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03/06/2025

Who Is Behind The Mass Scripted Narratives? …Follow for more insightful posts.

Users on social media are highlighting a new campaign by Senate Democrats, aptly named ‘Sh— That Ain’t True,’ criticizing former President Donald Trump ahead of his joint address to Congress.

Led by Sen. Cory Booker, Democrats released strikingly identical videos, accusing Trump of failing to deliver on his promise to reduce prices from “day one.” The videos, featuring nearly two dozen senators repeating scripted talking points verbatim, quickly went viral, prompting influential figures like Elon Musk and Tim Pool to question the authenticity and independence of political messaging.

Critics argue that such synchronized messaging undermines genuine political dialogue, labeling it as dangerously robotic and reminiscent of propaganda tactics.

As social media continues to reshape political communication, voters increasingly question who’s writing the scripts politicians recite.

02/19/2025

Millions of dead people in Social Security records—harmless glitch or ticking time bomb? …Follow for more insightful posts.

Elon Musk flagged a shocking stat: Social Security’s Numident lists 18.9 million people over 100, dwarfing the 90,000 alive in the U.S.

A 2023 audit says not all get benefits—only 44,000 do—but the gap exposes a deeper risk. Outdated death records clog the system, and while fraud’s minimal, overpayments to the deceased hit $298M since 2021, with $214M unrecovered.

Experts call it a “messy database,” not a scam, yet the 2023 report warns: unfixed errors could open doors to abuse. Costs to clean it? Up to $9.7M.

Meanwhile, Social Security’s trust fund nears collapse in a decade, threatening 20% benefit cuts. These glitches signal vulnerability—small now, but potentially devastating if left alone or exploited.

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01/30/2025

🚨 A mid-air collision near D.C. sparks a major emergency response…Follow for more insightful posts.

Breaking News: Aircraft Collision Near Reagan National Airport Prompts Multi-Agency Crisis Response

A passenger plane arriving from Wichita, Kansas, collided with a military Black Hawk helicopter near Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National Airport earlier today. Law enforcement confirmed one aircraft crashed into the Potomac River, halting all airport operations temporarily. The Associated Press reported a multi-agency search and rescue mission involving U.S. Park Police, D.C. Fire and EMS, military units, and Metropolitan Police helicopters.

D.C. Fire deployed fireboats to the crash site, while aerial teams scoured the river. Video from the Kennedy Center’s observation cameras captured two aircraft lights merging into a fireball, corroborating witness accounts of the collision. Authorities have not yet confirmed casualties or causes, citing the active investigation.

01/27/2025

Which annoyance just won’t slide anymore as you grow older?

01/24/2025

Federal agencies are getting new powers, and it’s reshaping immigration enforcement…Follow for more insightful posts.

In a major shift in U.S. immigration policy, the Trump administration has granted new authority to the ATF, DEA, and U.S. Marshals Service to make arrests related to immigration violations. This unprecedented move instantly adds almost 10,000 federal agents to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in enforcing immigration laws.

Previously, these agencies were limited to their respective missions, such as combating drug and firearm offenses. Now, they are empowered to detain undocumented individuals directly, a task that was solely ICE’s responsibility. The administration explains this decision as a strategy to alleviate ICE’s heavy workload and address border security challenges more effectively.

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01/23/2025

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01/20/2025

Biden’s Final Hours in Office: Sweeping Pardons Ignite Political Firestorm… Follow for more insightful posts.

In a move that has stirred debate across the political spectrum, President Biden issued pardons to several high-profile individuals just hours before leaving office. Among those pardoned are Gen. Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and members involved in the January 6 Select Committee investigation, including Capitol and Metropolitan police officers who testified. This sweeping action, seen by some as a shield against potential investigations under President-elect Trump, reflects Biden’s controversial use of executive clemency during his final hours in office.

Dr. Fauci, in his response, emphasized the “politically motivated threats” he has faced, thanking Biden for sparing his family “immeasurable distress.” Similarly, Milley expressed gratitude, citing his desire to protect his loved ones from “distraction, expense, and anxiety.”

Critics, however, were quick to denounce the pardons, particularly the one granted to Hunter Biden. Despite earlier promises to stay uninvolved, Biden’s decision has drawn condemnation from figures like Sen. Eric Schmitt, who accused the outgoing president of undermining norms. Hunter Biden himself admitted he wouldn’t “take this pardon for granted.”

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01/19/2025

TikTok begins restoring service for U.S. users after Trump comments

The company said in a statement that TikTok was coming back online in the U.S. after President-elect Donald Trump provided assurances to the company’s service providers.

01/19/2025

This is what pops up on TikTok now that ban is in effect

01/17/2025

Biden’s bid farewell, and delivers a warning… Follow for more.

In his farewell address, President Biden reflected on his administration’s achievements, including brokering the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, while sounding an alarm about democracy’s future.

Speaking from the Oval Office, he warned of the growing influence of a wealthy few, calling it a direct threat to democracy. Biden urged reforms to curb the power of money in politics, ensure billionaires pay their fair share, and enforce stronger ethics for Congress and the Supreme Court.

He reminded Americans that the nation’s strength lies in equality, opportunity, and justice for all. After 50 years in public service, Biden concluded: “Now it’s your turn to stand guard. May you be the keeper of the flame.”

01/11/2025

If TikTok Is Banned, What Actually Happens to the App on Your Phone?

