@esaagar Maybe if moving into 55 and older communities weren’t insanely expensive they would “downsize” I know my parents wanted to but the cost is so insanely high that they have to wait until absolutely necessary.
@hwinkler4real@JoJoFromJerz Currently me. I eat alone because I am comfortable enough with myself to not worry if someone thinks it’s weird. I can read a book, scroll and relax.
We demand justice.
We demand action.
We demand accountability.
The system didn’t just fail Epstein survivors—it was a system of abuse honed in Palm Beach and replicated in New Mexico and elsewhere—as two chapters of the same story.
That’s why we’re here in belly of the beast to hear from survivors and to demand justice now. #StandWithSurvivors
@SRuhle my son is going to Fordham in The fall. He has followed and watched you and Brian Williams before you. Any opportunity to learn from you or your staff would be amazing. We live in CA but all family in Edison and colonial and Mantoloking. any opportunity of advice or …
@katieporterca How about you make it so that kids living in CA can attend a UC or CSU. Other states have a requirement for instate students. My daughter has a 3.6 and couldn’t get into San Diego State. That’s ridiculous. I know kids with 4.5, 4.8 who didn’t get into USC or UCLA.
BREAKING: Epstein survivors release a statement in response to Melania Trump's address.
"Survivors have done their part. Now it's time for those in power to do theirs."
"A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons... a war might be started... by little men, the ones moved by fear and pride."
Hillary was right about everything.
My plea to Democrats in Congress is this: get back to Washington. Even if you can't gavel in from recess. Even if you don't have a quorum. Even if another war powers resolution vote fails. It's not enough to Tweet. Get inside the building and show the world you are trying. NOW!
A federal judge has ruled that deposition videos of two former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffers can remain online, rejecting claims that potential embarrassment outweighed public interest in the case. The former DOGE employees, Justin Fox and Nathan Cavanaugh, testified that they used OpenAI’s ChatGPT to identify grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) they believed violated President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting “radical and wasteful” diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
Determinations of which grants to cut were made by feeding short summaries of projects into ChatGPT and asking the chatbot if there was any connection to DEI, according to discovery materials released by the American Historical Association in March as part of a lawsuit against the NEH. The DOGE employees appeared to rely on the technology to compile a list of 1,477 grants to terminate, nearly every active award made during the Biden administration. The cuts clawed back more than $100 million, nearly half the federal agency’s budget, throwing organizations into turmoil and forcing some projects to shut down.
"If all we get, all the president gets from this very costly war is that the Strait of Hormuz has been reopened, I think that's going to be viewed as a major strategic failure," @ksadjadpour says.
At the same time he is serving as a freelance Middle East negotiator for Trump, Kushner is trying to raise $5 billion for his investment firm, including from governments in the region. @realrobcopeland@maureenmfarrell https://t.co/TmWWiukHhr