U.S. District Judge Waverly Crenshaw granted Abrego Garcia’s effort to dismiss the criminal charges on the ground that the Justice Department’s prosecution was vindictive.

You know what, I’m pretty sure he was guilty of what he was accused of, but this is a fair explanation for dropping the charges.

I’d have to imagine it was an accident, most companies don’t plan to open themselves up to legal liability in this way.

This honestly should have just been something like a DBrand skin. But I guess it’s for boomers, who wouldn’t be great at putting a skin on their phone even if they knew how.

Should it be standard time instead? I’m not sure why one would be better than the other.

If you don’t trust any federal investigations, no story regarding fraud will be credible in your eyes unless prosecuted at the local level, which is unlikely.

Charges pretty recently got filed regarding Minneapolis daycare fraud, if that’s what you’re referring to.

I’d like to see more evidence than ICE’s word, but according to them, they’ve identified various forms of fraud through different uses of the OPT program.

This story? It always seemed staged/fake to me.

That’s rather impressive, considering the scope of the operation. And half of them were drones, too.

Heck, this happened in the last midterms, which is why the GOP majority is so thin rn.

Now this is unwelcome news. He’s arguably my favorite Republican right now.

This is cool! Can’t believe I hadn’t heard of this yet.

These are new, yes, but Marshall has indeed always been making headphones that look just like this.

This rule is probably designed to reign in bots and/or spammers who post excessively for engagement or the manipulate internet discourse.

If I had children, I wouldn’t advise them to live in Germany, so there!

Nope.

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/iaea-report-says-iran-had-secret-activities-with-undeclared-nuclear-material-2025-05-31/

it’s not like oil companies are famous for their dislike of war and short-term profits at great future and social expense

Most of the political moves supported by the oil industry have supported their future though. What Trump is doing now will support American oil companies’ futures as well…if they are successful. But if Trump can’t get the strait of Hormuz open, that will be a net negative for these oil companies over time, especially if America can’t (or won’t) boost domestic oil production, and can’t get oil production in Venezuela off the ground by the end of the year.

We tore it up when we found out that they weren’t abiding by it.

Go back and look up the tiff between Iran and the IAEA if you forget what kicked this whole thing off.

I had no idea that the game was so old!

You think that oil companies set their own stock numbers? Or that they’re content because revenue is high right now?

Don’t be fooled, they are not so shortsighted that they believe that high prices long term is good for business. What that would cause longterm is companies seeking alternate sources for fuel, and becoming more leery of oil as an energy source moving forward.

Who says they’re happy?