🇺🇸 LinkedIn CEO Dan Shapero plans to fire 540 Americans on July 13, 2026. He filed for 615 H-1B visa hires in Q2 2026. Dan was appointed CEO in April. He is already executing a clear strategy to replace American workers. $CUTOFFS

I cannot remember the last time I saw #Boston like this

we had hoped to spend a nice quiet evening touring the Alamo but it closed at 5:30 so does anyone have any suggestions for something fun to do around here tonight

Germany And Spain Launch ‘Team Gen 6’ After Europe’s Next-Gen Fighter Effort Collapses The emerging coalition could reshape Europe’s future fighter landscape, but it still needs political backing, lots of funding, and likely more partners. twz.com/air/germany-and-spai…

Pope Benedict XVI’s Germany won a World Cup. Pope Francis’s Argentina won a World Cup. Will Leo XIV deliver for the United States?

GWOT vets- I’m working on an alternate concept to battle this mistake. I’m just fleshing it out, and unlike the @GWOTMF, I actually care about what you think, and frankly, I could use the help fleshing it out. We need a monument that actually tells our story. One that an eighth grader in 2126 could visit and walk away with some understanding of who we were, what we did, and why we did it. It necessarily must TELL OUR STORY. Towards that end, I maintain the walking path concept, but one that differs greatly from the hippie donut version. I want visitors generations from now to walk a path where they trace the history of the war, told in bronze statuary vignettes, with one (or more) for each year of the war. It, of course starts with 9/11, then progresses through Afghanistan, rising in physical elevation requiring visitors to climb a staircase up a hill to convey the uneven, mountainous terrain. The path splits in 2003, branching off and downward to Iraq, which should effect more of an urban feel, with portions even mimicking a facade of a Baghdad alleyway. Major battles will be captured. It will honor heroism, loss, defiance, and the character of those who served. Right now it’s just an idea in my head that is fighting like a madman to get out, but my only tools are grok and runway. Anyways, here are some AI generated mock-ups for some of the vignettes I envision. More in replies along with some descriptions

Here's some more of his banger takes from the same panel

Interesting shoe choice for a farm visit. @RebeccaforWI is as authentic as a Tijuana Rolex

GWOT veterans... Take 3 minutes and watch this explanation of the elements of the proposed GWOT memorial. It might change your mind. It did mine. Thanks @JDKeelingIII for sending this my way.

CNN did a segment on Freddy, the German soccer tourist, and sports analyst Christine Brennan claimed "I saw some conversation, Wolf and Pamela, about how the rest of the world is looking at the United States and feeling that we are—it's a foreboding image and that we are inhospitable...But how wonderful again, that sports can bring people here and show people that the United States and you know, the South is welcoming a German tourist in a way we would never have anticipated" Who is "we"?

🚨MORE DETAILS: Applause for Lynchburg Commonwealth's Attorney Bethany Harrison, who is now the 16th Commonwealth's Attorney to take a stand to protect her constituents from Virginia's new unconstitutional "assault" firearms, standard-capacity magazines, & public carry bans. Here is her letter to Lynchburg Police Chief Kennith Edwards, copied to the Virginia State Police & other LEOs: Excerpts: "I write to make my position clear on this legislation that will go into effect July 1, 2026. My office will not enforce these laws as it is my opinion they are unconstitutional based on the United States Supreme Court’s rulings in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, 567 U.S. 1 (2022), District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), and U.S. v. Miller, 307 U.S. 174 (1934). Constitutional challenges to these bills have already been filed. I expect that no matter the ruling of our state courts, these challenges will be appealed to the United States Supreme Court." .... "We will continue to enforce the laws in place to hold offenders accountable for their criminal acts no matter the weapon type used. We regularly prosecute offenders by seeking mandatory minimum and enhanced sentences for using weapons to commit crimes. The same legislators who voted for these bills to criminalize citizens for mere possession of a firearm seek to take away these enhanced punishments for our most violent and egregious offenses when the firearm is used to perpetrate the offense (HB 863). This leads me to believe that the passage of these laws is not about public safety but instead to further an ideology that fails to address the underlying reasons why a person would pick up a weapon and use it to harm others. Until we address those issues, we will continue to see offenders use any weapon at his or her disposal to hurt others. Our law-abiding citizens should not be left defenseless against those would do them harm. That is what this legislation will accomplish." MORE in images⬇️

Fight night energy is taking over DC. UFC Freedom 250 is almost here. 🇺🇸

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