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06/05/2026

Dump that bitch and don’t demote. Demolish her ass

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Mary Trump is saying the quiet part out loud: if you’re running as a Democrat and you’re not serious about bold Supreme Court reform, don’t waste our time. This Court has shredded voting rights, protected corruption, and handed presidents sweeping immunity—and our democracy won’t survive more “reform around the edges.” In 2026 and 2028, let’s back candidates who will expand the Court, impose ethics rules, and end the far‑right stranglehold on our future.

06/05/2026

Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee has filed six Articles of Impeachment against Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, accusing the nation's top judge of leading the Court "to the breaking point."

Cohen, who introduced the resolution on May 21, says Roberts allowed the Court to become a partisan weapon, placed the President above the law, endorsed a corrupt campaign finance system, issued arbitrary and unexplained rulings, and failed to recuse himself while his wife earned millions recruiting attorneys for law firms with cases before the Court.

The resolution leans heavily on the Court's recent Louisiana v. Callais decision, which struck down a congressional map for relying too much on race. Cohen argues that ruling set off a wave of mid-decade partisan redistricting across the country, including Tennessee's elimination of its only majority-Black district in Memphis.

The effort faces steep odds. With Republicans controlling both chambers, the articles are almost certain to fail. Only one Supreme Court justice in American history, Samuel Chase in 1804, has ever been impeached by the House, and the Senate acquitted him.

Roberts has not publicly responded to the allegations. Supporters of the Chief Justice call the move a political stunt, while Cohen insists it is about accountability for the highest court in the land.

06/04/2026

A dinner party has many elements. A great tablescape , beautiful plate ware , delicious food and engaging guests.

06/03/2026

BREAKING: Jennifer Welch just called for a nationwide boycott of CBS News in a FIERY rant that is going viral for all the right reasons.

Outspoken progressive podcaster Jennifer Welch is NOT holding back — and she is SPEAKING FOR MILLIONS of Americans who are watching CBS News commit slow-motion su***de in real time.

"Bari Weiss is a very unserious person who has a very serious job," Welch said of the opinion journalist installed by Trump-friendly billionaire David Ellison to run CBS News.

Welch is 100% RIGHT. CBS has fired Stephen Colbert, pushed out Sharyn Alfonsi and Cecilia Vega, replaced a 30-year veteran executive producer with a man who has NEVER worked in television news, and is now overseeing the systematic dismantling of the most respected newsmagazine in American history.

And Nick Bilton — the man who told Scott Pelley to "enjoy the bagels" before walking out of a meeting — got both barrels from Welch. "You chose to go work for these fascists, and now you are a fascist collaborator."

Welch had zero patience for Bilton's self-righteous letter lecturing Americans about journalism. "Do not fall for this jet stream of bu****it letter by Nick Bilton, sanctimoniously lecturing Americans about journalism when he goes to work for a network that is committing su***de every single day."

Then she issued the call to action that EVERY American who cares about a free press should hear: "Boycott every single thing on CBS News from the morning all the way through to the evening."

She's RIGHT. These are the same people who fired Stephen Colbert because Trump got his feelings hurt by a comedian. These are the same people who spiked Sharyn Alfonsi's reporting on Trump's torture prisons in El Salvador. These are the same people letting Bari Weiss remake 60 MINUTES — America's most trusted news program, currently GROWING its audience — into something that won't make Donald Trump uncomfortable.

"These people don't care about the truth. They don't care about journalism. They don't care about the Constitution. They don't care about a free press," Welch said.

But Scott Pelley does. And he showed America how to fight back.

"Scott Pelley showed us the way by standing up and fighting these people tooth and nail."

We stand with Scott Pelley. We stand with a free press. And we are DONE with CBS News until they do too.

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06/03/2026

Scott Pelley spent 37 years at CBS News telling the stories that mattered most. He covered wars, told very difficult stories, and did his job with integrity and compassion. He covered 9/11, and on 60 Minutes he played real radio recordings from inside the Twin Towers so the world could finally hear how far the brave FDNY firefighters climbed. And for nearly four decades, he told the news like it was and showed up for the truth every single time.

But on June 2, 2026, Scott was fired. He said the principles he held dear were gone and he could no longer stay. He walked out of the building where he had spent most of his life as a journalist. In a statement, Scott said, "I depart after 37 years at CBS with one emotion, a heart brimming with gratitude for the men and women of CBS News who encouraged and enriched my work, very often at the risk of their own lives."

Within hours, thousands of messages poured in from across the country from viewers, colleagues, and journalists. He closed his statement with a prayer and said, "I pray for a day when those people and their ideals are honored again, a day when sanity, competence, and courage return."

(Photo: Courtesy of Scott Pelley)

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

When my kitchen is taken over by I get to exhale and enjoy my guests. That is the magic of having your dinner party catered.

06/02/2026

For many dog owners, running errands can create a difficult choice: leave a pet at home or risk leaving it outside in uncomfortable weather. In some parts of Germany, businesses have introduced an innovative solution in the form of temperature-controlled glass pet pods. These small enclosed spaces are designed to provide dogs with a safe and comfortable place to wait while their owners briefly enter nearby shops. By offering protection from heat, cold, rain, and wind, the pods help ensure that pets remain comfortable during short shopping trips.

The units are typically equipped with ventilation systems, temperature regulation, and transparent walls that allow owners to check on their pets at any time. Because the pods are enclosed, dogs are protected from traffic, crowded sidewalks, and sudden changes in weather. Some designs also include comfortable flooring and monitoring systems that help maintain a suitable environment inside the enclosure. The transparent structure reduces stress for both pets and owners, as the animals can still see their surroundings while remaining secure.

