BREAKING: DNC moves forward with plan to confirm Joe Biden as presidential nominee. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is advancing plans to confirm President Joe Biden as the party’s presidential nominee, despite increasing calls for him to step aside.

Amid internal turmoil over the party’s candidate for the upcoming election against former President Donald Trump, the DNC’s Rules Committee met on Friday, affirming that everything is proceeding as planned.

In a 2-1 decision, judges appointed by former President Trump suspended the Fearless Fund’s grant program for Black women business owners.

The court ruled that a conservative group is likely to win its lawsuit, which claims the program is discriminatory.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Miami found that the Fearless Fund’s grant program likely violates section 1981 of the 1866 Civil Rights Act. This section prohibits discrimination based on race when enforcing contracts.

Just In: 🧵Former Apprentice producer Bill Pruitt, whose 20-year NDA has recently expired, now alleges that Donald Trump used the n-word to refer to former contestant Kwame Jackson.

Pruitt claims this incident was captured on tape. On January 8, 2004, just over 20 years ago, the first episode of The Apprentice, titled “Meet the Billionaire,” premiered to an audience of 18 million viewers.

Subsequent episodes attracted around 20 million viewers each week, and a staggering 28 million people tuned in for the first season finale.

The series earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program and was hailed by the Television Critics Association as one of the best TV shows of the year, alongside The Sopranos and Arrested Development.

Both The Apprentice and its spinoff, The Celebrity Apprentice, aired on NBC in prime-time slots for over a decade.

Shocking News from Montana: 🧵Republican Attorney General Admits to Manipulating Primary for Financial Gain

In a surprising development, the Associated Press reports that Montana’s Republican Attorney General has been caught on recording admitting to recruiting a primary challenger.

This maneuver was intended to help him raise more money and bypass campaign finance regulations. HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana’s Attorney General, Austin Knudsen, revealed to supporters at a fundraising event that he circumvented the state’s campaign finance laws by inviting a fellow Republican to run against him as a token candidate in the upcoming primary.

This strategy was intended to allow him to raise additional funds for the November general election, according to a recording from the event.

If you believe Texas's current situation is as bad as it gets, think again.

BREAKING: 🚨🧵Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday granted a full pardon to Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murder for the 2020 death of a Black Lives Matter protester in downtown Austin.

This decision followed a unanimous recommendation from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. The board announced its recommendation to pardon Daniel Perry and restore his firearm rights in a statement posted on its website on Thursday.

This decision followed a "meticulous review of pertinent documents, from police reports to court records, witness statements, and interviews with individuals linked to the case," according to the statement.

JUST IN: 🧵A bipartisan bill aimed at banning all child marriages in Missouri is facing opposition from Republicans, which may hinder its passage into law.

"Why is the government intervening in people’s personal lives to this extent?" -questioned Rep. Dean Van Schoiack. A bipartisan bill aimed at prohibiting all child marriages in Missouri is encountering opposition from some Republicans in the House, threatening its potential enactment.

Introduced by Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder, a Republican from Scott City, and Sen. Lauren Arthur, a Democrat from Kansas City, the bill seeks to forbid anyone under 18 from obtaining a marriage license.

Currently, Missouri law allows those aged 16 and 17 to marry with parental consent.

Yair Netanyahu, son of Ben Netanyahu, has not been drafted and is currently still residing in a high rise Miami apartment for $5,000/mnth.

At 32, Yair moved to Florida last year after winning a defamation lawsuit in Israel.

His annual living expenses in the U.S. amount to NIS 2.5 million, roughly equivalent to $673,854.
The privileged son of Netanyahu, often likened to Israel's own Prince Harry, Yair Netanyahu, at 32, is still within the age bracket for reserve duty, which extends until he turns 40.

However, while 360,000 of his fellow citizens have mobilized, Yair remains distant from the conflict, residing in a luxurious two-bedroom apartment in Hallandale Beach, north of Miami—about 7,000 miles from the action.

Photographs capture him casually dressed in shorts and sweatpants, relaxing with friends, enjoying drinks on the spacious terrace of his $5,000-per-month rental.

Just in: 🧵Police have arrested and charged a Maryland high school athletic director for using AI to impersonate a principal and falsely accuse them of making racist and antisemitic remarks in private. Baltimore County Police apprehended the former athletic director of Pikesville High School, Dazhon Darien, on Thursday morning, charging him with the use of artificial intelligence to forge audio impersonating Principal Eric Eiswert.

The doctored recordings, which falsely portrayed Eiswert making racist and antisemitic remarks, spread across social media. Darien, also known by the nickname “DJ,” was allegedly referenced in the tampered audio clips.

Breaking News: Israeli reservists are currently raising questions about why Yair Netanyahu, the son of Ben Netanyahu, has not been drafted and remains in Miami.

Yair, aged 32, relocated to Florida last year following a successful defamation lawsuit against him in Israel.

The annual cost of Yair Netanyahu's stay in the US is NIS 2.5 million.

Which is approximately $673,854.

Rules for yee not rules for thee. According to a Channel 12 News report on Friday, Yair Netanyahu's annual expenses abroad amount to 2.5 million shekels. This includes costs for two rotating Shin Bet security guards, a private chauffeur, flights, and additional allowances.

Just in: 🧵The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that priests have an absolute "property right" that shields them from lawsuits related to allegations of child sexual abuse. The Due Process Clause of the Constitution ensures that no one is “deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.”

This clause typically protects rights like freedom from wrongful imprisonment or protection against unwarranted property seizures by police.

However, in a recent decision by a 4-3 majority in Bienvenu v. Diocese of Lafayette, the Louisiana Supreme Court extended this protection to priests, granting them a right not to be sued by victims of their sexual abuse.

