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NEW: Tom Homan declared last week the ICE surge in Minnesota was over + the drawdown of federal agents would carry on through this week. But ICE is still all over. āIt certainly hasnāt stopped,ā Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told me. "People are very much on edge." www.huffpost.com/entry/ice-mi...
The Washington press corps does not recognize this as Christian persecution because the Christians being persecuted are not considered as authentic, which to say, as legitimate, as Christians who holler and shout about abortion. The Christianity of those actually being persecuted is erased.
Even though the Supreme Court ruled Trumpās tariffs are illegal, the criminal intent behind them hasnāt changed. Scott Bessent said, in so many words, that the theft of the American people will continue. As for the money already stolen, he said: āI got a feeling the American people wonāt see it.ā
Kind of weird how Kavanaugh repeats himself at the beginning and end of his tariff dissentāthese two passages are remarkably similar, almost like AI rewrote one of them with some minimal variation. (Not saying that happened! Just odd.) www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25p...
A former compliance officer for the international financial powerhouse Deutsche Bank told the FBI she was fired in 2018 after raising concerns about suspicious banking activity from accounts owned by financier and sex predator Jeffrey Epstein, as well as accounts linked to Jared Kushner ā¦
Would you look at that? Now that Anderson Cooper isn't returning to '60 Minutes' due to Bari Weiss, they're now going to air his long-delayed (and heavily scrutinized) South Africa "white genocide" segment this Sunday. Sources told me it was Bari's meddling on this story that led to him leaving.
Anytime a politician gets asked an actual question or gets faced with a follow-up they just meltdown and show they have no idea what theyāre talking about. The veneer of respectability in our politics is a total illusion built on cooperation between the political and media classes.
1. Yesterday, the Supreme Court struck down Donald Trumpās tariff scheme, because the power of taxation goes to the Congress, not the president. āThe Framers did not vest any part of the taxing power in the Executive Branch,ā Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the majority.
Larry Ellison really is trying to create an autocratic-friendly U.S. state media similar to Orban's autocratic state television in Hungary. It's not subtle. If you're going to randomly inject yourself into the Paramount/Netflix/Warner Brothers debate, you should probably mention that:
The FCC, in effect, banned James Talarico from appearing on Stephen Colbert's show last week to prevent the Senate candidate from Texas from getting attention. It backfired. He got more attention than he normally would. But what did people end up seeing? Two decent, caring men talking about God.
He gets what tariffs really are: leverage against rich people, corporations and countries heās seeking to extort. It was reported today that he was angry with the court, but it wasnāt because it āset back his agenda.ā It was because it took away his most powerful tool for seeking bribes.
Today, by a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that President Trumpās global tariffs exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The decision is a victory for the rule of law and the separation of powers. @lizagoitein.bsky.social explains:
I think Dems should make a deal with voters: Give us the Congress and weāll force Trump to give your money back. I think they should dare GOP counterparts to codify Trumpās tariffs & risk the allegation that not only did Trump pick ours pockets but his party wants to make pickpocketing legal.
Talarico says love thy neighbor is the second of two commandments Jesus called on Christians to honor, the first being love God. There is nothing about his Christian faith that should be seen as alienating non-Christians. This is important to say because lots of liberals ain't hearing it.
In case you don't know, Trump parrots Kavanaugh here. Kavanaugh blamed the court for not having a plan to address complexities, like refunds. Thing, that's not the court's problem. That said, if Trump nukes the court's public standing, that's fine by me.
In 2000, Jackson went to rally in Wallingford, where he was met by āsome 500 supporters and about a dozen members of white supremacist groups, some wearing white sheets and waving large Confederate flags.ā A klansman confronted Jackson. And Jackson tried to lift his mask.
Despite being a Mac guy, I don't think it's great that RAMmageddon has gotten so bad that Macs are now significantly cheaper than equivalent PCs. Remind me again why we're letting AI bros wreak havoc on so many other industries that provide tech people actually *want* and find useful?
There is a misconception about this discussion. It is that Talarico and Colbert believe we should get religion out of politics. That's not what they said, nor is is what they implied. Their said religion and THE STATE should be kept apart, because the state, among other things, diminishes God.
1/ Even if MRC's data wasn't questionable (and it really is), Government, whether FTC or Congress, has no business investigating anyone's editorial decisions Nobodyānot Apple, not Fox News, not the NY Timesāloses First Amendment rights because people "rely on them to provide them with information"