Dragged..

The office of ex-President Bill Clinton has called on the U.S. Department of Justice to release all relevant documents regarding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, in response to what they see as selective revelations

.A spokesperson for the Clintons, Angel Ureña, pointed out the limitations contained within the release through social media. Ureña wrote, "What the Department of Justice has released so far, and the manner in which it did so, makes one thing clear: someone or something is being protected. 

We do not know whom, what or why. But we do know this: We need no such protection" per Atlanta Black Star.

The remarks came in response to the partial release of photographs last Friday, which featured Clinton in hot tubs with other unnamed individuals, among other pictures. 

Clinton has not been charged with any crimes against others in the Epstein case, but reportedly cut ties with Epstein before his crimes became widely known.
Congress is expressing their discontent with the level of disclosure. 

Representative Thomas Massie, a Republican, told Face the Nation for CBS News, "The Justice Department is not meeting the law's intent, saying officials are flouting both the spirit and the letter of the law".

Comment:

"Who do you believe? my words or your lying eyes?"

Renew..

 

• President Biden's administration has prioritized a transition to clean energy and implemented stricter environmental regulations, including canceling the Keystone XL pipeline permit on his first day in office.
• Gasoline prices did rise significantly during the first part of his term, reaching a peak national average of over $5 per gallon in June 2022.
• Inflation also rose, driven by a combination of global supply chain issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, strong consumer demand as economies reopened, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which disrupted global energy markets. 
• While critics attribute the price hikes to Biden's "anti-fossil fuel" agenda, economic experts argue that global crude oil prices and market dynamics had a much larger influence.

Lobster..

 

Police are investigating a potential heist after $400,000 worth of live lobsters was stolen from a truck transporting the seafood to Costco locations in Illinois and Minnesota.

The shipment was picked up in Taunton, Mass., but never arrived at its final destination, according to Dylan Rexing, CEO of Rexing Companies.

The possible theft follows a seafood shipment incident earlier this month, where items were stolen from the same Massachusetts facility.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has flagged the issue to law enforcement agencies and freight carriers nationwide.

Cargo theft is a growing concern for the U.S. transportation system, costing the economy billions annually. These crimes involve opportunistic ‘straight thefts’ of trailers, containers, and loads at truck stops or multimodal distribution hubs and highly coordinated operations conducted by organized criminal networks.

Brigitte..

 

Brigitte Bardot, the French 1960s sex symbol who became one of the greatest screen sirens of the 20th century and later a militant animal rights activist and far-right supporter, has died. She was 91.

Bardot died Sunday at her home in southern France, according to Bruno Jacquelin, of the Brigitte Bardot Foundation for the protection of animals.

Bardot became an international celebrity as a sexualized teen bride in the 1956 movie “And God Created Woman.” Directed by then husband Roger Vadim, it triggered a scandal with scenes of the long-legged beauty dancing on tables naked.

At the height of a cinema career that spanned more than two dozen films and three marriages, Bardot came to symbolize a nation bursting out of bourgeois respectability. Her tousled, blond hair, voluptuous figure and pouty irreverence made her one of France’s best-known stars, even as she struggled with depression.

Such was her widespread appeal that in 1969 her features were chosen to be the model for “Marianne,” the national emblem of France and the official Gallic seal. Bardot’s face appeared on statues, postage stamps and coins.

″We are mourning a legend,″⁣ French President Emmanuel Macron said in an X post.

Oh, Snap..

 

A former U.S. Department of Agriculture employee will spend nearly two years in prison for her insider role in a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food assistance fraud scheme that bilked the government out of more than $66 million. 
“Arlasa Davis exploited her role as a government employee to enrich herself while undermining a program designed to help New York families in need,” said Sean Buckley, deputy U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.  

Court documents stated Davis worked in the USDA’s division responsible for detecting and stopping SNAP fraud. Davis used her access to steal EBT license numbers. The group used these numbers to conduct the fraudulent SNAP transactions, according to court filings.

Davis would take photos of handwritten lists of valid license numbers and send them to her co-conspirators. They would then use the stolen credentials to obtain EBT terminals for unapproved businesses, including smoke shops and other retailers not authorized to accept SNAP benefits.

Also charged in the scheme was Michael Kehoe, Mohamad Nawafleh, Omar Alrawashdeh, Gamal Obaid and Emad Alrawashdeh. Prosecutors said Kehoe, no apparent relation to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe, was the ringleader of the group.

