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Federal agents slammed California labor leader David Huerta, 58, into the Los Angeles sidewalk.

“Paul Singer’s shady purchase of Citgo has everything to do with this coup.”

I listened to the January 3 press conference with a knot in my stomach. As a Venezuelan American with family, memories, and a living connection to the country being spoken about as if it were a possession, what I heard was very clear. And that clarity was chilling.

“Yes: We need a wealth tax on billionaires,” said US Sen. Bernie Sanders.

The propaganda blitz will be aimed at “people who have attended UFC fights, listened to patriotic podcasts, or shown an interest in guns and tactical gear,” according to the Washington Post.

A new report from the grassroots organization RootsAction aims to do what a promised “autopsy” from the Democratic National Committee ultimately did not: publicly reckon with the failures of the Democrats’ 2024 presidential campaign.

The truculent trio—Trump, Hegseth, and Rubio—do Venezuela.

Hours before it was set to air last night, CBS News executives pulled the segment, but Canada’s Global TV app received it prior to broadcast.

“When it fails to air without a credible explanation, the public will correctly identify this as corporate censorship,” wrote veteran “60 Minutes” correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi.

This week, thousands of people in the nation’s capital have spotted a video mobile billboard around the Capitol, White House, and downtown Washington, D.C., with this message on one side: