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Good time to review this and set 2026 goals: - wasn't able to achieve this but invested in my first property this year - haven't moved in with my girlfriend yet but we plan on doing that this year - did this multiple times this year - wasn't able to do this RIP - not sure if I got to 100k but if I didn't it was definitely above 80k donated so I'll call that a win 2026 goals: - Make 7 figures off Pokemon and One Piece - Learn a new language - Buy at least 2 new guns including my first AR - Triple @HyacinthAudits revenue year over year

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Senators reach deal with White House to resolve crypto stablecoin yield dispute with banks.

Today, we sued @Harvard University for enabling and even encouraging antisemitism on its campus @AAGDhillon @SecKennedy. The Trump Administration has been abundantly clear: any school that receives federal funds risks losing those funds if they permit blatant discrimination.

🚨 Today I led a coalition of Indiana lawmakers in demanding an immediate investigation into reports that an Indiana University program partnered with a "charity" allegedly tied to the radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas. Hoosiers deserve answers. Letter below. President Whitten and Dean Pasic: We write with grave concern regarding recent reporting that Indiana University’s Muslim Philanthropy Initiative (“MPI”), a unit housed within the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, organized fundraising and training events with Hayat Yolu Association, an Istanbul-based organization that the United States Department of the Treasury designated on March 12, 2026 as a “sham charity” that provided significant material support to Hamas. Treasury further stated that Hayat Yolu was involved in Hamas’s international funding network and functioned as an operational, banking, and financial hub for the Muslim Brotherhood. These are not minor or technical allegations. They go to the heart of whether an Indiana public university lent its credibility, brand, and institutional resources to a foreign organization the federal government has now identified as part of a terrorist financing apparatus. According to public reporting, MPI worked with Hayat Yolu in July 2025 and again in January 2026 on events designed to help Islamic NGOs “refine their fundraising strategies,” improve performance, and better advance their missions. The same report states that MPI’s annual report thanked Hayat Yolu for its “generous support.” If that reporting is accurate, the public deserves immediate answers as to whether Indiana University helped a now-sanctioned entity improve its fundraising capacity, whether IU accepted any money or in-kind support tied to that entity, and what due diligence—if any—was performed before entering into or continuing the relationship. This matter is even more troubling because it does not appear to be an isolated lapse. In 2022, your school publicly acknowledged that it “failed in our due diligence” after hosting Sami Al-Arian. That history matters. When an institution has already been warned by experience that it must scrutinize extremist-adjacent programming with exceptional care, the standard for oversight is higher, not lower. A second controversy of this magnitude suggests a systemic failure in vetting, governance, supervision, or all three. Indiana University is not a private club free to operate behind closed doors while taxpayers, students, faculty, alumni, and the broader public are told to trust the process. It is a public institution, and the people of Indiana have every right to know whether university personnel partnered with, trained, platformed, or accepted support from an organization that the federal government now says bankrolled Hamas. The question is not whether university leaders agree with Treasury’s judgment. The question is whether IU exercised the level of diligence, supervision, and accountability that the public is entitled to expect. Accordingly, we request that Indiana University immediately take the following actions: •Open a formal internal investigation into MPI’s relationship with Hayat Yolu Association, including all meetings, trainings, conferences, funding arrangements, travel, sponsorships, memoranda of understanding, and other collaborative activities. •Preserve all records relating to Hayat Yolu, Shariq Siddiqui, MPI, and any related foreign partners, including emails, text messages, calendar entries, contracts, invoices, reimbursement requests, donor records, promotional materials, annual reports, internal vetting materials, and communications with outside organizations. •Suspend any ongoing relationship between IU or any IU-affiliated unit and Hayat Yolu Association, as well as any substantially related entity or intermediary, pending completion of the investigation. •Disclose whether IU or MPI received money, travel support, sponsorships, consulting fees, conference support, lodging, event hosting, or any other thing of value from Hayat Yolu or any affiliated person or entity. •Identify every IU employee, contractor, fellow, or representative who participated in planning, attending, speaking at, or promoting the July 2025 and January 2026 events referenced in the public reporting. •Produce the university’s due-diligence protocols for foreign nonprofit partnerships, particularly in high-risk regions or where terror-financing and sanctions concerns may be implicated, and explain whether those protocols were followed here. •Provide a public accounting of remedial steps, including whether disciplinary action, policy changes, outside review, or referral to law enforcement or relevant federal authorities is warranted. Please provide a written response no later than ten business days from receipt of this letter addressing, at a minimum, the following questions: •Did Indiana University, the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, or MPI knowingly partner with Hayat Yolu Association? •What vetting was conducted before the July 2025 and January 2026 events? •When did university leadership first learn of Treasury’s concerns or any other red flags involving Hayat Yolu? •Did IU or MPI receive any financial or in-kind support from Hayat Yolu or persons acting on its behalf? •Has IU referred this matter to legal counsel, law enforcement, or federal authorities? •What specific corrective action has IU taken since publication of the March 18, 2026 report? Let us be clear: Hoosiers should never have to wonder whether a public university in this state helped train up the fundraising operation of an entity now designated by the federal government as a sham charity for Hamas. If IU has a credible explanation, it should provide it. If IU failed in its responsibilities, it should admit it and fix it. What it must not do is hide behind silence, delay, or bureaucratic word games while the public asks obvious questions and receives none of the answers. We intend to continue reviewing this matter and to pursue whatever oversight is appropriate. We also expect full cooperation from the university and prompt preservation of all relevant evidence. Sincerely, Andrew Ireland State Representative District 90 Garrett Bascom State Representative District 68 Martin Carbaugh State Representative District 81 Matt Commons State Representative District 13 Craig Haggard State Representative District 57 Chris Judy State Representative District 83 Jim Lucas State Representative District 69 J.D. Prescott State Representative District 33

