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Ooh, I'm so guilty of this 🙋‍♀️💝 📚📗📘📖📚 There is a Japanese word for buying more books than you can read. But don't you just love being surrounded by stacks of beloved books that you could read anytime you wanted to, but haven't? 😂 (Narrated by @spine.breakerbooks) #books #loveofbooks #reading

(🔓) PROOF UNLOCKED: PROOF is now *unlocking* this major breaking news, because bots are swarming online lying about its contents. Here’s the truth, fully sourced: Trump agents working for Israel are covering up murders of Americans—and Trump refuses to stop this wartime Treason. Please SHARE this.

2026’s October Surprise Has Arrived—and It’s a Treason Conspiracy Involving Trump and Israel

On both sides of the partisan divide, voters are angrier about the Iran War than anything—as reporting suggests Israel forced us into it. Now the issue is about to become a political atomic bomb.

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“'The recent decisions to shutter nearly complete offshore wind projects and to pay Total Energies hundreds of millions of dollars to renounce wind leases are an assault on logic and the American taxpayer,' he wrote...” www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

Veteran conservative lawyer quits Trump’s interior department and warns of ‘assault on the rule of law’

John Murdock had been working for the agency for 18 years and his resignation comes during an exodus of longtime federal workers and scientists

theguardian.com

Ranking Member of the House Oversight Committee Robert Garcia says Democrats will investigate the alleged pay-to-play scheme involving Kimberly Guilfoyle. “It’s just emblematic of probably what is likely happening in so many other parts of the government. People are engaged in massive corruption”

Elon Musk, whose political operation has spent $31 million on the 2026 US midterms, is openly backing Trump’s demand to replace Zelenskyy. The demand echoes the Kremlin’s longstanding pressure for wartime elections in Ukraine, which are prohibited by the constitution under martial law.

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Ukraine is building a Starlink alternative with a European partner to secure independent communications, while Musk’s restrictions and outages have exposed the risks of relying on SpaceX. Russia is developing a rival network with reported Chinese help.

Can someone ask CBS News why Ted Koppel said that "Bannon's technically correct; they didn't have standing" in the 60+ cases Trump and his allies lost in 2020. This is verifiably false and is a GOP talking point. Many/most of the cases Trump lost were on the merits. Do they not fact check at CBS?

Kirschner: What I fear is that Trump may grow tired of the court brushing him back, and he may just order the bulldozers and the wrecking balls to roll onto the Kennedy Center Plaza and start knocking it down.

Ken Paxton’s records do not show a business purpose for travel to Albania, Aruba, Australia, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic, the Dominican Republic, England, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Malta, Mexico, Poland, South Africa or Taiwan. with @texastribune.org

Ken Paxton’s Security for Travel Cost Taxpayers Millions. Just 1 in 6 of His Trips Had a Stated Business Purpose.

Records show the Texas attorney general has taken nearly 1,000 trips during his tenure, costing $3.3 million in security. We could only connect 138 of those trips and $553,000 in security costs to sta...

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The FDA is proposing to expand a loophole allowing some of the world’s most toxic chemicals such as hormone disruptors linked to brain damage and reproductive harm in children to be added directly to food without a safety review. MAHA IS RFK JR'S TOXIC LIE www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

FDA may allow some toxic chemicals to be added to food without safety review. Experts are alarmed

Regulator looks to expand loophole to allow dangerous compounds in food as long as they’re not carcinogenic

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