Good Morning—

Elon Musk just got roasted by gamers and a House Democrat who called him “the most unlikeable person in this country” (hard to argue). Trump is somehow juggling insider trading allegations and a plan to buy Greenland with “persuasion.” (What could go wrong?) Meanwhile, RFK Jr. is out here solving autism with vibes and pseudoscience.

ICE is worried about "illegal ideas", the White House wants to cancel migrants' Social Security numbers, and the administration is preparing to drop a transphobic “Cass Review” so drenched in junk science it makes RFK Jr.’s autism theory look tame. (Spoiler: it’s not.)

And just when you think it can’t get weirder—Trump’s team floats the idea of skipping conservation altogether because, hey, we’ll just resurrect endangered species later like it’s Jurassic Park and not, you know, real life.

Stay informed, stay engaged. 💪

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This Day in History:

On April 11, 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated the French throne and was exiled to the island of Elba, marking the end of his rule and a major turning point in European history. In 1865, just days after the end of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his final public address, speaking about Reconstruction and the future of the Union—unaware it would be his last before his assassination. On April 11, 1921, history was made in the world of media and sports when the first live sporting event was broadcast on radio, bringing a boxing match between Johnny Dundee and Johnny Ray to listeners in Pittsburgh. In 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1968 into law, which included the landmark Fair Housing Act, just a week after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. And in 1970, NASA launched Apollo 13, a mission that faced near-disaster but ended in triumph, as the crew returned safely after an oxygen tank explosion forced a dramatic change in course.

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• House Democrat Deems Elon Musk ‘The Most Unlikeable Person in This Country’ After Billionaire Gets Mocked by Gamers
• ‘I’m Still Talking, Please’: CNN Town Hall Gets Heated After Republican Cuts Off Dem
• Trump Is Dumb. Is Wall Street Even Dumber?
• Paul Krugman: 'Trump Is Stupid, Erratic and Weak'
• “We’re About to Learn a Few Things”: Trump Faces Insider Trading Allegations After Tariff Tip-Off
• Inside Elon Musk’s Gleeful Destruction of the Government
• Inside Trump’s Plan to ‘Get’ Greenland: Persuasion, Not Invasion
• US Supreme Court Tells Trump Administration to Facilitate Return of Salvadoran Man Deported in Error
• A Siemens Exec, His Family and Their Pilot Are Dead After Helicopter Crashes Into the Hudson River
• Plane Carrying 6 Members of Congress Is Clipped at Reagan Airport

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• Pressuring Migrants to ‘Self-Deport,’ White House Moves to Cancel Social Security Numbers
• ICE Pledges to Stop Illegal ‘Ideas’ From Entering U.S. — Then Deletes the Post
• In Cabinet Meeting, Musk Seems to Drastically Lower DOGE’s Savings Goal
• Niall Ferguson: Will Trade War Become a Real War?
• RFK Jr. Says We’ll Soon Know What’s Fueling the Autism Epidemic — and His Prediction Is Absolutely Wild
• The Trump Administration Is About to Release It’s Own Anti-Trans, Junk-Science “Cass Review”
• Elon Musk’s Power Wanes as RFK Jr.-Run Agency Bucks DOGE
• Deepening Trade Fight With China Poses New Threat to U.S. Farmers
• Egg Prices Hit Record High — Days After Trump’s Claim They Were ‘Down 79%’
• Janet Yellen Hits Trump’s Tariffs With a ‘Wrecking Ball’ in Blistering Takedown
• McMahon Says Efforts to Shut Down Dept. of Education Are ‘Moving in a Very Good Direction’

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📊 Poll Time 📊

🤔 Could Trump’s economic brinkmanship with China actually lead to a real war?

🔹 Yes — economic warfare can increase the risk of military confrontation.
🔹 Possibly — without diplomacy, things could escalate quickly.
🔹 Unlikely — both nations have too much to lose in a real war.
🔹 No — this is about economics and posturing, not actual conflict.

Vote & Discuss

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• Trump Moves to Legally Enforce 2020 Election Denialism
• NOAA Fires Hundreds of Climate Workers After Court Clears Way for Dismissals
• Sanctuary States, Cities React to Trump's Federal Funding Threat
• Kamala Harris’s Next Moves? A Big Speech, a Bigger Book, and Perhaps a Run for Office
• House Republican Blames Immigrants for Measles Outbreaks: ‘They Are Bringing These Diseases Into Our Country’
• Team Trump: Why Protect Endangered Species When We Can Just Bring Them Back Later?
• Why Are the Anti-Trump/Musk Protests So White?
• Texas’s “Life of the Mother Act” Is an Abortion Ban in Sheep’s Clothing
• US Fugitive Fatally Shoots ‘Gringo Hunters’ Officer in Mexico
• Space Force Colonel Removed After Disavowing JD Vance’s Comments About Acquiring Greenland

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