this could stop Willam

We could see the Artemis II launch from my flight today

say hi to my baby ( pincher )

Help settle a bet: which bunny has PTSD?

He’s gone too far this time! [OP]

Cat in laundry basket

Rep. Melanie Stansbury is pushing back against the Trump administration’s plans to reshape federal spaces in Washington, D.C., warning that public landmarks are not political tools or personal projects.

Her comments come amid growing concern over efforts to alter or redevelop nationally significant buildings and spaces, with critics arguing that such moves risk erasing history and bypassing proper oversight.

The broader debate taps into questions about who controls public space in America — elected officials, private interests, or the people themselves — and whether major changes to national landmarks should require stronger legal and congressional checks.

(I'm one of them)

only in america will someone get more years in jail for a threat while people in the epstein files literally walk free.