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Anonymous
How Trump’s Minneapolis immigr(...) No.1512641
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How Trump’s Minneapolis immigration blitz hobbled federal crime fighting  No.1512641 [Reply]
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/how-trumps-minneapolis-immigration-blitz-hobbled-federal-crime-fighting-2026-05-07/
A Reuters review found the number of U.S. drug, gun and other prosecutions fell sharply as investigators focused on immigration and about half the federal prosecutors in Minnesota left.

The Trump administration blitz that flooded Minnesota with immigration agents also dramatically slowed other federal investigations and prosecutions into an array of serious crimes, a Reuters review of federal court records found.

New gun and drug prosecutions stalled. Several top prosecutors quit. Some federal agents disappeared from drug task forces and gang cases. Others took the unusual step of bringing their investigations to state authorities.

U.S. President Donald Trump touted the operation as an urgent crime-fighting effort, targeting violent illegal immigrants. But the upheaval disrupted the regular work of the federal authorities charged with protecting public safety, according to the records and interviews with 10 current and former officials from state and federal law enforcement agencies.

Between January and the end of April, federal prosecutors charged eight people with gun or drug offenses – compared to 77 in the same period last year, the court records show. Overall, prosecutors charged 90 people with felonies, about half as many as a year earlier.

Those felony cases included 39 people, among them journalist Don Lemon, accused of disrupting a church service during a protest of the immigration crackdown. Another 17 of the total criminal cases involved immigration offenses such as returning to the United States after being deported. The cases don’t include deportation proceedings, which are not criminal and take place in separate immigration courts.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512739
>>1512737
are you really so easily baited into losing this argument again, esl shill? sheesh
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Anonymous
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 No.1512740
>>1512724
>>1512726
>his own timestamped video shows him being hit
It doesn't lol. He steps back.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512746
>>1512739
He’s got a point, there are even worse esl shills that exist in the us government who are VIOLATING the rules of the internet. ALL 77 OF THEM.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512758
>>1512667
>>1512669
Can you show me the evidence that she tried to run him over?
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Anonymous
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 No.1512759
>>1512654
imagine if they followed the constitution:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoniopequenoiv/2026/01/22/vance-defends-ice-memo-telling-agents-they-can-raid-homes-without-a-judges-warrant/
Anonymous
DENIC Outage Leaves German .de(...) No.1512394
DENIC Outage Leaves German .de Domains Inaccessible for Hours  No.1512394 [Reply]
Around 9 p.m. local time, DENIC, the registrar for all .de (German) domains, experienced a DNSSEC outage. As a result, websites with .de domains could no longer be accessed through normal means. The disruption lasted until 1 a.m. local time.

Incidents like this can be avoided by using a private DNS server.

https://www.heise.de/news/DNS-Probleme-de-Domains-nicht-erreichbar-11283192.html
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Anonymous
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 No.1512755
>>1512394
>Incidents like this can be avoided by using a private DNS server.
Good luck writing instructions for Oma and Opa to make their own DNS server
Anonymous
hantavirus on a cruise ship No.1512344
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hantavirus on a cruise ship  No.1512344 [Reply]
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/hantavirus-cruise-ship-stranded-crew-evacuation-human-transmission-rcna343606
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Anonymous
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 No.1512772
>not a novel virus
>WHO already saying shit's normal
Not news.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512796
>>1512772
They downplayed Covid at the start too.
But yeah, this isn't going anywhere. Too deadly and requires close-contact for transimssion for it to spread out too far.
If this were some novel strain, we'd have had unexplained mass deaths already.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512805
>>1512796
>They downplayed Covid at the start too.
No, they encouraged people not to panic. Not the same thing. The WHO absolutely didn't say anything about COVID was normal, even early on.
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Anonymous
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 No.1514481
gaddafi predicted covid and hantavirus in 2009
"There will be many viruses in the future. They create a virus and spread it around the world so capitalistic companies can make massive profits [off selling the vaccine].”
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Anonymous
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 No.1514482
he also predicted hantavirus pandemic to sell more vaccines
https://youtu.be/C_B8vAcSzhQ
Anonymous
Senate Republicans seek $1 bil(...) No.1512339
Senate Republicans seek $1 billion for Secret Service upgrades, including Trump's ballroom  No.1512339 [Reply]
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/senate-republicans-seek-1-billion-for-secret-service-upgrades-including-trumps-2026-05-05/
WASHINGTON, May 5 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans are seeking to give $1 billion in taxpayer funding to the Secret Service this year for security upgrades, including the White House ballroom.
President Donald Trump has said private donations would pay for the estimated $400 million ballroom project. The funding package text does not say how much of the new Secret Service funds will pay for the ballroom.
The proposed infusion of Secret Service funds was released late Monday as part of a nearly $72 billion package to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection through 2029 on a party-line vote.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's proposal includes $19 billion for CBP personnel and $7.5 billion for ICE's Homeland Security Investigations. The Senate Judiciary Committee's bill gives CBP nearly $3.5 billion and ICE nearly $31 billion for immigration enforcement. Additional funds from the bills would go to the Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security and the Secret Service, as well as toward border security and technology.
Trump signed a bill on Thursday to fund most of DHS through September, ending a 76-day partial government shutdown over immigration enforcement following the deaths of two Americans in Minneapolis.
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Anonymous
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>>1512718
have a rupee
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Anonymous
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 No.1512751
>>1512339
How-about both they and the democrats screw right off and stop violating rules 1-77 of the internet by shilling for pointless censorship that comes for everyone.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512789
>>1512718
screech more, Rambpoop. watching your itty bitty monkey mind melt down is amusing.

