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Acting AG Todd Blanche @DAGToddBlanche - DOJ SUPREME COURT WIN:  The Supreme Court yet again reversed the Fourth Circuit, this time with a unanimous 9-0 decision.  As the Department of Justice argued, the Fourth Circuit was wrong to try to rewrite a statute about the process for resolving government employee complaints.  This unanimous result reflects a key principle we fight for:  judges should be judges resolving the case before them, and should never try to seize Congress’s role.  This opinion sends a clear message: lower courts must accept that the law is the law, no matter the “political controversies of the day,” as the Supreme Court rightly emphasized.
https://x.com/DAGToddBlanche/status/2059345539481632852

Acting Secretary Keith Sonderling @Sonderling47 - Video: Under @POTUS’ leadership, the days of unchecked fraud and waste are over.
@USDOL is proud to support @VP and @WHFraudTF in recovering stolen funds, protecting taxpayer dollars, and holding bad actors accountable.
https://x.com/Sonderling47/status/2059353554721313148

Acting Secretary Keith Sonderling @Sonderling47 - Great to join @Bannons_WarRoom to highlight the scale of pandemic unemployment fraud and the work underway at @USDOL to protect taxpayer dollars.
The American people deserve accountability and we’re working with @WHFraudTF to recover YOUR money!
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Real America's Voice (RAV) @RealAmVoice
$135 BILLION STOLEN FROM TAXPAYERS
Acting Labor Secretary @Sonderling47 says pandemic unemployment fraud became “one of the largest taxpayer thefts in U.S. history” involving stolen Social Security numbers and foreign criminal rings.
https://x.com/Sonderling47/status/2059306108762919377

Amazing Maps @amazingmap - Bolivia once had a coastline on the Pacific Ocean.
It lost it during the War of the Pacific (1879–1884), when Chile defeated Bolivia and Peru in a conflict fought largely over the valuable mineral resources of the Atacama Desert. The result was one of the most consequential territorial changes in South American history: Bolivia became landlocked, a status it retains today.
That wasn't its only territorial loss. In the early 1900s, Bolivia ceded Acre, a rubber-rich region in the Amazon, to Brazil after a dispute driven by Brazilian settlers and the rubber boom. Later, the devastating Chaco War (1932–1935) ended with Paraguay gaining much of the disputed Gran Chaco, despite Bolivia fielding a larger army.
By the mid-20th century, Bolivia's borders had largely taken their modern form. But among all these changes, losing access to the Pacific remains the most significant. More than 140 years later, Bolivia still commemorates its lost coastline with an annual Day of the Sea.
https://x.com/amazingmap/status/2059365684338106460

Amazing Maps @amazingmap - Bolivia once had a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. Losing it transformed the country's geography, economy and history forever.
https://x.com/amazingmap/status/2059361926451462389

Amazing Maps @amazingmap - The Global Divide Between A4 and Letter Paper
https://x.com/amazingmap/status/2059231574160490913

America250 @America250 - Proud to welcome Latvia as an official partner of America's 250th. 🇺🇸🇱🇻
Today, America250 EVP Jen Condon and @Latvia_USA Ambassador Elita Kuzma signed a Memorandum of Understanding strengthening the deep historical and cultural ties between our two nations.
https://x.com/America250/status/2059392844310135191

America250 @America250 - From stealth aircraft to space satellites, the company behind America's next generation of defense and aerospace technology is now part of America's 250th. 🇺🇸
Proud to welcome @NorthropGrumman as a partner of America250.
https://x.com/America250/status/2059385630333796404

Amit Segal @AmitSegal - It can now be revealed with censorship approval:  
The IDF is carrying out ground operations in Lebanon beyond the yellow line.
https://x.com/AmitSegal/status/2059267088418554242
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