Kars4Kids donates your vehicles to Israeli interest.
That annoying jingle on radio and the internet is supposedly a charity group. In reality, it is a front group working on behalf of the Israeli regime. It gives young Jewish children an opportunity to learn and live in Israel.
An apartheid genocidal ethnostate.
Kars4Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises funds primarily to support Oorah, an organization providing educational and mentorship programs for Orthodox Jewish youth in the U.S. and Israel. While they operate in Israel, critics have raised concerns about transparency regarding the,,specific allocation of funds to these programs.
James Li, of the 51/49 Podcast revealed it from the controversial Jeffrey Shaun King.
King, a notorious swindler of Black Lives Matter organizations actually got it right.
Wow, Talcum X got one right for once.
Who did he lift this off of?
In his publication, The North Star, King wrote about how this organization has been raising $35 million to $100 million annually.
The organization has been criticized for inadequately disclosing its Jewish educational work. In 2009, Joy for Our Youth paid $65,000 in fines in Pennsylvania; while Kars4Kids paid $65,000 in fines in Oregon in settlements reached with the respective state attorneys general as a result of their contention that the organization had to state clearly that the beneficiaries were of a "certain religious affiliation". In Oregon, the attorney general added that Kars4Kids failed to disclose that its offer of a "free vacation" for vehicle donors was designed to recruit people to attend timeshare presentations.
In 2017, Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson conducted a compliance review and submitted a 300-page report to the Internal Revenue Service.
The report found that 44% of funds raised by Kars4Kids went to program expenses, and most of that money had gone to its sister organization Oorah, whose concentration in New York and New Jersey meant only one Minnesota child was believed to have benefited from one of its programs in the years 2012–2014. The report also mentioned the charity had lost money in real estate investments in the 2008 financial crisis and may have been a victim of losses from a Ponzi scheme.
A leader of the Wu-Tang Clan, Oliver "Power" Grant passed away.
A founding operator of Wu-Tang has passed away.
The official Wu-Tang roster is RZA, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, U-God, GZA, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Masta Killa, Cappadonna and the late Ol' Dirty Bastard.
Oliver "Power" Grant, a founding member of the hip-hop group the Wu-Tang Clan, has died. He was 52.
The Staten Island-based hip-hop collective confirmed his death on Wednesday, Feb 25, through an X post. "Rest in Power, Power," the group wrote alongside a video showing interview clips of the foundational member.
No further details were shared about Grant's cause or manner of death.
On Tuesday, Feb. 24, Grammy-winning rapper and also a founding member of the seminal 1990s group, Method Man, reported Grant's death on Instagram. "Paradise my Brother safe Travels!!" he captioned a photo of the two.
GZA, known as "The Genius" of Wu-Tang, also confirmed Grant's death and shared a tribute post on Tuesday. "We couldn't have done it without him," he wrote alongside a photo of him and Grant. "Wu wouldn't have come to fruition without Power."
"His passing is a profound loss to us all. My deepest condolences to the fam," he concluded.
USA TODAY has reached out to Grant's representative for further details.
Grant's death comes as Wu-Tang was named a nominee for the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class on Wednesday. If inducted, they'd be sitting alongside fellow legendary hip-hop artists including The Notorious B.I.G., Outkast and A Tribe Called Quest.
Born in Jamaica in the early 70s, Grant grew up in the Park Hill Projects in Staten Island with what would later become the Wu-Tang Clan. He was a childhood friend of Wu-Tang co-founder RZA's older brother Divine, and became a key part of the group's inception and successful run.
Though Grant didn't perform in the group − which at its inception featured nine members RZA, GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God and Masta Killa − he played a critical role in driving success not only in the music genre but also in transcending the culture into the world of fashion.
"Two things that make you do good. Either you're inspired, or you're desperate," Grant says in the interview clip shared by Wu-Tang on X. "Everybody was hustling. Our main money maker was the music, then the touring, then the brand."
Grant with the RZA.
Outside of music, Grant was a successful entrepreneur, founding the streetwear brand Wu Wear in 1995 and helping it flourish into a fashion empire with retail stores in New York City, Atlanta and Los Angeles. Through its U.S. stores and products sold in Macy's stores, the brand dominated culture coast to coast.
He was nicknamed "Power" for a reason, after all.
