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Kitchen Briefs - March 31, 2026 AM
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Kitchen Briefs - March 31, 2026 AM

Kitchen Briefs · Michelle Glogovac

March 31, 20262m 59s

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Kitchen Briefs - March 31, 2026 AM

  • The Supreme Court has backed the challenge to conversion therapy ban in Colorado. The argument is that the law bans talk therapy claiming to violate the First Amendment
  • At least 11 people, including three children and two mothers, were killed in a strike on the Iranian city of Mahallat
  • Israel has passed a law introducing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis
  • Iran is threatening US tech companies in the region and includes Boeing, Tesla, Meta, Google and Apple
  • Trump is telling the UK and other countries who are now unable to get jet fuel from the US that the US “won’t be there to help you anymore just like you weren’t there for us”
  • Republican House Budget Chair Arrington says Congress can pay for Trump’s Iran war by further addressing Medicaid and SNAP
  • Hegseth says the US will negotiate with bombs while also praying for God’s protection, peace, and safety over those involved in the Iran war, ending it in the name of Jesus Christ
  • Trump’s approval rating is officially the lowest of all Presidents in American history
  • The Financial Times claims that a broker connected to Pete Hegseth contacted BlackRock in February about making a multimillion-dollar investment in a defense-focused fund
  • Trump is working on his Presidential library plans which he wants to be a skyscraper in Florida to the tune of $1B
  • Sony Pictures is releasing a series starring Laura Dern based on the book Perversion of Justice the Jeffrey Epstein Story by journalist Julie K. Brown. Reminder that the full files have yet to be released
  • Photos of Kristi Noem's husband have been released
  • The White House wants Thanksgiving photos of Karoline Leavitt to be pulled