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The fact NASA can get the Artemis II splashdown down to the minute from the moon and back is just incredible.

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Artemis II astronaut Victor Glover received a hero's welcome from his neighbors! 🇺🇸

OVERHEARD: For context on how big today is: Viktor Orbán has been the blueprint. The proof that leaders can slowly dismantle democracy from the inside and stay in power forever. His model spread across Europe and the USA. Orbán’s playbook was the literal blueprint for Project 2025. The Heritage Foundation worked directly with Orbán’s allies in Hungary. CPAC held conferences in Budapest three times Tonight that blueprint lost. In a landslide.

JD Vance is on a historic roll: He campaigns for AfD in Germany - they lose. Invited the Pope to come to US for Trump’s big event - Pope refuses. Leads peace negotiations with Iran - fails miserably. Campaigns in Hungary for Orbán - who gets smoked.

JD Vance: * Converts to Catholicism, publicly rebuked by two consecutive popes * Nearly loses the Ohio Senate seat in the Biden midterm * Iran negotiations that somehow resulted in a blockade of a blockade * Endorses Orban, thus ending his 16-year rule

“When they go low, we don’t go high. We take them to the mud and choke them out.” — Abdul El-Sayed 💕🫶

🚨 JUST IN: In a bombshell move that's sending shockwaves across NATO, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez has arrived in Beijing for a four-day official visit focused on stronger commercial ties with China, with an emphasis on signing an investment agreement and technology cooperation.

Commentators repeatedly described yesterday’s Artemis splashdown as “textbook.” The flight dynamics were flawless. This shows that getting Outlook to work is literally harder than rocket science.

Today, the Iranian regime is still in place. They still have thousands of missiles and retain their highly enriched uranium and now they're negotiating for a firm grip on the Strait of Hormuz in perpetuity to end the war. Meanwhile, we've lost 14 U.S. servicemen and women and hundreds more have been wounded; spent tens of billions of dollars; and badly depleted our supplies battering Iran. At the same time, inflation is raging again and gas is at $4.15 a gallon and rising--$1.20 more than the day before we decided to launch a war against Iran. Remind me again why this was a good idea?