Holy hell Donald’s going to be fucking furious at the very realistic, accurate representation of his fans’ physical appearance in the background here. His advance team is so screwed, lol.

Former parking lot lawyer-turned-Acting US Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba has been under a state Supreme Court’s Office of Attorney Ethics investigation since January 2024 over a non-disclosure agreement she duped a former waitress at convicted felon President Trump’s Bedminster club into signing after the waitress tried to sue her manager for sexual harassment, NOTUS reports.

Long story short, Habba behaved less than ethically toward the waitress, Nancy Bianco, by befriending the then-21 year-old before steering her into the NDA. And Habba kind of broke the law because NDAs are illegal in the state of New Jersey. And then there’s another ethics complaint over Habba’s office bringing an indictment against Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. Probably not good for her.

But then again not having a license to practice law might not be that big of an issue when it comes to getting her confirmed in a Republican majority Senate full of ballusucking Trump cultists.

Cops in England say they aren’t pressing charges in a medieval combat reenactment that got a little too enacted when a knight cosplayer’s sword kind of got into the other guy’s visor and yeah, it’s probably bad as he’s in “critical condition” per a press release from the Sussex Police Constabulary.

“A man was unfortunately injured during the combat re-enactment. We are treating the incident as an accident and we are offering support to his family. His opponent, a 36-year-old man also from Horsham, and the organisers are helping us with our enquiries. We know the re-enactment had drawn a large crowd and understand that anyone who witnessed the scene could have found this distressing. We are appealing to anyone who has photographs or videos of the interaction that led to the injury to contact us so we can gain a clear understanding of what happened,” said Detective Inspector Barry Chandler, evidently a fan of medieval reenactments who wants more footage.

“The chairman of the Democratic National Committee let an expletive slip on air when describing President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ on Thursday. Ken Martin, elected DNC chair earlier this year, called Trump’s bill ‘bulls—‘ during an appearance on MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe.’ Network censors didn’t catch the word as he said it, so it came out clearly during the broadcast,” Fox News reported on Thursday, 10 days after Trump screamed “They don’t know what the fuck they’re doing,” during an early morning White House lawn press availability before Fox’s censors could catch the word.

Republicans in Congress have voted to devastate millions of people across our nation — kicking Americans off their health care, shuttering hospitals, eliminating food assistance, and raising costs.

This is Project 2025 in action.

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) July 3, 2025

A hospital/clinic in southwest Nebraska announced its closure on Thursday specifically citing the Big Beautiful Bill, which just passed at this very moment as the reason for it, KLKN reports.

“Unfortunately, the current financial environment, driven by anticipated federal budget cuts to Medicaid, has made it impossible for us to continue operating all of our services, many of which have faced significant financial challenges for years,” said Troy Bruntz, CEO of the Community Hospital in Curtis, Nebraska, a town of about 900, and a 39 minute drive from the second closest hospital in Gothenburg, Nebraska, on I-91. God knows how many people in other towns further south or west of Curtis rely on that hospital. Everyone knows who most of them voted for, however.

“On July 1, the NASA-funded ATLAS (Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System) survey telescope in Rio Hurtado, Chile, first reported observations of a comet that originated from interstellar space. Arriving from the direction of the constellation Sagittarius, the interstellar comet has been officially named 3I/ATLAS. It is currently located about 420 million miles (670 million kilometers) away. Since that first report, observations from before the discovery have been gathered from the archives of three different ATLAS telescopes around the world and the Zwicky Transient Facility at the Palomar Observatory in San Diego County, California. These ‘pre-discovery’ observations extend back to June 14. Numerous telescopes have reported additional observations since the object was first reported,” said NASA in a Wednesday press release.

“The comet poses no threat to Earth and will remain at a distance of at least 1.6 astronomical units (about 150 million miles or 240 million km). It is currently about 4.5 au (about 416 million miles or 670 million km) from the Sun. 3I/ATLAS will reach its closest approach to the Sun around Oct. 30, at a distance of 1.4 au (about 130 million miles or 210 million km) — just inside the orbit of Mars. The interstellar comet’s size and physical properties are being investigated by astronomers around the world. 3I/ATLAS should remain visible to ground-based telescopes through September, after which it will pass too close to the Sun to observe. It is expected to reappear on the other side of the Sun by early December, allowing for renewed observations,” the press release continued.

“We write to urge your consideration of a proposal that reflects the enduring legacy of a consequential American president. Given the scale and scope of recent achievements under President Donald J Trump – including the enactment of the historic ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ to secure our border, rebuild our military, and slash bloat to reinvigorate our government and society it is appropriate to explore the addition of his likeness to Mount Rushmore. Rushmore honors presidents who represent the birth, growth, development, and preservation of the United States. President Trump’s leadership advances each of those pillars,” writes Tennessee MAGA Congressman Andy Ogles to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Note the “we” when Ogles’ is the only signature.

