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In Case You Missed It – Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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SCOTUS gives Trump win, nukes blockade on border wall; Speaker Johnson urges Senate: Act on pending pieces of legislation before Dems take power; Bishop Barron gives thumbs up to Trump’s post-mid-term ‘generous approach’ to illegal immigrants, gets brutal backlash; Patriots ask: ‘Did Trump learn the wrong lesson on immigration from the midterm wipeout?’; Jack Posobiec: ‘Why do we not hear Christian leaders calling for illegals to repent of their sin of violating the borders of another nation?’; Polyamory taking hold in California, Texas and Florida; Pope Leo in Uruguay: ‘Dare to take the step of getting married and starting a family. Don’t be afraid of forever’; Today Catholics celebrate the Feast of the 5th-century pope and Doctor of the Church who faced Attila the Hun outside city walls thereby saving his flock from slaughter; and much more —

SCOTUS NUKES BLOCKADE ON TRUMP’S BORDER WALL CONSTRUCTION by SHAWN FLEETWOOD [ARTICLE]

‘The Government’s interest therefore outweighs any aesthetic, recreational, and environmental harm alleged by respondents.’

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to end a lower court blockade that sought to stop President Trump’s border wall construction along the U.S.-Mexico border. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson would have allowed the blockade to remain in place. 

In its per curiam ruling, the high court granted an emergency application by the Trump administration to temporarily pause an Oct. 2 ruling by District Judge Kathleen Cardone. The Bush 43 appointee issued a preliminary injunction preventing the government from constructing border wall in the Big Bend region of Southwest Texas.

The case deals with a series of waivers that former and current Department of Homeland Security Secretaries Kristi Noem and Markwayne Mullin signed to set aside various conservation and environmental laws that blocked the wall in the Big Bend area, which includes the region’s national park. According to U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer, the secretaries made the decision in accordance with federal immigration law after determining that the Big Bend region “is an area of high illegal entry” that required construction.

Read more at The Federalist

SPEAKER MIKE JOHNSON THROWS RINO JOHN THUNE’S SENATE UNDER THE BUS — REVEALS OVER 700 HOUSE BILLS STACKED UP WAITING FOR ACTION AS LAME DUCK CLOCK RUNS OUT [ARTICLE]

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) delivered a blunt assessment of the 119th Congress this week, revealing that House Republicans have passed roughly 1,000 measures, and nearly 700 of them are still sitting in the Senate hopper while the chamber under Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) has failed to move them.

Johnson’s comments come in the wake of the midterm bloodbath that cost Republicans control of the Senate (Democrats flipped multiple seats) and handed the House to the left.

With the lame-duck session underway and Democrats set to take the gavel in January 2027, the Speaker made clear the bottleneck is not in the House.

In the 119th Congress, the House Republicans led in the majority. We have passed 1,000 measures out of the House, OK? Almost 700 of them are stacked up in the hopper in the Senate right now,” Johnson revealed.

Read more at the Gateway Pundit

SPEAKER MIKE JOHNSON PUSHES SENATE, THUNE TO PASS 700+ PIECES OF LEGISLATION [POST]

Watch @ThePatriotOasis

BISHOP BARRON APPLAUDS ‘GENEROUS APPROACH’ TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS [POST]

Read @BishopBarron

OUCH: BISHOP BARRON GETS SERIOUS BACKLASH [POST]

See @Cernovich; see also @Cernovich; see @upstatefederlst

TRUMP LEARNED THE WRONG LESSON ON IMMIGRATION FROM THE MIDTERM WIPEOUT by JOHN DANIEL DAVIDSON [ARTICLE]

In an interview with ’60 Minutes,’ Trump backs away from the one successful policy of his administration thus far: immigration enforcement.

While President Trump seems to understand that his failed Iran War was a major factor in the Republican midterm wipeout, he also seems to have learned the wrong lesson about his immigration policy. During an interview with Ross Douthat of 60 Minutesover the weekend, Douthat asked the president whether he would be willing to work with Democrats on any issues after the midterm disaster, and Trump said immigration.

Immigration is the one issue in the midterms that worked in Republicans’ favor. According to exit polling from NBC News, every major issue except immigration favored Democrats. In an election marked by widespread voter dissatisfaction with Trump and his policies, on immigration voters actually preferred Republicans by 44 percent compared to 41 percent who preferred Democrats. If anything, immigration is the one issue from which the president should absolutely refuse to back away.

