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A screenshot of a scanned FBI "Electronic Communication" document (form FD-1057, Rev. 5-8-10), marked UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO with an "OFFICIAL RECORD" stamp in the top right. A red banner across the top reads a declassification/release stamp. The document is titled about alleged fraudulent voter registrations submitted to the Muskegon City Clerk's Office, dated 10/29/2020, originating from the FBI's Detroit field office. Several fields (Contact, Approved By, Drafted By) are redacted with black bars. The body text describes a synopsis and details of an investigation into fraudulent voter registration applications received by the Muskegon City Clerk's Office (MCCO) starting around 10/5/2020, citing non-existent addresses, invalid phone numbers, mismatched signatures versus Michigan Secretary of State records, and matching handwriting across applications, with the matter referred to the Michigan State Police, Michigan Attorney General, and Muskegon Police Department. The text is cut off mid-sentence at the bottom of the visible page.

Text in image: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE BY COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT WARRINGTON on 10 July 2026 FD-1057 (Rev. 5-8-10) UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO OFFICIAL RECORD [Document participants have digitally signed or certified this information is true.] FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Electronic Communication Title: (U) Alleged fraudulent voter registrations being submitted to the Muskegon City Clerk's Office. Date: 10/29/2020 From: DETROIT Contact: [REDACTED] Approved By: [REDACTED] Drafted By: [REDACTED] Case ID #: 56-DE-3249380-Muskegon (U//FOUO) Michigan Election Crimes; Type III Assessment; Assessment Began 03/10/2020; SENSITIVE INVESTIGATIVE MATTER Synopsis: (U) This EC serves to summarize allegations of fraudulent voter registrations being submitted to the Muskegon City Clerk's Office. Enclosure(s): Enclosed are the following items: 1. (U) Muskegon Police Department Details: Detroit Field Office was informed the Michigan State Police (MSP), Michigan Attorney General (MAG), and Muskegon Police Department (MCPD) were investigating allegations of fraudulent voter registrations being submitted to the Muskegon City Clerk's Office (MCCO). The matter was referred to law enforcement by the MCCO. Since on or about 10/5/2020, MCCO received six packages via U.S. Mail containing voter registration applications. MCCO determined some of the applications were fraudulent based on non-existent addresses, invalid telephone numbers, and signatures on applications not matching Michigan Secretary of State voting or DMV records. In addition, many applications appeared to have the same hand writing. MCCO determined the bulk applications were sent by UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO

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Front page of the Dalton Daily Citizen newspaper, weekend edition dated October 17-18, 2026. The main photo shows a man in a dark suit and red tie wearing a red "USA" cap, pointing toward the camera, with a blurred crowd member in the left foreground. Below it are three small inset photos of a rally crowd and a man at a podium. Beneath the photo is a second story about Qcells solar panels. The page also has a weather box, a "Beyond the Ballot" promo, an "On the Agenda" box, an index, QR codes, and ads at the bottom for "Stronger Together" and a Hamilton mammogram service.

Text in image: BEYOND THE BALLOT Know what's on your ballot, when to vote and what we're asking the candidates. See Page 3 ON THE AGENDA ONLINE SUNDAY AT DALTONCITIZEN.COM Stay informed before decisions are made. Look for On The Agenda online Sunday at DaltonCitizen.com for a preview of next week's local government meetings and agenda highlights. DALTON DAILY CITIZEN SERVING NORTHWEST GEORGIA SINCE 1847 WEEKEND, OCTOBER 17-18, 2026 $2.00 DALTONCITIZEN.COM Trump draws packed crowd for Dalton rally USA PHOTOS: JESSICA WARNER & BRADLEY HAN President Donald Trump greets supporters on his way to the podium during a stop in Dalton on Friday for a midterm campaign rally. Qcells to launch residential solar panels with domestic frames Featuring aluminum frames produced in Tennessee, Qcells' new residential panels ensure customers can access the domestic content bonus WEATHER TAKE A HIKE SUBSCRIBER ADDRESS 2-Day Heat & Humidity Report INSIDE ONLINE STRONGER TOGETHER EARLY DETECTION SAVES LIVES Schedule your mammogram! 706-272-6565 Hamilton Peoples Cancer Center

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A screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) attributed to the account "Justin Trudeau" (@JustinTrudeau, with a blue verification checkmark), showing a circular profile photo of a smiling man with gray hair in a dark suit. The post text reads "You can't take our country — and you can't take our game." with a timestamp of 11:29 PM · 2/20/25 and 49M Views. The "X.com" logo/wordmark appears in the top right corner of the screenshot.