better go scream to the jannies again about le heckin' racism against your caste, go along, chop chop. you have reports to file to defend the honor of Orange Man.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512790
>>1512751
How about the Republicans quit breaking every law of the executive office and giving the pro-corpo democrats the idea they can follow up Orange Man with something even worse.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512841
>>1512738
>>1512789
I'm ok with you two being put into a furnace
Hiro V !Hbvgr1W0Vs
Idea processes No.1512710
Idea processes  No.1512710 [Reply]
Looks like putins about to be put in a coupe.
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/75550
Seems like we've got a virus that hasn't been witnessed that they're calling hantavirus.
China suspended the death penalty on two defense ministers. Seems like they have a "make yourself useful" viewpoint.
Russia is doing hits in other nations.
(Minor) Political instability in russia. We'll see where it goes.
EU is working on regulating AI.
Weird climate times. Cold a few days ago, now it's heating the hell up, I saw something about a shift in global winds "el niño (aparecio, y creo infierno)" XD
Britain having voting problems with immigrants.
India overtook Pakistan.
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New York judge releases purported Epstein suicide note  No.1512636 [Reply]
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/new-york-judge-releases-purported-epstein-suicide-note-2026-05-07/
May 6 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Wednesday released a document described as a suicide note purportedly written by the late Jeffrey Epstein and including the line: "It is a treat to be able to choose one’s time to say goodbye."
Epstein, the disgraced financier and accused sex trafficker, was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019 in what was ruled a suicide.
The handwritten note was said to have been found by his former jail cellmate, convicted murderer and ex‑police officer Nicholas Tartaglione. U.S. District Judge Kenneth Karas, who oversaw the Tartaglione case, released the note after a request by The New York Times, which reported its existence last week.
Karas ruled that the note qualified as a judicial document subject to the public’s right of access because it was submitted in connection with Tartaglione's criminal case. Tartaglione is serving four consecutive life sentences for drug‑related murders. Karas oversaw that case.
The judge found no legal reason to keep it under seal. But nor did he vouch for the note's authenticity, nor assess its chain of custody. Instead he treated those issues as irrelevant to the unsealing decision.
"No party has identified any competing consideration that would justify sealing the Note," the judge ruled.
The note, scrawled on a yellow legal pad, was submitted by lawyers for Tartaglione, who was Epstein's cellmate for roughly two weeks in July 2019 while both were held at a Manhattan jail.
"They investigated me for month - Found NOTHING!!! So 15 year old charges resulted,” the note says, according to an image of it released in the court file. "It is a treat to be able to choose ones time to say goodbye. Watcha want me to do - Burst out cryin!! NO FUN - NOT WORTH IT!!"
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Anonymous
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 No.1512637
Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 in Florida to soliciting prostitution from a minor, a conviction that led to a controversial plea deal and a short jail sentence. He was arrested again in July 2019 and charged with sex trafficking of minors, accused of recruiting and abusing underage girls in New York and Florida.
The note surfaced in July 2019, after Epstein was found alive in his Manhattan jail cell with marks on his neck in what authorities later described as an apparent suicide attempt. According to public descriptions by Tartaglione, the note was tucked inside a book in their shared cell. Epstein died several weeks later, on August 10, 2019, in a separate incident ruled a suicide.
Tartaglione mentioned the note in a podcast interview last year but the issue gained widespread attention after the Times reported on its existence last Thursday. The Times reported that the note was never seen by federal investigators and was absent from millions of Epstein‑related documents released by the Justice Department in recent years.
In ordering the unsealing, the judge rejected privacy concerns, noting Epstein’s death and the widespread public discussion of the purported note.
Anonymous
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Ted Turner, billionaire media mogul and CNN founder, dies at 87  No.1512634 [Reply]
Ted Turner, media mogul and philanthropist who founded CNN, died at 87. He was a key figure in revolutionizing American cable television, establishing iconic channels like TBS and TNT. Turner created CNN, the first 24-hour news channel, transforming how news was consumed.