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@PikachuFitness @ripdotfun @PokeTCGiveaways Sheeeeesh that Ruby Sapphire pack is a beauty

I can’t say enough about how much I love @ripdotfun This is one of the best poke gifts I’ve ever received ❤️❤️❤️ Will be posting Some of the hits me and my daughter have already pulled. Packs are amazing so far! also shoutout to host @PokeTCGiveaways

They bury the Dad’s full quote at the end of the article. And they REALLY buried the lede. “Simmons recalled something his son had told him before volunteering for the mission that ended his life. “He said, ‘Dad, I can’t give you any details, but if civilians knew what we knew, a lot of the criticism [of the war] would cease,” he said. Simmons came away from Dover with a better impression of the war’s architects than he had when he arrived. Trump teared up and hugged him, evincing warmth and compassion at odds with the president’s public persona, Simmons said. He also credited Trump for looking him “straight in the eye.” “He extended his condolences father to father and conveyed how difficult it is to make decisions to put the children of other parents in peril,” Simmons said. As for Hegseth, “When I talked to him, I got the impression that he was torn because he seemed to be a very compassionate man, faced with difficult decisions as it pertains to war,” Simmons said. “I also let him know that Tyler was my only son. And you could see the emotion on his face. And I think those kinds of things you can’t fake,” he continued. “I was pleasantly surprised because the perception is they [Trump and Hegseth] don’t care, they’re going to do what they want to do,” he said. “I got to see a different side of them up close and personal.”

But the war is unpopular guys! The Groypers keep telling me this so it must be true!

@HowieRose Please be true

I was only kidding.

@NYCMayor Today would be a great day for you to be arrested and deported

Eid Mubarak, New York.

"I like this streamer because he tries to kill himself and other people for my entertainment!" These people are barely sentient. Why are my tax dollars wasted on them again?

Cornell rejects anti-Technion BDS resolution. And tells ⁦@ZohranKMamdani⁩ not even to think about ending the Consortium: “It is no more possible for Cornell to unilaterally terminate…than it would be for…the City of New York to do the same.” assembly.cornell.edu/resolutions/st…

there will never be another Howie Rose 🥺

I'm literally tearing up. I grew up watching Mets baseball listening to GKR and Howie. The end of an era for one of the best to ever do it. We're gonna miss you SO much Howie

@rampagepoker DMs not available

Selling for $120K pretty sick card to finally have in person

Put my entire bonus into bracket pools. Had Wisconsin in the Final Four and South Florida in the Sweet 16. $22,000 down the drain just like that Can’t afford food so it’s plain lettuce for dinner tonight

@DeeZe @andy8052 It’s being pushed up pretty much entirely by the 9gag team that’s doing a Van Gogh ETF. Honestly think this has more staying power than you might initially think

@andy8052 Dumbest Pokemon card in the current market

This card is cool but this is ridiculous lol

@Cernovich “Spend some time offline” as he pushes the most online candidates possible lol

A Tucker Carlson / Joe Kent ticket would steam roll anything Democrats or Republicans could bring. It's laughable when people try to argue this with me. Spend some time offline. Good looking, physically fit white men are back "in."

New York Gov Kathy Hochul: 2022: [to Republicans] "jump on a bus and head down to Florida, you don't represent our values, you are not New Yorkers." 2026: "maybe the first step is to go down to Palm Beach and see who you can bring back home, our tax base has been eroded." 🤣

WATCH 🔴 The nation’s top intelligence officials testified under oath that Joe Kent is a liar.

FBI investigation found Kent leaked details from classified server to a member of the media & had other leaks to Tucker. That’s why the interview was ready to go when he quit. FBI plans to release details to show investigation predated resignation. notus.org/trump-white-ho…