You just know that Nikita and the DEI faqqots over at Twitter going to f&ck this up
Just like they did with the “grok recommendations”, and many other recent total failures
Twitter being run by people with no idea of wtf they’re doing
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Just like they did with the “grok recommendations”, and many other recent total failures
Twitter being run by people with no idea of wtf they’re doing
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Trump has ordered officials to focus on arresting “bad guys,” while reducing high-profile operations in major cities like Minnesota and Chicago.
Consequently, daily arrests have fallen from 1,500 to 1,200.
The change is being overseen by Tom Homan, who wants to pivot from blanket arrests to “bread-and-butter arrests” concerning “criminals.”
Susie Wiles, who is concerned that “mass deportations” carries a negative connotation with midterm voters, advised the change of policy.
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Consequently, daily arrests have fallen from 1,500 to 1,200.
The change is being overseen by Tom Homan, who wants to pivot from blanket arrests to “bread-and-butter arrests” concerning “criminals.”
Susie Wiles, who is concerned that “mass deportations” carries a negative connotation with midterm voters, advised the change of policy.
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Wall Street is becoming increasingly concerned about Big Tech CapEx:
22% of global fund managers now believe companies are deploying too much CapEx, the 2nd-highest on record.
Since 2005, the only higher reading was 33% in February 2026.
In the prior 20 years of the survey, fund managers had never been concerned about firms overinvesting.
By comparison, 70% of participants believed companies were investing too little in 2017.
Not even the 2008 Financial Crisis saw such elevated CapEx concerns, when 10% of participants said firms were spending too little.
Institutional investors are growing concerned about big tech CapEx.
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22% of global fund managers now believe companies are deploying too much CapEx, the 2nd-highest on record.
Since 2005, the only higher reading was 33% in February 2026.
In the prior 20 years of the survey, fund managers had never been concerned about firms overinvesting.
By comparison, 70% of participants believed companies were investing too little in 2017.
Not even the 2008 Financial Crisis saw such elevated CapEx concerns, when 10% of participants said firms were spending too little.
Institutional investors are growing concerned about big tech CapEx.
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BREAKING: Denmark prepared for a potential conflict with the US by planning to blow up key Greenland runways. Blood supplies were flown in from Danish banks to treat possible casualties — DR
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