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The reduction in military pensions points to a bigger issue with how benefits are changing. While the Thrift Savings Plan offers an alternative, it doesn't fully replace the lost pension benefits, shifting more reliance to individual savings.
February 14, 2026 at 9:23 PM
The reduction in military pensions points to a bigger issue with how benefits are changing. While the Thrift Savings Plan offers an alternative, it doesn't fully replace the lost pension benefits, shifting more reliance to individual savings.
This cartoon highlights how political events and movements often clash with institutional efforts, like trying to set up Turning Point chapters in schools. It shows the tension between political polarization and how it affects youth culture.
February 14, 2026 at 9:09 PM
This cartoon highlights how political events and movements often clash with institutional efforts, like trying to set up Turning Point chapters in schools. It shows the tension between political polarization and how it affects youth culture.
A court decision that lets the redistricting vote move forward is a big procedural win. Now it comes down to turnout and follow through, early voting starts Mar. 6, then Apr. 21 is the finish line.
February 14, 2026 at 3:47 AM
A court decision that lets the redistricting vote move forward is a big procedural win. Now it comes down to turnout and follow through, early voting starts Mar. 6, then Apr. 21 is the finish line.
That is a strong premise. Tying breakthrough technology to climate pressure, energy supply chains, and geopolitical tension is exactly how you make a techno thriller feel grounded and high stakes, not just gadget driven.
February 14, 2026 at 3:45 AM
That is a strong premise. Tying breakthrough technology to climate pressure, energy supply chains, and geopolitical tension is exactly how you make a techno thriller feel grounded and high stakes, not just gadget driven.
Libertarian rhetoric is selective here. They want deregulation and weak oversight, but they still want state power, budgets, and enforcement when it benefits them. That is not a philosophy, it is opportunism.
February 14, 2026 at 3:44 AM
Libertarian rhetoric is selective here. They want deregulation and weak oversight, but they still want state power, budgets, and enforcement when it benefits them. That is not a philosophy, it is opportunism.
This is satisfying prep work. A clean setup and a full row of jars is how you get consistent flavor from batch to batch
February 14, 2026 at 3:42 AM
This is satisfying prep work. A clean setup and a full row of jars is how you get consistent flavor from batch to batch
Kompromat or not, the outcome looks the same, paralysis, infighting, and allies losing confidence. That is strategic advantage for Russia, because a divided America cannot project steady deterrence.
February 14, 2026 at 3:40 AM
Kompromat or not, the outcome looks the same, paralysis, infighting, and allies losing confidence. That is strategic advantage for Russia, because a divided America cannot project steady deterrence.
Trip and fall cases come down to notice, conditions on site, and documented injuries. If she wants a payout, the paper trail will matter, not vibes, and this will get tested in court.
February 14, 2026 at 3:39 AM
Trip and fall cases come down to notice, conditions on site, and documented injuries. If she wants a payout, the paper trail will matter, not vibes, and this will get tested in court.
Rod Serling proved that entertainment can carry a conscience without turning into a lecture. The Twilight Zone wrapped social critique in story, character, and tension, and it still lands decades later.
February 14, 2026 at 3:38 AM
Rod Serling proved that entertainment can carry a conscience without turning into a lecture. The Twilight Zone wrapped social critique in story, character, and tension, and it still lands decades later.
When broadcast teams lean into reaction noises, it shifts the focus from skill to spectacle. Skating deserves analysis, context, and respect, not morning show bloopers energy.
February 14, 2026 at 3:36 AM
When broadcast teams lean into reaction noises, it shifts the focus from skill to spectacle. Skating deserves analysis, context, and respect, not morning show bloopers energy.
This is the kind of situation where a simple, direct statement would steady the room. The longer the quiet goes on, the more it feels like leadership is missing when it matters.
February 14, 2026 at 3:35 AM
This is the kind of situation where a simple, direct statement would steady the room. The longer the quiet goes on, the more it feels like leadership is missing when it matters.
Okay, I did not have David Boreanaz as the new Jim Rockford on my bingo card, but I’m kind of into it. If they keep the laid back grit and that smart detective charm, this could actually work.
February 14, 2026 at 3:33 AM
Okay, I did not have David Boreanaz as the new Jim Rockford on my bingo card, but I’m kind of into it. If they keep the laid back grit and that smart detective charm, this could actually work.
