Third, the agreement allegedly gives the US some veto rights over foreign investment from other countries. That's intriguing. I want to learn more. Again, however, who believes that Denmark or the government of Greenland would give China or Russia such rights? When I was in Copenhagen a few years ago, my impression was that they are very sober-minded about their/our autocratic competitors. 7/
At all our reintegration units the focus is on supporting the orphans as they transition back to the wild. For the female elephants this leads on to starting a family of their own.
To date, we know of 77 calves born to elephants we’ve rescued and raised: their wild-living mothers choosing return, so that we might share in their joy.
Three of the births in the last year have been in Umani. Babies Sulwe and Zigi, under the watchful gaze of mothers Sonje and Zongoloni, are two of them.
Your support helps us rescue orphans, who in turn herald a next generation of elephants. Meet them at: https://t.co/Zpnintl3BH
If Trump does nothing in response to a Russian attack on Poland, "Europeans will have to stop fooling themselves and face the fact that the Americans really aren’t there for them," Robert Kagan argues: https://t.co/8D1mJBMv7G
The National guard is monitoring concerns about the negative impact the DC takeover could have on the communities they've been sent into.
It's clear that Trump's actions are damaging public trust.
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ICYMI — After years of pretending she would never stop fighting to get the Epstein files release, @MarshaBlackburn just voted not to release them.
Truly pathetic.
https://t.co/1lPrJO5mii
No major Democratic leader has called Trump “Hitler.”
Not Obama.
Not Biden.
Not Kamala.
Not Jeffries.
Not Pelosi.
The only major political leader in office today who has actually done so is J.D. Vance.
None of this is normal.
Institutions are shuttering venues of dissent. The judiciary is being turned into a mechanism to harass Trump's political opponents. The media is silencing critics.
And now the Senate is no longer going to do advice and consent.
None of this is normal.
Minutes after former President Jimmy Carter's death was announced Scott Jennings was on CNN calling him a "terrible president" with a "big ego". He wasn't fired. He never apologized.
After Paul Pelosi was attacked Fox News hosts joked about it on air. They weren't fired. They never apologized.
After Charlie Kirk was killed Matthew Dowd said on MSNBC that he was "divisive" adding, "hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions." He was fired after apologizing.
Free speech only goes one way.
I remember when John Roberts talked a good game, saying the way to stop discriminating by race is to stop discriminating by race. That was his rationale for blowing up the voting rights act. Now he is unmasked fully. It was not about stopping discrimination, but enforcing racism
In record numbers, the Conservative American Church is consistently and surely making Atheists—or at the very least, it is making former Christians; people who no longer consider organized religion an option because the Jesus they recognize is absent.
And that's the greatest irony of it all: that the very Evangelicals who've spent the last 50 years in this country demonizing those who reject Jesus are now the single most compelling reason for them to do so.
They are giving people who suspect that all Christians are self-righteous, hateful hypocrites, all the evidence they need. The Church is confirming the outside world's most dire suspicions about itself.
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Amazing @Reuters scoop:
Bill Pulte is the federal official accusing Fed Board Governor Lisa Cook of claiming 2 homes as 'primary residences.'
Pulte's father & stepmother did exactly the same thing.
Story below. Incredible punch-line in next tweet…
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https://t.co/XI9rFfE7Y3
Just checked liberal media coverage of Trump's extrajudicial execution of eleven Venezuelans in international waters, and from The Guardian to CNN to the New York Times, not one of them told their readers that the attack was entirely illegal under international law