He was known for his adventurous spirit, owning the Atlanta Braves and founding Ted’s Montana Grill. A prominent philanthropist, he donated $1 billion to the United Nations and co-founded the Nuclear Threat Initiative.

In later years, Turner criticized corporate media consolidation. He published an autobiography, faced health challenges, and had three marriages, with five children.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/obituaries/ted-turner-cnn-founder-dies-87-rcna4931
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Anonymous
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 No.1512650
See >>1512554
Anonymous
Vivek Ramaswamy wins Republica(...) No.1512441
Vivek Ramaswamy wins Republican nomination for Ohio governor  No.1512441 [Reply]
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g0xe4qlzxo
Vivek Ramaswamy won the Republican nomination for Ohio governor on Tuesday, putting the staunch ally of Donald Trump on a path to running the Rust Belt state.

In unofficial results, he defeated Casey Putsch, a car designer with an automotive-themed YouTube channel, for a place in the general election, according to US media reports.

Ramaswamy, a health-technology entrepreneur, gained national recognition during his unsuccessful run against Trump for president in 2024. He later threw his support behind Trump.

In the Ohio primary, even as he ran against Republicans, he focused on Democratic nominee Amy Acton, the former Ohio public health director who guided the state's response to the pandemic and ran unopposed for her party's nomination.

Ohio's current governor, Republican Mike DeWine, cannot run for re-election because of term limits.

Trump boosted Ramaswamy in a Truth Social post on Tuesday, writing that, "I know Vivek well, competed against him, and he is something SPECIAL. He is Young, Strong, and Smart!"

Vice President JD Vance, who previously represented Ohio in the US Senate, travelled to Cincinnati on Tuesday to cast his ballot for Ramaswamy and others.


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Anonymous
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 No.1512559
I don't want this disgusting jeet to win because he's going to bring more jeets over. Jeets always open the door for more jeets. On the other hand, it's just as awful to have a democrat win and bring in a million Somalians
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Anonymous
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 No.1512560
>>1512523
You only have a problem with it when it doesn't benefit you. You don't care about how fucked the districts are in New England and California
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Anonymous
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 No.1512561
>>1512559
Maybe you should be mad about the actual bad shit he'll do instead of the fake bad shit he'll do or the fake bad shit dems will do.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512626
>>1512441
>Casey Putsch
also a holocaust denier
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Anonymous
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 No.1512630
>>1512560
>republicans invent unfair corrupt system
>blame dems when they're forced to use the same corrupt system
Hilarious
Anonymous
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Campaign staffers tell NPR they make 'thousands' betting on their own candidates  No.1512622 [Reply]
https://www.npr.org/2026/05/07/nx-s1-5795891/prediction-markets-kalshi-polymarket-campaigns

It was a tight race, so a campaign staffer doubted the results of an unreleased poll showing their candidate up — by a lot.

The tip about the outside poll didn't match up with the campaign's internal numbers. But accuracy aside, the staffer knew the poll would shake up the prediction markets. One market had their candidate down by double digits.

"Myself and others started placing bets before that poll came out," the staffer, who was working on a statewide campaign in the South, told NPR on the condition of anonymity over fear for their future employment. "And then, sure enough as soon as that poll came out, the stock went up and everybody made money."

