Former CIA officer Susan Miller refuted Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s claims that the Obama administration manufactured intelligence to undermine Donald Trump’s 2016 election win. Miller, who helped assemble the 2019 Mueller report, emphasized that their investigation was solely focused on the data, with no external influence dictating their conclusions. The team concluded with high probability that the Russians aimed to get Trump elected, while acknowledging they could not determine the effectiveness of these efforts. Miller strongly criticized Gabbard’s assertions, maintaining that the intelligence findings were accurate and not politically motivated.
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The cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show due to pressure from Donald Trump highlights escalating concerns regarding First Amendment rights. According to David Enrich, Trump’s administration actively attempts to intimidate media outlets critical of his actions and rhetoric. This aggressive stance reflects a broader pattern of suppressing dissenting voices and controlling the narrative. The situation underscores the potential dangers of political interference in the media and its chilling effect on free speech.
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Reports reveal Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his estranged wife, State Senator Angela Paxton, declared three homes as their primary residences on mortgage documents. This could have saved the couple significant money due to lower interest rates on primary homes, potentially raising concerns about mortgage fraud. Experts note that proving such a crime requires demonstrating active knowledge of the false statements. These revelations come shortly after Angela Paxton filed for divorce, citing adultery, adding further complexity to Paxton’s ongoing political career, including his run for U.S. Senate.
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Democratic congressional candidate Isaiah Martin was arrested after being forcibly removed from a Texas State Capitol hearing on redistricting. Martin, running for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, was charged with criminal trespass, disrupting a meeting, and resisting arrest after exceeding his allotted speaking time and refusing to stop. While the candidate was wrestled out of the room, all charges against Martin were dropped, and he was expected to be released. Martin was protesting Republican-led efforts to alter congressional maps.
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Three-year-old Ke’Torrius “K.J.” Starkes Jr. died after being left in a hot car while in the custody of a contracted worker for the Alabama Department of Human Resources. The worker, who had picked K.J. up for a supervised visit with his father, allegedly made personal errands with the child before returning home and leaving him in the car for over five hours. The child was found unresponsive in the vehicle, with temperatures reaching over 90 degrees and heat indexes over 100 degrees. The Alabama Department of Human Resources confirmed the incident occurred during the child’s custody and that the contract provider terminated the worker, with the Birmingham Police Department investigating the death.
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Ukraine alleges that Russia is forcibly abducting Ukrainian children, indoctrinating them, and compelling them into military service, potentially to fight against their own people. These actions, reportedly orchestrated by President Putin, are part of a broader plan to replenish dwindling military ranks and demoralize Ukrainian troops. One example is Vlad Rudenko, who was abducted at 16, subjected to intense training, and eventually escaped. The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Putin due to these child abductions, but Russia denies any wrongdoing, despite documented evidence of indoctrination camps and forced assimilation.
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In a recent lawsuit, two funeral homes are accused of a gruesome error: allegedly providing grieving parents with their deceased son’s brain in an unmarked box. The box, shipped between funeral homes and left in the family’s car, began to leak and emit a foul odor, with the father inadvertently handling the brain matter. The Butlers’ attorney asserts that both funeral homes were negligent in their handling of the remains and caused severe emotional distress. The Butlers seek answers and compensation, hoping the lawsuit will prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future, as they still do not know if the brain was buried with the rest of his remains.
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Russia cancels main naval parade after losing 33% of Black Sea Fleet in Ukrainian drone strikes. Well, that’s a headline that certainly grabs your attention, doesn’t it? It’s hard not to chuckle a little, isn’t it? You can almost hear the collective groan emanating from the Kremlin as they cancel the big naval show. And the reason? Well, let’s just say the Ukrainian drone operators have been having a field day, turning a significant chunk of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet into, shall we say, a permanent underwater exhibit. Losing a third of your naval power is, to put it mildly, a bit of a setback, especially when it comes at the hands of a country that…well, let’s just say they don’t exactly have a navy of their own.… Continue reading
According to a former senior CIA officer, Susan Miller, who helped oversee the 2017 intelligence assessment on Russian interference in the 2016 election, the claims made by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and the White House that the assessment was an attempt to sabotage President Donald Trump are untrue. Miller stated that the assessment, based on credible information, showed Russia aimed to help Trump win, but there was no evidence of collusion between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign. While acknowledging that Russia sought to influence the election, Miller’s team did not find evidence to prove the impact of the information warfare on the vote. However, the White House and the ODNI have disputed Miller’s claims, citing a 2020 report that asserts there was insufficient information to conclude Russia had been trying to tip the scales in favor of Trump.
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Michael Wolff, a long-time Trump biographer, suggests Melania Trump may be a key connection between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Wolff claims Melania was involved in Epstein’s social circle and was introduced to Trump through a model agent, who also had connections to Epstein. Notably, Wolff alleges that Trump and Melania first had sex on Epstein’s jet. These claims add a complex dimension to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Trump’s relationship with Epstein and contradict Melania Trump’s account.
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