Even if a ban goes into effect, you won’t face penalties for using TikTok. The main restriction would target app stores and hosting services—meaning you wouldn’t be able to download new versions or receive essential updates. Over time, the app could become buggy, slow, or eventually stop working altogether. Some users might try workarounds like VPNs or alternative app stores, but these methods can reduce reliability and performance.

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01/09/2025

California’s fire insurance crisis could change the state forever… Follow for more insightful posts.

California’s insurance market is on the brink of collapse due to the devastating effects of wildfires. The Palisades Fire in Los Angeles has pushed private insurers to stop issuing new policies and even drop existing ones, leaving many Californians without reliable coverage.

The state’s insurer of last resort, the FAIR Plan, is feeling the strain as it covers properties worth nearly $458 billion—triple the insured value from 2020. With damages from recent fires estimated at $52–$57 billion, the FAIR Plan faces the risk of exhausting funds and driving up premiums statewide.

State officials are racing to address the crisis, including passing moratoriums on non-renewals in fire-prone areas. However, these stopgaps do little to reverse the larger issue: insurers are struggling to adapt to climate-driven disasters. New rules have allowed companies to raise rates and reassess risk, but homeowners face skyrocketing costs.

This is a wake-up call for California’s fire-prone communities and policymakers to rethink long-term strategies in the face of a growing climate emergency.

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01/07/2025

Meta’s board just got a shakeup with some bold new additions…Follow for more insightful posts.

Meta Platforms Inc. has announced significant changes to its board of directors, adding three new members: UFC CEO Dana White, investor Charlie Songhurst, and John Elkann, CEO of Exor NV. This move highlights Mark Zuckerberg’s ongoing strategy to reshape Meta’s leadership amid its pivot to artificial intelligence and the metaverse.

Dana White, 55, is a close friend of Zuckerberg and a key figure in the global sports entertainment industry, having transformed UFC into a cultural phenomenon. White is also a known supporter of US President-elect Donald Trump, further underlining the political undertones of this appointment. Zuckerberg, an MMA enthusiast, has previously collaborated with White on AI-driven innovations for UFC rankings.

Joining White is Charlie Songhurst, a former Microsoft executive and current AI advisor to Meta, and John Elkann, an influential European business leader with ties to Ferrari and Juventus Football Club. The additions expand Meta’s board to 13 members, solidifying Zuckerberg’s control under the company’s dual-class stock structure.

Zuckerberg shared his vision for these appointments: “Charlie, Dana, and John will add a depth of expertise and perspective to help us tackle the massive opportunities ahead with AI, wearables, and the future of human connection.”

01/06/2025

VP and Congress Certify Elections… Follow for more insightful posts.

In a landmark session on January 6th, Congress officially certified President-elect Donald Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, securing his return to the White House with 312 electoral votes to Harris’s 226. The certification, a final procedural step before Trump’s inauguration on January 20, unfolded smoothly, marking a sharp contrast to the contentious events of four years ago.

Vice President Harris presided over the session with a composed demeanor, announcing the results without objections. Republicans celebrated with a standing ovation, and bipartisan applause followed as the session concluded. Despite heavy snowfall in Washington D.C. and heightened security measures reminiscent of the January 6th Capitol attack in 2021, the proceedings ran without interruption.

Trump, observing from Mar-a-Lago, referred to the certification as a “big moment in history,”

01/06/2025

Justin Trudeau steps down after 9 years as Canada’s Prime Minister. What does this mean for Canada’s future? …Follow for more insightful posts.

Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party for over a decade, announced his resignation on Monday, marking the end of an era. Trudeau, who once boasted approval ratings above 60%, steps down amidst dwindling public support and internal party challenges. Recent polls show the Liberal Party with just 16% of voter support, trailing significantly behind the opposition Conservative Party ahead of the October elections.

In a press conference, Trudeau stated, “I intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide, competitive process.” He acknowledged internal divisions within the Liberal Party, saying these conflicts made him less effective in leading the party into the next election.

Trudeau’s departure follows a series of high-profile resignations within his Cabinet, including Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Housing Minister Sean Fraser. Economic challenges, including high inflation and a growing cost-of-living crisis, have eroded public confidence in his leadership. Additionally, the looming threat of tariffs from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has added strain to Canada’s economy.

12/31/2024

Happy New Years Everyone. let’s Make It The Best Year Of 2025 That We Can.

12/31/2024

What’s Your Best New Years Joke? Is it really New Year’s Eve if you don’t use this right of passage dad joke?

12/31/2024

display of northern lights could light up U.S. skies this New Year’s Eve. Find out where and when to look…Follow for more insightful posts.

Solar storms may create a rare opportunity to see the northern lights across parts of the United States just in time for the new year. According to NOAA, the sun has expelled two plasma bursts expected to arrive early this week, potentially sparking auroras on Monday and Tuesday nights.

States with the highest likelihood of visibility include Alaska, Washington, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Michigan. Others, such as Oregon, New York, and even parts of Iowa, could also catch glimpses of this natural phenomenon. For the best viewing experience, step outside during the early hours of Tuesday morning while skies are still dark. Avoid city lights for a clearer view, and consider using your smartphone camera to capture faint colors invisible to the naked eye.

This spectacle is tied to the sun’s 11-year cycle, currently at its most active phase. With heightened solar activity expected to continue into next year, moments like these may become more frequent—but they remain unpredictable.

For live updates, check NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center or aurora forecasting app. Whether you’re in a prime viewing zone or just hoping for a lucky glimpse, this could be a once-in-a-lifetime way to welcome 2025.

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