“'The administration thoughtlessly terminated people with crisis experience, and now they’re left without depth in the bench in the middle of a wide scale and broadening crisis,' said a former official with more than a decade experience in evacuation operations..."
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Perhaps it was a bad thing to give a scumbag abuser the power to decide life and death all around the world
The Federal Government has not demonstrated a strong likelihood of success on the merits or “serious legal questions” coupled with a balance of hardships tipping decidedly in its favor. Any harm from the investigation- specific disqualification is abstract at best, whereas granting a stay would reinstate an official who acted without lawful authority -- a clear injury to the State Government. The public interest likewise favors ensuring that governmental power is exercised only by officials with lawful authority. Each factor, and all four taken together, weigh against granting a stay.
Another defeat for another unconstitutionally appointed Trump DOJ prosecutor:
Ex-Trump campaign lawyer John Sarcone will remain disqualified as U.S. Attorney for Albany, and his subpoenas to Letitia James' office will stay quashed.
He's not likely to succeed on appeal, a judge finds.
Yes.
ICE agents don't get to carve out a First Amendment exception for themselves.
Unflattering hegseth photo
Pentagon bars photographers over ‘unflattering’ Hegseth photos - The Washington Post www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
Hahahahahaha
The law actually says to treat these kids as legally present for determining eligibility. It just doesn't require keeping them actually present so that it matters whether their presence is legal or not.
MAGA is beside itself with fury after Sen. Leader John Thune said he plans to bring the SAVE America Act to the Senate floor next week — but won’t use a procedural move that President Donald Trump and anti-voting activists have been demanding to ram the bill through.
"There are only a few itsy-bitsy mines. No big deal."
Statement from National Press Club President Mark Schoeff Jr. on the Pentagon barring news photographers after images of Defense Secretary Hegseth were deemed unflattering.
DoD has now banned press photographers from briefings on the war with Iran after Pete Hegseth’s staff deemed “unflattering” pictures that were published of the defense secretary from the March 2nd Pentagon briefing.
BREAKING: Grammarly is pulling down its explosively controversial feature that impersonates writers without their consent
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Federal judge signals ICE arrests in DC not meeting probable cause standards @ryanknappy.bsky.social www.courthousenews.com/federal-judg...
NEW: Decades after patients first warned Columbia University that one of its doctors sexually abused them, the school is acknowledging a culture of silence that allowed the abuse to continue and some school administrators are finally facing consequences.
“The Kash Patel-led political retribution purge of the FBI is the equivalent of institutional decapitation,” said former FBI agent and MS NOW national security contributor Christopher O’Leary, who worked in counterterrorism and now speaks to former colleagues across the country.
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The screaming subtext here is a call for ethnic cleansing, in a healthy pluralistic government he’d be censured and expelled
Just a coincidence.
Good morning!
Since Trump was re-elected, @forbes.com estimates—
💰His net worth is up $2.1 billion, to $6.4 billion
💰Eric’s has increased tenfold, to $400 million
💰Don Jr.’s has increased sixfold, to $300 million
💰19-year-old Barron Trump is worth $150 million
Have a great day!
A Noem aide spent $3 million on pickup trucks emblazoned with the ICE name & logo, which ICE agents -- notoriously averse to advertising their presence -- will not drive, so they're just sitting in a lot, useless. The contract went to a Trump donor who owns a regional Chevy dealership.
um, he left out a couple
Trump is now blaming Hegseth, Jared, Witkoff, and Rubio for his decision to attack Iran.
An Edward Gorey drawing showing a morose looking black bird on a branch. He (and this feels very much like a he) is pointing downwards with one scraggly wing, and looking straight ahead with debt-filled eyes. His beak is long and sharp, like winter on the Great Plains. He is pointing with his right wing, but this means he is pointing to your left. Your wicked, sinister side. This is no accident. The Bird makes no such mistakes. But he is talking, and the text tells us that he is saying, "Beware of this and that." Honestly, you feel his message in your bones.
Some days I just feel like this Edward Gorey bird gets it.
Vital reporting from @alannavagianos.bsky.social, who you can always trust to cover these stories with care
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A crew is hard at work tying the branches of almond trees.
A crew is hard at work tying the branches of almond trees. This is done to provide structural support and prevent branches from breaking under the weight of a heavy nut crop. It also "trains" the shape of young trees. #WeFeedYou
I don't think this summary is quite right. Cramer wasn't confused about who won the Vietnam War. Clip is below.
If the “heritage American” idea sounds equal parts stupid and dangerous, you’ve understood it correctly.
Future historians are going to need a lot of help from pyschoanalysts to understand Trump's awestruck paralysis whenever he comes into Putin's orbit. Either that or access to Russian intelligence files.
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NEW: DHS is requesting access to the government’s “most powerful people-finder system,” which contains the name, address, Social Security number, employer, and salary or wages of every employed person in the country — as well as sensitive information on children and domestic violence victims.
Trump has filed to trademark America’s 250th anniversary celebration with his name—opening the door for Trump and his family to personally profit off a national holiday.
Q: "The president said yesterday that President Putin told him he wanted to be helpful in the Middle East…How does the president think Russia could be helpful?"
Leavitt: "I'll leave it to the president to divulge any more of that conversation."
That’s a rare downbeat note from Kudlow.