“Like George Washington, he champions American independence and is reshaping the presidency with strength and clarity of purpose. Like Thomas Jefferson, he is expanding America’s horizons and pursuing reforms that reorient the country’s economic direction and return power to the people. Like Theodore Roosevelt, he takes on entrenched interests and is reinvigorating American industry, rebuilding the military, and safeguarding the working class from bureaucratic overreach. And like Abraham Lincoln, he is fighting to preserve the Union – this time not from secession, but from invasion, drift, decline, and the steady erosion of self-government,” the ballsucker continued.

A lengthy piece the New York Times printed last week concluded it’s physically impossible to add a fifth face – at a similar scale to the current four – to Mount Rushmore, even if it appears there’s plenty of room for it. To the right of Lincoln the outcropping is too thin as there’s a canyon running immediately behind him – and any work would threaten the stability of Abe’s face. To the left of Washington the rock has a large fracture that would collapse and leave nothing usable if the same kind of work to create the others faces was done on it. It’s simply not happening.

A new Wall Street Journal/YouGov national survey has found on the question of “Who do you think is more responsible for the current state of the US economy?” a majority at 55 percent say it’s convicted felon President Trump’s to 23 percent former President Joe Biden’s.

Gateway Church, the Texas megachurch chain founded by Trump-allied child molestor Pastor Robert Morris, announced this week they’re cutting Saturday services at all congregations except for the main campus in Southlake, WFAA reports on another sign of a flock in serious decline.

“As we continue to strengthen our relationship with the Gateway Church family and community, we’re making a shift at several of our DFW campuses by hosting our church services on Sundays only,” a church spokesperson said. “This adjustment will allow us to minister to and love our congregation well while prioritizing the needs of our individual campus communities. Throughout all our locations, our commitment to loving God and loving people remains unchanged.”

Morris, the founding pastor who served on convicted felon President Trump’s “spiritual advisory council” during his first campaign in 2016 and until June 2024 led the large Gateway Church chain of congregations and – per Morris’s lawyer – had in 2007 told molestation victim Cindy Clemishire she was the one who had “initiated inappropriate behavior” by entering his guest room “and getting in bed with him,” on Christmas in 1980 when Clemshire was 12 and Morris was 20 or 21 and he had been staying with her family in Oklahoma, was indicted in the state in March on five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child. Probably part of the branding problem for Gateway.

Not helping things are that Morris, fired by the board of elders, is suing them for $1 million in back pay as well as intellectual property rights to his books, sermons, and social media accounts.

At least 10 ICE agents were caught on security whipping their dicks out and pissing on the grounds of Ruben Salazar High School in Pico Rivera, California last month, in broad daylight while summer classes were in session, stirring outrage among district officials, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Now while that lede there might seem to heavily imply that this was a performative act of disrespect of what by the school’s name alone sounds like it’s in a heavily Latino school district, the video itself shows the agents one-by-one sneaking behind storage containers to unzip, so it’s harder to say that’s it was a deliberate choice of location than if they were all pissing on a statue of or plaque dedicated to Ruben Salazar in unison. At the same time they’re not FedEx or Amazon delivery guys who would be fired if not also charged for felony indecent exposure on school grounds.

“Activity in the oil and gas sector contracted slightly in the second quarter of 2025, according to oil and gas executives responding to the Dallas Fed Energy Survey. The business activity index, the survey’s broadest measure of the conditions energy firms face in the Eleventh District, turned negative, declining from 3.8 in the first quarter 2025 to -8.1 in the second. The company outlook index was little changed at -6.4, suggesting slight pessimism among firms. Meanwhile, the outlook uncertainty index increased 4 points to 47.1, indicating elevated uncertainty. Oil and gas production decreased slightly in the second quarter, according to executives at exploration and production firms. The oil production index fell from 5.6 in the first quarter to -8.9 in the second quarter,” says the intro to Wednesday’s quarterly Dallas Fed Energy survey’s main report.

Some choice comments from the survey: “The Liberation Day chaos and tariff antics have harmed the domestic energy industry. Drill, baby, drill will not happen with this level of volatility. Companies will continue to lay down rigs and frack spreads,” said an oil exec. “Tariffs are increasing our product costs. Despite efforts to mitigate their impact, the scale and breadth of the tariffs have forced us to pass these costs on to our customers. This comes at a time when the economics of oil and gas production are already challenged due to the dynamics of global oil supply and demand,” says a support service firm exec. “There is constant noise coming from the administration saying $50-per-barrel oil is the target. Everyone should understand that $50 is not a sustainable price for oil. It needs to be mid $60s,” says another exec, all of them almost certainly Trump donors.

