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[couchtaro]

The bad news: Pidge accidentally brought home a bomb with the groceries and killed both themself and Father Kilter

The good news: Kilter got better

The silly news: mew body who dis (son boy is a tabaxi now)

[the-psudo]

Welcome to the Forty-Fifth Day

There are at least 35 legal cases that have blocked the Trump administration's abuses of power, at least temporarily.

Let's talk about one. I've chosen Dellinger v. Bessent.

The Office of Special Counsel is the office that government employees call to blow the whistle on government agencies or officials doing illegal or immoral things. Hampton Dellinger was appointed to be Special Counsel (head lawyer) by Biden on March 6th, 2024. Trump ordered Dellinger fired as Special Counsel on February 7, 2025, giving no reason. On February 10, Dellinger sued Scott Bessent, Trump's Secretary of the Treasury, alleging that federal law only allows a special counsel to be fired due to "inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office." The case was heard before Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the DC District Court, who issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) requiring Dellinger to be restored to office until the case ended, and schedule the merits hearing (the real trial) for Feb 26. The Trump administration appealed to the DC Appeals Court, who upheld the TRO on Feb 15th, and then to the Supreme Court, which on Feb 21st upheld the TRO (with two of Trump's three appointees siding against him; Gorsuch was the exception). On Feb 26th, the case went back to Judge Jackson of the District Court, who extended the TRO to March 1st then, on March 1st, ruled decisively in Dellinger's favor. The firing was illegal, she declared, and therefore null and void. Dellinger remains the Special Counsel until the end of his 5-year term unless he actually does something wrong, and any recognition of someone else as an Acting Special Counsel is a violation of the law. Trump's side has filed an appeal to the Circuit Court on March 3rd.

Case Status: Trump lost; appealed.

You can read the court documents for the original case, the Circuit Court TRO appeal, or the SCOTUS TRO appeal for yourself, if you're interested.

2025-03-05

[haestuds]

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man haechan has really grown up so much, I’m truly proud of what he has accomplished, as an artist and as a person! his voice has gotten so much richer and beautiful, I literally love his voice, besides doyoung and taeils voices(jaehyun as well) !!! hyuck please continue to strive for the best, I will be supporting you on the sidelines!! (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))♡ also please give hyuck and nct 127 members lots of love this comeback!!!!

-nel （＾Ｏ＾☆♪

[professiona1l3sbiantm]

Day 45 of 100: I finished all my homework for the weekend (woop woop!). I read my book and 2 short stories for English. I also caught up on notes that I missed. For biology, I finished my vocabulary. Now I’m j chillin w some dogs watching soul eater.

[sayitaliano]

Pasqua / Easter Vocabs || 100daysoflanguages 45

Learn 15 words

la Pasqua - Easter le uova di Pasqua - Easter eggs le uova di cioccolato - chocolate eggs il coniglio pasquale - Easter bunny l’agnello - lamb la colomba - dove la Resurrezione - Resurrection la celebrazione - celebration la pace - peace il mercoledì delle ceneri - Ash Wednesday il venerdì Santo - Good Friday la Pasquetta, il lunedì di Pasqua - Easter Monday il digiuno - fast, Lent la Quaresima - Lent, Lenten il fioretto - a resolution/small sacrifice fare un fioretto - to make a resolution / (to God) = to vow

[365daysinalife]

[pjfitz]

Who knew that an old telephone pole would make for nice cheese boards!? No stain is used on these, only butcher block oil. All that patina is natural! 🖤 Soon to be available on my Etsy store! ❄️☮️🌲 . . . #patsdailypic #woodartist #woodworking #woodworker #fitzgeraldstudio #rustic #cheeseboard #cuttingboard #cheeseplate #adirondackartist #day45 #yellowpine #repurposed #cheeseplatter #woodgrain #endgrain #woodslice

[camthewizard]

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