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Jonathan Turley Goes Full Tin Foil Hat About Viktor Orban Loss - Above the Law It's Infowars inside Turley's head, as he rants about 'globalists' trying to build a European market.

Glad to see more people are coming around ro my argument that Jonathan Turley is just Mike Lindell with tenure. abovethelaw.com/2026/04/jona...

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Normal people: the courts are very serious interpreters of the law

The courts: go ahead, impersonate the feds

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The real conservative objection to VA redistricting is pure Wilhoit: you have to obey laws & proper procedure & we don't. They can't just out and say that in public though, at least not yet, so they are desperately flailing about for some kind of cover argument.

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The obvious solution is a national law that mandates fair, objective redistricting everywhere, but *conservatives do not want that*. To be subject to the same rules as everyone else -- as all the lesser people -- is inherently offensive to them.

(All I ever do is restate Wilhoit.)

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6) i do think that AI is materially contributing to an erosion of truth and trust that's been going on a while already and that it's going to get worse.

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Graphic from Business Insider with the headline: "PTO, parental leave, pensions: Even the most prized benefits are on the chopping block." Image credit: Business Insider.

Graphic from Business Insider with the headline: "PTO, parental leave, pensions: Even the most prized benefits are on the chopping block." Image credit: Business Insider.

#ResistanceRoots

Companies such as Deloitte and Zoom are cutting back on PTO, paid parental leave and other “perks.” The companies claim they need to cut costs amid economic uncertainty, but they’re diverting funds to AI investment. Let’s look at the history of PTO and parental leave in the U.S. /1

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Bill banning people born after 2008 from buying tobacco clears UK parliament Ministers hope tobacco and vapes bill, which will become law next week, will create a ‘smoke-free generation’

🧪 #PublicHealth

“This is a decisive turning point for public health. The end of smoking, and the devastating harm it causes, is no longer uncertain – it’s inevitable.”

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https://doi.org/10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2026.0021 No description available

JAMA Psychiatry found that health plan disenrollment increases all-cause & overdose mortality among MOUD patients. 📊💊 PMID:41779402, JAMA Psychiatry 2026, @JAMAPsych https://doi.org/10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2026.0021 #Medsky #Pharmsky #RNA #ASHG #ESHG 🧪

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OpenAI Under Criminal Probe in Florida Over Mass Shooter’s ChatGPT Use The investigation seeks to determine responsibility for an attack that killed two people. The chatbot advised the suspect on the weapon and timing, Florida’s attorney general says.

OpenAI is now under criminal investigation in Florida over the FSU mass shooter’s alleged ChatGPT use. My recent investigation (linked next in thread) uncovered this emerging danger with chatbots—including high-risk threat cases that were not known to the public www.wsj.com/us-news/law/...

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A group of Ecuadorian fishermen survived a US drone strike, were detained at gunpoint, hooded, phones wiped, ship blown up, disappeared to El Salvador, then released without charge.

“They knew we were fishermen. Even the Salvadorian authorities said things had been handled very badly.”

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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it is ready to confront any new aggression and will “inflict crushing blows on the enemy's remaining assets” in case of renewed battle, according to Iranian media.
🔴 More on aljazeera.com

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China’s slowing oil imports-SCMP

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The implicit media consensus is that urban voters should not be able to overrule rural voters, but that rural voters should be able to overrule urban voters, an assumption so axiomatic and unquestionable that nobody even understands they're making it.

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psychologist writing: approximately 1 out of 4 women are raped. The sitution is quite bleak and I'm glad it is being discussed openly and people are becoming more aware of how abuse systems work.

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most gerrymanders are republican legislators saying fuck the voters

these ones are the voters saying fuck republican legislators

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‘We were terrified they were going to kill us’: fishers who survived US boat strike speak out An Ecuadorian fishing crew describe their ordeal as victims of Trump’s purported war on ‘narcoterrorists’

What the American "drug war" looks like on the ground: Ecuadorian fishermen were attacked in a double drone strike, arrested at gupoint, taken to El Salvador and then finally released.
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He’s just straight up saying that the Justices should put loyalty to him over the law.

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Drag queens testify against Ohio performance ban • Ohio Capital Journal Performers, including Nina West, testified this week against an Ohio bill that would ban public drag shows.

Like, ma'am, you had a flock of drag queens show up at the state capitol to explain how the bill's language would ban anyone with fake boobs and you still kept it in.

