The BBQ fork I'd use to turn the furnace on and off without a thermostat?

If the DOJ were to charge the SPLC, discovery would destroy the FBI and the ATF’s credibility. It would also show how many of their members participate in hate groups.

And these are only the deaths we know about.

RFK Jr. is testifying to a House committee.

Dem Rep. Diana DeGette tangling with him over cuts to family planning services.

"The secretary refuses to tell the American women whether he will let poor women used the contraception method of their choice."

"Let the record also reflect: It is 2026."

Collins said the new InfoWars won't only poke fun at the far right. He sees it as an opportunity to go after all the "stupid" stuff on the internet and beyond — like influencers pushing beef tallow, van lifers who "shove 80 kids into the back of an RV and call it a house," and AI guys who "have the very mind virus that they think everyone else has." "We want Infowars to be a place where you strive to be instead of a psychopathic website where they sell supplements for your broken penis," Collins said. In his view, there was only one good thing Jones did with Infowars: "It's a great logo. It's a great name for what's going on, unfortunately."

Our plans:

www.businessinsider.com/onion-ceo-pl...

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Sound in a nursing home gift shop near you . . .

Trump’s DOJ tried a completely unprecedented legal maneuver to shield Big Oil from a massive climate lawsuit in Hawaii. A federal judge just laughed them out of court. Find out why Exxon and Chevron are panicking today... 🚨👇 www.dworkinsubstack.com/p/trump-is-l...

Opinion | Americans Are Stepping Up to Stop Our Corporate Goliaths

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/20/o...

📸 An Israeli soldier smashed a Jesus statue’s head in southern Lebanon two days ago.

As a result, Israel says two IDF soldiers were "punished". Both were removed from combat and given "30 days detention" 🙄🙄. Six other soldiers present are under investigation.

The difference between Tucker Carlson and your ex-conservative friend down the street regretting their support for Donald Trump is that Tucker Carlson spent decades making people like your ex-conservative friend hate Black, Brown, trans, Muslim, disabled, Asian, queer, and Jewish people.

A Florida county tried to quietly hand over a public warehouse for a massive ICE detention center at just $1,000 a year. What local residents did to stop them will give you chills. This is exactly how the resistance wins... 🛑👇 www.dworkinsubstack.com/p/trump-is-l...

DOJ Opens Criminal Probe Into Hate-Watch Group: Report

www.huffpost.com/entry/latest...

Mess Hall of a WW II Short Sunderland flying boat.

A plane with a mess hall; how cool is that.

Rare praise . . .

The White House Correspondence Dinner is, itself, a stew of Quislings.

Palantir Has a Human Rights Policy. Its ICE Work Tells a Different For years, EFF has pushed technology companies to make real human rights commitments—and to live up to them. In response to growing evidence that Palantir’s tools help power abusive immigration

Palantir touts its human rights policy. But its tools help ICE run dragnet raids, detain people with no criminal record, and retaliate against protesters. Legal boilerplate is not human rights due diligence. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

You'd think the last thing a noisy misanthrope like Alex Karp would want is larger numbers of people he might encounter roaming around with guns and bayonets.

Schmidt v. City of Norfolk Brief: Automated License Plate Readers Commit Fourth Amendment Searches Now, two residents are suing, arguing that this sweeping, warrantless tracking of their daily movements amounts to unconstitutional surveillance under the Fourth Amendment.

Norfolk, Va. has deployed nearly 200 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) across the city, storing the data for weeks in a sweeping system of warrantless surveillance. Fourth Amendment constraints are sorely needed, argues Cato amicus brief in Schmidt v. City of Norfolk [Matthew Cavedon]

Can anyone imagine an epidemic on a submarine?

George Washington would like a word . . .

George Washington would like a word . . .

Al Capone looks on in envy . . .

"US trade rep tells Mexican companies Trump tariffs here to stay . . ."

. . . until such time as he and each member of the Regime are ridden out of town - tarred, feathered and on a rail.

Performative impotence . . .

We need to remove every weed sown by this corrupt administration, root and stem!

Let's sum up Trump's tariffs.

1) They were illegal and also corrupt and arbitrary.
2) They did real damage to economy, esp farmers, small business.
3) Lutnick cheerled them while his spawn prepared to $$.
4) Corps (& some small businesses) finally getting refunds.
5) Consumers will get squat.

He had his chance to lead from the front . . .

From Attila the Hun to Donald J. Trump: A brief history of popes battling world leaders With his veiled rebukes of the U.S. president, Leo XIV joins a rich tradition of pontiffs sparring with history’s most iconic political figures.

What do Trump and Attila the Hun have in common?

Being serial rapists and losing power plays to a Pope Leo.

www.politico.eu/article/pope...