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Howard Lutnik Cashes In On Detention Centers

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The Bitchuation Room • 4 weeks ago

Howard Lutnik Cashes In On Detention Centers

Trump Went Full Horndog And Then He Fell Asleep

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The Majority Report • 4 weeks ago

Trump Went Full Horndog And Then He Fell Asleep

Semafor • 4 weeks ago

India AI summit attracts money and rivals

The event was a nexus for dealmaking and investment announcements.

New Republic • 4 weeks ago

Trump Reveals Ominous Plot for 50 Years of Rigged Elections

President Trump is continuing his crusade against voting rights, claiming that mail-in ballots are “crooked as hell” and that eliminating them will guarantee Republican dominance of elections for the next half-century. “Mail-in ballots are crooked as hell. We’re the only country in the world that use this type of mail-in ballot, the only country in the world,” Trump said at a rally in Rome, Georgia, on Thursday. “I’ll tell you what, Republicans have to win this one. We’ll never lose a race for fifty years, we won’t lose a race.”He then launched into his broader attack on voting rights, which many see as a last-ditch attempt to salvage the GOP’s chances in the November midterm elections, which are predicted to go poorly for them.“We want voter ID, we want proof of citizenship, and we don’t want mail-in ballots except for the military far away, except for people that are ill, disabled, or people that are away. Even for a vacation! We’ll be generous,” Trump added.Trump: "Mail in ballots are crooked as hell. Republicans have to win this one. We'll never lose a race for 50 years." pic.twitter.com/5c3X98vW7g— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 19, 2026Trump had no complaints about mail-in ballots when he won the presidency in 2024. And the U.S. is not the only country to use them: 34 countries and territories use some kind of postal voting. Twelve even allow all voters to vote by mail, including the U.K., Germany, Poland, Greece, and Canada.