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Score 28% off the pocket-sized projector that turns your backyard into an IMAX

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Big screen energy, beer can size.
Kendall Cornish

California Offering Taxpayer-Funded Gender Surgeries To Homeless, Illegal Immigrants: Report

Zero Rss
1 month 4 weeks ago
California Offering Taxpayer-Funded Gender Surgeries To Homeless, Illegal Immigrants: Report

Authored by Luis Cornelio via Headline USA,

The California government may struggle to provide basic housing for the homeless, but it appears willing to fund gender-transition procedures with taxpayer dollars, including illegal aliens, according to a new report.

A Wednesday report from City Journal found that San Francisco homeless shelters, with the assistance of state and local governments, are facilitating transgender surgeries for males who identify as female.

One such shelter, St. Vincent de Paul’s MSC-South, entered into a $66 million contract with the city to house homeless individuals, including illegal aliens.

A pair of Honduran nationals living at the shelter, Lyca and Alondra, reportedly identify as transgender, and both said they receive Medi-Cal, California’s taxpayer-funded Medicaid program.

According to City Journal, the taxpayer-funded program covers transgender procedures, or “gender-affirming care,” and provides “full-scope” coverage to illegal aliens.

Lyca, who reportedly showed signs of a sex change, said he is receiving cross-sex hormone therapy.

Meanwhile, Alondra, who appeared more masculine in physique, said he entered the U.S. illegally after claiming asylum. A translator told City Journal that Alondra declined a housing offer due to affordability concerns, though the government offered to pay one month’s rent.

Another shelter, the Embarcadero SAFE Navigation Center, reportedly houses a transgender-identifying individual named Jacqueline.

Originally from Mexico, Jacqueline told City Journal that illegal aliens reside at the shelter and said he received breast implants through Medi-Cal.

Jacqueline claimed to be a permanent resident but acknowledged that the program also covers procedures for illegal aliens.

“Even though you’re undocumented, you can get them,” he stated, as quoted by City Journal. “You have to have a process, the hormones … go through therapy.”

Asked whether he had received so-called “bottom surgery,” Jacqueline replied, “I’m waiting for that one.”

Headline USA reached out to MSC-South for clarification, including whether such procedures are facilitated by the shelter, but a front-desk receptionist said no one was available to comment.

When pressed further, he added, “We’re busy right now, boss man.”

Attempts to contact the Embarcadero SAFE Navigation Center were unsuccessful, as its main line appeared disconnected. Five Keys Housing, the shelter’s parent company, was closed when Headline USA called.

A Newsom spokesperson stood by the state’s taxpayer-funded program, saying, “Undocumented Californians don’t get special treatment. Everyone on Medi-Cal gets the same access to care. If you want to call California woke for not letting politicians interfere with doctors – or not wanting people to die in the streets – then go ahead.”

BREAKING: Gavin Newsom’s office has confirmed that California is giving free sex-change surgeries to homeless illegal aliens.

They’re doubling down—and, inexplicably, suggesting that without state-funded breast implants and artificial vaginas, migrants will “die in the streets.” pic.twitter.com/1bMt2rbSKE

— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@christopherrufo) April 16, 2026

The City Journal report comes as California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration faces mounting scrutiny over potential exploitation of taxpayer-funded programs, from hospice fraud to the expansion of taxpayer-funded gender procedures for illegal aliens.

Tyler Durden Thu, 04/16/2026 - 18:25
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Prized Pirates rookie Konnor Griffin makes disastrous mistake, delivers big triple in roller-coaster day

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Welcome to the Konnor Griffin experience.
Mark Suleymanov

Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen showcase gruesome, bloody injuries from alleged domestic violence incidents

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
The "Secret Lives of Mormon Lives" star and her ex allegedly got into several domestic violence altercations in February.
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Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen showcase gruesome, bloody injuries from alleged domestic violence incidents

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
The "Secret Lives of Mormon Lives" star and her ex allegedly got into several domestic violence altercations in February.
Vanessa Serna

President Donald Trump had a secret meeting with MSG owner James Dolan about fraught Penn Station make-over plans

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
A source tells us Trump once again brought up his wish to have the station renamed after him.
mliss1578

President Donald Trump had a secret meeting with MSG owner James Dolan about fraught Penn Station make-over plans

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
A source tells us Trump once again brought up his wish to have the station renamed after him.
Mara Siegler

Hunter Biden hiding out from $20M debts at luxury California estate, not South Africa: ‘It’s a ruse’

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Hunter Biden is hiding from his creditors at a luxury California estate owned by political benefactors of his father
Isabel Vincent

