Kristi Noem will be thrown under the bus for this, but the real focus needs to be on getting Stephen Miller as far away from Trump as possible. He is a poisonous presence in the administration. Trump's worst ethnonationalist authoritarian impulses are amplified by Miller.
🚨 BREAKING: The “No-Go-Zone” in Minneapolis is getting fully stocked like a pop-up leftist supply depot, free hand warmers, winter gear, coffee, food, milk, you name it.
This is PROFESSIONAL-grade logistics. Someone is BANKROLLING this autonomous zone.
In 2016, Philando Castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria worker and permitted gun owner, was fatally shot by a Minnesota police officer as he reached for his driver license during a traffic stop. In 2017, the officer was acquitted on all charges. 🧵
TODAY: Hundreds of thousands in Minnesota braved -10°F weather to march through downtown Minneapolis as part of the statewide general strike demanding ICE out of the Twin Cities.
I just watched ICE drag off a Black man after they overpowered him appeared to strangle him and then they thew him in the back of a pickup truck full of good ole boys.
In Minnesota. In 2026.
It's a modern day lynching, in public, by our federal government.
On this day in 1879, a Black man named Ben Daniels was arrested on suspicion of theft merely for having a $50 bill. Hours later, a white mob lynched Mr. Daniels and his two sons.
https://t.co/zikGyB1BoY
the amount of people who think summary execution is a valid punishment for not exactly following contradictory orders from masked men who are kidnapping your neighbors is astounding to me
I am providing safe harbour to the protein pop tart. He is living in my basement and writing up a manifesto. We are madly in love and i will not let the unjust pop tart police capture him. My cats keep screaming to go downstairs but they wouldn't understand.
Jon M. Chu refused to let Universal Pictures execs see the final shot of #WickedForGood, fearing they'd spoil it in the marketing: "And the girls got to choose what they are actually saying. I don’t even know what they said."
“Yes. It was always the plan. I was always going to end on the whisper. Do you know how hard it was to force Universal to never use it in any marketing material? They even had a poster of it for the first movie, and I was like, ‘Why are we releasing this poster? We should never acknowledge the whisper. Never. Never.’ I wanted it to feel like we didn’t care about it, then suddenly it’s the last shot in ‘For Good.’ So the studio never saw that final shot. I imposed a huge thing: ‘Do not show this shot!’ They wanted it so badly," Chu told Business Insider. “That poster is one of the most brilliant posters ever made. You don’t know what Glinda’s saying, because they never actually do that in the musical. But it’s sort of the key to friendship. That we have these secrets. And the girls got to choose what they are actually saying in the scene. I don’t even know what they said.”
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🔴 JUST IN | A U.S. Embassy official who visited imprisoned American teenager Mohammed last week warned his family that his condition has sharply deteriorated, journalist Jasper Nathaniel reports. The official cited severe weight loss, black circles under his eyes, and said guards beat him when he tried to wave to his father on a courtroom camera, prompting an urgent escalation of his case to Israeli authorities. With nearly 100 Palestinians reported dead in Israeli custody since October 7, Nathaniel says a delegation of U.S. lawmakers must travel to Israel and demand to see Mohammed, warning that anything less risks leaving an American teenager to die in detention.
🚨 A US Embassy official visited Mohammed last week and gave his father a terrifying update. Said he is “not doing good at all,” has black circles under his eyes, more weight loss, and that guards beat him when he tried to wave to his father on the courtroom security camera. Whatever he saw was serious enough that, after nine months, he suddenly escalated Mohammed’s medical case to Israeli authorities.