This is one of the first publicly reported instances of a campaign staffer betting and winning thousands on their own candidate on prediction markets — emerging financial exchanges where billions are bet each week on future events like sports, culture and even elections.

The staffer's bet was verified by prediction market data reviewed by NPR.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512624
"It's illegal or a violation of the Commodity Exchange Act if you have material, non-public information and you have a duty not to use that," Le Riche said.

Le Riche said this sort of election betting by a campaign staffer potentially checks the boxes needed for a CFTC insider trading investigation: a breach of a duty to confidentiality, use of non-public material in a bet, and an understanding that the poll was insider information.

"There's probably a pretty good argument that they're using information that they're not supposed to use for their benefit," Le Riche said.

He said the key documents of the investigation would be the campaign staffer's employment agreement and the prediction market user agreement. Any breach of these documents could be grounds for possible investigation and prosecution.
'Illusion of safety'

While there aren't clear examples of the CFTC investigating and prosecuting political insider trading, Le Riche said he expects to see more enforcement as prediction markets become more popular and regulated.

"This happens a lot in financial innovation, where something goes from a purely unregulated space, kind of a Wild West approach," Le Riche said. "And so you haven't seen many people get in trouble or prosecuted or investigated for activity, and so it creates an illusion of safety."

Another campaign staffer who worked on statewide races on the East Coast, who asked their name not be used also spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of legal liability, said they saw colleagues betting on the outcome of the race they were involved in.


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Anonymous
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This second staffer said they personally don't "gamble" or use prediction markets, but that this sort of campaign betting was common — especially when election prediction markets were newer in the early 2020s. Back then, the odds were easier to beat when fewer people were participating, this staffer argued.

"People certainly were doing that," they said. "I know many people who did it."

They said their fellow staffers felt free to bet on their own candidates because there were so few rules and regulations on these new markets.

"Unless the federal government makes a change … it's kind of going to continue to be the Wild West, in all honesty," the staffer said.
An ill-prepared regulator

The CFTC regulates prediction markets and former CFTC commissioner Kristin Johnson said the commission is not fit to investigate or enforce election-related insider trading cases.

"I don't believe that the CFTC has developed experience and expertise in policing election positions," Johnson said. "The commission has not yet tried a series of cases testing the authority, and the courts have not indisputably concluded that insider trading laws apply in one of those contexts, or at least one that's relevant to the hypothetical you offered."

More broadly, Johnson questioned the staffing levels of CFTC's enforcement division and the commission's "ability to execute on its mandate" to protect against fraud and market manipulation.


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Anonymous
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Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., called the Senate rule change a "good first step" and said Congress should go further — prohibiting "all federally elected officials and government employees from using insider information to bet on a prediction market contract." Neither the Senate rule change nor the proposed legislation would prohibit campaign staffers from placing election bets on prediction markets.

In March, Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., banned prediction markets from his House office and campaign.

"When people are in positions of public trust and they use insider information to make, you know, insider bets, that's completely unethical," Moulton's campaign manager Jeff Phaneuf said. "And so, we banned it in our campaign and we're encouraging other offices, other campaigns to do the exact same thing."

Phaneuf said the campaign staff held a meeting and verbally agreed to the ban. He then added the prediction market ban to the campaign employee handbook.

Election betting has been legal for years, despite insider-trading concerns from lawmakers and regulators. CFTC first allowed a limited number of election bets in 2014 on PredictIt, a nonprofit research-based organization. But recently, for-profit prediction markets like Kalshi have jumped into the game, advertising and popularizing election betting. Kalshi now hosts billions of dollars in legal elections and political bets. Another prediction market platform, Polymarket, also hosts election bets, but this market largely operates offshore and outside of U.S. regulation and laws.

There have been a handful of bipartisan bills recently introduced seeking to ban or limit political and war betting by insiders, but none have come close to becoming law. Meanwhile, government ethics rules have been slow to keep up to date with the emergence of prediction markets, creating a transparency blind spot at the highest levels of the government.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512628
The lack of regulation and unsettled law surrounding prediction markets have raised serious concern on Capitol Hill. In April, the House Agriculture Committee — which oversees the CFTC — questioned the commission's sole board member Michael Selig, who has cleared the regulatory pathway for prediction markets and defended them from state lawsuits.

