Diane Keaten

if the US government logs these trees at the rate / quantity they're proposing, we'll lose one of the last old-growth forests. there's no coming back from that. if you have five minutes to leave a comment pushing back against the BLM, please do; there's a guide to that below.

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"No stupid rules of engagement" is how you shoot down three of your own F-15s in one day. Just a shocking display of martial ineptitude.

James Talarico: Are you aware that this bill removes the writings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.?

Republican: Yes

Talarico: Yet this bill still includes the writings of Alexis de Tocqueville, and he's not even an American. Could that be because he's a white man?

Republican: N-not exactly…

Connor for SNL!

SNL ALWAYS UNDERSTANDS THE ASSIGNMENT‼️

But they said he was “The peace president.” 🥴

OUCH.

Even by cult standards, this is just bonkers.

Listen this is some next level trolling.

It’s not just that Charlie Kirk is up there. It’s who he’s with.

Catherine Beecher, while an advocate for women’s education, also fiercely opposed women’s suffrage and wanted women’s political power to be mostly constrained to their role as mothers.

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Currently “featuring” Ashley Padilla, on Connor Storie night, is actually a federal crime and to whom will be arrested

Our baby has been alive for two deadly, illegal campaigns by the U.S. to remove a foreign leader. She’s 7 weeks old.

“The Founders missed Frankenstein by 30 years and the Mar-a-Lago face by a few hundred more. But they may have recognized the presidency we have now: a grotesque concentration of authority in the hands of Trump.”

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Draft Stephen Miller

Column: New bidets might help the Chicago White Sox flush away the past The installation of new bidets in the Rate Field clubhouse is a great conversation starter at Chicago White Sox camp. Can they help flush away the past?

Column: The jokes write themselves when it comes to the subject of eco-friendly hygiene, but the Chicago White Sox are using the topic as a way to help Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami acclimate himself as “one of the boys.”

Direct Iranian drone hit on a high rise building in Bahrain's capital of Manama.

Gulf states seem to be struggling to intercept Shaheds while successfully knocking out cruise missiles.

Updated:

WASHINGTON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Caine are monitoring the U.S. operation in Iran from President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, where Trump is currently located, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Jesus Christ they're running the war from Mar-a-Lago

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Israel, Epstein, corporate oil industry

Remember who you are fighting for

Nail in her coffin. M@G@ seethes when Kam@la’s name is even mentioned. I still think she should run for governor.

'Women aren't less than': Team USA women's hockey players respond to Trump's joke Captain Hilary Knight described the president's joke about being obligated to invite the women to the White House or risk impeachment as "distasteful."

'Women aren't less than': Team USA women's hockey players respond to Trump www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news... by @dohamadani.bsky.social

Here is my opening statement to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee today.

Opinion: The Trump administration handing out refunds to Chinese companies will be a terrible look. ft.trib.al/UboMZ2L

Secretary Clinton has been trying to get the press let into the deposition.

Reminder: she wanted the hearing to be public, but Comer said no.

Now she’s saying that if Boebert is going to take photos and send them to people like Benny Johnson, then the press should be allowed into the deposition.

The Dept of Labor this morning.

Big Pedo is watching.

Mississippi’s Black voters brace for elections ruling that could gut Supreme Court clout Black Mississippians won a Voting Rights Act case that challenges how the state elects supreme court justices. But that victory may be in jeopardy.

In the coming months, the Supreme Court will rule on a case that could gut key parts of the Voting Rights Act and radically alter the country’s voting maps

Mississippi's Black voters are bracing for "devastation"