Spencer Pratt, 15 May 2026

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Diaper Diplomacy, 15 May 2026

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Suing Jan Psaki & MSNOWNews

… statements would know this.

• I have had zero involvement in any merger discussions involving any public entity I do not run or control.

• I have zero business interests in China. No properties, no investments, nothing!

I joined this trip for one reason: as a loving son who adores my father and wouldn’t miss being by his side for this incredible moment. During the bilateral talks, Lara Trump and I went to the Great Wall of China.

… over the family businesses when his father reentered the White House supposedly to prevent conflicts of interest, but there he is…”🙄
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High-Value Target Responsible for Mass Global Terrorism Arrested

… to bring terrorists to justice.

Al-Saadi and his associates allegedly planned, coordinated, and claimed responsibility for at least 20 terrorist attacks across Europe and in Canada – and were believed to be targeting the United States for upcoming attacks including Jewish institutions in New York, California, and Arizona.

This was a righteous mission executed brilliantly by our agents, investigators, CIRG tactical units and interagency partners who delivered yet again.

We are greatly appreciative of the work of our allies around the world - especially to Ambassador Tom Barrack, who led this joint sequenced operation and has been instrumental in bringing this successful mission home to the United States.

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White House Bees

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US Attorney Essayli, 15 May 2026

… the 600 block of Alvarado across from MacArthur Park. Officers observed activity consistent with narcotics sales, which led to the detention of five individuals who were also employees of the businesses. During the investigation, fentanyl, prescription medication, and a large amount of U.S. currency were seized.

Five suspects were arrested on state charges, while my office determines whether to bring federal charges with @DEALOSANGELES against these suspects.

We will continue working with our law enforcement partners at LAPD and the DEA to combat narcotics sales and keep our communities safe in and around MacArthur Park.
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Crackdown on Parents Who Let Their Children Take Part in Teen Takeovers

… with fines and even jail times.

"If the evidence shows the parent knew or should have known or permitted or failed to prevent participation, we're going to charge them."

"If you drop your kid off and you fail to supervise them, or you let them skip school to join the chaos, you are going to face fines, court ordered classes, and possible jail time"
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Senators of the 12 States With More Registered Voters Than Voting-Age Citizens

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Incriminating Text Messages

… judge to order that all text messages on the cell phones of State Park employees be extracted by an independent forensic expert to recover ALL messages about "smoldering embers" these employees saw in Topanga State Park in the days before the Palisades Fire rekindled, including any deleted texts. The State can no longer be trusted to be fair, honest or truthful. A full copy of our ex parte application can be found here.

"The STATE possesses great responsibility and power to protect its citizens and be a good steward of the public park lands entrusted to its care. As citizens, Plaintiffs trust that the STATE, when wielding that power, will play fair and be honest with its counterparts and the judiciary. The STATE has proven unworthy of that trust at every point in this case. It has misrepresented and withheld evidence from both the Plaintiffs and this Court. If has flouted the Court’s discovery orders. It has done so in an obvious attempt to conceal incriminating text messages in violation of Orders 1 and 2. This is now the third time in the past five months that the Plaintiffs have caught the STATE violating the Court’s Orders. The STATE’s violations have caused prejudice to Plaintiffs."
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Dr Oz, 14 May 2026

… the loss of billions in taxpayer funds, the @POTUS administration is framing medical oversight as a matter of national and economic security
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