TEDDY RIVERO

HEART AT BRAINERD, MN.AGRIBUSINESS PATENT DEVELOPMENT EXPERT. TENNIS,GOLF PLAYER & COURSE DESIGN CONTRIBUTOR. MINNESOTA VIKING MAN. BIRD MIGR MUSIC CYCLING AVID

[The Intellectualist @highbrow_nobrow]

Former Miss Switzerland runner-up Beatrice Keul alleges Trump raped her in 1993. She says Epstein called himself Trump’s best friend. The White House denies the allegation.
https://t.co/JeHJ9PQHQd

[Senator Adam Schiff @SenAdamSchiff]

BREAKING: I just moved to subpoena the classified Volume II of Jack Smith’s report.

Republicans BLOCKED it. They won’t be able to, come January.

The truth will come out.

[Democratic Coalition @TheDemCoalition]

Voters were not fooled last Tuesday.

And in January we should use our new massive majorities to restore the funding that Trump and the GOP took away from poor children and families.

Let Mango Mussolini veto that one.

#RepealTheBigUglyBill

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Elon Musk-run companies like SpaceX and Tesla have flourished in Texas thanks to white-glove treatment from elected officials. But that is about to change, Texas Democrats say. https://t.co/P9QUp2SLi5

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Taxpayers just got stuck with a $93,000 hotel bill so Secret Service agents could stay at two five-star resorts in Marrakech while Ivanka Trump celebrated her 45th birthday in Morocco.
And that’s just the rooms. It doesn’t include the agents’ flights, meals, cars or salaries.
Federal contracting records dug up by the Daily Mail show a $59,543 contract for the five-star Sofitel Marrakech ahead of a “VVIP” arrival. The next day came a $33,457 contract for a Secret Service team at La Mamounia, a palace hotel where private villas can run more than $8,600 a night.
The records don’t name her. But she was the only Secret Service protectee known to be in Morocco at the time, and she was photographed strolling through the old city the day before her birthday.
She doesn’t have a government job. She’s the president’s adult daughter on a private birthday getaway, and you’re picking up the tab.
Her camp’s defense? A source close to the family said Iran had threatened to kill her, so wouldn’t you want the best protection possible?
Nobody’s saying her agents should sleep in a hostel. But nobody made her fly to Marrakech for her birthday either.
This family has always treated the Secret Service like a revenue stream. During his first term, Don the Con’s own resorts billed the Secret Service for the rooms its agents stayed in. Now he serves them $30 hotdogs paid for by you.
Working families are cutting back at the grocery store, and the Grifter-in-Chief’s daughter is celebrating in a palace on your dime.

[ProPublica @propublica]

New: A Republican member of the election board in Forsyth County, Georgia, challenged dozens of midterm ballots, claiming four were cast by dead people. ProPublica found all four are alive. https://t.co/rs6C7alzf6

[Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10) @RepSuhas]

Change is coming. And Trump's lawyers are scared.

[The Kennedy Truth @TheKennedyTruth]

Trump and his pedophile wingman hard at work fucking other people's children. Trumpleshitskin thought he was a superior being and to rape other people's children was a privilege to the parents of the children.

[Citizens for Ethics @CREWcrew]

Trump's media company made $3 million in revenue, including $1.8 million from Truth Social subscriptions.

A president selling faster access to his posts to benefit a company he controls is corrupt and unconstitutional. We sued to block this scheme.
https://t.co/o14QoKjh4L

[Scott Dworkin @funder]

Pete Hegseth told America's generals that women might not measure up for some combat jobs. A Marine drill instructor, a Navy helicopter pilot and an Army officer with three Bronze Stars just gave him their answer.

All three of them: https://t.co/HmORNw1uTk

[K-Dub @MrKdub]

THIS is why we need the internet. #Skol

[P a u l ◉ @SkylineReport]

🚨 THEY WARNED HIM. HE SIGNED ANYWAY.

Trump was reportedly briefed — twice — that the CEO of Nvidia was tangled up with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative.

His response? In December, he greenlit the sale of Nvidia's most powerful AI chips to approved Chinese buyers — with the U.S. Treasury taking a 25% cut of the deal.

Not a security review. Not a safeguard. A commission.

The New York Times reports he was warned again in May. His own answer now: the warnings "didn't make much of an impact."

Let that sink in. Counterintelligence flags about Beijing — discounted. Advanced American computing power — shipped.

Yes: China denies the espionage allegation, and no evidence has established that spy concerns drove the chip decision.

But none of that explains the math. A 25% government revenue share doesn't protect national security — it monetizes the transfer.

