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In a recent spending bill, a provision allows GOP senators to sue the federal government over the lawful search of their phone records as part of the January 6th investigation, potentially costing taxpayers up to $500,000 per senator. Trump’s recent pardons, which are seen as a precursor for future election denialism, have also sparked controversy, as well as the ongoing preferential treatment of the politically connected and corrupt. Additionally, the Trump administration faces legal challenges and is under scrutiny for its actions on deportation, military actions, and diplomatic decisions.
House Republicans are preparing to vote on a bill to reopen the US government, despite strong opposition from Democrats. Democrats plan to oppose the bill because it fails to extend tax credits for Affordable Care Act health plans, a key demand for the party. The Senate passed the compromise bill, and now the House is expected to vote, but a significant number of House Democrats, including the New Democrat Coalition and the Congressional Progressive caucus, are against the measure. This poses a challenge for Speaker Mike Johnson, as he can only afford to lose a few Republican votes.
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Russia’s first AI humanoid robot falls ‘flat on its face’ seconds after grand unveiling. Let me tell you, it’s not every day you get to witness a monumental technological unveiling end in… well, let’s just say a rapid descent. The whole thing was just *chef’s kiss*. The video, if you haven’t seen it, is a masterclass in comedic timing.
The presenters, bless their hearts, were clearly anticipating a moment of glory. But then came the curtain – and that’s where things truly got interesting. The struggle to close it properly was almost as entertaining as the main event itself. They flailed, they fiddled, and the audience… well, the audience got a performance of a different kind.… Continue reading
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The Ulyanovsk region of Russia will indefinitely lack mobile internet access due to federal restrictions implemented “to ensure state security,” according to regional officials. These restrictions, affecting residential areas and businesses, are mandated by Moscow and will remain in place “until the end of the war against Ukraine”. While the government emphasizes these are permanent security measures, residents are encouraged to utilize available public Wi-Fi hotspots and a “white list” of accessible online services. This move follows a new federal decision to expand security zones around strategic facilities in response to perceived threats, and comes as new decrees require telecommunication providers to terminate user access based on FSB requests.
Following the January 6th attack, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was charged with seditious conspiracy and subsequently found guilty, receiving an 18-year prison sentence. However, Rhodes was pardoned by Donald Trump in January 2025, leading to his release. Rhodes has since announced plans to “relaunch” and “rebuild” the Oath Keepers, citing the current political climate as justification for potential actions. He expressed his belief that Trump could call upon the militia to address perceived invasions, insurrections, and resistance to federal law, and stated his desire for Trump to command them.
Newsom Rejects Trump’s California Offshore Drilling Plans
It’s truly something to witness, this ongoing clash between California’s Governor Newsom and the former President Trump, especially when it comes to the vast and complex topic of offshore drilling. It’s safe to say that Newsom isn’t afraid to stand his ground, and in this instance, he’s putting up a solid wall against Trump’s plans for oil exploration off the California coast. From the sounds of it, this move is met with a lot of positive reactions, and frankly, it seems pretty clear why.
There’s a widespread feeling that we already have enough oil rigs marring the beauty of the ocean and the coast.… Continue reading
The USS Gerald R Ford, the U.S. Navy’s newest and largest aircraft carrier, has arrived in the U.S. Southern Command’s area of responsibility, escalating military tensions with Venezuela. This deployment, along with other U.S. warships, a submarine, and aircraft, represents a significant military buildup, purportedly aimed at combating drug trafficking. In response, the Venezuelan government has also mobilized its military, viewing the U.S. presence as a major threat and accusing the U.S. of fabricating a new war. Meanwhile, regional leaders have responded cautiously, with a summit declaration rejecting the use of force, though some nations, like Venezuela, are holding a firm line against the U.S. presence.
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