Text in image: Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau X.com You can't take our country — and you can't take our game. 11:29 PM · 2/20/25 · 49M Views

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Mr. President, a year ago Pakistan faced external aggression from India under a false pretext. Pakistan exercised its inherent right of self-defense under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, our brave and valiant armed forces under the courageous leadership of Field Marshal Saidassam Munir responded with precision and professionalism. They silenced the enemy, repulsed its attack, and taught it a lesson it shall never ever forget. And of course, thanks to President Donald Trump's resolute and visionary leadership, that hundreds of millions of lives in South Asia were saved. His timely intervention came at a decisive juncture when two nuclear-armed neighbors stood at the brink of an all-out war. And who knows, Mr. President, the extent of devastation that could have taken place had President Trump not stepped in at this critical moment with clarity of thought and action.

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Right now, at this very moment, Walmart is preparing to shut down more than 250 stores across California, not because of consumer demand, not because of competition, but because the math no longer works. And while Governor Gavin Newsom scrambles to control the narrative, families across the state are waking up to empty shelves, longer drives, and the slow collapse of the retail infrastructure they've depended on for decades. This is happening in real time. And what you're about to hear should concern every single American, regardless of where you live. My name is Megan Wright, and this is where we investigate the stories the mainstream media won't touch. If you value independent journalism that follows the money, exposes the decisions, and holds power accountable, then subscribe to this channel right now. Hit that like button. Share this video with everyone you know. And here's my question for you. Drop a comment below and tell me, how far do you have to drive to reach your nearest grocery store because for millions of Californians, that distance is about to get a whole lot longer. Let's talk. This isn't a story about corporate greed or free market failure. This is a story about incentives, mandates, and economic gravity. Over the past 18 months, California has implemented a cascade of regulatory policies, wage mandates, and enforcement actions that have fundamentally altered the cost structure of operating large-scale retail in the state. Walmart, the largest private employer in America, has done the math. And the math says leave. What you're witnessing is not a sudden decision. It's the inevitable result of policies that ignored basic economics, punished employers, and assumed that businesses would simply absorb infinite costs. They won't. They can't. And now the people who can least afford it are going to pay the price. I'm going to walk you through exactly how we got here, who made the decisions, what the consequences are, and why this matters far beyond California's borders. Let's go back to April of last year. That's when California's new minimum wage law for large retail and grocery workers took effect, pushing the hourly wage floor to $22. On paper, it sounded compassionate. In practice, it was a financial grenade. Walmart operates on razor-thin profit margins in grocery, typically between 1% and 3%. When labor costs, which already represent the largest operating expense for any big-box retailer, jump by 35% overnight, something has to give. Within days of the law's implementation, Walmart's corporate headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas began receiving store-level profitability reports from California. The numbers were brutal. Stores that had been marginally profitable were now bleeding cash. Stores in rural and low-income areas, where sales volumes are lower and theft rates higher, were posting losses that couldn't be offset by price increases alone. Translation, the very communities the wage law was supposed to help were the first ones marked for closure. Then came the compli-

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A campaign-style graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background bordered by a thin white/blue frame. At top, bold white and red text announces a Texas gubernatorial election win. Below the headline, two head-and-shoulders photos are shown side by side: on the left, a scowling older man with blond/orange hair in a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie (resembling Donald Trump); on the right, a smiling older man with gray hair in a dark blue suit, light shirt, and red tie (resembling Greg Abbott). At the bottom center is a boxed "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with stars above and below, and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" beneath it.

Text in image: GOVERNOR OF TEXAS GREG ABBOTT WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! ★★★★★ TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★

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"If," by Redyard Kipling, "if you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, if you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting too, if you can wait and not be tired by waiting, or being lied about, don't deal in lies, or being hated don't give way to hating, and yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise. If you can dream and not make dreams your master, if you can think and not make thoughts your aim, if you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same, if you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken, twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, or watch the things you gave your life to broken and stoop and build them up with worn out tools, if you can make one heap of all your winnings and risk it on one turn of pitch and toss, and booze and start again at your beginnings and never breathe a word about your loss, if you can force your heart and nerve and sinew to serve your turn long after they are gone, and so hold on when there is nothing in you except the will which says to them, hold on. If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, or walk with kings, nor lose the common touch, if neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, if all men count with you, but a none too much, if you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run, yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and which is more, you'll be a man, my son.