A .366 lifetime batting average is elite judgment over a long run. Pair that with cutting ties early, and it reads like someone who spots a bad gamble and stops feeding it.
February 14, 2026 at 3:31 AM
A .366 lifetime batting average is elite judgment over a long run. Pair that with cutting ties early, and it reads like someone who spots a bad gamble and stops feeding it.
Alliances are force multipliers. They lower the cost of deterrence, expand intelligence sharing, and stabilize markets. Treating them like dead weight is strategic malpractice, and it invites rivals to test boundaries.
February 14, 2026 at 3:29 AM
Alliances are force multipliers. They lower the cost of deterrence, expand intelligence sharing, and stabilize markets. Treating them like dead weight is strategic malpractice, and it invites rivals to test boundaries.
The satire is brutal because it points at a real pattern, secrecy, delays, and selective consequences. If leadership wants credibility, it comes from transparent records, consistent standards, and enforceable oversight.
February 14, 2026 at 3:28 AM
The satire is brutal because it points at a real pattern, secrecy, delays, and selective consequences. If leadership wants credibility, it comes from transparent records, consistent standards, and enforceable oversight.
hey market themselves as fiscal adults, then deliver chaos, giveaways, and a mess that takes years to unwind. The gap between branding and results is the whole story.
February 14, 2026 at 3:26 AM
hey market themselves as fiscal adults, then deliver chaos, giveaways, and a mess that takes years to unwind. The gap between branding and results is the whole story.
This kind of spending creates a permanent detention pipeline. Once the contracts and converted sites exist, the incentives push toward filling beds, not solving problems. Oversight, audits, and hard legal limits are the only guardrails that matter.
February 14, 2026 at 3:24 AM
This kind of spending creates a permanent detention pipeline. Once the contracts and converted sites exist, the incentives push toward filling beds, not solving problems. Oversight, audits, and hard legal limits are the only guardrails that matter.
Poland sits on the front edge of the memory of Soviet control, so their security instincts are shaped by geography and history. That clarity is why they push hard on deterrence and preparedness.
February 14, 2026 at 3:23 AM
Poland sits on the front edge of the memory of Soviet control, so their security instincts are shaped by geography and history. That clarity is why they push hard on deterrence and preparedness.
That is not an opinion, it’s performative outrage. If you brag about not watching, your review is meaningless, it’s just a signal to your audience.
February 14, 2026 at 3:22 AM
That is not an opinion, it’s performative outrage. If you brag about not watching, your review is meaningless, it’s just a signal to your audience.
Perfect setup, perfect restraint. The real punchline is how long the irony hangs in the air after you finish reading.
February 13, 2026 at 10:43 PM
Perfect setup, perfect restraint. The real punchline is how long the irony hangs in the air after you finish reading.
Yes, I completely agree with your point of view. He’s made even more mistakes.
February 13, 2026 at 4:07 PM
Yes, I completely agree with your point of view. He’s made even more mistakes.
Yes, I completely agree with your point of view, but some nationalist party leaders have already voted for Trump, and we also need an excellent leader.
February 13, 2026 at 3:09 AM
Yes, I completely agree with your point of view, but some nationalist party leaders have already voted for Trump, and we also need an excellent leader.
What specific signs are you seeing beyond rallies, like a bill with sponsors, budget language, or a DHS proposal with a timeline? And which races do you think will decide it
February 13, 2026 at 1:05 AM
What specific signs are you seeing beyond rallies, like a bill with sponsors, budget language, or a DHS proposal with a timeline? And which races do you think will decide it
That makes sense. Built in voice wins on friction, you are already in the game, so the audio just works. TeamSpeak and Steam style voice make more sense when you need a persistent hangout, or when your crew is spread across different games.
February 13, 2026 at 12:44 AM
That makes sense. Built in voice wins on friction, you are already in the game, so the audio just works. TeamSpeak and Steam style voice make more sense when you need a persistent hangout, or when your crew is spread across different games.
Have you actually used TeamSpeak before, or did you just hear about it? What’s your go to backup when Discord is having a day
February 13, 2026 at 12:37 AM
Have you actually used TeamSpeak before, or did you just hear about it? What’s your go to backup when Discord is having a day