New York: it's hot out there, and the power grid is working overtime to keep us cool.
Set your AC to 78 degrees, turn off lights/electronics you're not using, and unplug what you can.
Our City is doing its part too: maintaining the 78 degrees rule in our buildings, dimming/turning off our lights during peak electricity demand, asking private partners to do the same, and powering down non-essential equipment.
A stable grid means the AC stays on, and lives are saved. Let's ease demand — and get through the heat — together.
The best team in baseball in June, by a decent margin, is the Miami Marlins. They're about to go 20-6, have outscored opponents 129-78 this month and have the lowest CBT payroll in MLB. The Marlins' third-highest-paid player is Giancarlo Stanton, who last played for them in 2017.
This VE General has a $25M bounty on him issued by the U.S. Department of Justice. Why is he in charge of anything in Venezuela? He is ruthless, has allegedly murdered his own people, has caused horrific crimes against the citizens of the United States. Why are we dealing with him at all?
@SecRubio
This is Diosdado Cabello, the top murderer of the Chavista-Madurista regime.
He is now actively blocking any access to the disaster zone in La Guaira where there are still tens of thousands missing and thousands of volunteers are scrambling to save them with their own bare hands.
These murderers stole HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS over 27 years and now Venezuela lacks ANY kind of infrastructure to respond to the current tragedy.
Have you wondered why all the rescue efforts are done by international groups and foreign countries? because the narcoterrorist regime has nothing. The army isn't even on the streets. They only use it for repression. And 'law' authorities are ACTIVELY STEALING THE RESOURCES BEING SENT.
They are blocking all access because they know this will expose all the blood that's in their hands. They don't want the world to find out this tragedy is orders of magnitude worse just because of them. Diosdado, Delcy and Jorge Rodríguez, all of them are responsible and must pay for this.
RELEASE: SOUTHCOM Leadership Arrives in Venezuela to Coordinate Earthquake Relief Support
U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Kevin J. Jarrard arrived in Caracas, Venezuela, today, to oversee Department of War support to Venezuela earthquake relief efforts.
Maj. Gen. Jarrard is serving as the senior U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) official on the ground and is working closely with partners to plan, coordinate, and direct the U.S. military’s unparalleled logistical and operational capabilities to support the rapid, life-saving movement of response personnel, equipment, and humanitarian assistance into affected areas.
SOUTHCOM is supporting Department of State-led U.S. government relief operations in Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes that struck the nation June 24, 2026. The interim Government of Venezuela formally requested U.S. support following the earthquakes.
Assigned U.S. military forces will utilize fixed and rotor wing aircraft to provide specialized mobility services and assist U.S. Government personnel, search and rescue teams, and partners assessing damage and delivering critical life-saving assistance.
POINT OF CONTACT
Phone: 305-437-1213
Email: https://t.co/[email protected]
Online release: https://t.co/dMX5m4Xoxj
@DeptofWar@SecWar@WHAAsstSecty@usembassyve@USAenEspanol@StateDept
"The actual Venezuelan people, the ones who lived under Maduro's boot, a whole lot of them are celebrating."
"But you, sitting on your couch, eating your DoorDash, are pissed off."
"Last week you were mad at Nick Shirley for exposing corruption, this week you are mad about an administration that doesn't even govern you."
"You rotate outrage like it's a subscription service."
"Pick a standard, or admit you don't have one."
BASED!!!
Wow.
Venezuala 🇻🇪 is home to…
-Insanely great nature
-Some of latam’s most beautiful women
-Dollarized economy
-Supposedly one of latam’s best cities in Caracas 🇻🇪
Going to fast become one of South America’s top nomad spots.
Well, that was the quickest regime change I’ve ever seen or remember reading about. I have to admit, I’m surprised and, frankly, impressed that they got Maduro so quickly.
A couple of things that I think are important to remember here:
This whole thing was sold on lies (like all wars). This was never about drugs and all you have to do is look at the percentage of drugs that come from Venezuela to know that. Trump overthrew a sovereign government without authorization from congress for reasons that he won’t tell the American people, none of whom wanted this war.
The most important question is always ‘what comes next?’ and it’s a question DC is famous for ignoring. In the case of Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen it was disaster, despite all of the war hawks immediately celebrating the “success.”
I hope what comes next is better for the people of Venezuela and the region but I’m not optimistic. These events have a tendency to destabilize. And, unlike the Middle East and North Africa, this is in our backyard and we will pay a steeper price if the results are another destroyed country.