"Wu Wear was pretty much like our entry in the fashion biz," Grant said in a 2001 interview with Passion of the Weiss. "But before I was in Wu Wear, I was making and marketing the first Wu records with RZA. Everything that we learned was hard-knock life. You figure it out as you go along and take cues from those that are actively doing things … A lot of it was trial and error. There were no models."
Wu-Tang Clan founding members share tributes to Oliver 'Power' Grant
Raekwon also shared a tribute on Instagram, calling Grant a "5 star General in the army of life" and explaining that Grant's nickname "power" suited him well.
"They don't make em like you anymore," wrote Raekwon. "We gave you that name for many reasons."
Other tributes came from Masta Killa, who is mourning his "brother Power," and sending his 'love, peace & blessings to the family."
U-God said he has known "Power" since the rapper was 5, adding, "his mother and my mother were friends, this one hurts bad, you’ll be missed."
Clifford "T.I." Harris, Tameka "Tiny" Cottle-Harris and their son King Harris have went nuclear on 50 Cent.
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson is being called a "block head" among other things.
T.I. and 50 got a major feud going on right now. But King got the heat to protect the family.
I mean I am wondering how the hell, The Game, Young Buck, Sean "Puffy" Combs, Ja Rule, Rick Ross, Raymond Scott (formerly Benzino) and every rival of yesteryears never got this far?
50 buried these guys and made sure they never succeeded. His bullying has finally come to a head. I mean, when you're an elitist, running your mouth when the society is struggling in President Donald J. Trump's crappy economy is peak.
I mean, King and T.I. throw the gauntlet down on 50. They said basically, "You got smoke for Black men and women but tap dance for the white man. By the way, you're down with Trump."
It all started over a damn VERZUZ snub by Fif.
When T.I. went on a podcast to address it, he said he lost respect for rapper/media mogul.
That's when 50 posted an unflattering image of Tiny. It launched an all out war.
T.I. preparing for his possible last album decided to add some new singles on it aimed at 50.
Msg to da Dildo dealer: I don't make memes I MAKE MUSIC!!!! IDGAF what you erase... You keep posting = it's Problems!!!! #WhatBully 🦆 pic.twitter.com/ES7W2i16pO
This is how TIP did Lil Flip. He went harder than I've expected. And for every trolling post 50 made online attacking him, Tiny or King, TIP responded with a hard hitting response.
King did far worse when it came to addressing 50.
King addressed the media mogul and literally said "your mama dead, dig her ass up and compare that to my mama."
T.I. went ruthless. He got an unflattering image of 50 Cent.
I am paraphrasing it. It was extremely volitatle.
50 responded by making an AI video with his attached to Big Boi and King's head attached to Evan Ross. The two along with T.I. were in the film The ATL.
It has been a literally back and forth with T.I. and King not letting off the gas.
He is proving that he is definitely the motherfucking "King of the South."
I got that fire, I got that fire. Come holler at me if you want that Oscar Meyer.
With Republicans in a thin majority in the House of Representatives, along with a weak president, their chances of holding on to the chamber is 46%.
However, nothing is guaranteed. I am reminded how every Democrat thought a "blue wave" was going to happen only to see defeats state and federal wide.
Again, the Democratic Party's continued support for Israel will be its death kneel.
Rep. Tony Gonzalez (R-TX) is the latest Republican caught in a sex scandal. It involved him having an affair with a married staffer. The lawmaker is married as well.
Consenting adults having sex whether they're married, having an affair, engaging in a relationship of the opposite sex, engaging in a relationship of the same sex, engaging in a relationship with transgender Americans, engaging in a relationship with adult content creators, engaging in a relationship with prostitutes or escorts is not my business.
However, her husband left her and took the children. She was so distraught about her life collapsing, she self immolated herself.
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The scandal picked up steam when text message revealed that Gonzalez liked "baging them groceries."
Came to Washington to work for her congressman. He saw that cake and took a slice. Now faced with a crisis, she took her own life.
In a series of late-night messages from May 9, 2024, Gonzales asked his then-staffer to “send me a sexy pic.” He went on to ask her “favorite position” and then mentioned multiple sexual acts.
The aide, Regina Santos-Aviles, eventually replied by telling the congressman, “this is too far, Tony.”
“Please tell me you didn’t just hire me because I was hot,” Santos-Aviles wrote.
“No way,” Gonzales replied.