What makes this idea particularly interesting is its focus on both animal welfare and convenience. Rather than expecting owners to leave their pets tied outside or alone at home, the pods provide a practical alternative that prioritizes safety and comfort. The concept reflects a growing effort to make public spaces more accommodating for pet owners while ensuring that animals are treated with care. It is a simple but thoughtful example of how urban design can adapt to the needs of both people and their four-legged companions.

06/02/2026

Dozens of former news staffers press David Ellison to commit to fair coverage in wake of major firings on the show

06/02/2026

Bruce Springsteen lashed out against the president recently during the iconic rocker's concert at Nationals Park in Washington DC.

The Boss also announced an amazing line up of performers that will join him October 3rd for another amazing concert in Columbia, Maryland as we gear up to send Trump a message in the midterms: www.PowerToThePeoplefest.com

Quite the contrast with all the performers who bailed on Trump last week!

06/02/2026

Take a wild guess which one the right wants you to focus on...

06/02/2026

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has been awarded the 2026 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award, one of the most prestigious honors in American public life. The award was presented at the JFK Presidential Library in Boston, hosted by Caroline Kennedy and her son Jack Schlossberg.

The honor has been given by the Kennedy family since 1989 to recognize "political courage," and winners are chosen by a bipartisan panel. The committee said Powell earned it for protecting the independence of the Federal Reserve, calling it "one of the country's most essential apolitical institutions."

According to the committee, Powell "faced repeated attacks from elected officials, partisan criticism from both sides of the aisle, and an investigation threatening criminal charges, yet he refused to let political forces dictate monetary policy." The JFK Library's announcement did not name any sitting official.

That last point matters. Powell was first appointed to lead the Fed by President Trump in 2018, and he has drawn criticism from across the political spectrum over the years - from those who wanted faster rate cuts and those who wanted slower ones. The award frames the Fed's distance from day-to-day politics as a feature worth defending, no matter who sits in the White House.

The same award also went to the people of the Twin Cities in Minnesota, recognized for peaceful civic action. Past recipients span both parties, including former Vice President Mike Pence, former Sen. Mitt Romney, and former President Barack Obama.

It raises a question Americans have debated for decades: should the people who set interest rates answer to elected leaders, or stay walled off from politics entirely? Where do you land?

06/02/2026

A federal judge ruled that protesters criticizing President Trump near the U.S. Capitol could not be forced to take down a flag reading “8647,” finding no indication that the message could be taken as a true threat against Trump's life. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4nZbH9I

06/02/2026

Off the coast of Portugal, a diver was busy with underwater repairs when he noticed an octopus hovering nearby. At first, he paid it no mind, until the octopus began to help.

Each time he reached for a wrench or dropped a bolt, a te****le slid in, offering it back like a quiet partner from the deep.

When he surfaced, no one believed him. So, he set up cameras and captured the proof: an octopus calmly passing tools to a human. The footage went viral.

Asked about it later, the diver just smiled.

“I’m just glad I had a little help down there.”

06/02/2026

After years of interviews, headlines, monologues, and late-night moments that became part of people’s routines, the image of Stephen Colbert ending with his dog beside him feels unexpectedly simple. No grand speech. No dramatic final line. Just a quiet reminder that after careers, accomplishments, and public attention, life often comes back to the people and companions that make us feel most like ourselves.

There is something powerful about choosing an ordinary moment to close an extraordinary chapter. Dogs do not care about ratings, titles, awards, or public opinion. They show up the same way every day, asking for presence instead of performance. Maybe that is why moments like this connect with people so deeply — because they cut through everything else.

In the end, success rarely becomes the story people remember most. They remember who was there at the table, who waited at the door, and who stayed when the lights turned off. Sometimes the smallest goodbye says the most.

05/29/2026

China's most powerful statement on the Middle East conflict just landed — and it points the finger directly at Israel. During a high-level meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, President Xi Jinping told the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi that the ongoing chaos in the Middle East will not be resolved until the root cause is addressed — and in China's view, that root cause is Israel's military actions, not Iran.

Xi laid out a sweeping four-point proposal calling for peaceful coexistence, respect for national sovereignty, adherence to international law, and coordinated development across the Gulf region. He warned that nations which abandon these principles risk dragging the entire region into what he called "the law of the jungle." Chinese analysts close to the government said his message was aimed squarely at Gulf Arab states uncertain about where China stands.

The context matters: this came just weeks after U.S.-Israel military strikes against Iran that rattled global energy markets and sent shockwaves through Gulf capitals. Xi's framing — that the strikes violated international law and destabilized the region — puts Beijing in direct diplomatic opposition to Washington and Tel Aviv on the question of who bears responsibility.

Experts at Renmin University called the moment "timely and critical," noting that Gulf states have been increasingly alarmed by the U.S.-Israel-Iran triangle and questioning whether any outside power can guarantee their security. By calling out Israel directly, Xi is signaling that China is willing to say publicly what many Gulf leaders may be thinking privately.

The statement raises the stakes for U.S. diplomacy in the region. With China actively courting Gulf Arab nations as strategic partners — offering a different vision of regional security from the one Washington has promoted for decades — Xi's blunt assessment puts Gulf leaders in an increasingly difficult position between their American security guarantees and their growing economic ties with Beijing.

05/29/2026