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Nine FBI agents investigated the classified documents Trump took to Mar-a-Lago. Kash Patel fired all nine.
He told Congress it followed "internal investigations."
Their lawsuit says there weren't any. Someone's lying to Congress, and I’d bet it’s not the agents.
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🚨BREAKING: Thousands of North Carolina midterm ballots are set to be rejected over minor technical issues after a federal court upheld strict new Republican-backed rules for mail voters, according to data shared exclusively with Democracy Docket. democracydocket.com/news-ale…
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Joined @kaitlancollins on @CNN tonight to discuss deeply troubling reports of Starshield restrictions in Ukraine.
These allegations demand a full congressional investigation. We will establish the facts, determine who was responsible, and pursue accountability.
Russia is the aggressor. Ukraine is defending its own land. There is no moral equivalence. America must never waver in its defense of freedom, nor equivocate in the face of aggression.
”And this is the man who is in charge of the US Army.”
Wow, the US truly has the most incompetent president in history.
Just listening to how clueless this man is, it’s no wonder we have been humiliated in Iran.
Trump: “The Russians had a thousand tanks riding up a concrete highway. They would have been in Ukraine in four hours, going maximum tank speed, which is 48 miles an hour, to be exact. Nothing to stop them. The war would have been over in one day. And this very stupid general - I have no idea who he is. I doubt he’s still with us. I doubt he’s still living. He decided to hang a right onto the farmland and then take a left and go up to Kyiv, rather than staying on the highway - the concrete highway, perfectly good highway - where they were doing very nicely. It would have been three and a half, four hours, and the whole war would have ended. He ended up getting stuck in the mud.”
Does he understand that Ukrainian troops destroyed all the bridges and cut off the retreat points, so the only option left was to go off the highway? I mean, if you have the IQ of a 10-year-old child, you should be able to get it.
I am honestly shocked at the basic level of ignorance. And this is the man who is in charge of the US Army.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that Ukraine was grateful to the US that intelligence and early warnings about Russian missile attacks had been restored reut.rs/3TNkCAH
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The United States should stand unequivocally with Ukraine against Russia, David J. Kramer, John Herbst, and William Taylor argue. theatln.tc/YEIZjkjP
📸: Andrew Harnik / Getty
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Congress must pursue oversight of Elon Musk.
ALT An article from Politico titled "Democrats’ Musk-ask questions." It discusses Starlink disruptions in Ukraine and highlights concerns from Rep. Pramila Jayapal on the importance of the United States' support for Ukraine. The text also mentions inquiries about Musk's influence and corruption.
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Trump is siding with Putin. The American people are with Ukraine.
Via @SenBlumenthal
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.@elonmusk you don’t have to wait for a subpoena, you can just come in on your own.
WSJ scoop: Musk was the one who ordered the Starshield slowdown that blindsided Ukraine’s defenses. wsj.com/world/ukraine-starli…
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The President of the United States has decided to side with a murderous dictator and our adversaries in Russia, rather than standing with our freedom-loving and democratic allies in Ukraine.
The Congress must push back against the president’s disastrous foreign policy before more damage is done.
US ties with Ukraine hit new low as Trump slights Zelenskyy and eases up on Russia
@Ben_Finley @APDiploWriter @KToropin
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Netanyahu could derail his own election by restarting the Iran war... and Trump's endorsement now ties the midterms to whatever Bibi does next
An American president openly endorsing a sitting Israeli prime minister a week before his vote breaks a long-standing norm, and the reason is simple: Washington has to work with whoever wins.
Eli Clifton of the Quincy Institute, author of Israel's Lobby, says the endorsement ties Trump's political fate to Netanyahu's, and a trailing prime minister with a war to restart has an easy way out of October 27:
"From a practical matter, I don't see how you can have elections if you have air raid sirens going off and people in bomb shelters."
Iran would hit Gulf energy and targets inside Israel, and Eli says Dimona is on the table if Israel goes nuclear, and possibly if Iran's own nuclear sites are hit again.
The timing is before October 27, before November 3, or shortly after... so the next two weeks decide whether this war restarts on Israel's election calendar or America's.
@EliClifton @WeTheBrandon
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Elon Musk reportedly throttled Starlink service vital to Ukraine’s defenses, crippling drones used to intercept Russian attacks.
Trump and Musk are undermining Ukraine while shielding Russia’s oil revenues, even as Trump’s own illegal war in Iran drives up fuel prices. This is straight off Putin’s wishlist.
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Trump: "We just extinguished a nuclear bomb from the worst country in the world, and our gas prices -- it's a small thing to pay -- our gas prices are lower than under Obama."
