...rereading my last, maybe I was being too harsh. The way both of the articles were written is deceptive. Corky et al just made a typical honestly stupid mistake that any other moron might have made.

Uh, the appeals court SHUT DOWN the TDS court's Back to Work ruling?
The appeals court went Trump's way, moron.

A Saturday ruling by a divided DC circuit court panel essentially decided that the courts must defer to the executive branch on employment matters. Judges Neomi Rao and Gregory Katsas " both Trump appointees " found that the lower court likely did not have jurisdiction to order the employees back to work. Their ruling paused the part of the lower court order requiring the administration "take all necessary steps to return USAGM employees and contractors to their status prior" to the executive order.
Judge Nina Pillard, an Obama appointee, in her dissent on Saturday, said the decision was tantamount to "silencing Voice of America for the foreseeable future".

Copying Kim Jung Un is a bad look. Just sayin

#10 | Posted by LarryMohr

-He's just pretending to be something he will never be. Problem?

#7 | Posted by Angrydad

I pity the fool what aks that

Drudge Report owner threatens Trump with '$1 TRILLION lawsuit' after White House launched copycat news site

www.dailymail.co.uk

#17 | Posted by hitler

-Posted on actual copycat news site

Short term pain for long term gain.
The trade deficits and resulting debt must be addressed or else Americans will end up picking cotton on Chinese-owned plantations.

There is already a serious shortage of truck drivers in the US

Q1 ends with thousands more freight layoffs

-Make up your TDS-infected minds

"Congress directly authorized and funded CPB to be a private nonprofit corporation wholly independent of the federal government."

So, a "fourth branch of government"?

^the leftist narrative cannot survive without censorship. that's why you have your plonks and bans. the left runs on cancel culture.

The site name won't change because there are no easy steals left uncovered.

^Oh, Chris Mueller explains it away...now have him explain the extra votes and the bellwethers turning back on.

couldn't (cheat) when they actually were in office?

#14 | Posted by TFDNihilist

The tried, but it was too big to rig

In law, sedition is generally defined as conduct or speech that incites rebellion or resistance against the lawful authority of a government. It's a crime that involves inciting or attempting to incite individuals to disrupt the established government or its operations

covid shots?

still? really?
Enjoy your increased risk of myocarditis and pericarditis.

^Banana Republic stuff

Absolutely. Especially the 10 million extra votes and the 'stop counting' scams.

TDS in America are failing the marshmallow test.

The pledged donations come as Harvard faces lean times

lol. Ivy league BUMS.
"I say, old chap, have you any grey poupon? I will gladly pay you on Tuesday for grey poupon today!"

That $119 swimsuit -- With tariffs it will cost you $360

no it won't. you're using tds math. female tds math even.

By Megan Cerullo
Edited By Anne Marie D. Lee

Triangl, an online swimwear company, announced that as of April 30, orders from U.S.-based customers will include tariff charges at checkout. On Thursday, a one-piece woman's swimsuit sold on the site with a retail cost of $119 was subject to tax of $12.35, while shipping costs ran $20. Import duties on the item amounted to $211.11, raising the final price to $362.46.

211.11/119=1.774033613 suddenly 177%?

Actually the 9-0 reason he should not have been deported is Due Process.

You will never address that.

#13 | Posted by snoofy

He wasn't so concerned with 'Due Process' when he entered the country illegally, though...

Shoot, wait...
"I was so important, so trustworthy, that every time some things got leaked, they came to polygraph me first!"

"Yeah, I was so important I took like 15 polygraphs!"
"Well, I was so important I didn't take any polygraphs at all!"
"Hunh. I knew all kinds of stuff, though. Then Rolling Stone paid me like ...a hundred dollars... to tell them some of it!"
"Whatever. The government begged me to do all their ...stuff, you know, that takes a lot of ...poly graphs and like that, but y'know what? I turned 'em down!"

He can't be deported to el sal because rival gang members may k*ll him, but he's not a gang member, you see.
His rival gang members, sure, they're gang members, but he's not. He's a rival gang member, god why can't you understand?!

US equity futures are sharply higher, erasing all of April's losses on blowout earnings from MSFT and META, and relief over signs the Trump administration is stepping back from its harshest tariff threats. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures rose 1.2% to 5655, the highest level since before Trump's Liberation Day announcement and pointing to an eighth consecutive session of gains for the cash index; Nasdaq futures gained 1.7%, as META and MSFT added +6.3% and +7.8%, respectively; most Mag 7 names, NVDA (3.7%) and semis are higher given META's CapEx increase and MSFT's reiteration on CapEx guidance. The dollar is higher after the BOJ finally flipped dovish and slashed its growth target pushing USDJPY to 144.5 this morning. It's light on overnight news as most of Europe is closed today ex-UK along with China; US/Ukraine signed an agreement over the country's natural resources, UK Manf PMI printed better but remained in contraction, and Trump reiterated that there is a "very good chance" of a deal with China

Remember how they withheld the pilot's info long enough to scrub her social media?
They never did that before.

The helicopter crew appeared to have made more than one mistake. Not only was the Black Hawk flying too high, but in the final seconds before the crash, its pilot failed to heed a directive from her co-pilot, an Army flight instructor, to change course.

"Change course! Change course at once!!"
"DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO!!!"

Are we going to hear CVR now of the woman kimakaze helo pilot that took out the Delta flight?