"Nothing is more important than protecting market integrity," Selig said at the hearing.

Still, Selig has been a big booster of the nascent industry. He is leading lawsuits against states suing prediction markets for violating local laws.

In February, the CFTC issued guidance to prediction market firms. The six-page advisory asserted the CFTC's control of prediction market regulation over that of states who have sued these markets over sports betting regulation. The notice also restated that the prediction markets themselves have an "obligation to list only contracts that are not readily susceptible to manipulation."

That same month, Kalshi revealed insider trading cases against an editor for MrBeast, a top YouTube creator, and a candidate in the California governor's race who, in an apparent publicity stunt, told supporters that he had bet on himself to win and encouraged others to do the same. And in April, Kalshi suspended and fined three users for "political insider trading" after an internal probe found candidates bet on their own campaigns.

Meanwhile, reports of possible insider prediction market trades continue. In April, NPR analyzed data showing a Polymarket trader made around $300,000 correctly betting on President Biden's last-minute pardons. In March, NPR reported that a Polymarket trader bet $553,000 about Iran and its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, just before an Israeli strike killed him.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512629
As for the campaign staffer who bet on their own candidate, they sold their position soon after the poll was released and their shares went up. They then saw internal polling that convinced them their candidate would win, and bet again.

"I basically took the money that I won and just reinvested it to win more money," the staffer said.
Anonymous
Drivers face growing pain as g(...) No.1512191
Drivers face growing pain as gas nears $5 a gallon  No.1512191 [Reply]
https://www.axios.com/local/cleveland/2026/05/05/ohio-gas-price-burden-iran-war

The weight of gas prices is getting heavier and heavier, especially in Ohio.

State of play: The state ranks No. 2 in gas price burden, according to a new study from financial technology company SmartAsset.

- The report considers the cost of a 15-gallon fill-up (at $4.89 per gallon on Monday) as a percentage of a state's estimated median weekly household income.
By the numbers: The cost of a fill-up is 5% of Ohio's median weekly income ($1,465).

- West Virginia is the only state ranked higher, at 5.23%.

Between the lines: Things are even worse for Ohio minimum-wage workers. A gas fill-up is 16.7% of the weekly minimum wage pay, per the report.

Zoom in: The average price of regular gas in Cleveland was $4.87 as of Tuesday, according to AAA.


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Anonymous
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Friendly reminder that gas was more expensive in 1973-74 than it is now, and that was a big part of the Nixon-Ford-Carter recession.

Median household income:
1973 - $11,000/yr
2025 - $84,000/yr.

In late 1973 the price of gas jumped to over a dollar a gallon, thanks to Nixon's shady deal with the Saudis right before OPEC boycotted the West. That is equivalent to $7.50/gallon today.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512604
>>1512587
>>1512595
>My true form of capitalism has not been tried.
This is why you're no better than the commies.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512606
>>1512602
Oh man, that popular president, Nixon.
At least Trump hasn't gotten us stranded in a forever war as well-ohhhhhhhhhhhh.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512610
>>1512604
It has been tried. It worked until about 1935.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512671
And yet, those who are Republican voters are electing those who refuse to bend to your wrong opinions: thus in soon to be Soviet America, torpedoed are you >>1512572
Because of that which you shill for not caring about them, why should they care about that which a cultist irrelevance in /news/ shills for, thus not care about your feelings, little snowflake that will never be white as snow?
>Just fuck right off if they're brown
>>1512441
If this is the 'best' that MAGA can send, then in soon to be Soviet America deported is you. Because everyone else in /news/ knows you're not American.
Remember:
1- They've had enough of Trump & MAGA
2- Because the Democrats they voted for - and won - aren't Republicans that are pro-Trump & MAGA. And that's all the platform said voters needed.
3- Because they can
>Just fuck right off
Republicans electing Democrats for the above reasons are saying that to the likes of you - and your little orange dog - too. And in reacting the way you just have, they've succeeded.
Why should they care about your feelings, little SJW for MAGA? Whining about such the way you are - certainly where - won't make any difference to reality as a whole. But then, have your opinions here or anywhere else had any effect whatsoever? In Soviet Reality, already affected is you, >>1512572
In soon to be Soviet America, no politician cares about you.
Anonymous
Epstein & Trump No.1512566
Epstein & Trump  No.1512566 [Reply]
Trump and Epstein raped AKA Katie Johnson in 1994 13 yr old then.
Lawsuit here.
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4154484/katie-johnson-v-donald-j-trump/
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Trump says US to pause operati(...) No.1512438
Trump says US to pause operation to guide vessels through Strait of Hormuz  No.1512438 [Reply]
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clypekl71gdo
The US operation to guide stranded vessels through the Strait of Hormuz will be paused for a "short period of time", President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday evening.

