❗️The U.S. has told Ukraine it can use American-supplied weapons to hit any Russian forces attacking from across the border — not just those in the region near Kharkiv, according to U.S. officials.

The subtle shift in messaging — which officials insist is not a change in policy — comes just weeks after the U.S. quietly gave Kyiv the green light to strike inside Russia in response to a cross-border assault on the city of Kharkiv. At the time, U.S. officials stressed that the policy was limited to the Kharkiv region, among other restrictions.

Ukrainian forces have since used American weapons to strike into Russia at least once, destroying targets in the city of Belgorod, and managed to hold back the Russian assault. But Ukrainian and other European officials have pressed the U.S. to loosen its restrictions even further, allowing Ukraine to strike anywhere inside Russia.
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Could the Democrats be considering a scenario that involves replacing Joe Biden? It's definitely a possibility.

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Yeah … see, here’s the thing though - The Nuremberg trials were bullshit.

They were a red herring. They served as a distraction while the real Nazi leaders and scientists were brought over here or sent to South America.

So, while I obviously appreciate influencers supporting the idea of bringing those responsible for Covid to justice - it would behoove them to understand that the first Nuremberg trials were a complete dog and pony show that served no purpose other than to provide cover while the upper echelon escaped, so it’s actually a really poor comparison.

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Nathan Wade, a former prosecutor in former President Donald Trump’s Georgia election interference case, answered questions about Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis during an appearance on the Daily Show.

Wade was mockingly questioned by “Quon,” played by actor Marlon Wayans, on Tuesday about his relationship with Willis, which led to much controversy earlier this year.

After Wade said Willis was less of a boss to him and “more analogous to a client,” Wayans questioned, “So you served her well?” as the audience laughed.

“I did. I did my job,” Wade responded.

Some social media users bashed Wade for appearing for the interview, which included an instance in which Wayans questioned Wade, “How can you not hit that?” Wade’s response to Wayans’s behavior was often to laugh, as the live audience did. However, the interview would likely have caused insult if not placed in the comedic setting in which it was.
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🤔 The unlikely press tour of District Attorney Fani Willis’s former boyfriend and special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, is increasingly looking almost as if it’s calculated to disqualify her from the case she brought against President Trump and 18 others.

🔗 The New York Sun

“We’re one week out from the CNN Presidential Debate and @JoeBiden is officially off the grid. The Commander-In-Chief is taking the entire week off so he can cram at Camp David. Democrats are depending on him to cure what they call "Trump amnesia," their latest excuse for Biden's awful polling. The truth is, voters miss the quality of life and standard of living they experienced during the Trump years.”
- @JesseBWatters

DOJ concealing info on probe into whether Hunter Biden violated 'debauchery' law, watchdog says

A government watchdog group filed suit in Delaware federal court this week, seeking to compel the Justice Department to produce records that may determine whether Hunter Biden should be further investigated under a 1910 law relating to "prostitution or debauchery."

A government watchdog group filed suit in Delaware federal court this week, seeking to compel the Justice Department to produce records that may determine whether Hunter Biden should be further investigated under a 1910 law relating to "prostitution or debauchery."

The law, stemming from a time when prostitution was more prevalent in urban areas, states it is a felony to "knowingly transport… in interstate or foreign commerce… any woman or girl for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery."
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BREAKING: Trump ally Steve Bannon must surrender to prison by July 1 to start contempt sentence, judge says

Steve Bannon, a longtime ally of former President Donald Trump, must report to prison by July 1 to serve his four-month sentence for defying a subpoena from the House committee that investigated the U.S. Capitol insurrection, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington granted the Justice Department’s request to make Bannon begin his prison term after a federal appeals court panel last month upheld his contempt of Congress conviction.

Bannon is expected to seek a stay of the judge’s order, which could delay his surrender date.
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