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Here’s another clip of a woman reading Trump’s words verbatim from a recent rally in Mississippi that puts a giant magnifying glass over how gone he is cognitively and unfit he is for office.
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Trumps Spiritual Advisor who was convicted for molesting a 12-year old child has been released from prison after only 6 months
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You need to watch this murder on live television. This is Pete Hegseth’s pastor getting absolutely wrecked.
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🥲You need to hear this. It's about the man Pete Hegseth just fired, Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia. A story of appreciation told by one of his own soldiers.
🚨🇺🇸Trust me, he deserves this minute of your time. What's happening isn't just difficult at times, it's heartbreaking.
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Crazy ICE agent slashes tire of civilians car. Portland, OR
The video shows them clearly committing state and federal crimes. It's a federal crime to deprive people of their civil rights, and it's another to conspire with others for the same purpose.
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Since January, ICE has detained and sought to deport a man to Jamaica. But an AP investigation has found documents that support claims by his lawyers that he's a U.S. citizen. apnews.com/article/ice-immig…
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🚨 BREAKING: Travis County judge granted Gina Hinojosa's request to inspect Greg Abbott's unredacted Musk emails.
Judge Mauzy set Thursday 10 AM as the DEADLINE for Abbott to let her see them.
Abbott tried to keep them hidden, calling them "intimate and embarrassing."
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She didn't monetize her sacrifice—she answered the call.
The Senate hearing room went cold when the insult landed.
Tammy Duckworth sat across from J.D. Vance, waiting for him to answer her question. She'd come prepared with policy, with specifics, with the kind of detailed inquiry that veterans' issues demand. But instead of engaging, Vance chose a different route. He compared her to Forrest Gump.
Let that sink in for a moment. A sitting senator, facing a decorated combat veteran who'd left parts of herself on an Iraqi battlefield, thought a fictional character was the appropriate reference.
Duckworth's response was surgical. She didn't raise her voice. She didn't need to. When you've piloted a Black Hawk helicopter through hostile fire, when you've felt the explosion that tears through metal and bone, when you've woken up in a hospital missing both legs and part of an arm, petty insults from small men barely register.
November 12, 2004. That's the day her helicopter was hit by an RPG over Iraq. She was co-piloting, focused on her mission, when the world turned to fire and shrapnel. The rocket-propelled grenade destroyed her aircraft and nearly destroyed her. Most people would have let that be the end of their service story.
Duckworth spent a year in recovery at Walter Reed. She learned to walk again on prosthetic legs. Then she went back to work.
No book tour about resilience. No cable news circuit trading on sacrifice. She didn't monetize her Purple Heart or turn her injuries into a personal brand. She served in the Illinois National Guard, then ran for office to continue serving in a different capacity.
Retired Lieutenant Colonel. Combat veteran. Purple Heart recipient. The first disabled woman elected to Congress, then to the Senate. The first senator to give birth while in office, bringing her newborn onto the Senate floor because the rules hadn't contemplated a working mother who'd also taken shrapnel for her country.
When Vance tried his cheap shot, she treated it exactly like what it was: noise from someone who'd never answered a question he found uncomfortable. She'd faced real danger. She knew the difference between actual courage and performance art patriotism.
That's who Tammy Duckworth is. Remember it.
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Exactly what we need in the absence of a functioning U.S. Department of Justice. An organization of ex-prosecutors and investigators who help can put cases together for current and future prosecutors who will restore accountability for corrupt federal officials and those who benefit from that corruption.
We are facing a crisis of impunity. That's why we built The Rule of Law Project — to investigate unlawful conduct by federal officials, and work with state and local prosecutors to hold them to account.
Watch former DOJ prosecutor Mark Blumberg and human rights leader Brad Adams launch this critical accountability initiative on MSNOW with Nicolle Wallace.
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The Cuban Delegation at the UN led by special envoy Ernesto Soberon Guzman confronted U.S Ambassador Mike Waltz about the U.S blockade & called him a terrorist & liar. All he kept saying was this is the United States of America & as they walked towards him he said back up.
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Black middle school boy kicked out of football game—after he got mad opposing team called him N-word.
"My kid is the running back and had already scored 3 touchdowns," mom said.
"They were looking for any reason to get him out!"
"After a play my son and the opposing safety were face to face — both kids should have received a taunting penalty."
"When he got ejected, we accepted the fact it was for the REMAINDER of the game."
"Get to the game yesterday and was told it's the remainder of the season!"
"There was hella flags being thrown, and the ball being moved. Our kids were getting punched, kicked, racially taunted, and face masked!"
"AGAIN, NO FLAGS! It was ridiculous! But of course, WE ARE THE PROBLEM!"
Incident occurred at a Sunrise Optimist North Topeka youth football game in Topeka, Kansas.
Meik McClinton and Tytianna Colbert don’t have accounts on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
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Putin stated that he is in contact with Elon Musk and described him as a “genius.”
"Elon Musk is a brilliant man—absolutely brilliant. How many of these devices are in orbit? More than 5,000. We are only taking our first steps, but we are proud that we have begun this process—and that we have begun it independently. We are in close contact with our American partners, including Mr. Musk, because it is crucial that no one interferes with anyone else while in orbit; a certain level of discipline and order must be maintained. Both we and our American partners value this mutual relationship, and—despite all the political issues—we work closely with him. Our space agency, Roscosmos, and other companies operate in this way. So, while we have only taken the first step, it is an important one. Do you see? The quality is there; now we must move from quality to quantity."
