These movies are all free with Amazon Prime in March and early April, and they will bring you through a spectrum of rapid, unpredictable emotions.

1. Past Lives (2023)

For viewers who enjoy: romantic dramas, exploring life’s “what ifs”

Why Watch It? If you love stories that make you think about what could’ve been, Past Lives is exactly that (warning: refrain from texting the one that got away).

Synopsis: Childhood sweethearts Nora (Greta Lee) and Hae Sung (Teo Yoo abruptly part ways, and years later, cross paths again. Except now, life has pulled them in different directions with new relationships, new careers, etc. They’re forced to confront the blurred lines between their past and present, questioning whether the love they once shared still holds weight in their lives today.

2. Challengers (2024)

For viewers who enjoy: sports dramas, romantic thrillers, intense rivalries

Why Watch It? Because Zendaya. And if you love the mix of competition and spicy relationship dynamics.

Synopsis: Rival tennis players Art (Mike Faist) and Riley (Theo James) have spent years competing for the top spot and over their shared history with ex-lover Tashi (Zendaya). The pressure continues and old tensions resurface but this time, their rivalry starts to become dangerous. The final showdown on the court is one you would hate to miss.

3. Snack Shack (2024)

For viewers who enjoy: Peak 1990s nostalgia.

Why Watch It? This is the perfect nostalgic watch to take you back to teenage shenanigans, first crushes, and the simplicity of pre-internet summers.

Synopsis: AJ (Luke Benward) and Moose (Zach McGowan) spend their summer working the snack shack at a local pool in 1991 Nebraska City. They both fall for the new lifeguard, Brooke (Isabela Merced), and what starts as a rivalry for her attention leads them to unexpected moments of friendship, growing up, and the true definition of what teenage summers are all about.

Americans are voting with their feet and a new analysis shows Texas and Florida are projected to gain electoral college votes in 2030 while California and New York will lose votes.

These new numbers confirm Americans are rejected the Democrats’ liberal, pro-abortion agenda as they move to pro-life conservative states that better represent their family values.

Texas is on a trajectory to significantly enhance its political influence by potentially gaining four congressional seats following the 2030 Census. This anticipated growth underscores the state’s robust population increase and economic vitality, positioning it as a pivotal player in national politics.

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The state’s burgeoning population is a testament to its business-friendly environment, low taxes, and commitment to pro-life and family values—principles that have long been championed by Republicans. The state was the first America, even before Dobbs, to protect babies from abortions. These factors have attracted families and businesses seeking opportunities and freedom, contributing to Texas’s demographic expansion.

With the addition of these congressional seats, Texas will wield greater influence in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Electoral College. The Republican-controlled state legislature will oversee the redistricting process, ensuring that the new congressional maps are drawn to reflect the interests and values of conservative Texans.

Meanwhile, Florida is right behind, which is also expected to gain four seats according to data from the American Redistricting Project (ARP).

On the Democrat side, California is projected to lose three seats, and New York to lose two.

In fact, recent figures show that most of the states currently gaining in population are pro-life are pro-life red states while most of the states losing population are pro-abortion blue states. This bodes well for future presidential and Congressional elections, to keep the White House and Congress in pro-life Republican hands and away from radical pro-abortion Democrats who want abortions up to birth nationwide.

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