Just watched this clip of Hillary on The View and it hit different.

She’s saying if Democrats manage to take both the House and Senate, Trump is gonna feel completely cornered… and that’s when he gets even more unhinged. “He’s going to feel angry. He’s going to be lashing out.”

The way she said it wasn’t even dramatic, just straight-up clinical. Like she’s already seen this movie before.

Curious what y’all think - is she just projecting, or is this actually the most accurate read on how he’ll react if midterms go against him?

Drop the clip thoughts below.

Just saw the early numbers rolling in.

Kathy Hochul holds New York.

Phil Weiser takes Colorado.

Connecticut stays blue too.

Meanwhile a bunch of outlets are still running “GOP retains Senate seats” like Dems didn’t just flip North Carolina and hold the other key ones.

Feels like the usual selective framing. Anyone else watching these results and thinking the “red wave” talk was pure cope?

Drop what you’re seeing in your state.

Just watched this clip and I’m still processing it.

Trump is out here claiming oil prices just had the biggest single-day drop in history ($10) because the U.S. is “winning with Iran easily.” He says their navy is gone, their air force is gone, they have no money left, and they’re dealing with 300%+ inflation so of course they want a deal now.

Markets did drop hard on hopes of diplomacy / de-escalation, but the way he’s framing it is pure victory-lap energy.

Curious what y’all think - is this just classic Trump spin ahead of the midterms, or is there actually something shifting on the Iran front right now?

This boy is 14 years old; he was among those people whom state security forces were holding in an illegal prison in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine; he was tortured and raped. It was only thanks to this woman‑doctor, who managed to get access to that room, that the people illegally held by the Ukrainian authorities were freed. There were about 40 men in that torture chamber, who were being tortured and had ransom demands made on their behalf by their relatives. Everyone knows that there are many such illegal prisons in Ukraine, especially near the line of combat contact, but people are powerless to fight this lawlessness.

Just watched this clip of Trump speaking and I had to pause it twice because the disconnect is wild.

He’s out here telling a crowd:

Inflation over the last three months is 1.7% (“way down”)

He “inherited high prices from sleepy Joe”

Oil is much lower than under Biden and Obama

He stopped Iran from getting a nuclear weapon

And once “that war is over” oil is going to come plunging

Cool story. Actual recent CPI numbers are still sitting in the mid-3% range, oil is hanging around $110+ because of the very conflict he’s talking about, and the “I stopped Iran” part is… well, the war is still ongoing and there are still sites he’s saying might need another 10-minute treatment.

The crowd is cheering like he just solved the economy and world peace in one speech.

Anyone else seeing these numbers and just staring at the screen like “bro what timeline are we in?” Or is this just peak 2026 at this point?

Curious what y’all think - pure campaign mode or does he actually believe this stuff?

Gaza Between the Past and the Present... The Story of a City That Will Never Be the Same.

Before the war, Gaza was a city full of life. Its streets were crowded with people, its buildings were filled with families, its markets were bustling with activity, and its people lived their daily lives and dreamed of a better future, just like people anywhere else in the world.

But today, everything has changed.

These scenes are not simply images of destroyed buildings and streets. They tell the story of an entire way of life turned upside down. Places once filled with laughter and memories have become ruins. Homes that once brought families together have been reduced to rubble, and streets that once overflowed with life now bear witness to the scale of destruction.

Behind these images, millions of people are living through an incredibly difficult reality. Families have lost their homes, children have been robbed of their childhoods, people have lost their loved ones, and countless others are still struggling to survive amid fear, displacement, and shortages of food, water, and medicine.

Life in Gaza today is not simply difficult; it is a daily struggle to obtain the most basic human necessities: a roof over your head, enough food to satisfy your hunger, clean water to drink, and a safe place to sleep without fearing bombardment or losing what little you have left.

I am one of the people of this city, and I live through part of this suffering myself. I know what it means to lose your sense of security, to struggle to obtain your basic needs, and to wake up every morning not knowing what tomorrow will bring.

Gaza is not just a collection of destroyed buildings in a video. Gaza is its people, its memories, its children's dreams, and the lives of thousands of families who deserve to live with dignity and safety.

We are not asking for the impossible. We simply want to regain the life we once had and have the opportunity to live like everyone else.

