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Rod Stewart tells King Charles he put ‘that little ratbag in his place’ during US trip

Rod Stewart tells King Charles he put ‘that little ratbag in his place’ during US trip

“May I say, well done in the Americas,” the “Maggie May” singer said as he shook Charles’s hand at a Monday event in London.

thehill.com
u/plamda505 — 1 day ago

Meeting On Proposed Uranium Exploratory Mine Set For Tuesday, May 5 In Canjilon

"A meeting will be held this Tuesday, May 5, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at the Canjilon Community Center, 401 State Road 115 Canjilon. Senator Ben Ray Luján and Rio Arriba Commission Chairman Moises Morales are inviting all community members, farmers, ranchers, producers, acequia and Land Grant members, Tribal and local leaders."

losalamosreporter.com
u/plamda505 — 3 days ago
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Releases like this are why I have a problem with RSD.

Anyone else getting fed up with these shameless low effort RSD releases? Our shop received these late (another problem I have with RSD) and I'm honestly shocked that this got the go-ahead. A presumably unlicensed live recording shipped in a shitty PVC sleeve, and the label couldn't have even bothered to design a real cover for it? Icing on the cake is that this is supposed to be a numbered /500 release and none of them are actually numbered. Completely ridiculous.

u/Dang_M8 — 5 days ago

Aftermath of All American Rejects pop up concert in Albuquerque

KOAT Report on the aftermath of the American Rejects pop up concert in Albuquerque.

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u/plamda505 — 6 days ago
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Trump Declared a “Clear and Present Danger” to the United States by 36 Mental Health Experts Over Nuclear Weapons Authority, Entered a into Congressional Record Led by Nobel Laureate

What Nobody Tells You

On April 30, 2026, Senators Whitehouse and Reed entered a letter from 36 mental health professionals into the Congressional Record. The lead author is Dr. Henry David Abraham, a 1985 Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

The signatories cite Trump’s “marked deterioration in cognitive functioning,” delusional beliefs, depictions of himself as Pope and mythical warrior, and 150 social media posts in a single night.

The letter cites a 1974 precedent: Defense Secretary James Schlesinger quietly removed nuclear launch codes from a mentally deteriorating Richard Nixon during his final days.

The doctors are saying the same thing needs to happen now. Trump controls 5,000 nuclear warheads with no countermand authority. Their conclusion: “reality-untethered,” “rapidly worsening,” a clear and present danger.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Why It Actually Matters

Bandy Lee got fired by Yale in 2020 for saying half of this. A Nobel laureate just said all of it on the Senate floor. The Goldwater Rule delayed the truth, not stopped it.

What To Do About It

Read the letter. Read the names. Ask why your senator hasn’t spoken yet.
Bandy Lee got fired in 2020 for saying it. A Nobel laureate said it Wednesday with 5,000 nukes still in play.

History rewards the cabinet member who acted before the order came. The rest are footnotes in someone else’s tragedy. CRIX22 builds the room where you find out which one you are.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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u/JimCripe — 4 days ago

"Garmin has announced the launch of the JL Audio Primacy home audio system. Available via specialist dealers worldwide, the premium range includes three products: a tower speaker, a compact speaker and a stereo system controller." "Described by the company as a premium offering, the sound system is designed to be used in your living room."

u/plamda505 — 8 days ago

"Dawn Vatoseow, co-owner of Lindy’s Diner, said they do not know what comes next as they wait for the city to decide how they can move forward."

u/plamda505 — 15 days ago
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"For decades, the Gulf of Panama has relied on strong seasonal winds to trigger upwelling, bringing cool, nutrient-packed water to the surface. But in 2025, this dependable event didn’t happen. Researchers point to unusually weak winds as the likely culprit, reducing ocean productivity and warming coastal waters. The surprise disruption highlights how vulnerable these critical systems may be to climate change."

u/plamda505 — 17 days ago