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  • Return to Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie Novels in a New Series Adaptation for Netflix


    Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books, beloved by children (and former children) of many generations, are based on her own tales of growing up in the American West in the 1800s. Written during the Great Depression and first published in the 1930s, Wilder’s stories were adapted into the hit TV series Little House on the Prairie, which ran for nearly a decade in the 1970s and into the ’80s. Now a new generation will have its own version with Netflix’s reimagining of the treasured novels. 

    Rebecca Sonnenshine (The Boys, The Vampire Diaries, Archive 81), is shepherding the new series as showrunner and executive producer. And, like everyone before her who became engrossed in the adventures of the Ingalls family, Sonnenshine is a lifelong fan.

    “I fell deeply in love with these books when I was 5 years old,” said Sonnenshine. “They inspired me to become a writer and a filmmaker, and I am honored and thrilled to be adapting these stories for a new audience.”

    A transformed adaptation of Wilder’s semi-autobiographical books, the new Little House on the Prairie is part family drama, part epic survival tale, and part origin story of the American West. The series will offer a kaleidoscopic view of the struggles and triumphs of those who shaped the frontier.

    Little House on the Prairie joins Netflix’s slate of wholesome and heartwarming stories for fans to cozy up with, including Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias, My Life with the Walter Boys, and the upcoming Ransom Canyon.

    Along with Sonnenshine, executive producers of the series include Joy Gorman Wettels for Joy Coalition, Trip Friendly for Friendly Family Productions, Dana Fox, and Susanna Fogel. Friendly’s father, Ed Friendly, produced the 1974 Little House television film and later series that was broadcast from 1974 to 1983 on NBC.

    “It has been a long-held dream of mine to carry on my father’s legacy and adapt Wilder’s classic American stories for a 21st-century audience in a way that brings together fans of both the books and the original television series,” says Friendly, CEO of Friendly Family Productions.

    Since its original publication in the 1930s, the Little House book series have sold more than 73 million copies in more than 100 countries, and have been translated into at least 27 languages. Although it’s been 50 years since the 1974 show first debuted, Nielsen reports that the nostalgic series garnered 13.25 billion minutes of viewing in 2024 alone. Talk about staying power!

    Little House on the Prairie has captured the hearts and imaginations of so many fans around the world, and we’re excited to share its enduring themes of hope and optimism with a fresh take on this iconic story,” says Jinny Howe, vice president, Drama Series, Netflix. “Rebecca’s vision threads the needle with an emotional depth that will delight both new and existing fans of this beloved classic.”

    Come on home to Little House on the Prairie and keep returning to Tudum for more updates on Laura, Mary, Ma, Pa, and the whole Ingalls family.

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    Fans of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved Little House on the Prairie series have reason to rejoice as Netflix has announced a new series adaptation based on the timeless novels. The new series promises to bring the iconic stories of the Ingalls family to life in a fresh and modern way, while staying true to the spirit of Wilder’s original works.

    Set in the 1870s, the new series will follow the adventures of the Ingalls family as they settle in the small town of Walnut Grove, Minnesota. From heartwarming moments to nail-biting drama, viewers can expect to be captivated by the timeless tales of love, family, and survival in the American frontier.

    With a talented cast and crew at the helm, including acclaimed showrunner and executive producer, the new adaptation is sure to be a hit with both longtime fans of the books and new audiences alike. So grab your bonnets and join us as we return to Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie in this exciting new series on Netflix.

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  • HockeyBuzz.com – Jeremy Laura – Red Wings face Kings, Johansson steps up update


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    The Detroit Red Wings have certainly seen multiple changes since their last matchup with the Kings on November 16th. The team has gone 10-4-1 since the coaching change, but more importantly there are players who seem to have moved forward. Johansson was recently praised by coach McLellan as the player that has surprised him the most. The previously “shelved” blue liner has shown improved play in all 3 zones, the coach opined.

    With the type of in net performance Talbot put in against Tampa but a normally hot power play stymied it seems difficult to compare the group that Los Angeles will face based on the performance that fans witnessed in the last meeting. The team’s needs to play hard but disciplined to maximize the opportunity to be on the man advantage. Soderblom has been all around the net during this callup and it would be nice to see the big man get on the board.

    The team’s win against Tampa wasn’t solely based on goaltending, but the last period saw Talbot shut down multiple grade A chances. The defense (opinion) on the PK did a better job with the defender down low in terms of opposing players getting behind them. The power play seems to get good zone time even on sequences that don’t result in a goal.

    It will be interesting to see if this team can reverse their previous fortunes against the Kings. As always let me know your thoughts and what you expect to see.





    The Detroit Red Wings are gearing up to face off against the Los Angeles Kings in an exciting match-up. As the team prepares for the game, forward Marcus Johansson has been stepping up his game and making a significant impact on the ice.

