Once again—New Mexico is leading the way by protecting free and fair elections! NM becomes the first state in the nation to ban armed federal agents at the ballot box. This is how you do it! 🗳️🇺🇸💪
Once again—New Mexico is leading the way by protecting free and fair elections! NM becomes the first state in the nation to ban armed federal agents at the ballot box. This is how you do it! 🗳️🇺🇸💪
In addition, we have spineless and inept Democrats in Congress. Here’s looking at you, Schumer and Jeffries.
A classic black-and-white photograph of pioneering American war photojournalist Dickey Chapelle (born Georgette Louise Meyer, 1919–1965), captured in an intense, action-oriented moment during her early career as a combat correspondent. Chapelle, a trailblazing female journalist who covered World War II (including Iwo Jima and Okinawa), the Korean War, and Vietnam—where she became the first American female reporter killed in action—is shown crouching low on a sandy, barren beach or landing zone. She wears a worn U.S. military-style fatigue jacket and trousers, a wide-brimmed, battered field cap tilted back on her head, and thick, dark-rimmed glasses. With focused determination, she aims a compact press camera directly forward, hands gripping the camera body and lens securely. Her expression is alert and mid-speech or exclamatory, mouth slightly open, conveying the urgency and adrenaline of frontline work. In the blurred background, a large military tank (an M4 Sherman or similar WWII-era model marked with "CII" on the turret) rumbles nearby, its long gun barrel and tracks visible against the horizon, with faint ocean waves or surf in the distance. The image powerfully captures Chapelle's fearless, hands-on style—often embedding with troops despite military restrictions on women correspondents—symbolizing her grit, independence, and dedication to documenting war from the front lines across multiple conflicts until her death in 1965.
Photojournalist Dickey Chapelle was the first American female war correspondent to die on the front lines (1965).
She covered #WWII, the Korean & Algerian wars, Castro's Cuba, Lebanon & early Vietnam, where she was killed in action. She was born #OTD in 1919. #photography #WomensHistoryMonth
If they want a single "newspaper" replacement, recommend The Guardian. There's a U.S. version.
🔥 🇪🇸 SPAIN — MAR ESPINAR: “Go lick boots at Mar-A-Lago… which Iranian women are thanking Trump? The mothers of the 160 girls murdered at a school?”
Real depression is no joke.
Unspoiled beach, Mexico.
That is not a human face.
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@sen-ronwyden.bsky.social has counseled that Treasury may know more about Epstein than the Justice Dept.
Over 2,000 Marines are being ordered to the Middle East: What Could Go Wrong?
Trump and his band of war-mongering cosplay Crusaders are now sending thousands of troops to the Middle East, escalating chances of a potential ground war. Everything will get worse.
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This is coming from the first-ever winner of the FIFA Peace Prize.
Who would’ve thought the President of the United States would be warning a national soccer team that it might not be safe to attend the World Cup?👇
Long COVID and Recovery Among US Adults
Published: March 2, 2026
"In 2024, 8.3% of US adults—an estimated 21.3 million—reported ever having LC, among whom nearly 6 in 10 reported recovery... Yet many adults, particularly those 35 years or older, continue to experience lasting symptoms"
#LongCOVID
6 years ago today covid -19 was declared a global pandemic
Trump was President
He completly failed
Biden had to clean up his mess
Trump will depart to Palm Beach for the weekend to spend time at his private club and participate in a fundraiser.
This is the second weekend in a row Trump has gone golfing as he risks the lives of American service members.
Thought this was a parody, but, no, the US Mint really removed the olive branch—but not the arrows—held by the eagle on the dime. The design goes back to the super-woke days of 1782.
I remember when the president spoke at Davos virtually right after the inauguration last year, he had a background with the eagle’s head turned toward the arrows.
Says a lot about him that he's still on twitter :/
PhDs have been called doctors far longer than medical doctors.
And more determined.
DAY AHEAD: Big fight to stop Trump from shuttering and gutting the Kennedy Center
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If you lost your job because of DOGE, this will enrage you.
They built a whole-ass crusade around “DEI,” then sent a staffer into a deposition who couldn’t even define it.
Justin Fox’s and his assignment was to help flag grants for elimination based on a term he struggled to explain under oath. 🥴
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This is the grave marker of a great man. No pomp, no grandiosity. He left the world an infinitely better place. #DukeEllington #Jazz
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what it was like viewing the unredacted Epstein Files. This was my experience:
Number of women prosecuted for miscarriages: 400+
Number of Epstein file sex predators prosecuted: 0
Hardly a new thought. Bernie Sanders has been saying this for decades.
It's time for younger people to get off their hands and get in the game.
Dumbest news of the week so far, and that’s saying something