So I'm going to have to go with the broadest possible interpretation of the law. I wish news outlets would too.

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Martin Heinrich D-N.M.

“I can tell you, as somebody who has been a natural resources trustee, who has had to negotiate with copper companies in my own state, that this type of copper mining has never been done without polluting the water. Never, not once,” he said in a floor speech before the vote.

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💔Kostiantynivka, Donetsk region, is being wiped off the earth by Russia.

Pilots from the Phoenix border guard unit recorded another Russian strike on the city carried out with heavy aerial bombs. Several powerful explosions hit simultaneously, literally shaking the entire city.

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I would've won Vietnam ... if it wasn't for those darn bone spurs!

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"Never before have we seen so little effort to hide so much corruption."

Sen. Jon Ossoff

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45. Reffitt advanced towards the Capitol carrying a megaphone, which he directed
toward Ms. Kerkhoff. He shouted something furious that she could not comprehend.
Ms. Kerkhoff commanded Reffitt to stop, and—per policy—warned him that she would have to
use the PepperBall launcher. He did not comply. So, she began to escalate her response, as she
had been trained to do. She aimed first at the ground to get the PAVA powder chemical airborne
without striking him. He did not stop. She then shot slightly upwards, towards his chest. This
had no effect—he appeared to be wearing either heavy clothing or body armor. She estimated she
fired approximately 40 to 50 PepperBalls at him. Again, he just kept moving. Whenever he moved
forward, the crowd advanced behind him. Other rioters seemed emboldened by his defiance and
his ability to endure Ms. Kerkhoff’s rounds.
46. When PepperBalls proved ineffective, Ms. Kerkhoff’s partner arrived with the
FN-303. But even FN-303 rounds had no effect on Reffitt’s advance. Finally, an officer retrieved
a pepper spray cannister and deployed it directly at Reffitt’s face. Reffitt finally buckled, though
he continued to wave the crowd past him.
47. By this time, Ms. Kerkhoff was positioned on the middle of a narrow staircase
approximately four feet wide, with about two people abreast per stair. She was with a handful of
fellow officers. Roughly 50 to 60 protesters were positioned on the staircase and rail, backed by
thousands more. The sound was deafening—the officers couldn’t hear their radios or hear each
other speak. Rioters held up scaffolding tarp to protect themselves from less-than-lethal irritants.
Ms. Kerkhoff shouted “PepperBall!” “Get back!” and “Stop!” repeatedly, as loud as she could.
She fired more PepperBalls, attempting futilely to stop the mob’s advance. The crowd pressed on,
and Ms. Kerkhoff’s unit was overwhelmed. Rioters pushed Ms. Kerkhoff’s partner into a
doorway. They pushed the gas mask off his face, sprayed him with mace,…

45. Reffitt advanced towards the Capitol carrying a megaphone, which he directed toward Ms. Kerkhoff. He shouted something furious that she could not comprehend. Ms. Kerkhoff commanded Reffitt to stop, and—per policy—warned him that she would have to use the PepperBall launcher. He did not comply. So, she began to escalate her response, as she had been trained to do. She aimed first at the ground to get the PAVA powder chemical airborne without striking him. He did not stop. She then shot slightly upwards, towards his chest. This had no effect—he appeared to be wearing either heavy clothing or body armor. She estimated she fired approximately 40 to 50 PepperBalls at him. Again, he just kept moving. Whenever he moved forward, the crowd advanced behind him. Other rioters seemed emboldened by his defiance and his ability to endure Ms. Kerkhoff’s rounds. 46. When PepperBalls proved ineffective, Ms. Kerkhoff’s partner arrived with the FN-303. But even FN-303 rounds had no effect on Reffitt’s advance. Finally, an officer retrieved a pepper spray cannister and deployed it directly at Reffitt’s face. Reffitt finally buckled, though he continued to wave the crowd past him. 47. By this time, Ms. Kerkhoff was positioned on the middle of a narrow staircase approximately four feet wide, with about two people abreast per stair. She was with a handful of fellow officers. Roughly 50 to 60 protesters were positioned on the staircase and rail, backed by thousands more. The sound was deafening—the officers couldn’t hear their radios or hear each other speak. Rioters held up scaffolding tarp to protect themselves from less-than-lethal irritants. Ms. Kerkhoff shouted “PepperBall!” “Get back!” and “Stop!” repeatedly, as loud as she could. She fired more PepperBalls, attempting futilely to stop the mob’s advance. The crowd pressed on, and Ms. Kerkhoff’s unit was overwhelmed. Rioters pushed Ms. Kerkhoff’s partner into a doorway. They pushed the gas mask off his face, sprayed him with mace,…

Among the things Shauni Kerkhoff does in her 127-page complaint against Blaze for defaming her was describe trying to defend the Capitol against Guy Reffitt's advance.

