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"There is no excuse for this and you know why I’m furious right now,” the judge said. “I was hearing from plaintiff’s side that this was going to happen and I said ‘no’ repeatedly, ‘I trust the government.’ I trusted you all repeatedly to not do what you have done...” www.ms.now/news/you-did...

‘You did your absolute worst’: Judge blasts government after she says it defied her on D.C. golf course case

A livid U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes called an emergency hearing after the government flouted warnings to notify the court before cutting down more than 10 trees at East Potomac Golf Course; it cut d...

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Elon Musk would rather have a crook like Paxton in place to protect his interests in Texas. Elon Musk’s Secret Web of Companies in Texas with 90 companies used for everything from paying nannies to buying land to supporting Donald Trump’s re-election #ElonMusk www.nytimes.com/2026/02/27/t...

Elon Musk’s Secret Web of Companies in Texas (Gift Article)

The megabillionaire was tied to about 90 companies in the state, which he uses for everything from paying nannies to buying land to supporting Donald Trump’s re-election, according to a Times examinat...

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ICE has not stopped abducting brown and black folks in our community. They are out in the community everyday from 5am until evening time. We need you to continue showing up for every community.

Today I learned that The Breakthrough Institute filed an amicus brief on behalf of Suncor in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County—the case heard by SCOTUS last week where CO seeks to hold fossil-fuel companies accountable for allegedly deceiving the public about the danger of climate change. And...

Unlike many organizations that deny climate change outright, the Breakthrough Institute accepts the science while opposing efforts to hold fossil fuel companies legally accountable for it. The Institute has become one of the leading advocates against what it calls "climate lawfare," arguing that climate lawsuits are an improper attempt to regulate energy policy through the courts instead of legislatures. Breakthrough characterizes these
lawsuits as anti-democratic and urges judges to reject them. In 2026, it filed amicus briefs in Lighthiser v. Trump, a lawsuit brought by youth climate activists seeking to
challenge the Trump administration's executive orders expanding fossil fuel development, and Suncor Energy v. Boulder County, a U.S. Supreme Court case in which Colorado communities seek to hold ExxonMobil, Suncor, and other fossil fuel companies accountable for allegedly deceiving the public about the dangers of climate change. In Suncor, Breakthrough sided with the fossil fuel companies, arguing that attribution science cannot reliably link individual companies' emissions to specific climate harms and that state climate lawsuits
improperly interfere with national energy policy.

HAPPENING NOW: Judge Reyes is furious. She has repeatedly told the government to inform her before any major demolition work was done on the golf course. The abrupt removal of 500 trees, without notice, "has cost the government all of its credibility" in this case.