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- You talked about the weapon, the discombobulator. - Discombobulator, well, I'm not allowed to talk about it. - What does it do? - Let me just tell you, you know what it does? None of their equipment works, that's what it does. Everything was-- - How does it-- - It was my name, I'm very proud of the name. Everything was discombobulated. It was, you know, practically a shot wasn't, you know, they were ready. - Right. - And when we came, they couldn't do anything. - You saw this in the video, you could tell. - Tom, it discombobulated everything. Nothing worked, even including humans. It knocks the humans out. - Well, let's put it this way. We lost no equipment in a very strong, and they're good fighters, great fighters. In a very bad environment, it was a military base. The biggest in South America. In a very, 'cause the house was in a base in South, in a very, very tough environment, we lost no men and we lost no equipment. - The discombobulator just knocked everything out. - Well, it did something.

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A color photograph, apparently from an event at a boxing/wrestling ring (ropes and turnbuckles visible at top, with a partially visible sign reading "TRUM..." in red lettering, suggesting a Trump-branded venue). In the foreground is a man with a mustache wearing a blue denim jacket over a light gray shirt and gold chain necklace, gesturing with his hand while talking; he resembles Jesse Jackson. To his left is a younger man in a yellow shirt. Behind them are other men in jackets, including one smiling. To the right is a man in a dark suit with a pink tie who resembles a younger Donald Trump, standing next to another man in a dark suit or security uniform with a patch/emblem on the shoulder.

Text in image: TRUM (partially visible on a red sign/backdrop)

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A news-style photograph of a light-skinned man with light/gray combed-back hair, wearing a dark navy suit jacket, white shirt, and patterned tie, standing partially visible in a narrow gap between large white fluted columns. Most of the frame is filled with the pale, ribbed surfaces of the columns, with only a sliver of the man's head, shoulder, and arm visible on the left side. He appears to be looking downward/to the side. No caption or overlaid text is present in the image itself.

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I mean, I am one of many American conservatives who found him to be pretty repugnant when he first came on the scene in 2016, when the way that he talks, the way that he does negotiation, the way that he talks about war and peace, and life and death is sometimes overly strong. But what Donald Trump has done around the entire world is he has asked for people to advocate for themselves, actually stand up for themselves, and fight, fight, fight. That is his whole thing. And when you look at someone like Marco Rubio. Although to be clear, when it came to January the 6th, he didn't say fight, fight, fight. That's what we're going to be seeing in trouble, but carry on. But no, that's what he said when he got shot in the year. He got shot in the year, he stood up and yelled fight, fight, fight. Yeah, good point. But when you look at what he did with Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio was one of his foils in 2016. He was a good conservative, a good boy, but he was a squish, and he rolled right over him. According to Marco Rubio today, Donald Trump has taught him how to fight and how to stand up for himself and dismantle people in an argument. And he wants that from Europe. He wants that from the UK. He wants these people to be allies who will defend themselves and be pugnacious and willing to fight like Netanyahu does. Do you know what it is? I think he smells confidence. He smells confidence across the room. I was there today in that cabinet room. It was amazing. What an honor. What an privilege to be amongst those phenomenal human beings there. And you can see him look across the room and he gravitates towards people who he thinks are happy in their own skin. You don't see it at all, do you? Well, I think President Trump certainly has a lot of powerful political characteristics. He has had an ability to message and drive a message that I haven't seen really in any politician, for the exception of President Obama, if you look at the two seminal political figures of Stephen and I's lifetime, or like just the last 50 years, it would be President Obama and President Trump. I would say this though, I think sometimes the skills that get you where you are can also be the skills that lead to your downfall. And his ability to dig in and fight on things is certainly a skill that was able to get him back into the White House. But I also think they're missing a key point here, which is the Iran war is unpopular. There's a lot of talk about, well, what does the MAGA base think about it? Well, the MAGA base is 25, 30% of the entire US population. Look at the broader polling. The broader polling shows that this war is very unpopular. And the issue Trump has is that to accomplish the objectives he says he wants accomplished, taking out the regime and getting rid of the nuclear program, hold on, taking out the regime or getting rid of the nuclear program is going to require boots on the ground, something he campaigned against, and it would be a major escalation. And then even if we get rid of the regime, that is going to open up a huge box of issues. And every week that goes by where we don't have an end to this war, the economic pain is going to mount. And a recent Reuters poll showed that the Americans are more unhappy with this economy now under Trump than they were with Biden. So I think the Trump administration and President Trump needs to take a step back and see digging in their heels and fighting on every topic might not be the right strategy. Yeah, but that point about them wanting to change the regime, they have been crystal clear that that is not their aim. Hang on, hang on. Caroline Levitt said in the briefing room yesterday when she was asked about that, she said, "Of course, we want somebody in charge who is more favorable, who doesn't chance death to America." She said, "Of course we would want that." But she said their entire leadership has changed, but it is too soon to say if we will be happy with the new regime. Well, Bev, I would say I was on the show with you for the six hours, I don't know how you did it, when this war started. And GB News platformed a ton of guests who were in favor of this war, and they didn't have a fetish for destroying the Navy. What they wanted to do, and they repeatedly said, was regime change. GB News interviewed a ton of people who talked about how we need to get rid of this regime, and the Trump administration parroted that line, and they talked about getting rid of the nuclear program. Now, what's going to happen is the Trump administration might need to claim that getting rid of their Navy is the only thing they wanted to do, because that's the best way to back out. There's minor success, and then there's total success. Minor success with Chuck Schumer got himself into trouble when he couldn't articulate this on Morning Joe. The Senate Majority Leader of the Democrats was asked, "Would it be a good thing if Iran had no naval or military capacity at the end of this thing?" And he was like, "Well, we can't really say, because we don't know what's going to happen." No, it is actually just... Because he's a Democrat. It is just a good thing that Iran is feckless and weak compared to its neighbors. Not just Israel, but the Qataris, the Emiratis, the Saudis, none of these people actually like the Iranian regime, it's good that they are completely decimated militarily. But the total victory, of course, would be regime change, and regime change can either be a change of heart within the regime, that they're going to act differently, or the Iranian people install leaders that might bring them back to the days before the Iranian Revolution.

