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💥A second federal judge is facing a long-shot bid by a Republican lawmaker to have him impeached as conservative members of the U.S. House of Representatives ramp up public criticism of judges who rule against U.S. President Donald Trump's agenda.

Republican U.S. Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee on Monday said he filed a resolution seeking to have U.S. District Judge John Bates in Washington, D.C., removed from office after he ordered the Trump administration to restore government health websites that were taken offline in response to an executive order requiring the removal of "gender ideology extremism."

Ogles' impeachment measure argued that Bates failed to consider that the webpages at issue maintained information about gender-affirming care and that the "continued socialization of this grave moral evil necessitates immediate action against those who would promote it."
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🤝Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow is willing to consider cooperating with the U.S. in mining rare earth minerals both in Russia and parts of Russian-occupied Ukraine.

Putin, in an interview broadcast on Russian state television Monday, emphasized Russia’s vast deposits of rare-earth minerals and their importance for the Russian economy but said his nation needs to do more to capitalize on its resources. He also said he is open to making an energy deal with the U.S.

His comments come as the Trump administration seeks to recoup the cost of aid sent to Ukraine by gaining access to Ukraine’s rare earth minerals, such as titanium, iron, and uranium, as part of a peace deal.

"Russia is one of the undisputed leaders in terms of reserves of these rare and rare-earth metals," Putin told state media correspondent Pavel Zarubin. "These are quite capital-intensive investments, capital-intensive projects. We would be happy to work together with any foreign partners, including American ones."

Putin said that Russia would be willing to sell about 2 million tons of aluminum to the US market if the US lifted sanctions restricting the import of Russian metals. He said the move could help stabilize prices.

Putin also said a deal could be reached on Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, which he referred to as "new territories."

Putin also said that he is also willing to negotiate with the U.S. on Russian energy.
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Kathleen Kennedy, the longtime president of Lucasfilm, is expected to step down at the end of 2025.

She intends to retire after her current contract ends, according to a source with knowledge of her plans. A separate source close to Kennedy, however, dismissed the initial report by Puck as “pure speculation” and said nothing has been decided.

Kennedy joined Lucasfilm in 2012 as co-chair alongside “Star Wars” creator George Lucas. Shortly after, Lucas exited his post as Disney acquired the company for $4 billion, and Kennedy was elevated to president.

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PODESTA IN THE NEWS: In 2022, President Joe Biden tapped long-time Democrat operative John Podesta to oversee the disbursement of $375 billon to climate-related initiatives – monies that were included in the dishonestly named "Inflation Reduction Act." Those funds were supposed to be spent on projects that would drive the country towards Democrats’ goal of a 40% reduction in carbon output below 2005 levels by 2030.

In reality, the funds set up a gigantic slush fund within the White House, available to Podesta as he set about boosting Democrats’ prospects in 2024. When Podesta was appointed, Gina McCarthy, Biden’s domestic climate adviser, left the White House. Perhaps she declined to turn what was meant to be an important tool against climate change into a political magic wand.

The left-leaning media tried to prettify the Podesta appointment. The New York Times called him a "veteran Washington insider who spearheaded the Obama administration’s climate strategy," but also highlighted Podesta’s political credentials, which included serving as Bill Clinton’s chief of staff, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign chair and founder of the Center for American Progress, a leftist think tank. Likely most relevant was that Podesta was brought in to "help salvage a difficult second term for President Barack Obama"; in 2022, with Biden’s approval ratings collapsing, Podesta was brought out of retirement for another rescue mission.

In August 2024, the White House put out a fact sheet touting its accomplishments, citing in particular "over $265 billion in clean energy investments." But the purpose of those investments was not limited to cleaning up the air or reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.
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President @realDonaldTrump stops to say hello to the first official White House tour group of the year! 🇺🇸 - @MargoMartin47

Senate Democrats are very worried about just one Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) aide set to gain access to an IRS system after the Biden administration authorized 53 researchers and student volunteers – and hundreds of additional individuals – to access unmasked IRS data, an inspector general report detailed in September.

The contradiction underscores the political success of DOGE’s initiative to cut waste, fraud, and abuse. Not only is the Trump administration seeking to save taxpayers money, but it is also forcing Democrats into a corner to presumably support waste, fraud, and abuse.

Democrat Sens. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) are two Democrats caught in the quandary. In a letter to the IRS, they expressed “serious concerns,” as CNN put it, about the IRS data being compromised due to the single DOGE member accessing IRS systems.

DOGE is expected to send Gavin Kliger, a software engineer, to work at the IRS for at least 120 days to inspect IRS systems and data.

As Democrats raise concerns about DOGE’s oversight, the Biden administration permitted “291 contractors, 74 other Federal agency employees, and 53 unpaid hires (researchers and student volunteers), to access the IRS’s Compliance Data Warehouse (CDW), according to an inspector general report issued September 9, 2024. The report found the individuals were authorized IRS access in 2023.
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I apologize... But today's show will be starting a little later than usual.

DECLAS with Dave from News Treason will start at 230 pm est today.

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BREAKING💥: Press Sec Leavitt announces that the White House will now determine which reporters make up the press 'pool' - the group of journalists allowed into tight spaces like the Oval Office and Air Force One.

Leavitt said during Tuesday's briefing that the new move would 'give even greater access to the American people.'

'We want more outlets and new outlets to have a chance ot take part in the press pool, to cover the administration's unprecedented achievements up close, front-and-center,' she said.

She continued: 'As you all know for decades, a group of D.C.-based journalists, the White House Correspondents' Association, has long dictated which journalists get to ask questions of the president of the United States in these most intimate spaces.'

'Not anymore,' the 27-year-old press secretary said.

'I am proud to announce that we are going to give the power back to the people who read your papers, who watch your television shows and who listen to your radio stations,' Leavitt said. 'Moving forward the White House press pool will be determined by the White House press team.'

There are 13 press seats available on Air Force One - and media outlets pay for their flights on board the presidential aircraft.
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😳A former anti-Trump federal agent has been revealed to have sent a series of suggestive and 'sensitive' messages from his official account to his girlfriend.

The explosive messages, exclusively obtained by Daily Mail, reveal that Timothy Thibault sent emails to Missy Morgan, a woman believed to be his girlfriend.

The messages range from including documents marked 'For Official Use Only' – or FOUO – to including 'sensitive investigatory information' to even joking about their relationship by sending a link to a story on romance scams.

'Missy, Be careful out there. Another reason not to date other people,' he wrote when forwarding the email discussing romance scams. 'Ha, this was put out by my folks,' he added with a smile emoji.

Perhaps one of the most disturbing revelations was an April 2022 email Thibault sent from his FBI account to his email at George Washington University, where he was on staff as an adjunct professor.

The attachment reviewed by Daily Mail included a nude image of what appears to be Thibault's girlfriend.

One message, ironically sent just two weeks after the nude image was forwarded, urged Morgan to attend an Internet Safety Presentation geared towards FBI officers' children that would discuss 'the importance of not sharing explicit photos/content, and handling unwanted or inappropriate requests' online.

Sen. Chuck Grassley, the Senate's president pro tempore, and House Speaker Mike Johnson flagged Thibault's improper use of the government email account to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel in a Tuesday morning notice.

In the letter, obtained by Daily Mail, the Iowa senator and Louisiana congressman note that the emails were 'obtained via legally protected whistleblower disclosures.'
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