Jack Johnson

Justice Anthony Kennedy defended the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision--which he authored--in an October interview, but he admitted it had unintended consequences. “They were unintended in the fact that we didn't want them to happen. But they were predictable. And this caused a problem," Kennedy said. "But we just couldn't find a place to draw the line.”

In 2025 Elon Musk joked about DOGE “accidentally” cutting Ebola prevention funding. They never reinstated the program and now it’s spreading like wild fire through Africa. There are 1,000 suspected cases, 100+ deaths, 8 countries on high alert. Ebola is not contagious in the way Covid-19 is, it’s highly avoidable with proper precaution and equipment - which was cut off by Musk.

Louisiana’s governor has: • largely ceded the parole board’s power to an algorithm • restricted early release for the severely ill or injured • lowered the age for adult prosecution to 17 Now he’s asking for 688 more beds at the state’s largest prison. propublica.org/article/louisi…

I’d forgotten about the time that Ken Paxton stole a $1000 Mont Blanc pen, a lawyer had accidentally left at a security checkpoint, in a courthouse. Paxton denied it until he realized he was caught on a security camera, then claimed it was an accident. lol

@HQNewsNow 3rd time is a charm…

Today, Trump will go to Walter Reed Hospital for another medical exam. This is his 3rd medical exam in the past year.

@FoxNews He definitely has the right to burn his $36K…

NBA star Kyle Kuzma reveals his massive bet on Spencer Pratt to be the next mayor of Los Angeles. The former Lakers champion revealed he placed a $36,000 bet on the longtime reality TV star to win the Los Angeles mayoral race — a wager that could result in a whopping payout of more than $130,000. Kuzma defended his support on social media, saying “LA has been cooked since Covid,” as Pratt continues to build momentum with outsider-style attacks on crime, homelessness and city leadership.

@SaraGonzalesTX That’s why R’s are about to spend a shit ton on a seat that should be free and easy lol

UNELECTABLE.

A federal immigration agent waved a gun at a house yesterday in Joliet, Illinois. The agents jumped a fence onto the property. I’m told there was a toddler inside the house at the time. The agents took one person.

@DefiantLs Then maybe he should move to Russia…

Melania Trump: “What [my husband] wants is for everyone to be able to walk down the street without being harassed or killed, and for women not to be assaulted.”

This former gay cure minister was arrested for trying to meet up with a 14 year old boy for sex! He messaged the boy talking about their forbidden love and how he wanted to be with him. Why does he remind me of someone in the Whitehouse!

@JackPosobiec Pretty sure he died trying to indoctrinate college kids…

He didn’t die in the military, but he did die for his country

The front page of the newspaper in ........... Enterprise, Alabama =====>

@atrupar Get em all on a phone call…to do absolutely nothing except miss his kid’s wedding lol

Burgum: "It's obviously President Trump two moves ahead of his critics as always. Nothing short of aspiration for peace in the Middle East. I mean, who on a Saturday afternoon over a holiday weekend can pull together all of the world leaders from the gulf state allies, get 'em all on a phone call?"

@atrupar @highbrow_nobrow I’m ready to party when he crashes out.

a day ahead of his latest trip to Walter Reed, Trump's hands looked downright cadaver-like on Memorial Day (Kevin Dietsch/Getty)

@Suzierizzo1 I'll help out - this is real youtube.com/shorts/UpZ7rFS…

Protesters clash with ICE agents right in front of Delaney Hall, where innocent people are being detained and held in unjust conditions. Last night, someone screamed “FREE THEM ALL” from the inside of Delaney Hall. What's really sad is ICE Nazis have been normalized.

1/ Even after Callais, a 3-judge panel (2 Trump appointees) enjoins Alabama from using “new” maps for the midterm election because of evidence of racial discrimination. drive.google.com/file/d/1K2Zfob…

WASHINGTON, May 26 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has repeated his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him at least 107 times in the last six months, keeping the grievance front and center even as he faces new political risks from the war with Iran and looming midterm elections. Trump devotes near-daily attention to ​the issue, a Reuters review of his public events, interviews and online posts found, and his comments often come in waves. One Saturday in April, amid a fragile ceasefire with Iran, Trump posted allegations about the ‌2020 election - when he lost to his predecessor Joe Biden - seven times on his Truth Social account.

A Trump-appointed US Attorney with no experience told grand jurors they'd hear about “bad guys” and “murderers” who “did what you are going to hear about.” He handed them business cards. The cases got tossed—and three days later, he got confirmed. Extraordinary, via @AlanFeuer buff.ly/xpnVcJ7

Whereabouts of missing Rep. Tom Kean (R-N.J.) remain unknown, but he’s trading stocks again. From today’s @NOTUSreports newsletter: