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Chantal's avatar

Well, of course Trump wants Infantino in charge of the UN. Infantino has already shown himself to be a spineless sycophant to Trump. Not only is he not qualified, the world doesn’t need, better yet, can’t afford to have a friend of Trump in the UN.

Susie in OH's avatar

It may really mean he wants Infantino in the UN because he thinks he can manipulate him and the UN.

Paul Schwartz's avatar

Eight Countries and Counting - please add Ecuador and potentially Peru

Paul Schwartz's avatar

Love you and your reporting

Ellen Brown's avatar

We should all be sad for our country in its semiquincentennial year.

Paul Schwartz's avatar

"The order directs the National Park Service to install government signage outside the National Museum of American History warning visitors that the museum’s exhibits are biased and directing them to what the White House considers more accurate historical information. This is an extraordinary use of executive authority."

SEE YOU IN COURT

pakcanislupus's avatar

[Running the UN is definitely not like running soccer clubs]

[…brings people together is not like bringing soccer clubs together]

???…people wrongly believed he could run the country because he ran

businesses …???

D. Lowther's avatar

“After months of fighting in the Middle East, energy analysts say oil markets are finally beginning to price in long-term disruption to global supplies.”

100%. Throw in fertilizer, etc. I'm not saying this is what's going to happen, but that's how I'd bet.

C F Majors's avatar

This whole regime is run by people who don’t know what it is that they don’t know.

Jennifer Eory's avatar

Glad to have you back!

Barbara Didrichsen's avatar

It didn't make the national news, but one week ago Cincinnati got more than 6 inches of rain in less than an hour. Historically, it's the largest amount recorded since tracking events like this began.

My neighborhood was one of several city neighborhoods (and two neighboring communities not within city limits) that experienced damaging flooding. Lots of people I know are facing major losses to cars and property. https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2026/07/cincinnati-rainfall-patrick-ray-unesco-expert-rain-flooding-civil-engineering.html

Carmen Anthony's avatar

Thank you, Olivia!

Paul Schwartz's avatar

America’s New Flash Flood Reality - cherry red states. They will get FEMA dollars sent to Waffle House

Gary Hanks's avatar

The Brazilian hug story reminded me of an event in my life. A neighbor and I got into a spirited discussion. I wanted him to stop. He didn't. I lost my cool and shouted at him. His response, "Are you OK?" caused me to think about how I was not doing OK, and needed to change for the better. His thoughtful reply helped me take better care of myself emotionally as well as physically. I'm in much better shape and doing well thanks to him.

t4Ms's avatar

Thank you for changing your logo. The previous version reminded me of that offensive one on some truck flaps, but I kept quite so as not to rain on your otherwise excellent parade :)

D. Lowther's avatar

“After months of fighting in the Middle East, energy analysts say oil markets are finally beginning to price in long-term disruption to global supplies.”

100%. Throw in fertilizer, etc. I'm not saying this is what's going to happen, but that's how I'd bet.

D. Lowther's avatar

“After months of fighting in the Middle East, energy analysts say oil markets are finally beginning to price in long-term disruption to global supplies.”

100%. Throw in fertilizer, etc. I'm not saying this is what's going to happen, but that's how I'd bet.