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…at the moment…

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"Defendants knew that contacting the subject of a highly damaging allegation before publication is a basic requirement of responsible journalism. Their failure to do so was deliberate: they did not contact Ms. Kerkhoff because they did not want to hear evidence that would contradict their story."

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"Ms. Kerkhoff and Mr. Dickert plan to move, potentially out of state, so they may escape the social isolation that Defendants’ false accusation has forced them to endure." storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

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179. Ms. Kerkhoff read Defendants’ November 8 Article in disbelief. Like on January
6, she immediately snapped into crisis response mode.
180. Ms. Kerkhoff had already retained a personal data removal service provider to scan
and remove private information from data brokers and “people search” sites in preparation for
Trump pardoning the January 6 defendants. She now called immediate family members and
pleaded with them to do the same. She even retained and paid-for the same personal data removal
service provider for her entire immediate family.
181. Ms. Kerkhoff and Mr. Dickert drove to the grocery store and bought a trunk-load
of frozen food. Then, fearful for their safety, they rarely left the house for two weeks. Every time
they did, they were followed. They did not know by whom: investigators, reporters, or people
who believed Defendants’ false claims and intended to harm them.
182. Ms. Kerkhoff received an enormous, unwanted amount of attention from
reporters. Some found her name on Venmo and attempted to send her $1 so they could “connect,”
enabling them to send her direct messages. Ms. Kerkhoff was forced to disguise her identity on
Venmo and to lock down her profile from public searches. Others reached out to her through
Signal. She deleted that app entirely. Ms. Kerkhoff once saw a mysterious man walk up to her
front door. He turned out to be a reporter for the Daily Wire. On a Friday night, Blaze Media’s
editor-in-chief Christopher Bedford visited her home in Alexandria, Virginia; Blaze Media later
reported that he was “pulled over by local police after stopping to observe” it.

179. Ms. Kerkhoff read Defendants’ November 8 Article in disbelief. Like on January 6, she immediately snapped into crisis response mode. 180. Ms. Kerkhoff had already retained a personal data removal service provider to scan and remove private information from data brokers and “people search” sites in preparation for Trump pardoning the January 6 defendants. She now called immediate family members and pleaded with them to do the same. She even retained and paid-for the same personal data removal service provider for her entire immediate family. 181. Ms. Kerkhoff and Mr. Dickert drove to the grocery store and bought a trunk-load of frozen food. Then, fearful for their safety, they rarely left the house for two weeks. Every time they did, they were followed. They did not know by whom: investigators, reporters, or people who believed Defendants’ false claims and intended to harm them. 182. Ms. Kerkhoff received an enormous, unwanted amount of attention from reporters. Some found her name on Venmo and attempted to send her $1 so they could “connect,” enabling them to send her direct messages. Ms. Kerkhoff was forced to disguise her identity on Venmo and to lock down her profile from public searches. Others reached out to her through Signal. She deleted that app entirely. Ms. Kerkhoff once saw a mysterious man walk up to her front door. He turned out to be a reporter for the Daily Wire. On a Friday night, Blaze Media’s editor-in-chief Christopher Bedford visited her home in Alexandria, Virginia; Blaze Media later reported that he was “pulled over by local police after stopping to observe” it.

Here's what happened after a conservative website suggested that an officer who testified in Jan. 6 cases was the pipe bomber:

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Mexico's Sheinbaum demands explanation after US officials die after operation in Chihuahua Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she was unaware of any collaboration between the U.S. and local authorities in Chihuahua after four officials died in an accident over the weekend.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she was unaware of any collaboration between the U.S. and local authorities in Chihuahua after four officials died in an accident over the weekend. Sheinbaum said she plans to demand explanations from both countries to ensure no laws were broken.

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JUST IN: Judge Amit Mehta (Obama/DC) opens door to deposition of Trump in #Jan6 civil lawsuits. Discovery against Trump on merits of cases could begin in May. Earlier: www.politico.com/news/2026/03...

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