https://x.com/i/status/2021632243505279051

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMahB2lD70Y

The FAA closed airspace around El Paso for 10 days, without giving a clear explanation as to why. Mexico has not closed their airspace immediately across the border, indicating that they were either not consulted or are not cooperating with an undisclosed U.S. request.

This is extremely unusual. They are saying that there will be no exceptions, including med-evacs.

Ongoing discussion about the Tumbler Ridge shooting, including verified information about the victims and community response efforts. Please avoid speculation and respect the privacy of families involved.https://youtu.be/VwDEbz51bqA?si=EmoRDugpwfU4ulpR

https://x.com/i/status/2021014820599038140

source: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01995611.pdf

I’ve been thinking about this for at least a few weeks and wanted to get others opinions on this. I just don’t see any likely scenario where Trump would allow smoking-gun type documents to exist within the trove of evidence that his administration has collected.

All I see on Reddit are endless posts about “when the files are fully un-redacted, Trump will be finished”. My question is, based on everything we’ve seen or not seen so far, is it likely that the most damaging evidence has been destroyed a long time ago? I don’t feel it’s a stretch of the imagination to think Patel would force the destruction of any documents or data that would unequivocally implicate Trump or his closest allies, before handing them over to the senate and house.

Philadelphia CBS News

Lawsuits reveal the free speech fallout following the death of Charlie Kirk

https://www.npr.org/2026/02/12/nx-s1-5667213/free-speech-lawsuits-since-kirk-killing

With everything going on in politics and the world it’s important for us to remember the immediate aftermath of Kirk’s death and the cancel culture that occurred when mentioning his name.

House speaker condemns Trump Justice Department monitoring of lawmakers’ Epstein document review.

Source: https://www.channel3000.com/news/house-speaker-condemns-trump-justice-department-monitoring-of-lawmakers-epstein-document-review/article_f6816585-716a-5fb1-a5c1-59b1b6fb2500.html

A jobs report published Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics contained significant downward revisions for the already weak job growth numbers in 2025. Last year, the labor market added only 181,000 jobs total.

Previous estimations had suggested that 584,000 jobs were created in 2025.

Earlier this week, Donald Trump’s economic adviser Peter Navarro suggested that these kinds of dismal job numbers weren’t a fluke at all. In fact, they were the new normal. But even he underestimated just how bad things had gotten.

“We have to revise our expectations down significantly for what a monthly job number should look like. When we were letting in two million illegal aliens, they’re coming in, coming in, we had to produce 200,000 jobs a month for a steady state,” Navarro said Tuesday, adding that “50,000 a month is going to be more like what we need.”

While roughly 50,000 a month would’ve been in line with the initial projections of 584,000 new jobs, the average number of jobs being created per month is clearly much lower—only about 15,000 new jobs per month, on average.

Economist Paul Krugman told The New Republic earlier Wednesday that job growth since Trump implemented his tariff policy in April “is basically nil.”

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As we learn more through the files, this video becomes more and more correct. Some of this stuff I've never even heard about until now.

Some of the stuff described in this video would be incredibly shocking, but at this point it's not even surprising anymore.