NBC News obtained the text messages and confirmed their authenticity with Bobby Barrera, the lawyer for Santos-Aviles’ widower, Adrian Aviles. Barrera previously said he was working with his client to release text messages to confirm Aviles' accusation that his late wife had been in a romantic relationship with Gonzales.
The text messages, which only include messages exchanged during part of one day, do not address whether there was a physical relationship between the two. The San Antonio Express-News and 24Sight News first published the text messages.
Gonzales’ office did not return a request for comment Monday.
NBC News reported last week that the Office of Congressional Conduct has concluded an investigation into the alleged affair, according to two sources familiar with the investigation. According to House rules, it is not allowed to transmit its report to the House Ethics Committee so close to Texas’ March 3 primaries, in which Gonzales faces a serious challenge. Meanwhile, several of Gonzales' Republican colleagues in the House called Monday for him to resign or end his campaign.
Life goes on.
In the weeks after Santos-Aviles’ death in 2025, Gonzales denied the allegation that they had an affair. But it resurfaced last week when Santos-Aviles’ widower publicly accused the congressman of having an affair with his then-wife, and Gonzales has not directly addressed the substance of the allegation since then.
Instead, in a statement, he framed the allegation as a politically motivated primary season attack on the part of Brandon Herrera, his most prominent challenger, and he accused the widower and his lawyer of trying to blackmail him.
“It’s shameful that Brandon Herrera is using a disgruntled former staffer to smear her memory and score political points, conveniently pushing this out the very day early voting started,” Gonzales said in a statement to NBC News last week. “I am not going to engage in these personal smears and instead will remain focused on helping President Trump secure the border and improve the lives of all Texans.”
Gonzales has accused both Barrera and Aviles of blackmailing him, publishing an email from the lawyer discussing a $300,000 nondisclosure agreement. He posted on the social media platform X over the weekend that he’s never faced a “single formal complaint” in his political career, lamenting how “coordinated political attacks” are hitting him now right before his election.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) told NBC News in a brief interview that he “endorsed Tony before all those allegations came out,” calling them “very serious.”
“I’ve spoken with him and told him he’s got to address that in the appropriate way with his constituents, and all of that,” he added.
“It’s too early for anybody to prejudge any of that, but we’ll see how it develops,” Johnson said.
One idiot's affair leads to another idiot's opportunity. Brandon Herrera is another adulterer in waiting. This ammosexual is running against Gonzalez in the GOP congressional primary that carries Uvalde, Texas.
While many other Republicans have not commented on Gonzales, Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado and Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina posted on social media that he should “resign,” while Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas called on Gonzales to “drop out of the race.” Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida wrote on X that all of her colleagues “should be condemning a sitting Member of Congress asking for explicit photos of their staff,” calling the text messages “disgusting.”
I find it ironic, that three weed smoking Republican got the audacity.
Mace is a sip, sip, sniff, sniff.
Boebert is a sip, sip.
Gill is a sip, sip, hit, hit.
Mace is a twice divorced, twice engaged, mental case. She has no room to talk. Her staffers clai she loves to talk about her romps. She forcing them to go grab a drank before last calls.
Boebert is a divorced woman who has a problem when it comes to minding her own business. She gets to be too damn flirty with men when she was not around the hubby. It was alleged, the lawmaker had affairs on big Jay. Jayson Boebert and her son are role models in the county lockup.
Gill is the son in law to former convicted felon Dinesh D'Souza.
His wifey is unaware that Gill gets down on the low.
Speculation. Public figures who have no room to talk.
Gonzales is running in a competitive Republican primary on March 3 against candidates that include Herrera, a pro-gun activist. If no candidate wins a majority of the votes, the top two candidates will advance to a head-to-head primary runoff in May. That’s what happened in 2024, when Herrera fell just a few hundred votes short of defeating Gonzales in a runoff.
Herrera has called on Gonzales to resign, arguing that he broke the public trust — and that Gonzales could jeopardize Republican attempts to hold onto the congressional district if he doesn’t step aside. President Donald Trump carried the 23rd District in West Texas by almost 15 percentage points in 2024.
A recent ad from Herrera’s campaign warns the alleged affair “puts Republicans at risk of losing this seat and handing control of Congress to the Democrats.”
“That’s a risk we can’t afford. In the March 3rd Republican primary, vote for the pro-Trump Republican who can keep this seat,” the ad’s narrator says.
