1. American taxpayers are spending $2 BILLION every year providing Medicaid benefits to hundreds of thousands of employees of Amazon and Walmart, a new analysis by Popular Information reveals.
Severe storms develop and drop in from northwest to southeast this afternoon and evening. Damaging winds, large hail, flash flooding and a few tornadoes will be possible.
The future radar has an ominous look to it. #kywx
@GovAndyBeshear as a constituent, please move to replace Mitch now. Do not wait until it’s too late and there’s no replacement allowed before November. We deserve representation. Please do it.
Things the Kentucky legislature made political that aren't:
☑️Education for children
☑️Affordable childcare for parents and caregivers
☑️Saving families money
☑️Boosting our workforce
HOLY CRAP!
The documents Trump just released following his speech show that Russians worked with American officials to advance stories about Burisma and Joe Biden being corrupt.
Someone is going to get fired tonight for accidentally allowing this one to be declassified.
Kentucky, I have some major political news.
Lt. Governor Jaqueline Coleman has endorsed our campaign for U.S. Senate!
Like our Governor, Lt. Governor Coleman has shown steadfast leadership in our commonwealth’s most difficult times. While some are quick to discount Kentucky as a red state, Lt. Governor Coleman knows first hand that we truly can win when we focus on delivering for the people.
That’s what our campaign is all about, and our statewide coalition is ready to win. This seat is ours to flip.
Interesting. McConnell’s “proof of life” photo was released shortly after this segment. 🤔
Andy Beshear says the Republican legislature changed the law to block him from appointing a Senator if a vacancy occurs.
He argues the Kentucky Constitution gives him that authority, calls the changes politically motivated, and says he’s prepared to fight the issue in court if a Senate seat becomes vacant, while wishing McConnell a full recovery.
This may be the image that defines America's 250th birthday.
A woman sits calmly on a Washington Metro train as masked members of the white nationalist and domestic terrorist group Patriot Front surround her.
They covered their faces.
She didn't.
Earlier in the day, Patriot Front marched through the nation's capital carrying Confederate flags and chanting that America must be "reclaimed," the latest expression of a white nationalist movement that has grown increasingly visible, violent, emboldened, and politically influential in recent years.
Their ideology is explicit.
Their courage, apparently, is not.
Not one of them was willing to show his face.
And then there is her.
No mask. No uniform. No fear.
Just an American woman refusing to surrender an inch of her dignity to a group of men who appeared to be seeking exactly that.
The symbolism is almost too perfect.
250 years after the Declaration of Independence, and six decades after Americans marched and died to make its promises apply to everyone, a group of masked white nationalists rode the socialist Metro home in anonymity.
The woman they tried to intimidate is the one America will remember.
The people who hide their faces do not define this country.
The people who refuse to be afraid do.
This image is from today. A Black woman sits on the DC metro as masked white nationalists prepare to march on our nation's capital.
This is America's 250th anniversary. REUTERS/Cheney Orr
Elon Musk said that if anyone had actually died because of USAID cuts, their names would be worldwide headline news. Lauren Dobson-Hughes wrote them down.
Jane. Nine years old. Kenya. Died of starvation in a refugee camp after food rations were cut to 40% of daily caloric needs. Her mother Rovina watched her develop fever, diarrhea, a skin rash, wounds across her whole body. Documented by Dr. Atul Gawande of Harvard.
Yagana Bulama's twin in Nigeria. Six months old. Died two weeks after the Mercy Corps severe malnutrition program lost its USAID funding. Yagana had already buried three babies.
Nada, eighteen months, and Omer, three years old. Sudan. Their mother Fatma lost them both after the soup kitchen providing their one meal a day ran out of food. Omer loved wrestling and dreamed of owning a bike.
Mohammed Hashim, two years old. Myanmar. His father Mohammed Taher held him as he died of malnutrition. The food rations stopped when USAID was cut. "I lost my son because of the funding cuts," his father said.
Shahnaz and her newborn baby girl. Afghanistan. She died delivering on the side of a dirt road after the USAID clinic was closed. The baby died shortly after. Abdul covered the baby's grave in thorns to stop animals digging it up.
Joseph, Gift, and Alumbwe. Seventeen, fifteen, and twelve years old. Zambia. They lost both parents to AIDS when antiretroviral supplies ended. Joseph dropped out of school to care for his brothers. They sleep on a shared mat. They eat once a day. Joseph wants to be a doctor.
Musk said the names would be worldwide headline news if they existed. The names existed.
Mockler: Trump is the most corrupt president in American history. He leveraged the hype of his inauguration to announce a cryptocurrency named Trump coin. But that wasn't enough because then he announced Melania coin. But that wasn't enough, because then he created this pardon economy where people can pay into his campaigns or his family and they get directly pardoned.