They blew up or drowned 150 people with absolutely no justification and it was a 10-minute story.
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They blew up or drowned 150 people with absolutely no justification and it was a 10-minute story.
As Rep. Jayapal says, our reporting has found that these aren’t isolated incidents. Last October, we tallied more than 170 cases of U.S. citizens detained by immigration agents.
Here’s that investigation she’s referring to:
MS NOW confirms Corey Lewandowski is also out at DHS.
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When we see it elsewhere, we call it state sponsored terrorism.
I don’t think people have grasped what it means to have a WH & a military who commits mass murder over and over for the sole purpose of committing mass murder.
This still applies. Stay safe out there.
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They fund it in Gaza. They're doing it to Venezuelan fisherman. They're doing it in Iran. They're doing it in the streets and in concentration camps to immigrants in the US. They've done it to US citizen protestors on the streets in Minnesota.
There are no limits to what they are capable of.
American stranded in the Middle East:
When we got the alert the first day, I did call the embassy. I wasn't able to get through. That was a little disconcerting. We had pretty much already arranged everything ourselves by the time the State Department started getting organized. #Sheshed
This is a chilling crime. A shame on our country. The Iranian ship was unarmed. The US knew this. The sailors were murdered by our navy, and the survivors were left to die at sea.
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Trump is burning through taxpayer dollars on wars just like he burned through his father’s money in the 80s.
The 1973 oil embargo was seismic event that sent shocks through the US economic, political, and social infrastructure.
It contributed to the demise of the domestic auto industry, the beginning of the homelessness epidemic, and the rise of neoliberalism.
This could be bigger.
M MacroEdge @ @MacroEdgeRes X.com "We are experiencing the largest loss of oil supply in history (3X bigger than the 1973 Arab oil embargo)" - @ericnuttall #MacroEdge 11:09 AM • 3/5/26 • 137K Views
There is a saying that when plans for war are made, the enemy has a say. Well, in this case, so do allies who are disproportionately affected.
Energy market analysts say the impact of the Iran War on supply could be bigger than the 1973 oil embargo.
⚠️ Qatar’s energy minister has warned that war in the Middle East could “bring down the economies of the world,” predicting that all Gulf energy exporters would shut down production within weeks and drive oil to $150 a barrel.
War is the worst of human endeavors, but the reason militaries do not fight by pure thuggery, as the United States now does, is that it ultimately puts us more at risk and defiles us as a country. What are we even fighting for if we are nothing but the biggest bully on the block?
In addition to common decency. Leaving sailors to drown is outlawed by the Geneva Convention.
Congress has let them murder civilians eight ways to Sunday since they took office a year ago with not a single meaningful guardrail
we couldn’t fucking pass a War Powers Act
they knew they could get away with it because they practiced all those times on the “narco-terrorist” boats, where they also killed the survivors, and nobody sent them to The Hague about it so they are running completely unchecked right now with full use of the arsenal. I do not know how this ends
Of course that was also try for the hundreds of people detained in ICE’s May operation in Nashville, examined in great detail here by my colleagues: nashvillebanner.com/26542-2/
Yes if you or your family can get legal help, you can argue your case but by the time your lawyer puts pen to paper you’ll almost certainly be in a detention center many states away.
Nashville Noticias staffer Estefany Rodríguez was detained by ICE in South Nashville on Wednesday morning. There was no warrant for her arrest. Her attorneys have filed an emergency petition in federal court seeking a writ of habeas corpus, or an immediate review of whether or not her detention is legal. Rodríguez, who was in the car with her husband — a U.S. citizen — has been following all the legal steps to citizenship. In her job, Rodríguez has reported several stories that hold ICE accountable, and it’s unclear whether her detention was retaliation. As of Thursday afternoon, she was in Alabama en route to an ICE processing center in Louisiana.
Something I don’t think can be emphasized enough is how fast ICE is shipping the people they detain off to another state. “Move fast and break things” but for people in potentially life or death situations. nashvillebanner.com/2026/03/05/j...
"She frequently reported on stories critical of ICE for Nashville Noticias, the Spanish-language outlet."
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“.. companies that paid the IEEPA tariffs are entitled to a refund,” said Ted Murphy, a trade lawyer at Sidley Austin. “How that refund gets effectuated? We don’t know. And I would say nobody knows for sure. Which is crazy.”
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Context: Trump cut off aid to Ukraine, delayed it under Biden by refusing to let MAGA vote on it in the House. Israel also denies aid.
BREAKING: I tried to pass a bill to pay TSA agents and fund FEMA as Democrats push for common sense reforms to protect Americans from being killed by untrained and masked DHS agents.
Guess what? Republicans BLOCKED it.
Iranian warship sunk by the US was sailing home after taking part in an exhibition hosted by India
Noem being fired does not excuse her crimes against Americans. She must still be charged and prosecuted for her crimes!
He hasn't replaced her with Mullin. Mullin must be confirmed.
Do not obey in advance.