Trump said that "Project Freedom", which began a day earlier, would be halted by "mutual agreement" because "Great Progress" had been made toward a deal with Iran.

Iranian state media characterised it as a victory, saying the pause demonstrated that Trump "retreated" after "continued failures" to reopen the vital waterway for global shipping.

The US president's announcement came as Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the initial US-Israeli offensive in Iran - Operation Epic Fury - was over after achieving its objectives.

In a post on social media, Trump said that he had made the decision "based on the request of Pakistan", which has acted as an intermediary between the US and Iran. He added that the US blockade of Iranian ports would remain in place.

Trump's announcement may surprise some. It undercuts a day's worth of messaging from Rubio, defence secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Dan Caine - all of whom vowed that the operation would ensure freedom of navigation and commerce in the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf.

"We would prefer the path of peace. What the president [Donald Trump] would prefer is a deal," Rubio told reporters on Tuesday.


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Anonymous
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 No.1512501
This can all be repaired by not holding elections ever again. The President reigns as long as he wants and appoints his own successor. This is how civilization advanced over the centuries.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512515
This can all be repaired by holding midterm elections. An orange subhuman fails as much as it wants and points out its inferiority to the electorate and they politically eliminate him. This is how civilization advances in the 21st century.
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Anonymous
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 No.1512546
!
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Anonymous
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 No.1512562
>>1512438
So I can expect gas to be $2.19 tomorrow, then?
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Anonymous
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 No.1512563
What in the hell?
Anonymous
Most Americans say Trump is me(...) No.1511985
Most Americans say Trump is mentally, physically unfit to serve effectively: Poll  No.1511985 [Reply]
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5862406-trump-mental-fitness-physical-health-poll/

>A new poll found that most Americans say they believe President Trump is mentally and physically unfit to serve as commander in chief.

>The Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll found that 59 percent of U.S. respondents said that Trump does not have the mental sharpness it takes to lead the country. Forty percent of respondents said the president is mentally equipped for leadership, and 1 percent of participants skipped the question.

>Comparatively, 55 percent of U.S. adults said Trump is not in good enough physical health to serve as president, while 44 percent disagreed and 1 percent of survey participants skipped the question.

>More than half of respondents, 54 percent, said they do not believe the president is a strong leader.

>Sixty-seven percent of survey participants also said they don’t think Trump carefully considers important decisions.

>The responses fall in line with separate recent surveys indicating the president’s disapproval rating reached a new high.

>His disapproval has been driven in part by affordability concerns stemming from the Iran war and tariffs.

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Anonymous
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>>1512527
>I don't understand why this is your requirement when the guy you currently support doesn't even meet it.
The point isn't in actually deporting immigrants, its in scaring the immigrants that Republicans hire so they stay in their shitty illegal underpaid illegal job
When Republicunts say they don't want immigrants taking American jobs, it doesn't mean they don't want them working in America, it means they're angry the migrant escaped the mock slavery system they set up for them
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Anonymous
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>>1512525
What about border crossings?
How does 2025 or 2026 compare to 2021 or 2022?
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Anonymous
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>>1512525
>How is Trump benefiting you personally that Dem candidates wouldn't?
Besides deportations? How about gun rights. You can't name a single dem - NOT ONE CANDIDATE - that didn't run under a platform of either another assault weapons ban, magazine limits, or gun confiscations.
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Anonymous
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>>1512529
>Literally spouts the Democrat's thing
>Blames Republicans for some reason
Sanctuary cities are generally Republican strongholds, mirite?
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Anonymous
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>>1512615
Republicans are usually the people in positions to hire migrant workers.
You think the guy living on a farm in Nebraska ever voted against Trump? Fuck no. He also thought all the Mexicans working for him were the good ones and wouldn’t be targeted
Anonymous
Stormer is with the jews No.1512169
Stormer is with the jews  No.1512169 [Reply]
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2026/may/05/keir-starmer-uk-antisemitism-summit-golders-green-terror-latest-news-updates

Starmer says universities will be expected to publish audit of of antisemitism on campus, and how it's being tackled

Keir Starmer has said that universities will now be expected to publish information about the scale of antisemitism on their campuses, and what they are doing to tackle it.