Read more at The Federalist; read also ‘Trump Hints at Migrant Legalization, but Does Not Mention Working Americans’ at Breitbart

POPE LEO TO MIGRATION COMMITTEE: ‘CONTINUE WELCOMING MIGRANTS’ [POST]

Watch @VaticanNews

A FAIR QUESTION [POST]

See @JackPosobiec

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON ON THE MIDTERM DEFEAT [POST]

Watch @DailySignal

NEW MAGA GROUP LOOKS TO DEVELOP YOUNGER CANDIDATES [ARTICLE]

A new Republican political organization is launching a $12 million effort to recruit and develop younger America First conservatives, Politico reported on Monday.

The initiative comes after disappointing GOP midterm election results and aims to cultivate a new generation of lawmakers with stronger positions on immigration, populist economic policies, and foreign affairs.

American Ascent, a nonprofit organization launching Monday, aims to build a pipeline of young conservative candidates who could challenge aging Republican lawmakers and compete for congressional and gubernatorial seats in 2028.

The organization will be led by Ryan Neuhaus, a former chief of staff at the Heritage Foundation, and will work with several prominent conservative groups aligned with the new right — including Turning Point Action, the Claremont Institute, and the Oversight Project.

A political action committee led by Andy Surabian, a longtime adviser to Vice President JD Vance and Donald Trump Jr., will also work alongside the initiative.

Read more at NEWSMAX

CALIFORNIA RANKS THIRD MOST POLYAMOROUS STATE IN THE US — AS A BIBLE BELT STATE TAKES THE THROUPLE CROWN [ARTICLE]

Monogamy is taking a backseat across the nation — and the Golden State is diving head first into the throuple life. 

California has been crowned the third most polyamorous state in America, with Los Angeles emerging as one of the nation’s biggest hotspots for people looking to love more than one partner at a time, according to a new study by dating app Sister Wives.

The findings come as interest in unconventional relationships heats up across the country, with Google searches for polyamory reportedly skyrocketing by a staggering 5,000% in the past week. While California has long been associated with alternative lifestyles, it turns out the state’s residents aren’t quite as adventurous as their counterparts in two surprising states: Texas and Florida.

Read more at the New York Post

OFFICIAL POST FROM POLAND’S PRESIDENTIAL CHANCELLERY [POST]

A video of Polish president Karol Nawrocki participating in a candlelight vigil and March of Silence on Krakow’s main square, commemorating victims of the November 7, 2026 shooting that killed 6 and injured 16

Watch @prezydentpl

NIGERIA CHRISTIAN REPORT: PASTOR AMONG FOUR KILLED IN BENUE MARKET ATTACK AS PLATEAU KILLINGS CONTINUE [ARTICLE]

Between Nov. 3 and Nov. 8, 2026, attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria’s Plateau and Benue states killed at least 11 people, according to field reporting from Nigeria. The field report attributes the attacks to Fulani herdsmen.

A pastor was among four people killed when gunmen attacked a market in Benue’s Logo Local Government Area (LGA). In Plateau, attacks in Mangu, Riyom and Barkin Ladi LGAs killed at least seven people, among them a soldier and the nephew of a Christian leader.

On Nov. 3, at about 5 p.m., gunmen attacked Abeda Shitile in the Gaambe-Tiev area of Logo LGA. It was the community’s weekly market day, and traders were getting ready to go home. The gunmen opened fire near a POS shop in the Ikyô Tor Dukur area and then moved toward the motor park on Afia Road. The attack lasted more than two hours, according to Vanguard. The dead were Pastor Terungwa Tyonungo, Msoo Chan, Suurshater Iornumbe and Dodo Shingir.

Reported casualty figures differed. New Telegraph named eight wounded: Kumater Awua, Miracle Gangera, Tsetim Terungwa, Iortyom Helen, Seember Aondongu, Kofi Aondosoo, Chuku Okoro and Orker Iortyom. Logo LGA chairman Clement Kav put the toll at four killed and five injured. Benue police spokesman DSP Peter Aondongu said three people died, TruthNigeria reported. TruthNigeria also reported that the attackers were Fulani militiamen who arrived on motorcycles.

Read more at the Gateway Pundit

POPE LEO LEAVES URUGUAY WITH IMPORTANT MESSAGE BEFORE HEADING TO ARGENTINA [POST]

Watch @RT_com

ON THE FEAST OF ST. LEO THE GREAT, POPE LEO XIV CELEBRATES HOLY MASS IN CÓRDOBA, ARGENTINA [POST]

650,000 faithful attend the Mass at the Military Aviation School grounds – many spent the night to experience this historic moment

Watch @aciprensa

POPE LEO REMEMBERS ARGENTINIAN BLESSEDS AND VENERABLE [POST]

See @VaticanNews

TODAY IS THE FEAST OF ST. LEO THE GREAT [POST]

See @LazarusMinistry; read more about ‘The Pope Who Averted a Slaughter’ at Sacred Windows Substack

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