Republican shreds Trump for rolling out red carpet for 'brutal' and 'oppressive dictator'
On Tuesday, Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker (R-MS) tore into Trump during a "pointed floor speech," according to reporting by Semafor congressional bureau chief Burgess Everett. In his speech, Wicker warned Trump to remember exactly who he is hosting this week.
According to Everett, Wicker said Trump "should keep in mind that his guest is a brutal, unelected and oppressive dictator who seeks to dominate his neighbors and whose massive military arsenal is aimed directly" at the United States.
According to a press release, the White House has planned a full ceremonial welcome, with a formal State Arrival Ceremony spanning the South Lawn, State Floor and Rose Garden, and 479 military personnel from every branch of the armed forces.
The Trump administration’s top wildlife official issued a directive last week that expands a recent rollback of endangered species protections much further than the feds had told the public.
Individuals and industries may kill endangered animals in the course of logging projects, developments and other activities, it said — so long as the activity’s purpose isn’t killing species.
The memo issued by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Brian Nesvik is the most drastic move yet in the Trump administration’s campaign to limit the scope of the Endangered Species Act.
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE FIRE TRUMPF!!
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!
President Donald Trump and White House aide Natalie Harp are facing a lawsuit over a $100,000-a-month Truth Social subscriber program that gives paying users early access to official government posts.
The lawsuit, filed Sept. 17 by watchdog groups American Oversight and Campaign for Accountability, alleges the scheme denies the public equal and timely access to government information and violates the First and Fifth Amendments and federal law.
These officials are also named in the lawsuit, along with several federal agencies and White House offices.
Harp, meanwhile, is named as a defendant because she is “reportedly the primary White House staffer responsible” for helping Trump post on his Truth Social account, according to the lawsuit.
SUSIE WILES IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS MESS AND A DERELICTION OF DUTIES. AND TODD BLANCHE NEEDS TO REIGN IN HARP ZEROING ON HER BLATANT CORRUPTION WITH TRUMPF
A prominent election denier with ties to Ginni Thomas was implicated in a far-reaching corruption plot involving Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME).
GINNI THOMAS WAS HEAVILY INVOLVED WITH MARK MEADOWS AND THE GANG WITH JANUARY 6 TOO.
SHE'S AS CORRUPT AS HER HUSBAND WHO NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED
Multiple TV stations blow off MAGA candidate's threat and run domestic abuse ad.
Embattled Rep. Max Miller's (R-OH) lawyers tried to strong-arm Cleveland TV stations into refusing to run an attack ad aimed at him.
It didn't work. HEY MAX YOU NEED TO DROP OUT OF THE RACE. NO ONE LIKES A WIFE AND CHILD BEATER.
White House kicks 750K people off Obamacare — and warns more are coming
AND THEY WONDER WHY THEY ARE LOSING THE MID TERMS!! AND VANCE IS RIGHT ON THE BAND WAGON SAYING IT'S OKAY. AND WHY VANCE WILL NEVER HOLD AN OFFICE AND GOD FORBID, NEVER HIRE HIM AS AN ATTORNEY. HE HAS NO ETHICS
Judge blocks ICE shooting victim deportation amid reports of no body cam: attorney
David Edwards
SO ICE AGAIN DISOBEYS ORDERS AND DOESN'T TURN ON BODY CAMS???
FIRE MILLER, HOMAN AND SUSIE WILES!
ELON - PUT YOUR MONEY TO BETTER USE FEEDING STARVING AMERICAN CHILDREN!
A wave of attack ads funded by Elon Musk's America PAC attack five Democratic Senate candidates is built on distorted votes, stripped-out context and at least one doctored quote, according to a new fact check.
Popular Information journalists analyzed the ads accusing the Democratic candidates of supporting "taxpayer-funded sex change surgeries on kids," and found numerous inaccuracies and distortions.
