Mission Hill Health Movement

08/25/2026

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08/21/2026

Karmelo Anthony Case: Racist Graffiti, Threatening Texts Surface
Source: BIN: Black Information Network

Previously undisclosed details about Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf’s backgrounds are coming to light as Anthony fights to overturn his murder convicti

08/20/2026

The federal debt topped $40 trillion Wednesday, a new high-water mark for red ink that shows no sign of receding. The news, reported by the Treasury Departme...

08/16/2026

Mission Hill, Bring your Tomatoes!

08/12/2026

No flying for me!

Alarm after Trump admin hires 2,000 gamers to fill air traffic controller jobs: ‘If they f*** up, people die’
Source: The Independent

The Trump administration is facing backlash after transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced 2,000 video gamers have been hired to serve as air traffic

08/12/2026

LA Lakers sell for a record $12.5 billion to ex-Disney CEO Iger and Jared Kushner’s brother Josh
Source: CNN

In a stunning twist, former Disney CEO Bob Iger and venture capitalist Josh Kushner are buying one of the greatest trophy assets in US sports: The Los Ange

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

Well, this is a new flavor of dumb. The Trump administration just cut a German energy company a check for $1.22 billion. Not to build something. To make sure they don't.

Fifth time this year. The running total for paying companies to abandon clean power is creeping up on $4 billion in public money.

RWE had leases lined up for wind turbines off New York, California, and Louisiana, including a project near Humboldt, California. Doug Burgum's Interior Department bought them out instead. RWE says the cash is headed toward gas and LNG projects.

Let's call this what it is. Not a subsidy for wind. A bounty for killing it.

Here's the punchline. Burgum framed this as protecting Americans from "costly subsidies." Said with a straight face, apparently, while wiring over a billion taxpayer dollars to a foreign company.

None of this was illegal on RWE's end. The leases were approved, the projects permitted. Courts haven't been kind to this administration's attempts to just cancel wind farms outright, either. A federal judge in Oregon was reportedly leaning against them on this exact issue this week.

So when you can't win in court, you buy your way around it.

The bill comes due later. A German company walks away with the payout. Everyone else inherits the heat.