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It would be super if #12 was considered more important. Kind of explains society's violent reactions to everything.

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Happy Monday! Good news, readers: If you find Crocs are too stylish and youthful, the brand has a new Boat Shoe version, which is perfect for making your friends regret being born with the gift of sight.

Comedian: 'Laura Loomer as the de facto Defense Secretary makes me feel as safe as Ghislaine Maxwell as a baby sitter"

After outing Trump as an ‘FBI informant’ on Epstein case, House Speaker Mike Johnson tries to explain himself

RFK Jr. Lets Slip His Trump Flattery Was All for Show

Donald Trump's Rose Garden Debut Is Going Viral For All Of The Wrong Reasons
Comments: I know St. Louis restaurant patios that look better.

He turned the Rose Garden into the patio of a Cheesecake Factory.

Can't wait to see this ripped up and restored to its former glory in 3 years.

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Executive orders are powerful directives from the U.S. President that must be followed by the executive branch, significantly influencing federal agency operations, policy implementation, and national responses to crises. However, their power is limited; they cannot create new laws, violate existing laws, or override constitutional rights. Their legality can be challenged in court, and Congress can pass new legislation to supersede or defund them, or a future president can revoke them.

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