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1 killed & 38 wounded in Chicago weekend gun violence.
Least we forget 5 police officers almost killed by a car charging them. Offender charged with attempted murder.
#WhereAreTheMinisters
No sign of the political leadership.
Heads in the ground worried about next election.
@GovPritzker
@ChicagosMayor
Thx @w_h_thompson
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Starlink coming to American Airlines! 💫
americanair@AmericanAir
Your scrolling just got an upgrade. Coming in 2027, @Starlink to American flights. ✈️ A more seamless, high-speed in-flight connection — built for streaming, browsing, gaming, and staying connected in real time, gate to gate. Want to learn more? Head to our Newsroom. bit.ly/StarlinkConnec…
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This is where it all started.
The 3500 GT Vignale Convertible was the first chapter in Maserati’s open-air grand touring story.
First unveiled in 1959, this prototype was recently restored in Modena and certified as the 100th Maserati Classiche.
A rare icon. A lasting legacy.
#Maserati




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80% of the hotels in the USA are owned by Indians and it was done with US Small Business Association loans.
Oilfield Rando@Oilfield_Rando
Just tried to call a local hotel, not a chain. After a long hold, someone in India answers. Tells me I need to call the hotel front desk. Gives me the number I just called. Our country can’t survive without this, you see.
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Illegal aliens are now using hidden cameras and GPS trackers to spy on California families before breaking into their homes.
This isn’t random crime. This is sophisticated, organized burglary rings operating with zero fear.
They’re here and laughing at us because they know we’re not serious about addressing them.
Mass deportations would change that overnight. Once word spreads that enforcement is real, many would self-deport before we ever knock on their door.
That’s how you clean up neighborhoods…….fast💨
Sergeant News Network@sgtnewsnetwork
FRESH: Police are now calling for homeowners in Southern California to diligently search their own property and bushes for HIDDEN CAMERAS planted by illegal alien theft rings from South America
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Freedom isn’t free — today we honor the ones who paid the price for America. 🇺🇸
Flipsred.com
#ChicagoFlipsRed

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This morning, I had the honor of speaking at Lawnridge Cemetery in Rochelle for their Memorial Day ceremony.
On Memorial Day, we remember the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our nation and the ideas it represents. They are the reason we enjoy the rights and freedoms that make America the greatest country in the world.
To VFW Post 3878, American Legion Post 403, Mayor Bearrows, and every Rochelle resident who came out this morning — thank you for refusing to let their stories and sacrifice be forgotten. 🇺🇸🇺🇸




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The United States Marshals Service honors all the heroes who have served and gave their life for the freedoms we enjoy this Memorial Day.
#USMarshals

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It's #MemorialDay — and Theodore Roosevelt knew the weight of this day in ways few presidents have.
He had charged at the head of the Rough Riders at Kettle Hill in Cuba on July 1, 1898. He had lost men under his command. He wrote about them by name in The Rough Riders — Capron, O'Neill, Fish — with a restraint that was unusual for him. He grieved them privately and publicly for the rest of his life.
Across his career, Roosevelt delivered formal Memorial Day addresses at the most consequential venues American memory has: to the Grand Army of the Republic in New York in 1899; at Arlington National Cemetery in 1902; at Gettysburg in 1904; and again at Gettysburg in 1912. Each address insisted on the same idea — that the dead of America's wars had a claim on the living, and that the only worthy response to their sacrifice was a country that took its citizenship seriously.
Then, on July 14, 1918, his youngest son Quentin was shot down over France while flying with the U.S. Army's 95th Aero Squadron. He was twenty years old.
Roosevelt outlived his son by less than six months. He died at Sagamore Hill on January 6, 1919.
Today, take a moment. Find a name on a wall, a flag in a cemetery, a story in a family that carries the weight of this day. Remember. That's what Memorial Day is for.
#MemorialDay #TheodoreRoosevelt #DareGreatly

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