(Iran never had a nuke and gas prices are not lower than they were 10 years ago)
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You did NOT get Greenland. Period.
You are the undisputed world champion of lying.
Greenland is NOT yours, never was, and never will be! 🇬🇱
Trump says NATO was "nice enough to give us Greenland. We got Greenland."
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Greenland is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark and is not owned by the United States. A September 2026 security agreement expands US military access but reaffirms Danish sovereignty and Greenlanders' self-determination.
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…ternational-partnerships.ec.europa.eu/countries/gree…
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Another terrible abuse of power by ICE on our streets.
How many more citizens will suffer abuse or die from ICE actions before Republicans in Congress can be convinced to help rein in this out-of-control agency?
Dramatic new video shows a man calling out for help as ICE agents pin him to the ground in Long Beach. Advocates say he is a U.S. citizen.
Read more: abc7ne.ws/8bWQD8
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MORE: Ukrainian forces continue to face in-motion speed restrictions to SpaceX’s low-earth orbit satellite communication technology (Starlink and Starshield) that limit Ukraine’s ability to counter Russian piston engine-driven and jet-powered strike drones.
Ukrainian Presidential Advisor on Defense Technologies Serhiy “Flash” Beskrestnov stated on October 19 that the 160 kilometers per hour (around 100 miles per hour) in-motion speed restrictions to Ukraine’s satellite internet service as part of the Starshield package remain in place.
Beskrestnov emphasized that the Starshield in-motion speed restrictions disrupt data transmission to Ukrainian drones used to intercept Russian piston engine-driven Geran drones since the helicopters fly faster than 160 kilometers per hour. Beskrestnov noted that the Starshield speed restrictions limit Ukraine’s jet-powered interceptor drones.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on October 19 that Ukraine continues to experience speed restrictions on Starlink and Starshield services in various sectors of the frontline that undermine Ukraine’s frontline logistics, intermediate-range strikes, and counter-drone air defense operations.
Starshield is a more secure, jam-resistant, and military-oriented version of the Starlink satellite network that SpaceX designed for government use, while Starlink serves civilian and commercial purposes. Ukrainian forces do not have access to Starshield or any other Starlink services over Russian territory, as SpaceX has geographically restricted Ukraine’s access to within Ukraine’s international borders.
Data from Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) between July 1, 2026, and October 19, 2026, indicates that the Starshield in-motion speed restriction, which Ukrainian forces first reported on October 14, has significantly degraded Ukraine’s intermediate-range strike campaign targeting primarily Russian logistics across the frontline. ⬇️
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 30, 2026: Operation Vivaldi and other Ukrainian counteroffensive efforts in the Oleksandrivka and Kupyansk directions in 2026 have enabled Ukraine to contest the operational initiative across the frontline, virtually halting Russian advances. ISW has observed evidence to assess that Russian forces suffered a net loss of 122 square kilometers between September 1, 2026, and October 16, 2026, and seized about 100 square kilometers since January 1, 2026.
Biletskyi reported on October 19 that Operation Vivaldi degraded the Russian 144th Motorized Rifle Division (20th Combined Arms Army [CAA], Moscow Military District [MMD]), which was part of the Russian contingent previously operating from a bridgehead on the right (western) bank of the Zherebets River, to the extent that the division effectively ceased to exist as an organized military force.
Russian forces will have to reconstitute the 144th Motorized Rifle Division for any future offensive operations in the Lyman direction, which will impose further constraints on already costly Russian force generation. Russia has been facing increased combat losses since Summer 2026, with Russian forces losing over 40,000 killed and wounded in several months. Russia’s voluntary recruitment force generation system that relies on contract recruitment has become increasingly costly, and as average contract prices have significantly risen since 2022, to the point that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s is reportedly reluctantly considering ordering another unpopular involuntary reservist call-up. (1/2)
”There are people in this world worthy of our admiration and praise. Elon Musk is not one of them.”
Let me be clear:
Elon Musk is a monster who bears direct responsibility for the deaths of thousands and eventually probably even millions of innocent people.
He boasted about feeding USAID “into the wood chipper.” A Lancet study projects that continued funding cuts could cause 14 million additional deaths by 2030, including 4.5 million children under five. The Wall Street Journal now reports that he ordered restrictions that crippled Ukrainian interceptor drones, weakened defenses against Russian attacks, and led directly to the deaths of Ukrainian children.
There are people in this world worthy of our admiration and praise. Elon Musk is not one of them.
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Fmr Pres. @BillClinton: "I'm tired of this constant us vs. them...I'm tired of treating our allies like they're dirt...I'm tired of people denigrating Muslims for being Muslims."