Jeanine Hemingflipped into 0 Assholes, Monsters, Dumb Asses, and TrumpU.S. Politics Trump Pentagon nominee spreads debunked conspiracies and tweets suggesting Trump declare martial law verified_publisherCNN - By Nathan McDermott, Andrew Kaczynski, Em Steck(CNN) — President Donald Trump's nominee to become a senior Pentagon official spread debunked conspiracies on Twitter that called Trump's election loss to Joe Biden a "coup" attempt and shared tweets suggest...
Jeanine Hemingflipped into 0 Assholes, Monsters, Dumb Asses, and TrumpU.S. Politics Trump, Pence to campaign in Georgia as Senate runoff turnout concerns grow among GOP ABC News One expert said depending on what Trump says, it could be the "decisive moment." The president and vice president are heading to Georgia to headline …
Jeanine Hemingflipped into 0 Assholes, Monsters, Dumb Asses, and TrumpU.S. Politics Barr finally met a Trump lie he couldn't swallow. It's a watershed in the 2020 election saga. verified_publisherUSA TODAY - William WeldBarr gave us a defining moment. It's time to shine sunlight on disinformation and start building a shared reality based on our common love of country. Under normal circumstances, there would be nothing...
Jeanine Hemingflipped into 0 Assholes, Monsters, Dumb Asses, and TrumpplayVideos Pennsylvania Republicans ask Supreme Court to overturn state's election results WGAL Republicans are again asking the U.S. Supreme Court to undo President-Elect Joe Biden’s victory in Pennsylvania. WGAL’s Jere Gish has the story above.
Jeanine Hemingflipped into SadnessSpace Telescope All alone: Oxford study says chance of intelligent life elsewhere extremely rare timesofisrael.com - TOI staff The statistical chances of their being other intelligent life in the universe are “exceptionally rare,” according to a new study from the University …
Jeanine Hemingflipped into CoolMaps Most detailed 3D map ever of Milky Way includes nearly 2 billion stars verified_publisherCNET - Gael Fashingbauer Cooper The new data provides measurements that are "orders of magnitude" more exact than prior information, scientists say.
