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Florida’s Supreme Court rulings enabling both the heartbeat bill and the ballot question which would enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution has triggered a wave of media wishcasting, centered around the hope that abortion will lift President Joe Biden to victory in November, retaking the state for the Democrats. ABC News, as usual, has distinguished itself among the corporate wishcasters. Here’s how tonight’s campaign roundup opened, with hope of the state being “put in play” for 2024: 

What are the odds that three network newscasts would spit out the same talking point on migrant crime while covering a Trump campaign event? It turns out the odds are pretty good if the media need to firefight for President Biden on immigration, as they did tonight. Watch, for example, as ABC’s Rachel Scott works the “migrants are less likely to commit crime than American citizens” talking point into the immigration part of her abortion-heavy campaign roundup:

The founder of the Child Mind Institute explains why young people are experiencing unprecedented levels of anxiety and depression — and what parents can do about it. His book is Scaffold Parenting.

While there is very little that is flashy about the French beauty mogul, it's proving an impossible task for any billionaire to dethrone the 70-year-old whose fortune is an estimated $99.5billion.

Muq, now based in Texas, will perform at the Pearl Street Warehouse on Monday, April 8.