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@jackunheard Wish I had known this earlier in life

BREAKING: JD Vance reveals the US government doesn’t prosecute fraud that’s under $1.5M a year. “We do not prosecute fraud in this country if it’s under $1.5 million.” Are you serious??

My brother’s son is in 9th grade learning about the Great Depression. He showed me a paragraph from his textbook today… and for a second, I genuinely thought it was about today’s economy. Strange how 100 years pass, yet some things barely change.

Trump pardoned 77 people this week that stole from Medicare. This flew under the radar. I believe Trump is selling pardons which is enough to send Trump away.

Trump pardoned 77 people this week that stole from Medicare. This flew under the radar. I believe Trump is selling pardons which is enough to send Trump away.

@JacobsVegasLife I like Henderson

What exactly is preventing you from moving to Las Vegas?

Ukraine may not be close in physical proximity to the United States, but until recently, the idea that the United States was for freedom everywhere and against totalitarian oppression everywhere was understood to be U.S. policy.

@JoeLombardoNV You have done nothing… California issues with refineries have been known for years… closures have been scheduled for years. You do NOTHING.. you let there be a problem so you could use it to run for GOV again.. fix it you Fxxxxing politician

This fuel crisis didn’t happen overnight - it’s the result of bad policy decisions in California led by Gavin Newsom. I’ve taken steps to make Nevada more independent and to diversify our fuel supply. Standing up for Nevadans is always my top priority.

@TheNVIndy @CalMatters But there are NO new data centers in NV. Just requests to start them

Lake Tahoe’s longtime power supplier, NV Energy, will cut off the region next year on account of the utility's "own resource needs." NV Energy has said data centers are driving “unprecedented” demand. Via @calmatters: thenevadaindependent.com/article/nevada…

The Man Who Went Shopping For Dining Chairs and Accidentally Bought Stonehenge. On September 21, 1915, a British barrister named Cecil Chubb was given a very simple task by his wife, Mary. She sent him to a local auction in Salisbury with strict instructions: buy a nice set of dining chairs for their home. But as Chubb sat in the auction house, he got distracted. "Lot 15" came up for sale, a 30-acre plot of land featuring a crumbling, dilapidated ring of ancient rocks. The bidding was incredibly sluggish, and on a complete whim, Chubb raised his hand. When the gavel fell, he had just purchased Stonehenge for £6,600 (roughly $800,000 today). He proudly presented the 5,000-year-old megalithic wonder to his wife as a surprise "birthday present." Mary was absolutely furious. She didn't want a pile of ancient rocks; she wanted her dining chairs. Three years later, tired of his wife’s complaints and realizing the immense historical weight of his impulse purchase, Chubb donated the entire monument to the British government. He attached one strict condition: the public must always have access to it. Today, it stands protected forever, all because a husband couldn't stick to a shopping list.

@theficouple If they gave 550k on equity and are buying a 450k home why do they need a loan?

Baby boomers aren't selling their homes & why would they? They paid $120,000 for a home 25+ years ago, owe $0 & have $550k+ of equity. "Downsizing" means they'd need to buy something for $450k + take on a 6.5% loan. ...Many won't move & this will keep inventory low.

@notgaetti More Jackie to 4th. Look at war per game , and he passes almost every one

Jackie Robinson needs to be higher but I can’t decide how much higher

Breaking: The President's son is on a heater Donald Trump Jr's fund invested in one of the only U.S. rare earth magnet startups at a $200M valuation Three months later, the Pentagon awarded Vulcan a $620M loan and the Commerce Dept took a $50M equity stake In February, Trump announced a $12B rare earth strategic reserve Today, the company is now valued at $2 billion. That's a 10x for Trump Jr in under a year Vulcan is building the largest rare earth magnet factory outside of China. The U.S. says it needs to stop relying on China, which controls 90% of global rare earth processing The timing is either the greatest coincidence in investing history, or it isn't

Gen. PETRAEUS: The future of warfare—not yet seen in the Gulf—is Ukraine producing 7 million drones per year. Last year they made 3.5 million, enabling 9–10 thousand drones per day. These are still remotely piloted. But autonomous systems are coming, and that means drone swarms. They're already being introduced at mission end. Defending against swarms is really hard—you'll need high-powered microwaves or similar. We're not where we should be, despite what we should have learned from Ukraine for a very long time. They're making software changes every week or two, hardware changes every 2–3 weeks.

NOAA records show Las Vegas spent 90 days below freezing in 1948. More than 70 years later, the thermometer has not dipped below 32 degrees since Jan. 22, 2025. fox5vegas.com/2026/03/19/fox…

@Oceanbreeze473 Germany invaded France in May 1940, American did nothing . Did not enter European war until Japan attacked us and Germany backed Japan

I bet the French were glad the US didn’t say that in 1941. 

@podoffame @baseball_ref But this is really a Richie Ashburn teeet

Dwayne Murphy recorded 507 putouts in the outfield for the Oakland Athletics in 1980. He is one of five outfielders in MLB history to record 500+ putouts in a season and the last to do it.

President Trump just signed an EO to "fight fraud." But 21 inspectors general offices remain vacant after he fired 17 watchdogs within days of taking office, and convicted fraudsters are being granted clemency. You can't fight corruption by dismantling oversight.

@shillman1 I thought this is what DOGE was doing a year ago.. thought they found it all and stopped it! Guess not.. so another task force with no real legal authority, and another year of him doing nothing about this

Convicted fraudsters Trump has pardoned this year: Jason Galanis — ~$200M+ Joseph Schwartz — ~$38M Lawrence Duran — ~$205M (Medicare fraud billed; ~$87M paid) Carlos Watson — ~$60M investor fraud Trevor Milton — ~$20M+ investor losses Todd Chrisley — ~$30M bank fraud Julie Chrisley — ~$30M bank fraud Devon Archer — ~$60M tribal bond scheme George Santos — ~$44K–$1M+ (multiple fraud schemes) Michele Fiore — ~$70K charity fraud Brian Kelsey — ~$90K campaign finance fraud Scott Jenkins — ~$75K bribery/fraud scheme Paul Walczak — ~$10M+ tax fraud Adriana Camberos — ~$1M+ counterfeit/fraud

@jonbrooks 1. Supply and demand , limited supply of land near working areas, more supply of humans who want to work. 2. Aver house is 50% larger than it was in 1970 with more bathrooms ( cost)

If housing prices had simply followed income growth since 1970, the average home today would be $138,000. So… what actually broke?

Cooper: The president seemed to indicate that he had not been briefed that Iran might strike out at its neighbors or try to shut down the strait of hormuz. Is that conceivable to you? Bolton: I know for a fact that he was aware of those potentials. I raised the option of regime change in Iran several times during the time I was national security advisor. I never persuaded the president to adopt that position. And one reason was that others had different views. And every time I raised it, they raised a whole long list of difficulties that are entailed by a regime change campaign and if you're going to embark on it, you better have answers to them. And certainly, closing the strait of hormuz was always one of them. And so were attacks on the gulf Arab states, particularly their oil infrastructure. So he knew about it in his first term. I find it hard to believe that he forgot about it in the intervening years.