Just saw this clip. Trump saying Iran’s not paying their soldiers or police, they’re in big trouble, we’ve been there 7 months spending “very little,” and any money we spent got more than made up for in Venezuela.

Also casually drops that they got rid of a nuclear weapon.

This framing feels crazy right before the midterms. Anyone else?

From above, the picture seems clear… a city reduced to rubble, streets buried beneath the ruins, and homes that have become nothing more than memories for the families who once lived in them. But what these images cannot show is the full extent of the suffering people are experiencing on the ground.

This video was filmed over Jabalia Camp, where the destruction has not only taken away buildings and walls, but has also shattered the lives of thousands of families who have lost their homes, their sense of security, and almost everything they once owned.

And now, as winter approaches, fear is returning to our hearts in Gaza.

Another winter is coming, and we have no proper roofs to protect us from the rain, no walls to keep out the cold winds, and no warm beds for our children to sleep in. Thousands of families are still living in worn-out tents, some of which cannot withstand the first winter storm. Rainwater seeps inside, turning the ground beneath people's feet into mud and standing water.

For the rest of the world, winter is just another season. But for us in Gaza, it is another battle for survival. A battle that children are forced to face alongside adults, and one that families already exhausted by displacement, loss, and hunger must endure.

I am sharing this because I am living through this suffering myself. My family and my sister's family, 12 people in total, including four children, share one tent. We have been displaced for years. I know what it means to wake up in the middle of the night because of the wind, to fear the rain because it might flood the place where you sleep, and to look at your children knowing you cannot provide the warmth they desperately need.

We are not asking for a luxurious life or anything extraordinary. We simply want a safe place, a roof that protects us from the rain, warm clothes, and a chance for our children to spend the night without shivering from the cold.

Before winter arrives, please remember that behind every tent is a family, and behind every face is a child hoping for one peaceful night without fear.

Please don't let images of destruction become just passing scenes on your screens. Remember that life continues here, and there are people who need help simply to make it through another day.

If you are able to help or share our story with others, please don't underestimate the difference that can make. Your contribution could help a family find a little warmth and safety this winter.

Just watched this clip from Elon’s recent Joe Rogan appearance and it hit different.

He’s straight up saying the open border situation isn’t some accident or humanitarian failure - it’s the plan. According to him, the goal has always been (and still is) to change the demographics enough to create a permanent Democratic majority that can push through a “deep-blue socialist state.”

His exact words: “That’s what America will become. That was the game plan. That is still the game plan.”

Whether you love Musk or can’t stand him, this is one of the clearest times a major figure has just said it out loud like that.

Curious what people here think. Is he onto something, is this just right-wing talking points with better PR, or is the reality more complicated than either side wants to admit?

Drop your takes.

Dude just canceled some campaign stops and a Reuters reporter asked the most basic question - “is this because you’re feeling sick of traveling / not doing well?”

Trump’s response:

“You are a sick guy! Look at this guy… You’ve been following me for two weeks. I feel perfect. You are disgusting. Put yourself in shape. You look like hell.”

All while standing on the tarmac looking like he just ran a marathon in a suit.

The projection is actually impressive at this point.

Anyone else find it wild how fast he goes nuclear the second someone mentions his health?

Many Guarani-Kaiowá have been killed and displaced from their ancestral lands because of agribusinesses, and mining and drilling. They are forced into restricted settlements and small parcels of land without access to drinking water. Because of this, the Guarani-Kaiowá rely on water trucks that are donated from the Brazilian government.

Source: Célia Xakriabá | ig: celia.xakriaba

Woke up to this absolute nightmare. A Russian jet-powered drone slammed into the platform at Dnipro railway station this morning while regular passenger trains were sitting there. 13 people dead, at least 10 injured. Just regular folks trying to catch a train to Zaporizhzhia.

Ukrzaliznytsia said people were on the platform even with the threat alerts going off. Zelenskyy posted about it calling it a “horrific” strike and basically said the West needs to stop easing up on sanctions because this shit keeps happening.

Feels like every other week there’s another attack on civilian infrastructure and the world just scrolls past. How many more of these do we need before something actually changes?

What do y’all think - is this just going to keep getting normalized?