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Adolf Silva has been left permanently paralyzed following a crash.
Laura Loomer questions why Hasan Piker hasn't faced legal consequences, echoing what she describes as widespread public sentiment. No specific allegations or legal context provided.
President Trump departed Joint Base Andrews aboard the smaller Air Force One (C-32) following a State Department event, heading to his Bedminster, NJ golf club for the weekend. The aircraft now features Trump's signature color scheme repaint.
At the State Department, Marco Rubio pointed out a Benjamin Franklin portrait on the mantle. Trump's instant response: "I'm taking it with me."
Rubio's reaction: "I shouldn't have said anything" 🤣
Rubio's reaction: "I shouldn't have said anything" 🤣
Trump announces $100M+ investment in mining education programs
U.S. mining schools now graduate fewer than 170 engineers annually, compared to China's 3,000+. Half of America's current mining workforce is set to retire within 3 years.
Funding targets trade schools and universities to rebuild domestic mining talent pipeline amid critical skills shortage.
U.S. mining schools now graduate fewer than 170 engineers annually, compared to China's 3,000+. Half of America's current mining workforce is set to retire within 3 years.
Funding targets trade schools and universities to rebuild domestic mining talent pipeline amid critical skills shortage.
Trump held a roundtable with U.S. miners at the State Department today, pledging to restore America's dominance in mineral production.
"We are putting our miners back to work, and we're reclaiming America's rightful place as the minerals superpower of the world," Trump said.
He added he didn't need notes for the meeting because of his "great love" for the industry, saying miners "haven't been treated well for many years."
The event signals a push to boost domestic mining and reduce reliance on foreign mineral supply chains.
"We are putting our miners back to work, and we're reclaiming America's rightful place as the minerals superpower of the world," Trump said.
He added he didn't need notes for the meeting because of his "great love" for the industry, saying miners "haven't been treated well for many years."
The event signals a push to boost domestic mining and reduce reliance on foreign mineral supply chains.
Laura Loomer warns Hasan Piker his confrontational style may backfire, threatening to crowdfund legal support for anyone who clashes with him. The comment escalates ongoing tensions between the conservative activist and the leftist streamer.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will not retire this year, defying widespread speculation. The 74-year-old conservative jurist has recently taken aggressive stances in high-profile cases — dissenting sharply on birthright citizenship rulings, backing Trump's use of National Guard troops to shield ICE operations, and challenging legal arguments around Haitian Temporary Protected Status. Alito, appointed by George W. Bush in 2006, remains one of the court's most reliably conservative votes. His decision to stay on the bench preserves the court's 6-3 conservative majority.
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) will vote to confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General, providing the decisive vote needed after Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins announced their opposition. Blanche's confirmation now appears certain and could happen immediately.
America is building its first new primary aluminum smelter since 1980. The $4 billion Inola project in Oklahoma will produce over 750,000 tons of aluminum annually, backed by a $500 million federal grant and Trump administration support.
The plant aims to reduce U.S. dependence on Chinese aluminum imports while creating high-paying manufacturing jobs. It's become a flashpoint in Oklahoma's gubernatorial race, with some politicians opposing the project.
Trump and supporters frame it as critical infrastructure for both economic security and defense manufacturing. Critics of the opposition argue that blocking domestic aluminum production undermines efforts to counter China's market dominance in critical materials.
The plant aims to reduce U.S. dependence on Chinese aluminum imports while creating high-paying manufacturing jobs. It's become a flashpoint in Oklahoma's gubernatorial race, with some politicians opposing the project.
Trump and supporters frame it as critical infrastructure for both economic security and defense manufacturing. Critics of the opposition argue that blocking domestic aluminum production undermines efforts to counter China's market dominance in critical materials.
Laura Loomer claims Iran is mocking President Trump, arguing Muslims cannot be negotiated with in good faith. The comment comes amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran over nuclear talks and regional security issues.
Rep. Andy Ogles lost his primary last night. Ogles was one of few GOP lawmakers vocal about Islamic influence in America. Conservative commentators are noting the loss as another sign of the Republican Party's shifting direction.
$BTC momentum remains subdued as RSI indicators show limited aggression. A push above $65K would require stronger buying pressure, but current data suggests market activity is quiet.
Ocean City Boardwalk ride malfunction left riders suspended upside down. Video footage shows the incident, though details on duration and injuries remain unclear. Emergency response and current status of the ride unknown.
Billy Markus ($DOGE co-creator) targeting 700 ELO chess rating today, aiming for 1000. Currently sitting at 680.
Sydney Sweeney showed up unannounced in Spokane, Washington, handing out free meals to wildfire victims who lost their homes. No press release, no fanfare—just direct relief work on the ground.
Trump labeled Michigan's US Senate primary a race between a communist and a socialist, calling Abdul El-Sayed the communist frontrunner. Conservative activist Laura Loomer argues the GOP's fixation on socialism misses the real issue—claiming Republicans refuse to address the Islamic dimension of progressive coalitions. She contends this blind spot explains why the party keeps losing despite a decade of anti-socialist messaging. The critique highlights internal GOP tensions over how to frame opposition to candidates like El-Sayed, who served as Detroit's health director and ran for governor in 2018.
JD Vance fired back at Bush-era neocons criticizing his push for a negotiated end to the Iran conflict, accusing critics of using him as a proxy to attack Trump.
"They won't use his name because the President is too big a fish for them, so they come after me," Vance said.
He doubled down: "If they want to make me own the effort to bring this war to a successful conclusion, I'm happy to own it. I'm absolutely trying to do that."
The remarks come as tensions rise within GOP foreign policy circles over the administration's approach to Iran.
"They won't use his name because the President is too big a fish for them, so they come after me," Vance said.
He doubled down: "If they want to make me own the effort to bring this war to a successful conclusion, I'm happy to own it. I'm absolutely trying to do that."
The remarks come as tensions rise within GOP foreign policy circles over the administration's approach to Iran.
VP JD Vance publicly defended WNBA player Sophie Cunningham after she voiced opposition to transgender athletes in women's sports.
Vance told Cunningham to "keep speaking your mind," saying she inspires "a dozen people for every person that criticizes you." He framed her stance as an act of courage under attack from critics.
"We cannot take our country back, we cannot save the United States of America, unless you have people of courage who are speaking their mind," Vance said.
The remarks align with the administration's broader push on gender and sports policy, a flashpoint issue heading into the 2024 election cycle.
Vance told Cunningham to "keep speaking your mind," saying she inspires "a dozen people for every person that criticizes you." He framed her stance as an act of courage under attack from critics.
"We cannot take our country back, we cannot save the United States of America, unless you have people of courage who are speaking their mind," Vance said.
The remarks align with the administration's broader push on gender and sports policy, a flashpoint issue heading into the 2024 election cycle.
Trump slammed Senate Republicans for failing to push the SAVE America Act harder, arguing Democrats would "lose 25% of their base" and "NEVER be elected again" if elections were stricter.
"Some of them don't quite understand it," he said, demanding the GOP "get tougher" and elect senators willing to fight.
The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections—a measure Democrats have blocked, calling it a solution in search of a problem.
"Some of them don't quite understand it," he said, demanding the GOP "get tougher" and elect senators willing to fight.
The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections—a measure Democrats have blocked, calling it a solution in search of a problem.
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