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Ender's Game-ass bull , what could go wrong?
Judge dropped some but not all charges, and smacked a US Att'y around
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Ender's Game-ass bull , what could go wrong?
...and undermining confidence in the most effective countermeasure during the worst measles outbreak since 1991
asleep at another televised presser
stupid assholes don't know how vaccines work
https://www.medicaleconomics.com/vie...cine-per-visit
SPR is near tank bottoms, Trump is running out of wiggle room
objectively pro-corruption and (little doubt) covering up ongoing official crimes
deleting their own files is a nice touch
https://www.fincen.gov/system/files/...lRuleforFR.pdf
^^^Congress overrode Trump's veto of The Corporate Transparency Act, now Trump is just ignoring it
Actions like this are what impeachment is for
Too bad Congress isn't alive to see like this
if your state didn't vote for him, the president is against you
Trump 2.0 is manifesting waste, fraud and abuse
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/13/u...core-ios-shareStarting last fall, the Department of Homeland Security spent $464 million on a no-bid contract to buy 10 used airplanes from a firm in Northern Virginia.
That was an enormous price tag, but the department said it had no time to consider other offers. The planes were needed urgently for deportation flights.
But since then, the department has barely used this new fleet — for deportations, or anything else.
Three of the aircraft are luxury business jets. Just months after acquiring them, the department sought to loan or lease two to other agencies, including one for the use of F.B.I. director Kash Patel, according to a letter to the department sent Wednesday by top Democrats on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
The other seven are older Boeing 737 passenger jets, which the government has left parked at an airport in Lake Charles, La., for months at a time. An internal government do ent, obtained by The New York Times, said the agency did not have the staff necessary to operate them.
the US government now provides concierge services for top regime officials
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weath..._medium=socialOn July 12, what began as an unattended campfire grew into the Cabin Creek Fire, which spread to a few acres on a ridge in the Sawtooth Forest. While at his ranch, Boren called Forest Service officials in the Sawtooth Forestat the regional level and national operations in Washington multiple times to question why there weren’t more aircraft battling the fire, according to one Forest Service official with knowledge of the situation. This official, who like several others interviewed for this article spoke on the condition of anonymity out of fear of retaliation, said Boren asked when more assets would arrive. Two other agency officials said he called those offices, including at least once in the middle of the night.
Six current and former Forest Service officials said the response was greater than what is typical fora fire of that scale that did not pose a significant threat to life or property.
In those calls, according to the Forest Service official with knowledge of the situation, Boren pushed for more aircraft to fight the fire even though “it was easily accessible by ground,” the official said.
He “was on the phone calling people that day asking why there weren’t more resources on the fire and when there was going to be more,” the official said.
I wonder if Trump gets kickbacks for trading on public information and official actions
https://www.sltrib.com/news/environm...-energy-fuels/A mining CEO bought 74,000 shares days before Trump shrank Bears Ears. House Democrats want answers.
CEO of the White Mesa Mill purchased thousands of shares less than a week before the uranium-rich monument was shrunk by 90%.On July 7, 2026, CEO Ross Bhappu bought 74,000 shares of Energy Fuels, the largest insider purchase of stock in the company’s history, according to a news release issued by the House Natural Resources Committee Democrats. The trade bumped Bhappu’s ownership to 41%. Board chair Bruce Hansen acquired 4,000 shares the following day.
Less than a week later, Trump removed 1.24 million acres from Bears Ears National Monuments— making the land available again for mining.
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Trump extorted Colorado to compel an official action
coercive funding is a Trump hallmark
it's 100% impeachable
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/14/u...smid=url-share
federal agencies provide concierge service for the Trump crime family
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/0...rypto-01038464Trump-appointed regulator OKs banking license for Trump-linked crypto firm
The decision would give new powers and federal credibility to a venture in which the president and his family retain a substantial financial interest.
The Trump administration has granted preliminary approval for a cryptocurrency venture backed by President Donald Trump’s family to operate a federally chartered trust bank,
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FDA gave Taylor Farms a month to get rid of any evidence of Cyclospora
Trump's attempts to cir vent Senate advice and consent keep hitting judicial roadblocks -- it's illegal
www.do entcloud.org/do ents/28...Ninth Circuit upholds disqualification of US Atty Sigal Chattah (D. Nev.) Rejects AG Bondi's maneuvers to avoid Senate confirmation requirement.
FCC sued by Disney and ABC for viewpoint discrimination
https://www.reuters.com/world/disney...es-2026-08-18/Disney and ABC allege the FCC is violating the First Amendment "by launching pretextual regulatory investigations and threatening the Stations' valuable broadcast licenses through early license renewal proceedings—all to punish Plaintiffs for content and viewpoints the Administration dislikes."
official actions that steer money into Trump's pocket, as one does now
home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0605The GENIUS Act requires stablecoin issuers to get a federal or state license by January 18, 2027. Treasury's notice went out August 17, 2026, opening 60 days of public comment on how that licensing actually works:
also -- through yet more Trump-friendly federal rulemaking -- WLF is about to become a chartered bank
World Liberty Financial issues a stablecoin called USD1. It's run by Trump family members and allies, including Donald Trump Jr, Eric Trump, and Barron Trump. The same administration writing the rulebook for stablecoins owns one of the companies the rulebook covers.
bull civil rights investigations as a fig leaf for ins utional extortion
https://www.ms.now/news/frame-up-whi...strip-millionsThe Trump administration’s findings that three Ivy League schools violated civil rights law by tolerating antisemitism were predetermined by political priorities that blew past the evidence and cast aside standard investigative procedures, according to a whistleblower account provided to Congress.
The disclosure, by Haley Van Erem, a veteran Justice Department civil rights attorney, involves investigations into whether Harvard, Brown and Columbia universities broke the law by allowing antisemitism to flourish on their campuses.
The whistleblower account comes just days after a federal judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit against Harvard that was based on the investigation, which was conducted by the Department of Health and Human Services and lawyers detailed from the DOJ.
Both Brown and Columbia reached settlements, with Columbia agreeing to pay $200 million over three years and Brown agreeing to spend $50 million on Rhode Island workforce development, with no admission of wrongdoing.
Harvard fought and won.
U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns ruled in that case that the Trump administration’s allegations relied on incidents that occurred more than a full academic year before it filed its lawsuit — incidents he said were “too isolated and episodic to support a plausible inference” that Harvard was violating le VI of the Civil Rights Act.
Van Erem’s whistleblower account, reviewed by MS NOW, says the findings “overrode knowing deviation from investigative procedures, statutory noncompliance, and potential cons utional violations.”
“Hundreds of millions of dollars were suspended from these universities prior to the completion of le VI investigations and the investigative team’s conclusions were frequently disregarded,” the complaint says.
In a letter to Harmeet Dhillon, head of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, the ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee said the whistleblower findings exposed a “large scale fraud.”
“Antisemitism at American universities and medical schools is real,” Rep. Jamie Raskin wrote.
“But your ‘investigation’ into antisemitism was fake, a pre-baked frame-up operation thoroughly political in nature. Before an actual investigation took place and regardless of what you actually found, the whole project was designed to harass professors and administrators at major universities, to curtail their freedom of speech and academic freedom, and to strip targeted ins utions of hundreds of millions of dollars in grants that they had already been awarded on the merits of their applications.”
A Department of Justice spokesperson told MS NOW, “While at the DOJ, Ms. Haley Van Erem did not work on university investigations. And for all matters, the Department stands behind the integrity of these investigations.”
The whistleblower complaint says the investigation was launched based on a single article in the New York Post that described antisemitic activities at medical school graduations.
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