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‘Last Week Tonight’ Bids Adieu To “Deeply Weird” Eric Adams In Audit Of Scandal-Ridden Mayoralty

Last Week Tonight honored its native New York City as John Oliver conducted an audit of Eric Adams’s scandal-ridden mayoralty and welcomed recently minted mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, an introduction that led to resounding cheers from the live audience. As Oliver discussed Mamdani’s triumphant speech which he characterized as an “entirely earned victory lap” [.].

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Trump Brags About Canceling Flights and SNAP Benefits on ‘SNL’: ‘How Will I Afford My Thanksgiving Turkey? Your Family’s Not Coming Because All the Planes Are Gone’

“Saturday Night Live” got straight to President Trump in its cold open for this week’s episode, with James Austin Johnson’s commander-in-chief bragging from the Oval Office about the ongoing government shutdown, which has dragged on since Oct. 1. “The Supreme Court said we could stop feeding poor people. You can clap for that. SNAP!” Trump [.].

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SNAP Grew 40% in a Few Years Under the Biden Administration

The Supreme Court (Ketanje Brown Jackson) has temporarily blocked Judge McConnell’s order to create money out of air to fund SNAP, a corrupt program that exploded under the four years of Joe Biden. SNAP UPDATE: The Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay. The Federal Government can’t just create money for food stamps when Democrats [.] The post SNAP Grew 40% in a Few Years Under the Biden Administration appeared first on www. independentsentinel. com.

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A New and Inspirational Business Relationship with Central Asia

The Trump administration has established a strong business relationship with Central Asia, countries rich in natural resources who need help developing them. They want to be independent and free of China and Russia. This is a mutual opportunity as the US turns to Asia, a neglected and rich area of the world. The C5+1 Welcome [.] The post A New and Inspirational Business Relationship with Central Asia appeared first on www. independentsentinel. com.

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A Tribute from Iraq to Dick Cheney

“Rest in peace,” Iraqi government spokesperson Bassem al-Awadi said in a eulogy for the former U. S. vice president shared with Newsweek. “Without delving into the intentions behind actions, the change that took place in Iraq under your leadership and that of President Bush in 2003 was profound. Despite all the events that followed, the transformations Iraq witnessed after the fall of Saddam’s regime were vast and astonishing, though many have tried to distort them to serve their own interests,” Awadi said. “The numbers are remarkable, Mr. Dick Cheney, and too many to list here.” Iraqis are even more divided on.