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UFC fans have traveled far and wide across the United States and around the globe all to witness history and be a part of this uniquely special mixed martial arts showcase that is UFC Freedom. - Freedom at the White House on Donald Trump's birthday. What an event. - Welcome to UFC Freedom 250. Here is the President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. - From the South Park of the White House, Diego Lopez was serving. - Now, that is a nickel on the White House. - What is your white house? - He's too sick. - On the feet of Josh Hookett. - All eyes, rock shot on Ali. - Give him a shot! - Ladies and gentlemen, this is the many men! - And look at where we are. - This is insane. - The only until 40 against the tried and true American. - Justin Gaetschy. - These dudes are going at it. - Justin Gaetschy with the ultimate career capstone at the loss. - One of the great upsets in the history of the sport. - On the 250th anniversary, Justin Gaetschy showed that American spirit that allowed them to become a world champion. - This is the greatest night in the history of combat sports.

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A screenshot of a tweet/X post from a verified account named "Katie Miller" (@KatieMiller), quote-tweeting a post from "Gwynne Shotwell" (@Gwynne_Shotwell). Katie Miller's post has a profile photo of a woman with dark hair. The quoted post from Gwynne Shotwell (also verified, with a small profile photo of a woman) is dated Jul 6 and discusses gifting SpaceX stock shares to children as part of the "Invest America" program and "Trump Account" initiative. The outer post shows a timestamp of 6:50 AM · Jul 6, 2026 and 247.1K Views.

Text in image: Katie Miller ✓ @KatieMiller At the current value of @SpaceX stock the gift from Gwynne and her husband is valued at $325 million. Gwynne Shotwell ✓ @Gwynne_Shotwell · Jul 6 My husband and I are honored and thrilled to participate in the Invest America program and gift a share of our SpaceX stock to a Trump Account for each of more than two million children across our great nation. Every American child under 18 can benefit from having a Trump ... 6:50 AM · Jul 6, 2026 · 247.1K Views

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Scan of the front page of the Ravalli Republic newspaper (Bitterroot Valley, Montana), dated Thursday, October 15, 2026. The main photo shows a large crowd of people, many in jackets and some in red, white and blue, walking across a grassy field toward the camera, with mountains and a blue sky behind them. The caption says they are attendees lining up outside Majestic Valley Arena in Kalispell ahead of a rally hosted by President Donald Trump. Other items are a top story on a judge halting a Forest Service reorganization, a sidebar on wolf protections, a story on a Stevensville student who is a National Merit semifinalist (with a photo of a young person with long hair standing in front of a school entrance labeled YELLOWJACKETS), and two small teaser photos at the top (football players, and a children's book cover).

Text in image: SERVING THE BITTERROOT VALLEY SINCE 1889 RAVALLI REPUBLIC CORVALLIS • DARBY • FLORENCE • HAMILTON • STEVENSVILLE • VICTOR Idaho Vandals to visit Missoula for second straight year. PAGE B1 Spooky reads for kids, adults as fall chill hits the air. PAGE A5 A Lee Enterprises, Incorporated Newspaper — Majority shareholder, David Hoffmann, Hoffmann Media Group Thursday, October 15, 2026 RavalliRepublic.com Judge halts Forest Service reshuffle SAM WILSON sam.wilson@missoulian.com The ongoing reshuffling of the Forest Service, along with much of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, was paused Tuesday after a federal judge in Northern California found the reorganization was "almost certainly" violating federal law by diverting funds without congressional approval. U.S. District Court Judge Vince Chhabria granted a temporary stay that bars the department and many of its agencies from closing any more offices or relocating employees, pending action by Congress. "Congress did not contemplate USDA using its appropriated funds to shut down offices or relocate employees," wrote Chhabria, with the U.S. District Court of Northern California. "To the contrary, Congress was actively working to restrict the agency's ability to do so." The USDA announced a sweeping plan in 2025 to reorganize the massive department, with an eye toward reducing its footprint in Washington, D.C., and staffing up regional hubs across the country. The USDA employs 3,100 full-time workers in Montana, according to the federal Office of Personnel Management. Of those employees, 2,700 work for the Forest Service. Forest Service officials are planning to eliminate the agency's longstanding Please see USFS, Page A2 TRUMP IN KALISPELL 'WE LOVE TRUMP' BEN ALLAN SMITH, MISSOULIAN Hundreds of attendees line up outside Majestic Valley Arena in Kalispell ahead of the rally hosted by President Donald Trump on Wednesday. Big crowd turns out for rally in GOP stronghold SEABORN LARSON, CARLY GRAF, GRIFFEN SMITH AND BEN ALLAN SMITH A star-spangled spectacle was brewing in the Flathead Valley on Wednesday afternoon as thousands descended on Majestic Valley Arena to see President Donald Trump. Trump was in Montana to campaign for GOP candidates, namely conservative radio host Aaron Flint, who is running to replace U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke as the representative in Montana's 1st Congressional District. Democrat Sam Forstag is running a tight race against Flint; polling has shown the race in a statistical tie for the last several weeks. Those in line to see the president on Wednesday came from nearby communities and from as far as California. At least eight sitting or hopeful legislators had been spotted at the rally as of 2 p.m. "I've been to over 30 of these Please see TRUMP, Page A4 Feds, wolf advocates duel over species' future SAM WILSON sam.wilson@missoulian.com When is a gray wolf "significant" enough to earn federal protections? And after a decades-long recovery returned the species to one-third of its historic range, is it time to remove the protections that brought them back? A panel of three appeals court judges visited Missoula's federal courthouse Wednesday afternoon as the bottom of those questions — along with a multitude of others — in a trio of lawsuits that could shape the future of the iconic species in the contiguous United States. In one case, the Center for Wildlife Biology, Alliance for the Wild Rockies and other environmental groups are suing to overturn the federal government's rejection of their petition to relist wolves under the Endangered Species Act across the entire Lower 48 states. The lawsuit previously played out in the same courtroom in Missoula's Russell Smith Federal Courthouse, where District Judge Donald Molloy last year ruled against the Fish and Wildlife Service and found the agency failed to apply the best available science in its analysis and ignored the predators' historic range. Wolves once roamed across most of the North American continent, but were nearly eliminated south of Canada Please see WOLVES, Page A3 Stevi scholar drums up success Svaren is Bitterroot's only National Merit semifinalist NICOLE GIRTEN nicole.girten@ravallirepublic.com Stevensville senior Zane Svaren's ultimate dream is to be a rock star, drumming on the biggest stages. So far, though, one of Svaren's biggest accomplishments is being the only student in the Bitterroot named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist. He will compete with about 16,000 other kids around the country next spring for 6,700 merit scholarships worth about $24 million. He said it "feels cool" to be among such an elite few. "Sometimes going to a school like Stevensville, it almost feels like maybe it's a 'big fish, little pond' thing because our school's kind of underfunded," he said. To qualify to be a semifinalist, applicants have to first score high on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Applicants also need an "outstanding academic record" and to submit an application Please see SCHOLAR, Page A5 YELLOWJACKETS Stevensville senior Zane Svaren is the Bitterroot's only Merit Scholar semifinalist in the 2027 cohort. He will go on to compete for one of more than 6,000 scholarships totaling more than $24 million. NICOLE.GIRTEN@RAVALLIREPUBLIC.COM GET THE FULL BENEFITS OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION! Activate your digital account to get updated stories, videos, and hundreds of additional puzzles and comics. Visit ravallirepublic.com/activate and download our app for the E-edition and breaking news on the go! Weather Mostly sunny, nice High: 59 Low: 29 Forecast: A10 Inside Opinion A6 | Sports B1 Nation/World A7 | Classified B8 Weather A10 $2.50 • TTS • Volume 137, Issue 288 • Copyright 2026 Follow us online: /RavalliRepublic /RavalliRepublic

