@cerebrix2hThe court just dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit seeking California's voter records.The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against California for refusing to provide access to its statewide voter registration data, arguing that it violates federal voting laws. California has cited privacy concerns and offered to allow DOJ officials to inspect the unredacted database in person. The case marks the latest in a series of lawsuits by the DOJ against states to obtain sensitive voter information, amid claims of widespread illegal voting. The court dismissed the lawsuit in January 2026.
@somethingsims4hTrump given Nobel Peace medal by Venezuelan opposition leader Machado - ABC News - PATHETIC Complete pathetic delusion all around.
@Viddy3hTrump is keeping money from Venezuelan oil sale in offshore accountPresident Trump has been accused of keeping proceeds from the first sale of Venezuelan oil in an offshore bank account based in Qatar, raising questions about his relationship with the Qatari government. This move has been criticized as a violation of Venezuelan sovereignty. Meanwhile, tensions in Minnesota have escalated following a shooting involving a federal officer, with the Trump administration deploying additional federal immigration officers to the state. The administration has also been accused of provoking unrest in the state, with some speculating that invoking the Insurrection Act was part of a plan to seize control. Additionally, leaked documents have revealed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is running nearly two dozen secret operations to spy on immigrants, resulting in thousands of apprehensions. The Trump administration has also been criticized for its handling of the media, with CBS News being accused of spreading state propaganda without proper reporting. The administration has also been accused of targeting Asian immigrants in Minnesota, with ICE agents reportedly going door to door asking residents to identify their Asian neighbors.
@onedwigt5hTrump says the US ‘shouldn’t even have an election’ in 2026 because of all his accomplishments | The IndependentPresident Donald Trump expressed in an interview with Reuters that the U.S. should not have midterm elections in 2026 due to his accomplishments in office. He also expressed frustration over the possibility of the Republican Party losing control of the House or Senate in the upcoming midterm elections. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed Trump's remarks as a joke and facetious.
@blygilmore5hRein In ICE NowThe Department of Homeland Security is only funded through January 30. With a new bill being written, its an opportunity to have your voice heard and tell your Senators and Representatives you want significant restrictions on ICE and their brutality.This is a winnable fight if we
@RawStory6hMedical expert claims Trump had a stroke — and Air Force One stairs video tells the storyFrom the article:"My impression is that President Trump has had a stroke, and I think there's several lines of evidence supporting that," said Professor Bruce Davidson, of Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, in Spokane, Washington. "I think his stroke
@AXMA9h“CBS Evening News” Has Lost Over a Million Viewers Since Bari Weiss Takeover | TruthoutCBS Evening News has lost over a million viewers since Bari Weiss took over as editor-in-chief, with a significant drop in viewership in the first week of Tony Dokoupil as anchor.
@AXMA4hUPenn faculty condemn Trump administration’s demand for ‘lists of Jews’Several faculty groups at the University of Pennsylvania have condemned the Trump administration's demand for a list of Jewish faculty, staff, and students, arguing it threatens safety and civil rights. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is seeking personal information as part of its efforts to combat antisemitism on campuses. Jewish faculty and staff view the request as a dangerous echo of historical persecution.
@onedwigt12hAlarm as Trump DoJ pushes for voter information on millions of Americans | US voting rights | The GuardianThe Justice Department is seeking sensitive voter information from at least 43 states, including social security numbers and birth dates, raising concerns about potential voter suppression and undermining confidence in the upcoming midterm elections.
@phixion8hTrump threatens Insurrection Act in Minneapolis as protests grow after second shootingPresident Trump threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act to quell protests in Minnesota following an ICE shooting. Tensions rise as ICE shoots another person in Minneapolis. Governor Walz criticizes the Trump administration's enforcement efforts, while Homeland Security Secretary Noem defends ICE actions.
@thebigbeat3hWoman describes "desperate crying" at facility after she was detained while following ICE agents in Minnesota - CBS NewsI have an idea.. how about stop following them around and get out of the damn way! These unemployed, professional protesters aren’t accomplishing anything.
@Ashing9hThe Apple Doesn’t Fasci… er, Fall Far From Yadda Yadda YaddaGreg had one heckuva’ role model.
@onedwigt12h‘ELITE’: The Palantir App ICE Uses to Find Neighborhoods to RaidThis article from 404 Media reveals that Palantir has developed a tool called ELITE for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to identify potential deportation targets. The tool uses a map interface to show potential targets based on various criteria, including addresses received from the Department of Health and Human Services, and provides a 'confidence score' for each address. The article highlights how ELITE has been used in real-life raids, such as in Woodburn, Oregon, and raises concerns about the indiscriminate nature of ICE's actions.
@thebigbeat7hShocking new video shows NYC's anti-white renters' tsar sharing her desire to make ALL Americans live in social housing | Daily Mail OnlineOof…you get what you pay for, NY.
@onedwigt11h‘Vance hates us’: Europe’s Greenland fears grow as US vice president dives into talks – POLITICOPOLITICO reports on growing European concerns over US Vice President JD Vance's hard-line stance on Greenland. European diplomats fear Vance's influence could prevent a compromise with the US over President Trump's desire to 'conquer' Greenland. The talks in Washington were tense, with no agreement reached, but both sides agreed to continue discussions.
@ashen0ne11hRisk For Thee, Safety For Me: Celebrity Activism | ZeroHedgeThis article from ZeroHedge critiques Hollywood's selective outrage and activism, highlighting the contrast between their vocal condemnation of U.S. agencies and their silence on foreign atrocities. It points out the hypocrisy in celebrities urging others to take risks while they remain insulated in safety.
@giuliomagnifico9hWhat Americans think about Trump’s first year back in office, according to AP-NORC pollingAn AP-NORC poll reveals that about 40% of U.S. adults approve of President Donald Trump’s performance in his second term, a figure that has remained virtually unchanged since he took office again. The poll highlights areas of vulnerability, including low approval ratings on the economy and immigration, and a majority disapproving of his foreign policy approach.
@oe11hDemocrat Sen. Fetterman Urges ICE to ‘Round Up All’ the Criminal MigrantsDo you agree with Fetterman? or do you disagree?
@comdak11hDenmark sets a military tripwire. It's a message to Trump more than Russia or ChinaDenmark is bolstering its military presence in Greenland, deploying additional troops, naval and air capabilities in conjunction with NATO allies. This move is intended as a message to the U.S. more than to NATO's adversaries, serving as a deterrent against potential U.S. aggression. The Danish buildup is not a NATO mission but a unilateral decision, reflecting intense distrust and fear towards the U.S. under the Trump administration. The situation raises questions about the future of NATO and the U.S. commitment to defend its allies.