Dem former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, who lost his seat to a credibly accused closet homosexual car dealer in the Joe Rogan Cybertruck wave election last year, tells Semafor he’s weighing either a 2026 gubernatorial or senate comeback campaign for his next move in politics.

“Everything’s on the table,” said Brown. “I’m concerned about the direction of my state; I’m concerned about the direction of my country. So I don’t know,” adding he’s been “talking to family and friends” as he decides whether he “want[s] to get back in and do this.”

Encouraging https://t.co/eZ8KnoZUBX

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 3, 2025

A tribunal stood up by Bangladesh’s interim government on Wednesday sentenced, in absentia, fugitive former dictator Sheikh Hasina to six months in the clink after she was found in contempt of court for claiming she had a “license to kill” at least 227 protestors in last year’s uprising that ended with her fleeing to India, the AP reports, noting this is the tip of the iceberg against her.

The “contempt” charge seems based on something a little closer to the colloquial sense of the word rather than any motions by her defense that pissed off the judges – in fact she hasn’t even sent a lawyer to the trial, likely to avoid being seen as legitimizing it – but from leaked of a supposed phone call between Hasina in which she told a leader of the student wing of her Awami League political party that “There are 227 cases against me, so I now have a license to kill 227 people.”

Hasina’s larger trial for crimes against humanity remains ongoing. The tribunal judges ordered Hasina and her former home minister to respond by May 15 and got no answer. When they failed to do so, the tribunal summoned them May 25 to appear in court June 16 and nothing. Later the tribunal published notices in newspapers asking Hasina to appear. Guess how that went.

Also guess which old hag in 2009 signed the law establishing this very tribunal system, originally created to investigate and try crimes involving Bangladesh’s 1971 war of independence from Pakistan, specifically members of the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami party she saw as collaborators.

“On Tuesday, 6/24/25, at approximately 11:09 pm, a Walworth County Sheriff’s Office squad car was rear-ended while traveling northbound on I-43 near Hwy X in the Town of Darien. The deputy was northbound on patrol on I-43 when he saw a vehicle driving behind him approaching at a high rate of speed. The deputy was in the right lane, traveling at approximately 60 mph, when the vehicle continued to close the distance. The deputy tried to accelerate, but that did not prevent the accident. The vehicle rear-ended him at a high rate of speed,” says the Walworth County Sheriff’s Office in a June 26 Facebook post about one of their deputies almost getting killed.

“The driver of the striking vehicle was Kristin Belongia, a 41-year-old female from the Town of Geneva, who said she was eating Taco Bell while driving and wasn’t paying attention. She showed no obvious signs of impairment and denied using alcohol or drugs. The deputy reported minor injuries but was hospitalized. The Wisconsin State Patrol investigated the crash.”

The “rule vote” finally passed 219 to 213 like 15 minutes ago. NOW they’re debating the bill itself.

Eric Tarpinian-Jachym, 21, an intern in the office of Kansas Congressman Ron Estes, was killed in Northwest DC on Monday night in a shooting that, per Roll Call, cops are calling a random crime.

And yeah, if this were a MAGA site and Estes were a Democrat this article would IMMEDIATELY begin speculating about what kind of kompromat he had on his boss, and then within minutes decide that it had something to do with Jeffrey Epstein, George Soros, the Trilateral Commission, and so on. That Tarpinian-Jachym had already loaded everything onto a USB stick and was on his way to a meeting with Charlie Kirk and Jack Posobiec when the unknown assassin – a top wetwork professional disguised as some gangbanger who will never be caught – intercepted the kid on some dark street and put a permanent end to yet another threat to the leftist Deep State.

In reality the death of Eric, a rising senior at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where he majored in finance and minoring in political science, is a fucking tragedy no matter his politics.

“‘Too Late’ should resign immediately!!!” posted convicted felon President Trump on Wednesday along with a link to a Bloomberg story headlined “Fed Chair Should Be Investigated by Congress, FHFA Head Says,” about fanboy Federal Housing Finance Agency chief Bill Pulte trying to delegitimize Powell with some circlejerk probe about renovations to the Fed’s headquarters to try to create a pretext for a “for cause” firing. The whole convoluted nonsense raises the important question of why Trump doesn’t have the balls to just do it and decide his cause was not lowering interest rates and having the temerity to point to uncertainty over tariffs as the main reason.

Why the bullshit “renovations” angle? Why can’t Trump just man up and fire Jerome Powell?