Donald Trump's threat to bring the National Guard to Chicago isn't about safety — it's a test of the limits of his power and a trial run for a police state. Illinois has long worked with federal law enforcement to tackle crime, but we won't let a dictator impose his will.

Heh. Not only do none of the folks in the ESPN booth know what an actuary does (the announcer describing it is incorrect), none of them recognize it as a bit from Zootopia. 😄

If red states are going to stop recognizing commercial driver's licenses issued from blue states, something they're legally required to recognize, btw, I imagine trucking companies will want to stop driving to red states.

This is one of the most disheartening things to me — the abrogation of journalistic responsibility and integrity in exchange for the dopamine and dollar highs of quick clicks. Sure, there have always been shills, but these days it seems to be the entire WH press corps.

NEWS: Trump installs czar at DHS to oversee U.S. “election integrity” It’s not just gerrymandering, folks. The White House is gearing up to use broader federal powers to shape the 2026 election in its favor.

Just found out: we won the tariffs case. President Trump’s tariffs are illegal. More to come.

I'll never understand someone who chooses to live such a life that rumors of their death bring more joy and celebration than sorrow.

Traveling? The U.S. is experiencing a summer COVID-19 surge. Lower your chance of catching COVID-19 by masking in indoor public places like airports and planes. Wear a high-quality mask like an N95, KN95 or KF94 to stay protected. Learn more: cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/D…

This is silly. The VP doesn't need to "seize power." The Constitution lays out presidential succession; he's it.

Last year, Google lost an antitrust case to Biden's DoJ. The DoJ beat Google *like a drum*, proving that Google had deliberately sought to create and maintain a monopoly in search, and they'd used that monopoly to make search materially worse, while locking out competitors. 2/

Hey Colorado! Starting Friday, state regs for Covid vaccines will go into effect, overriding federal. You won't need a doctor's prescription to get vaccinated, and vaccines will be available for anyone 6 months and older. colorado.gov/governor/news/…