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A news/press-style photograph of a large bronze statue depicting a Revolutionary War-era Minuteman soldier, wearing a tricorn hat and long coat, holding a musket with bayonet, standing atop a rocky base with what appears to be a fallen or draped figure/animal form behind him (possibly a cloak or additional figure), mounted on a round stone pedestal. The statue is installed on a paved courtyard in front of a large white colonnaded building resembling the West Wing of the White House, with an American flag visible on the roofline, manicured hedges, and trees to the left under a clear blue sky.

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A screenshot of a social media post from the verified account "The White House" (@WhiteHouse), dated Feb 27, with caption "WHAT A HISTORIC NIGHT🔥". The embedded image is a promotional graphic featuring a small White House icon, a photo of Donald Trump smiling in a dark suit and red tie standing in front of an American flag backdrop (apparently at a State of the Union address, given the setting resembling a congressional chamber), overlaid with large white text reading "53M" and below it "Total State of the Union Views Across All Platforms." The post shows engagement metrics: 4.6K replies, 10K reposts, 74K likes, and 1.1M views, along with bookmark and share icons.

Text in image: The White House @WhiteHouse · Feb 27 WHAT A HISTORIC NIGHT🔥 53M Total State of the Union Views Across All Platforms 4.6K 10K 74K 1.1M

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-I could say to people who view that luxury jet as a personal gift to you. Why not leave it behind? -You're ABC fake news, right? -Why not? -It's only -- only ABC. Well, a few of you would. Let me tell you. You should be embarrassed to ask in that question. They're giving us a free jet. I could say, "No, no, no. Don't give us -- I want to pay you a billion or 400 million or whatever it is." Or I could say, "Thank you very much." You know? There was an old golfer named Sam Snead. Did you ever hear him? He won 82 tournaments. He was a great golfer. And he had a motto -- "When they give you a putt, you say, 'Thank you very much.' You pick up your ball and you walk to the next hole." A lot of people are stupid. They say, "No, no. I insist on putting it." Then they putt it and they miss it. And their partner gets angry at him. You know what? Remember that -- Sam Snead. When they give you a putt, you pick it up and you walk to the next hole, and you say, "Thank you very much."

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A political campaign graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background bordered by a thin white line. It shows a close-up photo of Donald Trump (frowning, looking down at the camera) on the left, and a photo of an older man with white hair, smiling, wearing a suit and tie on the right — labeled as Bruce Blakeman. At the bottom center is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" campaign logo framed by stars.

Text in image: REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK BRUCE BLAKEMAN WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

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Screenshot of a tweet/X post from a verified account "Michael Savage" (@ASavageNation), showing a profile picture of a man in a cap and plaid shirt making a thumbs-up gesture in front of an American flag. The post is a numbered list of hypothetical negative consequences framed as things that "would have happened" had Kamala Harris won the election, inviting replies to add more items. Timestamp and view count are shown at the bottom.

Text in image: Michael Savage ✓ @ASavageNation If Kamala had won, here's what would have happened. (Add to list) 1. Millions more illegals over the border 2. Billions more in health and welfare fraud 3. Criminals released 4. Speech controls 5. Gun restrictions 6. More trans propaganda in our schools 7. Higher taxes on everything 8. More DEI hires 9. Military recruitment would have plunger even lower 10. Police defunded What else? 11:50 AM · Feb 9, 2026 · 371.8K Views

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The Trump administration in one year has grown personal incomes more than Biden. In four years, real median household income hit more than $80,000 last year. That's the highest level on record. This is a boom. Not air Americans richer than ever before. The poverty rate has plunged to the lowest level in American history. To just over 10 percent. That is a historic load. It hasn't been lower ever in our history.

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