Worry..

 

New..

 

Democrats have finally settled on a new slogan.

Number..

 

Storming..

 

GDP..

 

The latest estimate for the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the third quarter of 2025 was an annual growth rate of 4.3%. This was the initial estimate released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) on December 23, 2025, and it exceeded economists' forecasts of around 3.3%    

The acceleration in real GDP primarily reflected increases in consumer spending, exports, and government spending. Consumer spending grew at an annual rate of 3.5% in the third quarter, up from 2.5% in the prior quarter                                                      

 The 4.3% growth rate in the third quarter was an acceleration from the 3.8% growth rate recorded in the second quarter of 2025. It marked the strongest growth rate in two years.

Tail-wind.

The federal budget gap narrowed more sharply than forecasters anticipated in November, offering a rare piece of good news in a fiscal landscape still dominated by red ink. 

The monthly shortfall came in lower than a year earlier, signaling that revenue growth and shifting payment schedules are starting to bend the curve, even as long term pressures from interest costs and entitlement programs remain firmly in place.

 Deficits are not on autopilot, even in an era of high debt and aging demographics. Policy choices, the timing of outlays, and the strength of the broader economy all shape the monthly numbers, and November’s results show how quickly the trajectory can change when those forces briefly align.

The headline figure that grabbed attention was the federal government’s November budget gap of $173 billion, a level that undershot many private expectations. It is still a very large monthly shortfall, but in the context of recent years, a smaller than expected deficit counts as a modest fiscal tailwind rather than a fresh warning siren.

Deal .

 

TSA..

 

Crossing a border.

Any time you visiting another country with a stop over somewhere, you are required to answer all their questions truthfully.
Each country's border is focusing on certain issues. How much money do you have, proof that it's your money. Your travel ticket, when did you buy it, who paid for it. If someone else, who? why? They need logical answer they will accept.

Some food are not allowed. If you didn't claim it on the paper, they can charge you a penalty over  $4k    

Who gave you something and why? Unacceptable to them and their investigation continue and you going nowhere.
 If you have medicine, who's name, prescription and how much of it.
They are allowed to confiscate any suspension item and you can be prosecuted. 

They have many equipment to test, drugs, food, etc. 

You don't have that much rights at this point.  Just a thought.

Just In News..

 

Coal..

President Biden"s exact quote from the interaction with 24-year-old activist Rebecca Beaulieu was: "Kiddo. I want you to just take a look. You don't have to agree. But I want you to look in my eyes. I guarantee you. I guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuel".    

Now with the need for more energy as a result of the AI, a new era of energy needs.

Just a thought.

Ask..

 

If you were wondering why the Clinton team is suddenly pushing so hard for transparency, it’s because the initial document dump featured some pretty eyebrow-raising images. 

One photo shows President Clinton sitting in a hot tub with an unidentified person. Another image shows a hidden-identity woman sitting directly on his lap. 

It’s important to note that President Clinton has not actually been accused of any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein or his awful sex-trafficking ring.

Comment:

Ask and you shall receive. But "Be careful what you ask for, You may get it"

Norm..

 

Gifts..

 

MeatHead..

 

Distraction

 

Comment:

This Epstein story is a big destraction of what the good work is done. The Democrats are just trying hard in this aspect and is going to abck fire on them.

   Just a thought.

Foot..

Susie Wiles is Donald Trump's White House Chief of Staff, known as a powerful Republican strategist and the first woman to hold the post 

She recently drew headlines for candid comments in Vanity Fair, describing Trump as having an "alcoholic's personality" (despite him not drinking) due to his boundless energy and tendency to "operate with a view that there's nothing he can't do." 

She also called Vice President J.D. Vance a "conspiracy theorist," while also discussing the administration's approach to Venezuela and Epstein files. 

Just a thought.

Bicycle..

 

Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” 

This timeless quote by Albert Einstein offers a simple yet profound lesson about life, resilience and growth. 

Though brief, the message continues to resonate with people navigating uncertainty, change and everyday challenges.

New..

 

BlackRock will match government contributions to “Trump accounts” for its employees, making it one of the first major US companies to lay out plans for supporting his program. 

Under the White House initiative, which begins in July, any parent can open an account for their child and contribute up to $5,000 a year. Employers can contribute $2,500 annually without affecting a worker’s taxable income.

