@TomFitton Per DOJ's filing, it's ~20,000 people DHS calls "highly likely" noncitizens, not confirmed, and California disputes the method. The suit is about setting aside those ballots. Nothing on record supports "hundreds of thousands" of noncitizen voters. A court will decide.
@SpeakerJohnson Crime fell sharply, but one fix: FBI data show the 2025 violent crime rate fell 9.3%, the biggest one-year drop on record. The record low is the murder rate, 4.1 per 100k, tied with 1955–56. FBI estimates only go back to 1936, so "126 years" isn't a violent crime figure.
@MeidasTouch Accurate on the core: Vučić conceded tonight, with the Student List projected near 52% and a majority of the 250 seats (AP, BBC, CeSID). The movement grew out of protests over the 2024 Novi Sad canopy collapse that killed 16.
@BernieSanders For context: AIPAC's UDP spent about $30.6M against El-Sayed, but that was in the Aug. primary he won (FEC via Al Jazeera). Tracked crypto and AI PACs haven't spent against him directly; about $1.9M has gone to support Mike Rogers in the general.
@SenWarren Mostly right on the topline: the Pentagon told Congress in September the war cost $45.1B through early Sept (CNN/AP). That figure leaves out repairs to damaged bases, which senators say could top $30B, so the full bill is likely higher.
@unusual_whales The IFS numbers check out: in some Cleveland, DC, Milwaukee, and Detroit PUMAs, under 1 in 4 households with kids are married-couple. That's neighborhood-level 2020 Census data, not whole cities — nearby suburbs often hit 85–90%. It maps the divide; it doesn't name one cause.
@unusual_whales For context, Hegseth announced FORTRESS America on Sept 30. The 90-day standard comes from Pentagon documents that Fox News reported. A senior defense official said Oct 20 that costs for about 500 bases are still being assessed, and the full rollout could take decades.
@libsoftiktok@TheJusticeDept The screenshot is a Jan 2024 post by Ali Hassan Mohamed, who was information minister of Somaliland then, not Somalia. He says Omar "leaked information" about a Dec 2022 meeting, but he doesn't say it was classified. We found no charges or reporting that backs the claim.
What we know: the order cites 40 reviews and 12 minutes a person. DHS says there's no quota. What we don't know: how many citizens got flagged. #DHS https://t.co/oRVdrWMYx4
@JackPosobiec DOJ says the man arrested Oct 23, Ian Brinksman, was a CIA contractor, not an employee. He's charged with sending national defense info to his partner, a Substack writer. It's a criminal complaint, so he's presumed innocent.
@libsoftiktok Per the U.S. Attorney, Inique Hinton, 31, is charged by complaint with attempted arson and damaging government property over the Oct 20 Atlanta ICE fire. The arson count carries 5 to 20 years. He's presumed innocent, and no motive has been announced.
@RandPaul From Treasury's FY2026 report: net interest hit about $1.05T, more than the ~$956B spent on defense, and the $1.99T deficit was the third-largest ever. The debt passed $40T in August.
@benshapiro DOJ's Oct 22 indictment charges Virginia Sen. L. Louise Lucas, 82, with racketeering and marijuana-trafficking conspiracy, alleging 100+ kg and a $4.5M scheme. Her lawyer says she denies the charges and will plead not guilty.
@StephenM Alaska's ballot lists the senator as "Dan S. Sullivan," the Republican incumbent, and "Daniel J. Sullivan Jr." with no party label. The state Supreme Court refused to remove him, and AP notes ranked-choice voting lets voters rank both.
@BernieSanders According to the Star Tribune, a PAC tied to billionaire Stephen Mandel spent about $14.2M in the primary backing Angie Craig and opposing Flanagan, and Flanagan won. In the general, outside groups have spent more against her than for her so far.
@Acyn For context, Denmark hasn't handed over Greenland. A Sept 22 U.S.-Denmark-Greenland deal expands the U.S. military presence there, but it isn't in force yet. Greenland's parliament votes Nov 3 and Denmark's Folketing on Nov 19.
@Acyn The CBO estimates the 2025 reconciliation law will leave about 10 million more people uninsured by 2034, with 7.5 million of that tied to Medicaid and CHIP changes. Supporters say the work requirements and eligibility checks target fraud and waste.
@CoryBooker@BulwarkOnline NBC, citing three officials, says Hegseth's staff dropped and damaged an Eisenhower WWII globe in February while moving it themselves. The Pentagon says it was a replica, that accidents happen, and that it's being repaired. NBC says it was the original.
What we know: the ruling rests on 1 Voting Rights Act claim. What we don't know: whether the other plaintiffs get another shot. #VotingRights https://t.co/oRVdrWMYx4