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The Pentagon is putting renewed focus on helping service members vote in the 2026 elections.

Secretary Pete Hegseth is directing troops and commanders toward https://t.co/RD3eEPBZMI and the Federal Post Card Application for absentee voting. FVAP already provides these tools to military members and their families.

The key line: voting assistance should help eligible service members participate without influencing how they vote.

Access to the ballot is one thing. Political persuasion is another.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The Pentagon is putting renewed focus on helping service members vote in the 2026 elections.

Secretary Pete Hegseth is directing troops and commanders toward https://t.co/RD3eEPBZMI and the Federal Post Card Application for absentee voting. FVAP already provides these tools to military members and their families.

The key line: voting assistance should help eligible service members participate without influencing how they vote.

Access to the ballot is one thing. Political persuasion is another.

[THE LINCOLNIST @THE_LINCOLNIST]

🚨DO YOU BELIEVE THE DEMOCRAT PARTY IS THE PARTY OF VIOLENCE?

Yes or No?
If yes give a ❤️ & comment your opinion👇

[THE LINCOLNIST @THE_LINCOLNIST]

🇺🇸🇩🇰🇬🇱 HISTORIC!
President Donald J. Trump has officially signed the landmark Greenland Security Deal alongside Denmark and Greenland.
The agreement strengthens U.S. security and defense interests in the Arctic and expands America’s ability to operate and defend in Greenland. 🇺🇸
A new chapter for Arctic security.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

Good News👇👇👇

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A historic shift in Arctic geopolitics! The US secures a permanent defense agreement for Greenland, officially locking out Russian & Chinese military ambitions while respecting Denmark’s sovereignty. 🇺🇸🧊

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Trump rolled out a rare welcome for Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews.

A 100-foot red carpet, military honors and a B-1 bomber flyover set the stage for Xi’s three-day U.S. visit. Trump later remarked that the flyover was “really loud,” while Xi appeared unfazed.

Xi is calling for partnership over rivalry. Now the ceremony gives way to the real test: what can Washington and Beijing actually deliver on trade and security?

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

Trump rolled out a rare welcome for Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews.

A 100-foot red carpet, military honors and a B-1 bomber flyover set the stage for Xi’s three-day U.S. visit. Trump later remarked that the flyover was “really loud,” while Xi appeared unfazed.

Xi is calling for partnership over rivalry. Now the ceremony gives way to the real test: what can Washington and Beijing actually deliver on trade and security?

[THE LINCOLNIST @THE_LINCOLNIST]

🚨 BREAKING: Ella Langley has made history!

After facing backlash over her support for Charlie Kirk, hunting photos, and collaboration with Morgan Wallen, Langley has now set a new all-time Hot 100 record.

Her hit “Choosin’ Texas” has spent 33 weeks at No. 1, surpassing Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” 🔥🇺🇸

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

Greenland just became an even bigger part of the Arctic security equation.

President Trump, Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen and Greenland’s Jens-Frederik Nielsen signed a new agreement updating the 1951 defense framework.

The deal allows the U.S. to expand Pituffik Space Base and establish additional defense areas at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig, with expanded U.S. military access across Greenland. It also gives the agreement no end date.

At the same time, the agreement explicitly respects Danish sovereignty and Greenland’s right to self-determination, while setting conditions for the deal to continue if Greenland becomes independent.

Trump calls it a major security gain without additional taxpayer cost. Denmark and Greenland describe it as a way to strengthen Arctic and NATO security.

The map isn’t changing—but America’s strategic position in the Arctic is.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

Greenland just became an even bigger part of the Arctic security equation.

President Trump, Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen and Greenland’s Jens-Frederik Nielsen signed a new agreement updating the 1951 defense framework.

The deal allows the U.S. to expand Pituffik Space Base and establish additional defense areas at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig, with expanded U.S. military access across Greenland. It also gives the agreement no end date.

At the same time, the agreement explicitly respects Danish sovereignty and Greenland’s right to self-determination, while setting conditions for the deal to continue if Greenland becomes independent.

Trump calls it a major security gain without additional taxpayer cost. Denmark and Greenland describe it as a way to strengthen Arctic and NATO security.

The map isn’t changing—but America’s strategic position in the Arctic is.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The White House media fight just followed President Trump to the United Nations.

As Trump arrived for the U.N. General Assembly, he confronted CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and questioned why the network was covering him after CNN had been barred from the White House.

Collins pointed out that CNN was credentialed by the U.N., not the White House, and said the network would continue covering the president.

The bigger issue is now access: how far can a president restrict reporters from government-controlled spaces while still ensuring the public can independently follow the presidency?

CNN, MS NOW and Politico have taken the dispute to court, making this more than another Trump-media confrontation.

[THE LINCOLNIST @THE_LINCOLNIST]

Amazing 😎

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The White House media fight just followed President Trump to the United Nations.

As Trump arrived for the U.N. General Assembly, he confronted CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and questioned why the network was covering him after CNN had been barred from the White House.

Collins pointed out that CNN was credentialed by the U.N., not the White House, and said the network would continue covering the president.

The bigger issue is now access: how far can a president restrict reporters from government-controlled spaces while still ensuring the public can independently follow the presidency?

CNN, MS NOW and Politico have taken the dispute to court, making this more than another Trump-media confrontation.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The White House guest list for Trump’s September 24 state dinner with Xi Jinping is packed with America’s biggest tech and business leaders.

Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Dell CEO Michael Dell are among those invited, alongside other major tech executives.

That’s more than a star-studded dinner—it puts some of the people shaping AI, semiconductors and global technology directly alongside U.S.-China diplomacy.

Trump also traveled to Beijing in May with Musk and Huang as part of a broader U.S. business delegation.

With trade, rare earths and AI on the agenda, this dinner could be closely watched far beyond the East Room.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

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Who is the best president?

George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donald Trump

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[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The White House guest list for Trump’s September 24 state dinner with Xi Jinping is packed with America’s biggest tech and business leaders.

Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Dell CEO Michael Dell are among those invited, alongside other major tech executives.

That’s more than a star-studded dinner—it puts some of the people shaping AI, semiconductors and global technology directly alongside U.S.-China diplomacy.

Trump also traveled to Beijing in May with Musk and Huang as part of a broader U.S. business delegation.

With trade, rare earths and AI on the agenda, this dinner could be closely watched far beyond the East Room.

[Blueverse @Blueverse01]

The DOJ is escalating enforcement against alleged noncitizen voting.

Federal prosecutors announced charges against 16 people across multiple states involving alleged illegal voting, false citizenship claims and related fraud. All defendants are presumed innocent.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says investigators have 1,620 open cases and 151 arrests, while more than 300,000 suspected cases are under review. Those figures are administration claims, not 300,000 confirmed illegal votes.

The cases are real. The broader numbers still require scrutiny.

Election integrity matters—but so does separating verified violations from unproven allegations.