The ads, which ran in Texas, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and Alaska between Sept. 5 and 21, cost roughly $1 million, with more than half of that sum targeting surging Texas Senate candidate James Talarico.
ICE makes 16K detainees vanish from its own system: 'Families are freaking out'
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has quietly stripped thousands of detainees with final deportation orders from its public locator database, making it nearly impossible for families and attorneys to find out where their loved ones and clients actually are.
The change fits a broader pattern of the Trump administration erecting new obstacles to legal challenges against its mass deportation push, while adding a uniquely cruel dimension: leaving families with no way to confirm whether a detained relative is safe, especially troubling given ICE's documented history of medical neglect toward people in its custody.
This is the fist bump everyone needs to be talking about.
Ted Cruz and fellow Republicans celebrating after blocking a bill to help toxin-exposed veterans survive.
President Donald Trump sparked a walkout at the United Nations General Assembly in New York Tuesday after openly predicting the demise of a neighboring country.
“My administration is also seeking a fundamental change in the situation in Cuba, where the communist regime is under great pressure, the biggest pressure they’ve ever been under,” Trump said. “It’s an absolutely failed state — it’s failing like never before and it will fall. Marco Rubio is handling a negotiation; he’s deep into negotiations with Cuba. Let’s see what happens.”
As Trump delivered his ominous prediction for Cuba, the nation’s United Nations delegation could be seen standing up and leaving the General Assembly Hall.
WHAT PRESIDENT EVER CAUSED A WALK-OUT?
THIS ONE! HORRIBLE DEMENTIA REPEAT SPEECH THEN OUTRIGHT THREATENS IRAN
Earlier this month, The Daily Beast turned up court documents revealing that Karen Evans, the one-time acting director of FEMA under fired DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, had been caught "intentionally destroying" workplace correspondence, which she had previously been ordered to retain as evidence in a lawsuit dealing with President Donald Trump's efforts to gut the disaster response agency. This included deleting messages sent on the communications app, Signal, which members of the administration have been caught using for under-the-radar talks repeatedly. Some of the group chats in which messages were deleted included Noem and her top lieutenant, Corey Lewandowski.
On Tuesday, the outlet's investigative Substack, PunchUp, published a follow-up report on Evans, revealing that instead of being let go, she was moved to an eyebrow-raising new role within the administration.
SO WHERE IS THE WH?? IS EVERYONE ASLEEP TOO?
The FBI was closing in on Sen. Susan Collins in a pay-to-play investigation in which a Hawaiian defense contractor, Navatek, gave her PAC $500,000 in return for $32 million in government contracts. That was until Trump gutted the FBI’s anti-corruption unit, fired the agents building the case and shut it down. 🤬
Funding for the Federal Aviation Administration during the second Trump administration has been historically high, with President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act providing the agency with an additional $12.5 billion in appropriations specifically for air traffic control improvements. The FAA received a record $38.5 billion budget in fiscal year 2025, the largest in the agency’s history.
SO WHERE IS 38.5 BILLION SEAN DUFFY???
AND YOU ARE JUST NOW STARTING ON UPGRADES?
AMERICA DEMANDS AN ACCOUNTING NOW.
Vice President JD Vance was accused of “putting lipstick on a pig” Monday after defending President Donald Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.
The biting observation came after Vance argued that Trump was not banning the outlets, but merely denying them “special access” for engaging in what he called “propaganda.”
SO MEDIA - STRIKE OUT ON VANCE TOO!
NO MORE MEDIA SHOW FOR HIM
A federal judge has thrown out former Trump White House lawyer Stefan Passantino's defamation lawsuit against MSNOW commentator Andrew Weissmann, ruling that the very transcript Passantino cited in his own defense actually backs up the claim he was suing over.
Because Passantino couldn't show Weissmann had any reason to doubt the truth of his statement, AliKhan ruled he failed to meet the legal standard required to prove defamation, granting judgment in Weissmann's favor and closing out a case that had dragged on for nearly two years.