🧵: A member of the Qatari royal family made an investment of approximately $50 million in the pro-Trump media outlet Newsmax.

Following this investment, high-ranking officials within the Newsmax newsroom were reported by current and former employees to have encouraged the staff to moderate their reporting on Qatar. Documents and representatives from both Newsmax and the Qatari royal family reveal that during a period of heightened tension in the Middle East under the Trump administration, a Qatari royal invested approximately $50 million in Newsmax.

This financial infusion came at a crucial time for the conservative media outlet, as Qatar was navigating severe diplomatic challenges from neighboring countries and seeking to fortify its alliances in the U.S.

Breaking: 🔥🧵A prosecutor has stated that Trump has been receiving 'special treatment' from the judicial system, emphasizing that this practice must come to an end. Tristan Snell, who previously served as the assistant attorney general for New York and led the prosecution in the Trump University fraud case, stated in a CNN interview on Monday that former President Donald Trump has been receiving "special treatment" not afforded to other criminal defendants.

While they chase this sham impeachment of President Biden, let's not forget that The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia reports that Jared Kushner provided him with intelligence from the U.S., there are currently no charges pending against Kushner.🧵👇 In October, Jared Kushner met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. After this meeting, Salman reportedly boasted about utilizing classified intelligence from Kushner to launch a crackdown on 'corrupt' princes and businessmen within Saudi Arabia.

Just in: A new report has surfaced about an organization funded by Koch, known as the Judicial Education Institute, which is reportedly organizing events for Trump-appointed judges at luxury resorts across the nation.

These gatherings are focused on discussing and promoting a new approach to advance "history and tradition" as the governing legal principles.🧵 On October 13, 2022, in the picturesque setting of a wine cellar within a luxury ski resort in Deer Valley, Utah, a select group of the nation’s staunchly conservative federal judges convened.

The majestic landscape, highlighted by the golden hues of autumnal aspens, formed a serene backdrop to their assembly.

Just in: 🔥🧵Donald Trump faces challenges in obtaining a $454 million bond needed to appeal the New York civil fraud ruling.

Trump's legal team has declared it unfeasible to secure the entire bond amount after consulting with 30 insurance underwriters. A court document highlighted, "Despite defendants' persistent and thorough search, securing a bond for the full judgment amount has been deemed 'practically impossible.'

This exhaustive search involved reaching out to approximately 30 surety companies via four different brokers."

Trump's estimated net worth stands at around $2.6 billion, with claims of possessing about $400 million in liquid assets.

No, DEI is not the reason Boeing is having safety issues. 🔥🧵

During Donald Trump's presidency, a clear emphasis was placed on deregulation across various sectors of the American economy, with the aviation industry being no exception.

This approach was guided by the belief that reducing the regulatory burden on companies could spur innovation, reduce operational costs, and, ultimately, benefit consumers through lower prices and more choices.

“Trickle-down economics.”

This approach was marked by a series of policy adjustments, regulatory rollbacks, and shifts in oversight philosophy rather than a single sweeping action.

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brookings.edu/articles/the-d… Central to this approach was the delegation of certain certification processes to aircraft manufacturers themselves, a policy that was supported under his administration.

Since Jared Kushner has made headlines today trading on his father-in-law's last name, it's a great time to remind people of how long he has been living off the Trump last name.

Jared Kushner passed CIA intelligence to the Saudi Crown Prince, marking certain individuals as adversaries with no subsequent inquiry, repercussions, or legal proceedings, is baffling.

I remain adamant in questioning, how has this oversight persisted.

The purported information sharing preceded a Saudi "anti-corruption" initiative, which has been associated with reports of torture and fatalities, yet received scant attention from established media outlets.

In parallel, following the Jamal Khashoggi affair, the Trump administration greenlit a transfer of nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia, bypassing the usual congressional briefing.

This narrative is bolstered by reputable news organizations, prompting speculation about underlying relationships and intentions.

The alignment of these events invites skepticism toward the notion of them being mere coincidences.

It appears imperative to delve deeper into the background and implications of these occurrences. It's noteworthy that John Brennan faced security clearance revocation for criticizing Trump, while Jared Kushner, primarily known for real estate development with limited government experience, maintained his security clearance for four years.

Just in: 🔥🔥The relatives of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg have publicly criticized the decision to award Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch with the RBG Leadership Award. The family has issued a statement expressing their disapproval of the awards:

The decision by the Opperman Foundation to present this year’s RBG Women’s Leadership Award to the chosen recipients is deeply offensive to the legacy of our mother and grandmother, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

BREAKING: It seems Congressman William Keating sold his shares in Boeing, $BA, on February 28, 2024, just one day prior to the Department of Justice announcing its investigation into Boeing on February 29, 2024. He offloaded his stock right before news broke of the DOJ's probe into the company. While our senators engage in insider trading, regular people are tackling real problems in a community-oriented manner. Lime Funding will provide small businesses and homeowners with access to democratized funding.

BREAKING: According to the NTSB chair as reported by ABC, Boeing, trading under the ticker $BA, has deleted surveillance video from the maintenance facility where a door plug was replaced before it failed on an Alaska Airlines flight earlier this year. Authorities in Charleston, S.C., are looking into the circumstances surrounding the death of John Barnett, an ex-Boeing quality control manager who turned whistleblower, exposing grave safety concerns within the company's commercial aircraft.

Journalist exposes Senator Katie Britt for a clear falsehood in her State of the Union rebuttal.

A reporter charged Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) with making misleading remarks during her discussion about the distressing case of a girl trafficked by Mexican cartel members. Jonathan M. Katz shared a TikTok video in which he outlines his analysis, alleging that the freshman senator fabricated certain aspects of a story during the Republican rebuttal delivered from a kitchen.