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UK ex-Prince Andrew arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office Mountbatten-Windsor was stripped of his title last year over his friendship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Prince Andrew arrested after review of newly released Epstein files—Charges pursued.
—Europe: investigations, titles stripped, resignations/firings.
—US: Nothing. No prosecutions. No resignations. Pam Bondi & DOJ protect Trump, his cabinet & billionaire allies.

Same crimes. Different accountability

Someone tell Bari about the Streisand effect

'Spread It Around!': Jimmy Kimmel Unveils Plan To Shame Trump's Name Forever The late night host has a way to give Trump exactly what he wants — but in the worst possible way.

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AOC, on the abomination that is Susan Collins. 😳👇

GOOD! GOOD! GOOD! Let it happen! Where is your Godliness. That's what I thought! Sad!

This made me ugly cry 😭

I will never claim that he was perfect…every president in my lifetime has pissed me off for one reason or another.
But…dammit, I’m so tired of the constant feeling of uneasiness and uncertainty 😔

Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice WASHINGTON, D.C. – The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. ET. The hearing, "Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice," will examine the mis...

📺 HAPPENING NOW: Attorney General Pam Bondi will face questions from lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee over the DOJ’s handling of the Epstein files.

This will be the first time the attorney general appears before Congress since an October hearing.

Follow along LIVE at the link below👇

DOJ tries and fails to indict 6 Democrats over video reminding military of illegal orders The effort was an extraordinary attempt to weaponize the criminal justice system to punish Trump's political opponents.

NEW: Federal prosecutors in D.C. tried to indict six Democratic lawmakers for reminding military service members in a video they are obligated to refuse unlawful orders.

The attempt marks yet another attempt from the criminal justice system to punish Trump’s political foes over dissenting speech.

Bill Clinton’s response to the closed-door subpoena.

Angry Staffer's comment: "Master class in how to respond to political bullshit. Happy to talk to you out in the open, but I’m not going to let you feed the selective outrage machine with cherry-picked quotes."
#ProudBlue

Reubin Gallego has the ultimate solution to a serious attempt by the Trump admin. to shut down the election: a general strike.
#ProudBlue

We apparently have a gov't that's ok with all the levels of depravity we think of. True, a lot of the evidence coming from Epstein isn't enough to convict these monsters in court, yet, but why do we still allow them to run our gov't & major businesses & enterprises? Where's the outrage?
#ProudBlue

Beautiful. She’s stunning.

Letter from Senator Ron Wyden: Dear CIA Director Ratcliffe, I write to alert you to a classified letter I sent you earlier today in which I express deep concerns about CIA activities. Thank you for your attention to this important matter. Sincerely, Ron Wyden U.S. Senator

I don’t like this

There’s a reason privacy advocates are fond of Sen. Ron Wyden, and its not just because he routinely champions legislation aimed at protecting civil liberties. From his perch on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Wyden is uniquely well situated to spot intelligence programs that strain the limits of the law or unduly encroach on Americans’ privacy. And while Wyden takes his obligation not to reveal classified information seriously, he has a history of doing all he can to draw public attention to those potential problem areas. Long before Edward Snowden revealed the NSA’s now-defunct mass database of domestic telephone records, Wyden was sounding the alarm about a secret and radical interpretation of the Patriot Act’s “business records” provision. Most notoriously, at a public hearing in 2013, he pressed then–Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on whether NSA collected any type of data on Americans in bulk—and received the now-infamous answer “not wittingly,” which seriously weakened Clapper’s credibility when it was revealed to be false just a few months later.

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Ron Wyden Only Talks Like This When The Spies Do Something *Real* Bad No, I don't know what they did. But I have a lot of experience with the senator

@wyden.senate.gov's record of warning that there is deep and constitutionally-serious dirt being done by the intelligence agencies in secret is unblemished. The vaguer he is, the filthier the dirt is. This is the vaguest I've ever seen him

Remember her name: Aliya Rahman

Her testimony is everything and it deserves to be heard, by everyone. Decide for yourself.

It’s powerful. It’s gut-wrenching. And no one should have to survive what she did.

ICE MUST GO‼️

YEESH. Brutal. But very well-written.

This is so good, posted by Joyce Vance on Substack with permission.

The circus is never going to say THEY did anything wrong

Let's keep it real. Nobody cares that Melania was a soft porn model. They care that she was a regular in an underage sex trafficking mansion, along with her perverted husband.She's got a serious lack of self-awareness to think people would get over that "minor detail"?

Sen. Jacky Rosen: It's time for my colleagues in the House to impeach Kristi Noem Sen. Jacky Rosen: The DHS secretary isn't honoring her oath to defend the Constitution

OPINION by @rosen.senate.gov:

“Pretti was killed because DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has been an abject failure as the leader of this incredibly important department.”

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