"I never thought leopards would eat MY face," sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party.

Completely divorced from reality.

More: The party-line vote approving the contempt resolution came a week after Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination more than 100 times when he appeared before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.

More: President Trump on Wednesday filed an emergency motion to stop the British Broadcasting Corporation from gaining broad access to intimate details about his finances.

The emergency stay is the latest development in how Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, triggered by a 2024 episode of Panorama titled "Trump, a Second Chance," is backfiring. Last month, U.S. Magistrate Judge Enjoliqu Lett allowed the BBC to move forward with gaining access to the financial information of at least 400 business entities owned by Trump's family trust. Lett set a Thursday deadline for the BBC to get hold of his financial records.

Now Trump is scrambling to stop what he started from blowing up in his face.

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Trump's legal team is asking Lett to allow Trump to go back and change the language of the suit, so that his lucrative business dealings as president are not subject to public scrutiny.

The BBC has yet to respond.

More: Then one night last September, Ms. Kelver, 28, drew her gun after she had been pushed down in the street during a brief confrontation with three men in the college town of Laramie, according to police reports and surveillance video. Wyoming's "stand your ground" law is supposed to offer legal protections to gun owners who draw in self-defense, yet Ms. Kelver was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and possession of a deadly weapon with unlawful intent, charges that carry up to 15 years in prison.

Iran and Oman cutting Trump and his lackeys out of these negotiations altogether speaks volumes.

This money was stolen form everyday Americans who bought goods at inflated prices and then "refunded" to these companies after they passed their cost increases on to consumers. Perhaps the single largest theft in history. People should be outraged at this.

From the article: "If I was a victimizer in the Epstein files, my name would have been redacted," Adelman said. "Instead, I am an innocent and productive member of society, who has donated her time and body to NIH for research that will benefit millions of people " yet MY name and information is blasted to the national news."

That kind of says it all.

Not sure the win is official yet, but bravo to Dr. El Sayed if he does win. I expect lots of whining and calls for recounts from the Stevens camp.

NC has a similar law, it doesn't stop greedy business owners from charging a surcharge anyway. You can report them but nothing happens.

ACAB

"So that's probably going to be a problem for him"

On which planet? This arrest just ups his street cred with MAGAts.

Also "Boy George pulls out of Jesus Christ" is the funniest thing I'll read all day.

Weird flex to almost rise back up out of obscurity just to piss off most of the people who might have been your fan base.

Are some of these to replace the BMWs the FBI bought for Kash?

a functioning democratic republic.

We haven't had one of those since 1/6/2021.

Just a bit of perspective, 6,000 out of 9.5 million is 0.06315789473684211% of the population.

How long before he's pardoned?

Trump's America is like a dying mall. No matter how much you spend on polishing the turd it can't survive when the shops can't afford the rent, the people can't afford to buy anything from the shops and the food court is on fire.

The next batch of Saudis that want to attack us like they did on 9/11 could well have access to nukes or dirty bombs thanks to Donald Trump.

More: "The condition of the Reflecting Pool was the same after I stepped away from the water as it was before I got there," he told the network.

The Washington Post reports that Judge Edelman denied Hearn's attorneys' motion to have the case dismissed outright but asked prosecutors to account for the current status of work at the site. They could not, telling the court that they were unsure whether the evidence against Hearn had been preserved.

Edelman, who set a trial date for September 28, also asked why the Trump administration could not "maintain the status quo" for the rest of the week to avoid access to evidence becoming an "issue at this trial," according to News From the States.

The judge also urged the "government to not do anything further" on the pool before denying Hearn's motion to dismiss the case, the outlet reports. Edelman called the motion "entirely premature" but did not prohibit Hearn's attorneys from filing another motion to dismiss going forward.

Latest? Could you name anyone from either of his administrations who did have integrity?

Mike Pence maybe, he showed some on Jan 6th when it really counted but he obviously wasn't a cabinet nominee.

"If students are using it to compose, which is the biggest tragedy of all, they'll never learn to write. And their voice is stolen from them. They'll never have the ability to say their truth and tell their own story. And that's silencing an entire generation or two."

Well said.