BlackRock on Wednesday said it will offer a match to the government’s contribution for all eligible US employees. Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio also announced on Wednesday that his foundation will donate $250 each to roughly 300,000 of the accounts for children in Connecticut.

Just a thought.

Debt..

 

Waiting..

 

Cost..

 

Rewire....

 

Dancing is a powerful brain workout, engaging motor, cognitive, emotional, and social networks simultaneously, significantly boosting brain health by improving memory, multitasking, and creativity, reducing dementia risk, building neural connections (neuroplasticity), and even syncing brain activity between people.

 It's more effective than simple exercise for brain changes, enhances executive functions, and can even reduce depression symptoms more than antidepressants, making it a holistic activity for a healthier, more connected brain. 

Improves memory, attention, focus, multitasking, and executive functions (planning, problem-solving).

• Studies show it significantly lowers dementia risk, perhaps more than other activities, by combining mental and physical challenge with social interaction.
• Promotes the brain's ability to rewire itself, building stronger neural pathways and myelin (insulation) for faster signal transmission, and increasing gray matter.
• Boosts serotonin, reduces stress, and can be more effective than antidepressants for depression.
• Engages multiple networks (motor, sensory, emotional, cognitive, social, reward) at once, creating complex brain synchrony.

• Boosts creativity and divergent thinking (generating ideas).
• Improves convergent thinking (problem-solving).
• Fosters "inter-brain synchrony," syncing brain activity between dancers for enhanced coordination and social bonding. 

Tomahto..

 

LA..

 

Over 10,000 illegal immigrants, including murderers, kidnappers and sexual predators, have been arrested in Los Angeles since June despite anti-ICE riots and pushback from sanctuary politicians, the Department of Homeland Security said.

The operations were carried out despite Los Angeles and California being sanctuary jurisdictions with laws inhibiting local and state authorities from cooperating with ICE.

Debt..

 

Bomb..

 

Rage..

 

Trade..

 

Find..

 

Subpoena..

 

Roam Free..

 

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced the arrest of a Moldovan illegal immigrant and convicted killer who tortured and threw a victim out of a ninth-floor window.

According to DHS, Sorocean and an accomplice tortured their victim inside an apartment in Chisinau, Moldova, beating the person with a stick and electrical cable before throwing the victim out a ninth-floor window.

Victoria Sorocean was taken into custody in Los Angeles on Nov. 4 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after authorities learned she had been convicted of premeditated murder with exceptional cruelty in 2013, ICE told Fox News on Tuesday.

She was sentenced to 17 years in prison but fled the country to avoid serving her sentence.
Sorocean was first arrested by ICE on Jan. 10, 2020, under the first Trump administration, but she later filed multiple legal appeals and asylum claims to delay removal, DHS said.

DHS said the case highlights the failures of the previous administration, which it said allowed millions of illegal aliens, including violent criminals and murderers like Sorocean, to roam free in American neighborhoods. Just a thought.

Eye-Rolls

 

Democrats’ impeachment season has begun.

The House of Representatives on Thursday blocked a resolution to impeach President Donald Trump.

 Rep. Al Green (D-Texas), who introduced the resolution, has already had one attempt at impeachment rejected this year and has been introducing impeachment resolutions against the president ever since Trump first took office in 2017.

But with campaign season approaching, Trump’s popularity may be waning and Democratic primary voters looking for candidates with backbone, Green’s lonely quest to use the House impeachment power is gaining some new supporters eager to make political gains, even as it prompts eye-rolls from other party members.

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) filed impeachment articles against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on Wednesday and Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-Mich.) this week introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for his murderous boat strikes and reckless handling of classified information.

Sabotage..

 

The Outgoing Mayor Eric Adams is racing to fill key positions before Zohran Mamdani takes office, including on the powerful Rent Guidelines Board, which could undermine the incoming mayor’s pledge to freeze rents on more than 1 million stabilized apartments.

First Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro said Adams plans to appoint and reappoint several members to the rental board before he steps down at year-end and is considering candidates who have put their names forward to fill vacant spots. 

The mayor could secure a majority of appointees whose terms would extend beyond Adams’s final days in office, Mastro said in an interview.

“The board’s composition will be critical for Mamdani, whose rent-freeze platform was central to his election victory. A stacked board could blunt his efforts, at least in his first year.  Just a thought.

Papers..