Despite $100,000 reward, no one has yet turned the Jan 6 D.C. pipe bomb suspect in yet.
And yet one of Ted Cruz's neighbors ratted him out about the Cancun trip for free.
The House just passed the Protecting the Right to Organize Act -- shielding workers seeking to form a union from retribution or firing, and making it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors. The bill doesn't stand a chance with the Senate filibuster.
🐾 Woof! Once the floof settles, I’ll go on Oprah’s show to woof my side of the story. On a serious note though, isn’t it pawsome that the only negative news coming out of my dad’s WH has to do with the extremely minor teefies incident? PS: We’ll be back at the WH soon. - Major
How about we stop asking Krysten Sinema and Joe Manchin if they support the filibuster and start asking them why they’re comfortable doing nothing while the GOP introduces 253 bills across the country eviscerating the right to vote?
As a federal judge prepares to provide for pretrial release of Jan. 6 rioter William Calhoun, over prosecutors' objeciton, Calhoun interjects to ask if he can drink:
"I know my friends are probably going to want to take me out tonight to buy me a steak and a glass of wine.'
Twitter is officially suing criminally indicted Texas AG Ken Paxton for abusing his authority by targeting them to retaliate against their just suspension of Agolf Twitler. Get his ass.
Republicans are now lined up on the House floor delaying the Covid relief bill. They are asking for consent to bring up the Reopen Schools Act — a GOP bill that they dont have the ability to bring up
Prosecutrers obtained this message from Oathkeeper Thomas Caldwell:
"If we'd had guns I guarantee we would have killed 100 politicians. They ran off and were spirited away through their underground tunnels like the rats they were."
JUST IN: Prosecutors say Federico KLEIN's position as a State Department employee with a top secret clearance enhances their case to detain him pending trial.