics ahead of patient care. New York Presbyterian runs a health justice center and a program steering trans-identifying kids toward gender-affirming care while Common Spirit has its own office of diversity, equity and inclusion and belonging. The question they're putting to Congress is that they're really qualified as a tax-exempt charity. And finally, the United Kingdom has passed a generational smoking ban. Anyone born on or after January 1st, 2009 will never be legally allowed to buy a cigarette. Not at 18, not at 50, not ever. And that wraps up today's Fortis News break on JimmyX. If you want more, you can download Fortis Plus or sign up to become a Hortis Insider for exclusive daily content, both of which can be done at FortisInstitute.org. And don't forget you can subscribe to Fortis News on your favorite pinecast app in order to get these updates daily. And until tomorrow, go sir or king.