Rosanne Sansalone

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

And Jared Kushner got 2 billion.

[The View @TheView]

HEGSETH REPRIMANDED AT TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER: 'The View' co-hosts weigh in on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and his entourage were admonished during their Veterans Day visit at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

Trump: "America did not start a war with Iran"

(fact check: Trump started a war with Iran)

[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

🚨HOLY SHIT: Rep. Ted Lieu gave Trump’s entire Cabinet NIGHTMARES.

While TRUMP may have criminal immunity thanks to a corrupt Supreme Court - his underlings like Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, and Pam Bondi are STILL ON THE HOOK.

And the best part? 👉

A Trump pardon can’t save Pete Hegseth, who faces a very real threat of International violations.

Lieu also adds: “There’s no statute of limitations for war crimes.”

Accountability is coming.

#AccountabilityForCorruption

[Remy @Remysgs]

At 4:30 in the morning, just five days after I gave birth, I watched my husband come home from another woman’s bed.

He unlocked the front door expecting to find bottles in the sink, diapers scattered across the couch, and a wife who was too exhausted to question why his supposed “Chicago client meeting” had somehow ended before dawn.

But that’s not what he found.

The house was silent.

The bassinet was gone.

The diaper caddy was gone.

And our newborn daughter was gone.

The only thing waiting for him was an iPad plugged in on the coffee table, with one bank transaction enlarged across the screen:

$250,000 — Lake St. Clair Property — Final Payment — S.P.

I was thirty-six years old. I’d just been through seventeen hours of labor, I was still dealing with stitches, bleeding through postpartum pads, and surviving on sleep measured in twenty-minute stretches.

Our daughter had been born five days earlier.

And I couldn’t stop thinking about how my husband had cried in the hospital when she wrapped her tiny fingers around his thumb.

That was the image I kept holding on to whenever something about him didn’t feel right.

I kept telling myself that a man who looked at his newborn daughter that way couldn’t possibly be doing something terrible behind my back.

But I was wrong.

At 11:03 the night before, I was sitting in the rocking chair nursing our daughter when my husband sent me a text.

He said he had to drive to Chicago for a major client signing.

“Get some rest. Don’t wait up.”

I almost believed him.

I was exhausted, and I had no reason to think he was lying.

Then, at 12:41 a.m., my phone received a routine alert from our car app.

Our SUV had been left unlocked.

I opened the app, expecting to see the car somewhere along the route to Chicago.

Instead, the map showed it parked in Birmingham, Michigan.

Not Chicago.

It was outside a boutique hotel less than twenty minutes from our house.

I stared at the screen until the words started blurring.

I kept trying to convince myself there had to be an explanation.

Maybe a colleague had picked him up.

Maybe the client had changed plans.

Maybe the app had glitched.

I went through every possible excuse because I wasn’t ready to accept what the location was telling me.

Then I opened our joint bank account.

For months, my husband had been handling most of our larger transfers because he worked in insurance sales and always said he was “better with financial stuff.”

I had believed him.

Pregnancy had turned almost every ordinary task into something I had to ration my energy for. My interior design projects were on hold, my ankles were swollen, and I was waking up every two hours even before our daughter was born.

I was already exhausted before motherhood had properly started.

I thought my husband was taking some of the pressure off me.

I didn’t realize I was handing over control of our finances.

As I went through the account, I started noticing transfers I couldn’t explain.

The first strange payment was $18,400 to Harbor Point Title.

Then another $27,000.

Then $11,600.

And finally, the one that made my hands go cold:

$250,000 — Lake St. Clair Property — Final Payment — S.P.

I stared at those initials.

S.P.

Sabrina Price.

[mahii @ayeshaTools60]

HE. BOMBED. A. SCHOOL. OF.
GIRLS. TO. START. A. WAR.

PETE. HEGSETH. IS. A WAR. CRIMINAL

[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.

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

All those years so many people believed in this POS Dr. Oz, he is nothing but a crook that never really cared about anyone. It will be so nice to see him out of the limelight he craves.

[ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ @LePapillonBlu2]

Finally, a photo from Congress that doesn’t look like a KKK rally.

[tengri_spirit 🇨🇦🇰🇿🇺🇦 @tengri_spirit]

Трамп рассылал спонсорам письма, в которых предлагал им доступ к секретным отчётам нацбезопасности за деньги.

Сенатор Марк Келли тычёт в такое письмо носом директора ЦРУ, а тот говорит что ничего о них не знал 😁

[PoliticsVideoChannel @politvidchannel]

BREAKING: The BBC has turned Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit against them into a January 6 trial against Trump

The BBC is arguing that to win his defamation case, Trump has to prove he did not foment or incite the riot.

[Blue Georgia @BlueGeorgia]

In 2023, Cindy Hyde-Smith blocked Scott Colom from becoming a federal judge.

In 2026, Scott Colom took her job instead.

Karma.

[Web3elevation @Web3elevation]

Never look down on anyone because of how they dress, what they have, or where they are in life.

Learn to treat people with kindness, humility, and respect, regardless of their status. Life has a way of changing, and you never know where your next opportunity, breakthrough, or greatness will come from.

[Funkeeee @sucre_xo]

She clocked her and she confessed without knowing 😂😂

[Douglas Santos @D7353162Santos]

HISTÓRICO: MISSISSIPPI

O momento em que Jake Tapper anunciou a vitória na eleição para o Senado do Mississippi é algo que vale a pena ver.

O Mississippi foi o epicentro dos direitos civis. O estado mais perigoso para pessoas negras. Eles ficavam dizendo para ir devagar, ir devagar.

Esta noite, o Mississippi envia um homem negro para o Senado.

[Pushing The Limits With Brian Shapiro @TheBrianShapiro]

Your father dodged the military 5 times.
Sit this one out

[Surfer Dude 🏄‍♂️ @dudeonthebay]

Tim O’Hare, the Texas judge that closed 92 polling stations in Tarrant County, Texas to help give republicans an advantage is out. Voters gave him the boot and replaced him with a black woman. Gotta love that sweet justice.

[Proud Canadian RN @Celiadumas4]

He’s my PM, and I’m so grateful! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🙏🙏

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Now this is what I want to hear. 👏👏👏