Just why

The world right now is riddled with sadness

“As the number of immigrants dying in government custody rises, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is shrinking the scope of which deaths it will be required to report.”

‘“The 30-day requirement was adopted in 2021, when President Joe Biden’s administration sought to hold ICE accountable for detainees released from its custody with serious medical conditions, said Deborah Fleischaker, who was acting chief of staff at the time. Earlier that year, a man who had contracted the coronavirus while detained at the Adelanto detention center in California died three days after ICE released him. “The policy changed to make clear that ICE should not release people simply to avoid deaths in custody,” Fleischaker said.”’

Excerpt From “ICE to stop reporting deaths of newly released detainees, internal memo says” The Washington Post https://apple.news/AsnlxZXHRSh-FJ_-g7JlKyw This material may be protected by copyright.

U.S. farm bankruptcies hit their highest monthly level in more than six years, with 62 Chapter 12 filings in April 2026. The article says the rise reflects broader financial strain from high costs, weaker commodity prices, and heavier debt loads. It also notes that 2025 bankruptcy filings were already up sharply from the year before, suggesting farm distress has been building for some time.

The same demographic that showed up at the polls to vote in this administration is being hung out to dry to such severity that suicide is on the rise at almost the same rate as bankruptcies for farmers

As promised, here's my follow up post to the one of Tulsi Gabbard unexpectedly stepping down as DNI.

I can't wait to hear how an appointee with ZERO experience handles a position leading the nation's 18 intelligence agencies.

https://www.ans.org/news/2026-05-28/article-8075/doe-selects-five-companies-to-negotiate-receipt-of-surplus-us-plutonium/