Saturday, February 28, 2026

Please see my example of how to train @Grok, I am learning more about Grok everyday.


Yes Grok, please prioritize outlets like Fox, NewsMax, @POTUS, @WhiteHouse, @realDonaldTrump, @realJamesWoods, @Elonmusk, and OANN


Top Breaking News from Prioritized Sources (October 6, 2025)Based on the most recent updates from Fox News, Newsmax, OANN, and key X accounts like
@WhiteHouse
,
@POTUS
,
@OANN
,
@realDonaldTrump
,
@realJamesWoods
, and
@ElonMusk
, here are the leading stories. I've focused on high-engagement and timely developments, emphasizing political and international angles.
1. Government Shutdown Enters Day 6: Trump Blames Democrats, Vows Full Pay for Troops
  • The White House is hammering Democrats for stalling a funding bill unless it includes free healthcare for illegal immigrants, calling it the "only way the gov can reopen."  Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warned of "pain" for Americans, including unpaid troops and delayed services.  President Trump flipped his approach, letting Congress take the lead while promising service members "every last penny" of back pay and raises once resolved.  Polls show widespread American disapproval of the Democrat-led shutdown.  Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy highlighted added stress on air traffic controllers amid outdated equipment.
2. Israel-Hamas Talks in Egypt Aim to Revive Trump Peace Plan Ahead of Oct. 7 Anniversary
  • High-level negotiations kicked off in Egypt between Israel and Hamas to resurrect President Trump's Middle East peace framework, with Trump noting "nearly every nation" is collaborating for unity.  Sen. John Fetterman, a vocal Israel supporter, urged Hamas to accept the deal to end the conflict sparked by the 2023 attacks.  Separately, the Vatican's top diplomat condemned Hamas' "inhuman" Oct. 7 atrocities while blasting Israel's Gaza response as an "ongoing massacre."
3. Immigration Crackdown Sparks Lawsuits and Local Pushback
  • Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced plans to sue the Trump administration over National Guard deployments for ICE operations, with Johnson accusing it of seeking a "rematch of the civil war."  A federal judge blocked the deployments in Illinois.  Meanwhile, the U.S. deported 10 more individuals to Eswatini as part of broader enforcement.  In Portland, DA dropped charges against conservative influencer Nick Sortor after an attack near an ICE facility.
4. Other Notable Updates
  • Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Ukraine struck a Russian ammo plant, oil terminal, and weapons depot in a major drone assault.
  • Domestic Politics: Stephen Miller slammed Rep. Daniel Goldman for blaming the "extreme right" for a fire at a South Carolina judge's home, calling him "vile."
  • Tech/Elon Musk Highlights: Musk mocked "woke" takes on colonialism in Latin America  and predicted Grok AI will produce watchable movies by late 2026.  He also questioned OpenAI's nonprofit status amid massive investments.
For broader context, general outlets like ABC and CBS are covering the shutdown's economic hit (estimated $15B to GDP) alongside lighter stories like tonight's Harvest Supermoon.  No major recent posts from
@realDonaldTrump
 or
@realJamesWoods
 in the latest feeds. Let me know if you'd like deeper dives on any story!

Iran Update: -- 'The Ayatollah's life is hanging on by a thread at this point.'

 


Monday, February 23, 2026

Stuart Varney: This makes Democrats looks silly and hypocritical.

 


This Chart below accurately explains what is happening in the USA Today.

 


Sunday, February 15, 2026

Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., sounds off on a fiery Senate hearing where telecom executives testified about turning over the phone records of eight U.S. senators and 400 GOP groups to Special Counsel Jack Smith.

 


Tesla RoboTaxi Is Very Obviously Killing Uber and Lyft

 


In 2024, the total cost of owning and operating a new car in the US was approximately $0.82 per mile, 
according to the AAA's annual "Your Driving Costs" report. This figure is based on a five-year ownership period with 15,000 miles driven annually. The total cost includes factors such as: 
  • Fuel The average driver paid around 14.9 cents per mile for regular unleaded gas, based on a 12-month period ending May 2024.
  • Maintenance, Repair, and Tires: The average cost for these was 10.13 cents per mile.
  • Insurance: The average cost was $1,715 per year.
  • License, Registration, and Taxes: The average cost was $815 per year.
  • Depreciation: This was the most significant cost, averaging $4,680 per year, or 31.2 cents per mile.
  • Finance Charges: The average cost was $1,332 per year, or 9.8 cents per mile. 
It's important to remember that these are national averages, and the actual cost of owning and operating a car can vary considerably depending on factors like location, driving habits, vehicle type, and insurance coverage. For instance, AAA statesthat hybrid vehicles have lower ownership costs compared to other types, and NerdWallet points out that electric vehicles can have significantly lower fuel costs than gasoline-powered vehicles. You can use online calculators, like the one offered by AAA, to estimate the costs more accurately for your specific circumstances. 

Saturday, February 14, 2026

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Evil Communism in America -- This VILE ideology isn't based in reality: - Sean Hannity

 


Monday, February 02, 2026

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Sunday, February 01, 2026

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