u/CommitteeKey3325 — 10 days ago
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US National Guard troops in Washington DC playing the “epic furious” video game that completely mocks Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth.
u/Flashy_Tension4452 — 3 days ago
Trump White House zero tolerance leak warning leaks out
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 6 days ago
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 13 days ago
Jeffrey Epstein's barely legible alleged suicide note revealed: 'Time to say goodbye'
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 8 days ago
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 10 days ago
Elon Musk said he wants to cut Social Security and Medicare, calling them “entitlements”: “That’s the big one to eliminate.”
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 5 days ago
POV: you are an unpaid Hill Intern and rent is due.
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 7 days ago
America just paid $7M for this paint job via a no bid contract for a pal. That company truck in the photo wasn’t even awarded the contract.
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 5 days ago
The cost of President Trump's plan to repair the Reflecting Pool has jumped by 88 percent, to $13.1M, gov't records show
u/Flashy_Tension4452 — 4 days ago
A personalized bottle of Woodford Reserve bourbon engraved with the words “Kash Patel FBI Director,” as well as a rendering of an FBI shield, obtained by The Atlantic
One of J. Edgar Hoover’s greatest reforms at the FBI was his embrace of fingerprinting. During the 1930s, visitors to the FBI offices in Washington, D.C., received souvenir fingerprint cards featuring his name. The men who succeeded him as FBI director were more discreet and judicious, mindful of the cult of personality that had developed around Hoover. They generally avoided giving out branded swag.
But then came Kash Patel.
President Trump’s FBI director has a great deal of affection for swag. Merchandise for sale on a website he co-founded—still operating, nearly 15 months into his term—includes beanies ($35), T-shirts ($35), orange camo hoodies ($65), trucker caps ($25), “government gangsters” playing cards (on sale for $10), and a fight with kash Punisher scarf ($25).
One thing not for sale is liquor, because liquor is something Patel gives away for free.
Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/05/kash-patel-fbi-bourbon/687066/
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 7 days ago
Bezos-owned Washington Post faces backlash after economist behind California’s $100 billion wealth tax calls editorial ‘misinformation’
u/CommitteeKey3325 — 7 days ago
More Cash for Gossip Signs in DC [OC]
u/bat_screams — 1 day ago
u/CommitteeKey3325 — 11 days ago
Kash Patel reportedly put more than two dozen FBI staffers on lie detectors in a leak crackdown
u/AccomplishedCarob518 — 7 days ago
DOGE staffers used ChatGPT and DEI keywords to identify massive grant cuts
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 6 days ago
Three sources told Axios they witnessed conduct by Edwards toward two female staffers in their 20s that they described as inappropriate. The sources said Edwards' behavior crossed professional boundaries and created an uncomfortable work environment.
Source: https://www.axios.com/2026/05/04/chuck-edwards-letter-house-ethics
u/Cultural_Pop6366 — 10 days ago
Definitely not an unregistered foreign lobbying trip
u/Flashy_Tension4452 — 1 day ago
A justice department lawyer working in Todd Blanche’s office pressured prosecutors to file criminal charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) despite their concerns about the strength of the case, a whistleblower told House Democrats.
The lawyer, Aakash Singh (right), reportedly “ordered” federal prosecutors in Alabama “to rush through the indictment of the SPLC, despite serious concerns about the strength of the case”, Jamie Raskin and Mary Gay Scanlon said in a letter on Friday. The Democrats also said they were opening an investigation into the matter.
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/may/01/southern-poverty-law-doj-investigation
u/CommitteeKey3325 — 12 days ago
Trump’s $300 million war chest has Republicans wondering whether he’ll spend it at all
u/AccomplishedCarob518 — 4 days ago