‘Baywatch’ alum Erika Eleniak covers up sleeve tattoos on set of new revival

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
This '90s icon is reprising her role of Shauni McClain on the Fox reboot of "Baywatch."
mliss1578

‘Baywatch’ alum Erika Eleniak covers up sleeve tattoos on set of new revival

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
This '90s icon is reprising her role of Shauni McClain on the Fox reboot of "Baywatch."
Alexandra Bellusci

Trump claims Iran has ‘agreed to give us back the nuclear dust,’ not pursue nuclear weapon

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
“It’s very important that Iran does not have a nuclear weapon, and they've agreed to that,” Trump told reporters as he left the White House for a two-day western trip.
Emily Goodin

Gulf Shock May Spark Shortage Of World's Most Critical Industrial Chemical, Used Heavily In Mining 

Zero Rss
1 month 4 weeks ago
Gulf Shock May Spark Shortage Of World's Most Critical Industrial Chemical, Used Heavily In Mining 

Goldman analysts Kyle Shaffer and Amanda Ross provided clients with a broad overview of industrials and natural resources amid energy disruptions in the Gulf area. In the note, they stated that the well-known Gulf energy shock is set to disrupt LNG production in Qatar for years to come. However, they also highlighted another emerging supply crunch that has received far less attention: sulfuric acid.

"Some long-lasting consequences have also started to emerge, including a 3-5 years production loss for LNG facility in Qatar, a 6-12 month re-starting time for some aluminum facilities in the Gulf, and shortage of sulfuric acid which can potentially impact future production for copper and lithium" Shaffer and Ross said.

About a third of the world’s sulfur comes from the Gulf region, where it is produced as part of oil and gas refining. Much of the sulfur is exported, primarily to fertilizer and industrial-processing hubs in Asia, North Africa, and, in Qatar’s case, some trading hubs across Asia and Europe.

Goldman analyst James McGeoch noted on Wednesday that Shandong sulfuric acid prices are soaring and that China is "slated to suspend sulfur exports from May (sulfur that is a by-product of processing)." He added that part of the recent push to procure and process concentrate is to produce sulfur for fertilizer.

It is important to note that sulfuric acid is one of the world’s most important industrial chemicals, used in fertilizers (phosphates), oil refining, lead-acid batteries, and chemical manufacturing.

Prices in China have jumped 90% since the start of the US-Iran conflict in late February. Current prices exceed the highs recorded during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022.

"Already though, prices have risen, and if there’s a shortage of sulfuric acid, that could quite quickly translate into more expensive homes, cars and electrical products," Bloomberg analyst Sebastian Boyd noted.

In the mining sector, sulfuric acid is critical for the extraction of several key industrial metals, including copper, nickel, uranium, cobalt, and zinc. Sufer is not just for fertilizer to feed the world; the mining sector could also face major impacts if shortages materialize.

Tyler Durden Thu, 04/16/2026 - 18:05
Tyler Durden

Mamdani got a lil’ mo’ money in rap royalties during 2025 mayor run: tax returns

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Hizzoner’s 2025 tax returns revealed that he earned $1,643 from fans listening to his rap songs in the US while he brought in another $1,075 from worldwide royalties.
Craig McCarthy, David Propper

Alleged pedophile caught in sting by vigilante group in Central Park: cops, sources

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Rosario's alleged plans were foiled when an Instagrammer with 65,000 followers who identifies himself as Ramy – using the Instagram handle “obl.nation” and claiming to “obliterate predators” – was on scene too, sources said. 
Joe Marino, Amanda Woods

Bryan Cranston takes shot at Shia LaBeouf with harsh four-word dig

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
LaBeouf was pictured getting into yet another bar fight last month, just weeks after he was hit with three counts of battery for his Mardi Gras brawl.
mliss1578

Bryan Cranston takes shot at Shia LaBeouf with harsh four-word dig

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
LaBeouf was pictured getting into yet another bar fight last month, just weeks after he was hit with three counts of battery for his Mardi Gras brawl.
BreAnna Bell

Mike Trout makes Yankee Stadium history in five-homer series

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Mike Trout punctuated his outstanding series in The Bronx by making some Yankee Stadium history.
Mark Suleymanov

Coachella set to be trashed by dust storms — and it could cost California billions: study

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Music fans from across the country flocked to Indio, California for the first weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and they were greeted by a dust storm.
Brian Gallagher

Kayakers fight proposed ban on rowboats during USA 250th events in NYC waters

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Canoe you believe this?
Katherine Donlevy

Thanks to this Dyson air purifier, my allergies will soon be dead to me

NY Post
1 month 4 weeks ago
Best price we've seen in months!
Holly J Coley

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