Month: March 2026
DOJ Has Taken Thousands of Epstein Files Offline
+47,000
Thousands of files relating to the Epstein case have been taken offline, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal. The Journal found that more than 47,000 files were missing from documents that had been posted to the Justice Department’s website, including documents that detailed one woman’s unverified allegations of sexual misconduct against President Donald Trump.
Majority Oppose Trump’s Handling of Iran War
54% to 41%
A majority of voters disapproves of how President Trump is handling the situation in Iran and believes the U.S. should not have taken military action against the country, 54% to 41%, according to a new NBC News poll. Republican pollster Bill McInturff: “This is a lower level of support than in most of the major military action that we’ve seen.”
Trump Still Trying to Spin Worst Decision Ever
“If we don’t stop them or if we didn’t stop them or if we didn’t start, you would have had a nuclear war and they would have taken out many countries because you know what? They’re sick people. They’re angry, they’re sick.”
— President Trump, speaking to reporters about his decision to attack Iran.
‘America First’ Folks Don’t Like War, But They Like Winners
“We understand some will reflexively oppose this, people don’t love the idea of war. But people like winners. They are drawn to it. If we do this quickly, I think it will be seen as what it is: successful.”
— A Trump adviser, quoted by NBC News, dismissing the anger of the president’s America First base over attacking Iran.
Word Salad of War
As we watch markets fall and gas prices rise, Americans want to know more.
Like, if we’re bombing hell out if Iran, how is that not a war?
Oh, Iran represented an eventual immediate threat,
And regime change seemed like a pretty good bet,
But with such obscure objectives, how will we know when Iran is done for?
Trump Gets No Poll Bump After Iran Attacks
still 44% to 53%
Morning Consult: “Trump approval (44% to 53%) and his foreign policy approval (43% to 52%) are unchanged from pre-strike baselines. The strikes have not moved his numbers immediately.” The country is split: “41% of registered voters say strikes necessary vs. 42% who prefer diplomacy.”
When Robots War
Three AI agents were brought together for a war game,
Claude, GPT and Gemini — all three programed the same.
When the battle was joined,
They forgot the anthropoids,
And escalated straight to nukes without fear of blame.
