Matt Murdock

@JennRob0693 @JenniferJJacobs @CBSNews You're mad that she retweeted a conservative but not mad that one of your own is another mental case killer? This is why you lost the election

@JenniferJJacobs @CBSNews JENNIFER, YOU'RE RETWEETING LOOMER? What in the actual hell.

The shooter at the WHCA dinner tonight was Cole Allen of Torrance, CA, law enforcement officials confirm to @CBSNews.

@JenniferJJacobs @CBSNews Democrats in the comments aren't mad one of theirs is yet another mental case killer, but mad that she retweet a conservative. That's why you lost the election

@globalnewscheck @WhiteHouse What a weird post. Mental illness is real

@WhiteHouse Commander and chief crawled out in his knees 🤣🤣🤣🤣 AIPAC is really happy he’s alive

Update from President Donald J. Trump

@nickhautman Before wokees decided to divide Americans. We used to call this cultural Appreciation by loving different cultures food, style, music. But now young people have been brainwashed into thinking the opposite.

Well, I certainly didn't have Gwen Stefani declaring, "I'm Japanese!" on my 2023 bingo card.

@Darkdarling00 Perpetual pork all year

Should pork 🐖🥩 be removed!?? A. Yes B. Hell No

@DavidJHarrisJr She will be recycled as a virgin for eternity. Where does she think the virgins will come from?

Thoughts?

@honeymoon250 At least AOC can speak. But man what a losing ticket

So what would you call this Presidential Team?

@JimmyAkin3000 @trent_horn : @MikeWingerii just said in his stream that Catholics should destroy some of their stuff aka imagery. He wasn't specific which makes me a bit miffed...if it's legit than say what he finds objectionable . Wish I had time to watch entire stream

@NASA The flat earthers and gullible to YouTube losers still think it's a hoax 🤣

1972 ➡️2026 Apollo 17 ➡️ Artemis II

@hawklaws @NASA Dummy doesn't know it's a night shot, long exposure. You're looking at the dark side of Earth. Climate isn't involved

The latest view of our planet Earth captured by the Artemis II crew is both breathtaking and sobering. Since 1972, human activities (industrial expansion, deforestation, fossil fuel combustion, and urbanization) have significantly altered the planet’s natural balance. The visible shifts in cloud patterns, ocean coloration and land degradation reflect rising global temperatures, biodiversity loss and environmental stress. This image is not just a symbol of progress in space exploration, but a reminder - while humanity has advanced technologically, the ecological cost has been profound. The responsibility now lies in reversing damage, restoring ecosystems and ensuring that future generations inherit a planet that is not only habitable, but thriving and these is only possible through collective doings by all of us.

@Blissfullnotes @NASA Is a night shot, long exposure

@GermanicFren @NASA Wow. If you can see the entire Earth in one window do you know how far away you would be? You you wouldn't see a 20ft object. This was also a night shot long exposure

@NASA Hey where's all the satellites? Isn't the world suppose to be covered in them by now? I mean it's 2026 and surely you'd see em by now?

@hecate40 @forallcurious She's been in space on the ISS for almost a year. Spent 3 years to train for this suicidal mission. She's in charge of the complicated environmental system of Orion, Integrity...shes the plummer of a space craft travelling 3,000/mph What are your qualifications for space.

@forallcurious I couldn't give less of a F. Does she have any qualifications or is she just dead weight that lacks a Y chromosome?

BREAKING🚨: Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch officially becomes the farthest any woman has ever traveled from Earth.

@davpeterson27 @forallcurious She's not in a vacuum. She's in a pressurized cabin, 0g

@forallcurious the hairspray-crazy-hair thing is so ridiculous, i still can't believe they think thats what hair would look like in a vacuum?

@SeaDeara @forallcurious Wrong. 31 men. 1 woman. Seems notable

@forallcurious And the men are also there… weird way to put this. Only four humans ever have done this, but she gets a special shout out?

@The__Tram @forallcurious Just stop.

@forallcurious Where is her shadow???

@KobeissiLetter Are we to blame politicians for this only? Voter's who demand all the services also share the blame. Everybody is at fault for reckless spending.

BREAKING: US federal debt has officially risen above $39 trillion for the first time in history, now up +$2 trillion over the last 8 months. Since the debt ceiling was lifted in early July, US debt has risen +$2.8 trillion. Total US debt has nearly DOUBLED since 2018, with the US Debt-to-GDP ratio now up to 124%. Meanwhile, US debt is projected to surge +$2.4 trillion per year over the next 10 years, reaching a record $64 trillion by 2036, according to CBO estimates. The US debt crisis is out of control.

@AnthonySwan72 @archeohistories He was in WWI. Read a book

@archeohistories A full blown racist survived to see his state crushed by Russia. Nice

German Field Marshal August von Mackensen, known as "The Last Hussar," photographed around 1915 at the age of 66. He lived a long life, passing away on November 8, 1945, at the age of 95... August von Mackensen was one of Germany’s most recognizable military commanders during World War I. In this portrai the is wearing the dramatic fur hussar cap bearing the Totenkopf (“death’s head”) insignia, a symbol associated with elite Prussian cavalry units. Nicknamed “The Last Hussar,” Mackensen became famous for leading several major Central Powers victories on the Eastern Front. In 1915, his forces helped break through Russian defenses during the Gorlice–Tarnów Offensive, one of the war’s most decisive campaigns, which forced the Russian Army into a massive retreat across Poland. Despite his age, Mackensen remained an active field commander throughout much of the war and became a national hero in Germany. You may have noticed the scars on August von Mackensen face. Mackensen belonged to a social class where young men, especially university students and future officers, often participated in academic fencing duels known as Mensur. In these duels, participants wore protective gear but intentionally left parts of the face exposed. The goal was not to win by striking an opponent down but to demonstrate courage and composure under pressure. Because of that, facial cuts were common and even admired. A visible scar, called a “Schmiss,” was considered a mark of honor among members of elite student fraternities and later within the officer corps of the German Empire. © Colorized History #archaeohistories

@Slobodan88 @Forbes AI was coming to the world regardless of this guy. He didn't invent it.

@Forbes The real disruption wasn't the tech—it was convincing the world AI belonged in everyone's pocket. What's your boldest prediction for where we'll be 3 years from now?

As CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman unleashed ChatGPT, mainstreaming artificial intelligence and creating a $500 billion behemoth. While he might not play technical role as an engineer, his efforts as an accelerator has landed him a spot on the #Forbes250 list, featuring America’s greatest living innovators. Get the full list: forbes.com/sites/emmareyn… Photo: Cody Pickens for Forbes

@NiqabNancy This question is so dumb I can't believe it was posted

If Jews are just .2% of the global population, how do they make up 80% of Israel’s population? I’m just asking questions.