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Slotkin: Trump hasn't justified U.S. strikes on Iran - Detroit Free Press
U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin criticized President Donald Trump for not seeking congressional approval before launching military strikes on Iran, arguing that the administration has not justified the actions to the American people. While some Republicans, like Rep. Lisa McLain, supported the strikes, Democrats, including Slotkin and Rep. Rashida Tlaib, condemned the escalation and called for Congress to debate the use of military force. Public and congressional reactions largely reflect partisan divisions over the legality and necessity of the strikes.
Leading Lights Of MAGA Dodge Accountability For Epstein Ties — So Far - HuffPost
The article reports that while many high-profile individuals worldwide have faced consequences for their association with Jeffrey Epstein, members of Donald Trump's inner circle have largely escaped accountability. Despite evidence of Trump's close relationship with Epstein, including social interactions and alleged misconduct, there have been no significant repercussions, unlike other public figures who have resigned or been penalized after their links to Epstein became known. The lack of investigation into Trump and his associates is attributed to congressional inaction, weakened federal oversight, and the protection of elites within the Trump administration.
Jack White Reacts to Trump's Iran Attack: 'Behold the Leader of the 'Board of Peace
Jack White criticized Donald Trump’s declaration of war against Iran following the launch of Operation Epic Fury, denouncing what he called Trump's hypocritical stance on peace and commenting on his aggressive foreign policy actions. White mocked Trump’s public persona and questioned his efforts to win a Nobel Peace Prize, highlighting perceived inconsistencies in his behavior. The musician had been among the first artists to publicly respond to the military campaign, which Trump framed as a fight against a “radical dictatorship” in Iran.
Stephen Miller Slammed for 'Sending Your Kids to Die' War Hypocrisy - The Daily Beast
The article reports on criticism faced by White House officials, notably Stephen Miller and Tulsi Gabbard, for perceived hypocrisy regarding their previous anti-war stances amid recent U.S. missile strikes in Iran. Miller, who previously criticized Kamala Harris as a “WWIII” candidate, and Gabbard, who advocated for ending wars, have seen their past statements contrasted with their current responses, sparking accusations of dishonesty and political inconsistency. Critics have expressed disdain for their perceived double standards, highlighting the political fallout from the recent military actions.
Kamlager-Dove Statement on Trump's War Against Iran
Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove criticized the Trump Administration's unilateral strikes in Iran, asserting that it risks destabilizing the region and jeopardizing lives without congressional approval or a clear strategy. She emphasized support for the Iranian people's fight for freedom but condemned the lack of evidence of an imminent threat and proper justification for war. Kamlager-Dove called for Congress to reconvene and vote on a war powers resolution to end hostilities and reaffirm congressional authority.
Colbert Mocks Trump's 'Board of Peace' in Late Night Monologue - Savannah Today
Stephen Colbert mocked President Trump's newly established 'Board of Peace' on his late-night show, comparing it to the U.N. but with money passing instead of resolutions. He also humorously described Trump hosting world leaders at the renamed Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, highlighting ongoing skepticism about Trump's global initiatives. The inaugural meeting of the 'Board of Peace' took place in Washington, emphasizing continued criticism and satire from late-night commentators.
Scott Galloway's 'Resist and Unsubscribe' movement asks you to ditch Amazon, Apple, and Netflix
Scott Galloway has launched the "Resist and Unsubscribe" movement, urging consumers to cancel subscriptions and avoid ten major tech companies he claims influence U.S. policies, particularly in response to Trump administration immigration actions. The campaign aims to cause an estimated $248 million in market cap losses for these companies by encouraging small individual sacrifices, such as ending memberships and deleting apps. Galloway hopes this collective effort will create economic pressure on corporate leadership to reconsider their support for policies enabling Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other controversial practices. The movement is still growing and aims to raise awareness and signal consumer discontent.
Garfield County Sheriff's Office served cease-and-desist letter for allegedly assisting ICE
A Denver-based nonprofit law firm served Sheriff Lou Vallario and the Garfield County Sheriff's Office with a cease-and-desist letter, alleging they illegally assisted ICE with immigration enforcement activities. The letter cites violations of Colorado laws restricting detention, information sharing, and collaboration with federal immigration authorities, including specific cases such as the detention of Luis Rivas Martinez. It also alleges that the SPEAR task force was created improperly and facilitated transfers to ICE, contrary to state law. The sheriff's office has not responded to requests for comment.
Can Michigan block new ICE facilities? How officials are fighting back
Michigan officials are attempting various legal and administrative measures to block the proposed ICE detention facility in Romulus and ICE office space in Southfield, amid federal plans to proceed with the projects. Despite local opposition, protests, and governmental resistance, federal records indicate that ICE has already purchased the Romulus warehouse and plans to establish a detention center, citing economic benefits and safety improvements. State and local officials express concerns over transparency, legal hurdles, and community impacts, while federal authorities maintain their plans are progressing regardless of local opposition. Similar debates are occurring nationwide as ICE acquires warehouses for immigration enforcement without community consent.
Trump Admin Slammed by 2,000 Tariff Lawsuits Following SCOTUS Ruling - TipRanks.com
Following the Supreme Court ruling that President Trump's tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were illegal, thousands of companies, including Costco and FedEx, have filed lawsuits seeking refunds. The court did not specify how refunds should be issued, leaving the process to lower courts and warning it could be complicated. The Trump administration is exploring options to retain tariff revenue, while Senate Democrats have proposed legislation to refund up to $175 billion of tariffs within 180 days.
Kelly Statement on Military Operation Against Iran
Arizona Senator and Navy veteran Mark Kelly criticized Donald Trump's military operation against Iran, accusing it of echoing past decisions driven by inflated claims and threats. Kelly expressed concern about the lack of a clear plan and questioned whether the mission enhances safety, emphasizing the importance of leadership and congressional oversight. He called for the Senate to return to Washington to fulfill its constitutional responsibilities.