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News Roundup for February 23, 2017

News Roundup for February 23, 2017
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We’re bringing you the weird news every single day.

1. President Trump has revoked the right for trans teens to use whichever bathroom they choose. Revoking this law literally makes no one safer and puts millions at risk. Thanks President Trump. More here.

2. President Trump wants to deport all undocumented immigrants to Mexico, regardless of their country of origin. Mexico is obviously not on board. More here.

3. Noah Dyer, who is running for governor of Arizona in 2018, is airing his own dirty laundry. Weird, looks like he’s using the Trump method of campaigning. Let’s hope it doesn’t work twice. More here.

4. The Pope is cool with atheists. Suggesting that they’re better than hypocritical Catholics. Wait, what? More here.

5. Jay Z is the first rapper to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Congrats, HOV. More here.

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