In a recent Palm Beach County special election, Democrat Rob Long secured an overwhelming victory, earning 63.2% of the vote. Long will fill the vacancy left by the late Joe Casello, representing District 90 during the 2026 legislative session, and then facing reelection. He previously served on the Delray Beach City Commission, where he championed LGBTQ+ rights. Long’s campaign garnered endorsements from diverse groups, including business and labor organizations.
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US threatens new ICC sanctions unless court pledges not to prosecute Trump. Well, this whole situation is just… fascinating, isn’t it? It feels like we’re watching a particularly bizarre play unfold on the global stage. The idea of a country, the self-proclaimed leader of the free world, threatening sanctions against an international court, unless that court promises not to investigate a former president? That’s not exactly the image of moral leadership we’re used to seeing. It’s more akin to something you’d expect from a regime trying to hide its own dirty laundry, isn’t it?
The whole thing smacks of desperation, doesn’t it?… Continue reading
On the night of December 9-10, Ukraine initiated a large-scale drone attack on Moscow, as reported by Mayor Sergey Sobyanin. Russian air defenses successfully intercepted at least 31 UAVs approaching the city, and emergency services are currently managing debris from the crashes. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties or significant damage resulting from the attack. Temporary flight restrictions were implemented at multiple Moscow airports during the incident.
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Voting machines said Stephentown rejected the proposed library budget. A recount said otherwise, and this discrepancy is a serious cause for concern. The heart of the matter lies in the accuracy, or rather, the lack thereof, of these new voting systems. The Clear Ballot Systems machines were found to be faulty, and that’s a problem, regardless of how secure they might be.
The Stephentown library budget vote initially showed a rejection. But after a recount, the results flipped. This isn’t just a minor blip; it highlights the potential for widespread errors in vote counting. One comment points out that the machines in this instance missed 231 votes and miscounted a minimum of 249 votes out of a total of 819.… Continue reading
Samuel Saxon, a 47-year-old ICE agent, has been indicted on multiple charges including felonious assault and strangulation following a domestic violence incident. The incident allegedly involved Saxon putting a woman in a chokehold, causing visible injuries, and dragging her into an apartment. Despite the alleged victim’s lack of cooperation, an independent witness corroborated the events, leading to the charges. Saxon, who is the assistant special agent in charge of ICE for the Cincinnati region, is currently being held without bond in the Hamilton County Justice Center.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered all State Department employees to return to using Times New Roman font rather than the Biden-Era ‘woke’ and ‘DEIA’ Calibri font. This, apparently, is a real thing, and it’s… well, it’s a lot to take in. It seems the decision to switch back to Times New Roman is a direct consequence of the perceived “wokeness” associated with the previous administration’s preference for Calibri. You know, the font. Apparently, a font can be woke now.
It’s hard to know where to begin unpacking this, but let’s start with the basics. Times New Roman, the font in question, is a classic.… Continue reading
During a White House news conference, President Trump issued a stern warning to Colombian President Gustavo Petro regarding drug trafficking, suggesting Petro would face “big problems” if he didn’t change his approach. This follows heightened tensions between the two leaders, with previous reports of visa revocations and sanctions against Petro. Trump specifically warned Petro to “wise up” regarding Colombia’s role in drug production and distribution. This threat aligns with Trump’s ongoing pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, highlighting his aggressive foreign policy approach.
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Texas candidate took money from Democrats, then flipped to GOP. It’s a tale as old as time, or at least as old as political opportunism. It’s truly a head-scratcher how someone can run on one platform, rake in donations from those who believe in it, and then do a complete 180-degree turn. It certainly gives the impression of a deep lack of integrity. It’s hard not to view this as a straight-up betrayal of the voters and donors who put their trust (and their money) in this person.
The most common reaction is, naturally, disappointment, and even a touch of anger.… Continue reading
The recent US seizure of an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, the largest ever seized according to Trump, signals a potentially more aggressive phase in US operations within the region. This action, amid the presence of over 15,000 US military personnel, raises questions about the justification and future actions, potentially including a naval blockade. The move has also coincided with a spike in oil futures, which could impact the current administration. Ultimately, the biggest unanswered question is what other measures the US president intends to take in Venezuela.
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Trump’s presidency is crumbling before our eyes, or so the headlines keep suggesting, and honestly, I’m starting to tune them out. It’s not that I don’t want it to be true, far from it. It’s just that I’ve heard this refrain for years now, a constant drumbeat of imminent collapse that never quite materializes. I’ve seen the stories, the analyses, the predictions of doom, but somehow, here we are. The grift is still strong, the policies are still being implemented, and the man himself remains a powerful figure.
The reality on the ground feels far more complex and, frankly, much more disturbing.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood
Trump’s “Crumbling Presidency” Narrative Criticized as Overused and Ineffective
Trump’s presidency is crumbling before our eyes, or so the headlines keep suggesting, and honestly, I’m starting to tune them out. It’s not that I don’t want it to be true, far from it. It’s just that I’ve heard this refrain for years now, a constant drumbeat of imminent collapse that never quite materializes. I’ve seen the stories, the analyses, the predictions of doom, but somehow, here we are. The grift is still strong, the policies are still being implemented, and the man himself remains a powerful figure.
The reality on the ground feels far more complex and, frankly, much more disturbing.… Continue reading