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tRump Weighs Deploying 340 Million More U.S. Troops To Middle East.

2- abject incomprehension of governance. Rallygoers marched throughout the day on Saturday, chanting various slogans such as "Where do I live?" & "How does government work?"

1- Millions of Americans took to the streets today in order to express to the world their total and absolute ignorance about the political system they live in. Several major cities including Boston, New York City & Chicago saw over 100.000 residents show up to proclaim their

3- the right ethnicity for the right situation & Tiger obviously needs guidance. He needs a professional on the race bag, so to speak."

2- black half get nailed by a taser. "Tough break there," said CBS commentator Jim Nantz, watching the video. "Tiger needs to let the black half do the driving & the Asian half talk to the police. He could really use a race caddy to help in these situations. You've got to select

1- The black half of professional golfer Tiger Woods was tased by police at the scene where the Asian half of Tiger Woods had wrecked his car. Woods' Asian half had just managed to roll his vehicle on its side while driving in a neighborhood, only to exit the car & have his

4- sense of humor. Descanso en paz.

3- met him almost 50 years ago when his firm was just getting started & I was newly arrived from NY & working as an insurance adjuster for GEICO. We had attended mandatory settlement conferences & he bought me lunch on a number of occasions. He was a gentleman with a wicked

2- more accessible to the middle class. Jacoby was celebrated for his vision of democratizing legal representation & his commitment to expanding legal access for those who previously had no legal options. He is survived by his daughter, Sharre Jacoby & his wife, Nancy. I first

1- I was saddened to learn that Len Jacoby, a prominent figure in the legal industry, passed away on January 15, 2026, at the age of 83, due to complications from cardiac arrest. He was known for founding Jacoby & Meyers, a Los Angeles law firm that aimed to make legal services

Michael Smerconish doing his weekly show on CNN this morning-

5- The Los Angeles Times 1st reported on Alexander’s plans to join MS NOW.

4- Alexander has been Saturday Today co-host since 2018 & served as co-chief White House correspondent along with Kristen Welker starting in 2021. He later became sole chief White House correspondent when Welker departed to become moderator of Meet the Press.

3- An MS NOW spokesperson declined to comment. The network recently announced an overhaul of its daytime schedule, with an 11 a.m. anchor slot still unfilled, but it has been building out its own newsroom since the split from Comcast.

2- was NBC News’ sister network. On Today on Saturday, Alexander called the show “literally my happy place,” but talked of the demands of trekking each Friday evening from his home in the Washington area to New York.

1- Peter Alexander, NBC News‘ chief White House correspondent & co-host of Today on Saturdays, said that he is departing the network. Alexander, who has been with the network for 22 years, cited personal reasons, but sources say that he is expected to join MS NOW, which formerly

6- 250th anniversary on July 4 this year. Yet, it raises legal questions since federal law prohibits featuring a sitting president on U.S. currency.

5- Just last week, following a presentation to the U.S. Mint, the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts unanimously approved a commemorative 24-karat gold coin bearing the image of Trump with his fist pressed against a desk. The gold coin design was revealed to mark the nation's

4- after examining Presley's decorative card. This would mark a dramatic departure from today's standard blue-and-gray paper cards displaying 9-digit Social Security numbers, which debuted in 1936.

3- tRump explored Presley's residence & collection of keepsakes, with particular attention drawn to a gold-toned Social Security card belonging to the music icon. Trump, renowned for his affinity for gold furnishings, contemplated bringing back gold Social Security cards