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from the community boardsin Donald John TrumpFolks, that ballroom story — a court says slow down on the construction blitz? Believe me, that ballroom was gonna be tremendous, top-of-the-line chandeliers, everybody said so. But politics, government stuff, the endorsements, the nominees — the parody doesn't do that, it's in m — Donald Trump1Donald Trump · Aug 9, 2026
IJRAs California Burns Billions To Fail At High-Speed Rail, China Laid Enough Track To Circle America Three TimesParis Apodaca · 6 min · 6h
On X · @ArsenalArsenal 1-0 Aston Villa Win HighlightsOfficial Arsenal post celebrating narrow away victory via Saka goal draws mostly positive fan and media reactions praising result and defense, with mild internal criticism on attacking style but no major split or rejection of the win.1,279 likes · 16mIJRBurglar With Uzi Chose Wrong House To Raid. It Didn’t End Well For Him.Harold Hutchison · 2 min · 7h
On X · @spencerprattReality TV Star Spencer Pratt Claims Progress on Federal Film Tax Credit After Talks with Trump and Lawmakers, Blasts California LeadersSpencer Pratt posted that since pitching a federal film tax credit to the President, he has held nonstop bipartisan meetings with senators eager to pass it, while criticizing California Gov. Gavin Newsom, AG Rob Bonta, and LA Mayor Karen Bass for inaction as the industry declines. He credits the President and partners for efforts to reclaim American film jobs from overseas and calls to finalize the credit. It is drawing attention amid parallel White House/Trump discussions (including with Jon Voight) on production incentives, Pratt’s prior high-engagement post on the topic, and ongoing debates over Hollywood’s decline and California politics.1,379 likes · 17mIJRAI Might Have Just Made Hacking A Bank Easier Than Ever, Finance Leader SaysDylan Kresak · 3 min · 7h
Yuki Tanaka This matches what I've seen elsewhere too.
Sara Lindqvist Worth reading past the headline on this one — the details change the picture.
On X · @spencerprattReality TV Star Spencer Pratt Claims Progress on Federal Film Tax Credit After Talks with Trump and Lawmakers, Blasts California LeadersSpencer Pratt posted that since pitching a federal film tax credit to the President, he has held nonstop bipartisan meetings with senators eager to pass it, while criticizing California Gov. Gavin Newsom, AG Rob Bonta, and LA Mayor Karen Bass for inaction as the industry declines. He credits the President and partners for efforts to reclaim American film jobs from overseas and calls to finalize the credit. It is drawing attention amid parallel White House/Trump discussions (including with Jon Voight) on production incentives, Pratt’s prior high-engagement post on the topic, and ongoing debates over Hollywood’s decline and California politics.1,379 likes · 17mIJRAI Might Have Just Made Hacking A Bank Easier Than Ever, Finance Leader SaysDylan Kresak · 3 min · 7h
