Look who showed up at the White House to congratulate Trump! This is so hilarious! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Good morning…

❤️Red Friday 🫡 to our beloved Military Working Dogs.

Atmospheric reentry speed is more than twice as fast as a bullet from an assault rifle and this is the largest flying object ever made

Morning Patriots. God bless you and your families. Have a blessed Thursday. 🙏🏻🙌🏻👊🏻

🚨🇺🇸BREAKING: TRUMP TEAM UNVEILS FULL INAUGURAL CELEBRATION SCHEDULE The multi-day celebration begins Saturday, Jan. 18, with events like the President's Reception and fireworks at Trump Sterling. Highlights include Sunday's Victory Rally and wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington, and Monday's packed Inauguration Day, featuring the swearing-in at the US Capitol, a parade, and three inaugural balls. The festivities conclude Tuesday with a National Prayer Service. Sources: @EricLDaugh

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🚨 WHO’S AFRAID OF THE TRUTH? GOVS WANT TO CONTROL YOUR INTERNET The fallout from the publication of government secrets on social media platforms has fueled a wave of proposed laws aimed at restricting online platforms’ ability to publish controversial or sensitive content. While framed as national security measures, these efforts could dramatically reshape free speech online. In the EU, lawmakers are eyeing regulations that critics say would chill investigative journalism and limit public access to truthful political information. Similar moves are being considered globally, raising alarm among free expression advocates who warn that this sets a dangerous precedent for governments to control narratives and silence dissent. At the heart of the debate is the balance between transparency and control. Can a free society remain free if governments dictate what information the public can access? Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation