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www.ca5.uscourts.gov/.../25-10534-CV0.pdf

Page 6 of Case No. 25-10534

Rather than commend the district court, however, the Supreme Court charged the district court with "inaction-not for 42 minutes but for 14 hours and 28 minutes." Id. at _ This inaction was, according to the Court, tantamount to "refusing" to rule on the injunction. Id. at_
This charge is worth exploring. To get to 14 hours and 28 minutes (rather than 42 minutes), the Court was obviously starting the clock at 12:34 a. m., rather than 12:48 p. m. (when Petitioners told the district court for the first time that they wanted a ruling before the Government could respond).
But starting the clock at 12:34 a. m. not only ignores the court's express instructions respecting the Government's right to respond. It also ignores the fact that the Court is starting the clock at — 12:34 a. m.
We seem to have forgotten that this is a district court — not a Denny's.
This is the first time I've ever heard anyone suggest that district judges have a duty to check their dockets at all hours of the night, just in case a party decides to file a motion.
If this is going to become the norm, then we should say so: District judges are hereby expected to be available 24 hours a day—and the Judicial Conference of the United States and the Administrative Office of the U. S.
Courts should secure from Congress the resources and staffing necessary to ensure 24-hour operations in every district court across the country.
If this is not to become the norm, then we should admit that this is special treatment being afforded to certain favored litigants like members of Tren de Aragua-and we should stop pretending that Lady Justice is blindfolded.

CNN accuses Trump of spreading 'debunked conspiracy theories' during Oval Office confrontation with South Africa's president - thepostmillennial.com/cnn-accuses-trump-of-spreading-debunked-conspiracy-theories-during-oval-office-confrontation-with-south-africas-president

Sunny Hostin claims US is a 'misogynistic country' because female presidential candidates keep losing - www.yahoo.com/.../...s-misogynistic-211915500.html

Female presidential candidates aren’t losing because America is misogynistic—they’re losing because voters don’t like their policies. Clinton wasn’t rejected because she’s a woman. She was rejected because she’s corrupt, condescending, and out of touch with the average American. When a strong, capable woman with integrity and patriotic values runs for office, she’ll get support from both men and women. But victimhood doesn’t win elections.
– Eva ❤️

My hometown has always been predominantly white. When the Xiden regime ruled, that changed during his reign. We experienced a mass influx of foreigners and illegal aliens. The scenery and culture was being bombarded with outsiders, and my hometown was quickly losing its charm.

Now that Trump is in office, normalcy has returned. Mexicans and Latinos are pretty much non-existent here now in such a short amount of time. I drove around west Knoxville today, paying close attention to drivers and people out in public, at I have noticed a restoration of my community.

Knoxville, and east Tennessee in general, are one of the last predominantly-white regions in the entire nation. I want to have this preserved.

https://nypost.com/2025/05/11/us-news/trump-set-to-get-flying-palace-from-qatar-for-air-force-one-report/

The Constitution stipulates that “No Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi and top White House lawyer David Warrington looked into the matter and concluded the plan is “legally permissible,” ABC News reported. They concluded that receiving the plane is above board because it is not being given to the president conditioned on an official act.

The jumbo-jet, valued at $400 million, will then potentially be transferred it to the Trump presidential library foundation as the president leaves office, sources told ABC News.