He made the announcement in a speech at the antisemitism summit in No 10. He told the civic leaders in his audience.

We’re rolling out antisemitism training for staff and in our schools, colleges and universities. We’re investing £7m to tackle antisemitism while making sure Holocaust education is taught in all schools.

And today, we’re going further.

We already expect universities to set out clear disciplinary consequences for antisemitism and to enforce them. And so we will hold them to account on that.

But today I can announce that we will lift the bar higher when abuses take place. We’re calling on universities to demonstrate action. We will now expect them to publish the scale of the problem on their campuses, as well as the specific steps they have taken to clamp down on it. There will be zero tolerance for inaction.
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Anonymous
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>>1512169
What happens when it is "Asians" who are being anti-semitic?
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Anonymous
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>>1512195
You said Jew not me buddy.
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Anonymous
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>>1512195
Dude, Jews are never harmed in the UK. There's 50000 knife offences in the UK per year or 135 per day. There's about 150 acts of violence against Jews per year or 0.4 per day.

Jews are overwhelmingly safe and regular Brits are assaulted en masse daily, but the Jews have protected victim status so the government treats any attack against them as if its the worst atrocity ever.
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Anonymous
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>>1512425
Cool now look at the per capita figures, wise guy.
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Anonymous
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>>1512485
You can figure that out yourself and post it. I’ll check your work
Anonymous
Iran strikes ships and UAE oil(...) No.1511877
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Iran strikes ships and UAE oil port after Trump orders Navy to open strait  No.1511877 [Reply]
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/trump-says-us-help-ships-stranded-strait-hormuz-tanker-hit-by-projectiles-2026-05-04/
DUBAI/WASHINGTON, May 4 (Reuters) - Suspected Iranian strikes hit several ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday and set a UAE oil port ablaze, as President Donald Trump's attempt to use the U.S. Navy to free up shipping provoked the biggest escalation of the Iran war since a ceasefire was declared four weeks ago.
Trump's new mission "Project Freedom", which he announced on social media overnight, was the first apparent attempt to make use of naval power to unblock the world's most important energy shipping route.
But at least in the initial hours on Monday, the gamble appeared to have backfired, bringing no surge of merchant shipping through the strait while provoking a show of force from Iran, which had long threatened to respond to any escalation with new attacks on its neighbours.
The U.S. military said two U.S. merchant ships had made it through the strait, without saying when. Iran denied any such crossings had taken place.
The commander of U.S. forces in the region said his fleet had destroyed six small Iranian boats, which Iran also denied. Admiral Brad Cooper said he "strongly advised" Iranian forces to keep clear of U.S. military assets carrying out the mission.
Iranian authorities, for their part, released a map of what they said was an expanded sea area now under their control, which went far beyond the strait to include swathes of international waters, including long stretches of the United Arab Emirates' coastline on either side of the strait.
South Korea reported one of its merchant ships had been hit by an explosion and fire inside the strait. The British maritime security agency UKMTO reported two ships had been hit off the coast of the UAE, and the Emirati oil company ADNOC said one of its empty oil tankers was hit by Iranian drones while trying to cross.
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Anonymous
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>>1512410
OK, then what's the motivation?
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Anonymous
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>>1512463
Public service.
God forbid keeping the country humming along and not making bank at expense of the working class is heresy
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Anonymous
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>>1512490
lol. commies are retarded.
You go produce the oil. I'll stay home and yank it to furry porn.
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Anonymous
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>>1512228
Iran are exporting oil right now overland by truck and rail. Iran also has access to the Caspian Sea which has a series of canals that connects it to the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea.
>inb4 so what?
you’re retarded
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Anonymous
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>>1511943
Yes but the only way to protect yourself from the rising demand for oil would be to decouple yourself from the global economy which is never going to happen because your country is full of obese manchildren who would probably kill themselves before having to work double continental shifts in a munitions factory.
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