Trump's entire argument is that America must win the AI race against China. You don't win a race by selling your competitor the fastest engine — especially after being told to look under the hood.

If the warnings didn't matter, what did?

[Bob Golen @BobGolen]

Deported veterans observing Veterans' Day in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

[Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @AdamKinzinger]

A spa company was close to bankruptcy. Then a fund tied to Don Jr. and Eric Trump invested $30 million. Conveniently, a subsidiary of that fund landed nearly $39 million in taxpayer-funded contracts to handle Ebola in Africa…despite having no Ebola or international experience.

The Trump family connections are hard to ignore.

[Mykhailo Rohoza @MykhailoRohoza]

SHE WAS ONLY 23. RUSSIAN SOLDIERS TORTURED HER, THEN EXECUTED HER IN BUCHA.

Her name was Karina Yershova. She was 23 years old when Russian forces occupied Bucha in March 2022. She had already fled Russian occupation once before. In 2014, her family escaped from Donetsk, hoping to rebuild their lives somewhere safe. They settled near Kyiv. Eight years later, the same war caught up with her.

Karina left home and never returned.

Weeks later, her body was discovered in a mass grave near St. Andrew's Church in Bucha. The injuries described by her family were horrifying. Her fingernails had been torn away, her hands showed signs of burns, and she had suffered a gunshot wound to her leg. She had been shot in the head. Her family believed the injuries to her hands indicated that she had fought desperately against her attackers.

According to a journalistic investigation, an elderly couple, Viktor and Natalia Mazokha, tried to help Karina. They, too, were killed by a Russian soldier.

Karina was buried in a closed coffin. Her mother, Alyona, overwhelmed by grief, tried to force it open to see her daughter one last time. Relatives had to stop her. The condition of Karina's body was so terrible that her mother was denied even that final goodbye.

Think about what this family endured. They lost their home in Donetsk in 2014. They fled to escape Russian occupation. They spent years trying to build another life. Then Russia invaded again, and their 23-year-old daughter ended up in a mass grave.

This is what Russian occupation meant for Karina Yershova. Not liberation. Not protection. Torture, execution, and a mother standing over a sealed coffin, begging to see her child.

Karina should have had decades ahead of her. Viktor and Natalia should have lived to old age. Instead, three lives were destroyed, and three families were left with grief that no passage of time can erase.

Remember their names: Karina Yershova, Viktor Mazokha, and Natalia Mazokha.

Those responsible for their deaths, including anyone who ordered or enabled these crimes, must face justice.

[CantStopPoppin @CantStopPoppin]

"You're Not Even White": Bystanders Verbally Confront ICE Agents During Kidnapping Inside Dollar Tree

[Amnesty International USA @amnestyusa]

🚨Richard Parias is a citizen journalist who reports on issues in Los Angeles, California, including immigration enforcement.

🚨On October 21, 2025, he was driving away from his home when masked immigration agents surrounded his car with their vehicles and shot him in the arm.

🚨He has been unlawfully and arbitrarily detained at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center for nearly a year, with persistent, severe pain from the gunshot wound, and is not receiving adequate medical care.

➡️Call for Richard’s immediate release from detention for immediate medical attention and for the protection of his right to free expression: https://t.co/FdLLUJVaju

[TEDDY RIVERO @TedRivers]

Masked immigration agents surrounded his car with their vehicles and shot him in the arm
He has been unlawfully and arbitrarily detained at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center for nearly a year with persistent, severe pain from the gunshot wound not receiving adequate medical care

[Amnesty International USA @amnestyusa]

🚨Richard Parias is a citizen journalist who reports on issues in Los Angeles, California, including immigration enforcement.

🚨On October 21, 2025, he was driving away from his home when masked immigration agents surrounded his car with their vehicles and shot him in the arm.

🚨He has been unlawfully and arbitrarily detained at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center for nearly a year, with persistent, severe pain from the gunshot wound, and is not receiving adequate medical care.

➡️Call for Richard’s immediate release from detention for immediate medical attention and for the protection of his right to free expression: https://t.co/FdLLUJVaju

[David J. Bier @David_J_Bier]

NY Times: ICE has a "gigantic backlog of background reports" on new recruits, so large they "still hadn't gotten to look" at reports for the ICE agent who shot a man in Maine. They've got lots of time to round people up, no time to check on those doing the rounding.

[TEDDY RIVERO @TedRivers]

Why it matters:
✈️ Arxis supplies components for the F-35 fighter jet and other U.S. military systems.
🏛️ Kushner also serves as a foreign-policy negotiator for Trump.
📢 Congressional Democrats had already flagged conflict-of-interest concerns over a separate Affinity investment