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BREAKING: Prince Andrew ARRESTED, ABANDONED By King Charles
5:47
Breaking Points • Feb 19, 2026

BREAKING: Prince Andrew ARRESTED, ABANDONED By King Charles

Trump DOJ REMOVES 4 FBI Interviews With Trump Rape Accuser
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Status Coup • Feb 19, 2026

Trump DOJ REMOVES 4 FBI Interviews With Trump Rape Accuser

Trump Reveals Horrifying Military Plan for Gaza’s Future
New Republic • Feb 19, 2026

Trump Reveals Horrifying Military Plan for Gaza’s Future

President Trump wants to build a 5,000-person military base in Gaza.Board of Peace contracting records viewed by The Guardian show that the Trump administration plans to use more than 350 acres of desolate land in southern Gaza full of twisted metal from multiple Israeli bombing campaigns to construct a massive base with 26 armored watchtowers, bunkers, an arms range, and a storage warehouse—all encircled in barbed wire.The base will serve as the headquarters for the upcoming International Stabilization Force, which the Trump and the Jared Kushner–led Board of Peace say will have de facto control of Gaza. It is unclear what the rules of engagement for this force will be, and whether they will collaborate with the United Nations in any way.“The Board of Peace is a kind of legal fiction, nominally with its own international legal personality separate from both the UN and the United States, but in reality it’s just an empty shell for the United States to use as it sees fit,” Rutgers law professor Adil Haque told The Guardian.More importantly, this move shows once again that even amid the destruction and violence of Israel’s genocide, Palestinian sovereignty is still of no concern to the Trump administration, or any parties involved in this so-called Board of Peace.“Whose permission did they get to build that military base?” asked Palestinian Canadian lawyer Diana Buttu.

Trump Reveals He’s Taking $10 Billion From Taxpayers for His New Board
New Republic • Feb 19, 2026

Trump Reveals He’s Taking $10 Billion From Taxpayers for His New Board

Donald Trump announced Thursday that he wants the United States to contribute $10 billion to his so-called Board of Peace—essentially forming a slush fund of taxpayer money the president can use however he likes. Speaking at the board’s inaugural meeting in Washington, Trump assured the folks watching at home that $10 billion was “a very small number when you look at that compared to the cost of war.”There’s just one problem: Transferring billions of taxpayer dollars would require congressional approval. And Trump has not gotten that.So far, Trump’s foreign policy has been nothing short of an assault on Congress’s power of the purse. The president has unilaterally declared war against foreign drug smugglers, launching a series of deadly extrajudicial strikes on vessels the government claims—but refuses to prove—are carrying drugs. (These strikes are still ongoing: 11 people were killed as recently as Monday.) Not to mention the massive military operation Trump mounted to depose a foreign leader and steal that country’s oil—all without Congress’s ever declaring war.Now Trump wants to use U.S. money to facilitate Jared Kushner’s master plan for Gaza—just another luxury real estate grift. Even if Trump did ask Congress for the funds, it doesn’t seem likely that it would approve. Currently, Democrats and the White House remain in a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, resulting in a partial government shutdown. With midterm elections (and a potential upheaval in Congress) on the horizon, now isn’t exactly the best time for the president to make a major foreign policy slush fund, as Republicans may be hoping to convince their constituents they still put America first. There is one other source of money Trump could potentially dip into. The president previously sold permanent seats on his board for $1 billion a head, but refused to say where that money was going.

This is very sad
31:44
Hasan Abi • Feb 19, 2026

This is very sad

Tucker Carlson: Israel DETAINED, INTERROGATED Producer
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Breaking Points • Feb 19, 2026

Tucker Carlson: Israel DETAINED, INTERROGATED Producer

Wall Street's 120-hour work weeks go on trial
Semafor • Feb 19, 2026

Wall Street's 120-hour work weeks go on trial

A banker fired by Centerview in 2020 two months into her employment says the firm wouldn’t accommodate her medical need for eight hours of sleep a night and is seeking millions of dollars in compensation.

Abby Martin On Rubio’s Starvation of Cuba
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The Bitchuation Room • Feb 19, 2026

Abby Martin On Rubio’s Starvation of Cuba

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