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USAID security officials on leave after refusing access to Musk allies
On Sunday, Musk repeatedly attacked USAID on X, calling the long-standing government agency “evil” and a “viper’s nest of radical-left marxists who hate America.”
“USAID is a criminal organization,” he added. “Time for it to die.”
If you think the price of eggs are high ……
What do we do next?
Weird...you want clicks and views so you tear down the opposition so the candidate you want in office will win. Then you lose your long time post at the Pentagon.
Per Haley Britzky of CNN via X.
https://www.newsweek.com/captain-sully-disgusted-trump-dc-plane-crash-2024111 Sorry, can’t find a video clip, but there is the whole 40 minutes of audio from Lawrence O’Donnell show last night online.. Watching it this morning on my TiVo (yes, a boomer), and Sully was on and Lawrence asked him what he thought of rump’s comments about the crash and soft spoken Sully rolls his head back and forth and finally says “not surprised, disgusted!” This is at about 18 minutes. Then Tammy Duckworth, senator from Illinois who was an actual Blackhawk pilot and lost both her legs Iraq, gave a good explanation of the cockpit being mostly plexiglass, but that city light in peripheral vision could have been a distraction.. really the whole episode is excellent and worth watching!
Decision to dump water from Tulare County lakes altered after sending locals into a mad scramble
Water managers were relieved Thursday evening after the Army Corps of Engineers agreed to back off of a sudden decision earlier in the day to dump massive amounts of water from Kaweah and Success lakes.
Water managers said they got about an hour’s warning from the Army Corp’s Sacramento office to expect the Tule and Kaweah rivers to be at “channel capacity” by Thursday night.
Channel capacity means the maximum amount of water a river can handle. For the Kaweah, that’s 5,500 cubic feet per second and for the Tule, it’s 3,500 cfs.
Those levels were last seen, and surpassed, during the 2023 floods, which destroyed dozens of homes and businesses and caused significant damage to infrastructure.