    Johansson has been a key player for the Red Wings, contributing both offensively and defensively. In a recent game against the Kings, he scored a crucial goal to help secure a victory for his team.

    With his strong performance, Johansson has been gaining recognition from fans and teammates alike. His determination and skill have been instrumental in the Red Wings’ success this season.

    As the team continues to push for a playoff spot, Johansson’s contributions will be crucial in helping the Red Wings secure important wins. Stay tuned for more updates on Jeremy Laura’s coverage of the Red Wings as they face off against the Kings.

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  • National Geographic Readers: Polar Bears – Paperback By Marsh, Laura – VERY GOOD



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  • Who Was Laura Ingalls Wilder? – Paperback – VERY GOOD



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  • Laura Dern Reacts to David Lynch’s Death on What Would Have Been His 79th Birthday


    Laura Dern is mourning the loss of her longtime collaborator and friend David Lynch on what would have been his 79th birthday.

    The filmmaker died at 78, his family announced on Thursday, Jan. 16. Dern reacted to his death in a Jan. 20 Instagram tribute.

    “Happy birthday, tidbit,” the Oscar winner wrote in the caption of a photo of them together, using the “Tidbit” nickname he bestowed upon her.

    Dern added, “I will love and miss you every day for the rest of my life.”

    Dern was among many of Lynch’s frequent collaborators, a group that included Harry Dean Stanton, Naomi Watts, Justin Theroux and Isabella Rossellini. The four-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker first cast Dern in 1986 mystery thriller Blue Velvet when she was 17 years old. 

    The actor-director pair then reunited for 1990’s Wild Heart, in which Dern played a leading role opposite Nicolas Cage. That same year, she and Cage starred in Industrial Symphony No. 1, an avant-garde concert performance. She also appeared in Lynch’s experimental feature Inland Empire in 2006 and his 2017 revival of the hit series Twin Peaks.

    David Lynch and Laura Dern in 1990.

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    During an interview with Greta Gerwig on Inside the Actors Studio in 2019, Dern said it was Lynch who helped her avoid being typecast in films.

    “It was an amazing gift that a filmmaker who knows you would say,” she said at the time, per Entertainment Tonight, adding with an impression of Lynch, “‘Now I want you to play the complete opposite of what you did last time.’”

    David Lynch, Laura Dern and Mark Ruffalo in 2010.

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    In 2006, Lynch famously campaigned for Dern to earn an Oscar nomination for her work in Inland Empire. He sat with a live cow on a street corner in Los Angeles in front of a sign praising her performance for the consideration of passersby. 

    Lynch is survived by his four children. Many of the filmmaker’s collaborators spoke out about his loss on social media on Thursday. Kyle MacLachlan, who worked with him on Blue VelvetDune, Twin Peaks and more, wrote in an Instagram post, “While the world has lost a remarkable artist, I’ve lost a dear friend who imagined a future for me and allowed me to travel in worlds I could never have conceived on my own.”

    Following last year’s Lonely Planet and Palm Royale, Dern will next star in Jay Kelly, from writer-director Noah Baumbach.





    On what would have been David Lynch’s 79th birthday, Laura Dern took to social media to share her heartfelt reaction to the legendary director’s passing. The actress, who has worked closely with Lynch on projects such as “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks,” expressed her deep sadness at the loss of her dear friend and collaborator.

    In her post, Dern reminisced about the special moments she shared with Lynch on set and off, praising his unique vision and unparalleled talent. She spoke of his influence on her career and personal life, noting that he was not only a mentor but also a dear friend.

    Dern ended her post by expressing her gratitude for having had the opportunity to work with Lynch and for the lasting impact he has had on the world of cinema. She vowed to continue to honor his memory by sharing his work with future generations and keeping his legacy alive.

    Fans and colleagues alike flooded the comments section with messages of support and love for Dern and Lynch, remembering the late director’s incredible contributions to film and art. Though Lynch may no longer be with us, his spirit lives on through the work he leaves behind, forever inspiring and captivating audiences around the world.

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  • Laura Geller Aqua Elements Face Cream, 1.7 Oz 50 ml NWB



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  • The Owner of Laura Palmer’s House Is Grieving David Lynch


    The owner of Laura Palmer’s house has been comforting Twin Peaks fans for years. She has no plans of stopping.
    Photo: Courtesy Mary Reber

    In the hours since David Lynch’s death, the tributes and memories have been pouring in from his actors, his collaborators, his fans, his family, his friends. My mind went quickly to Mary Reber. Reber lives on a quiet street in Everett, Washington, in a beautiful home that also happens to be one of the most significant settings and symbols in the larger Lynch universe: Laura Palmer’s house. In 2014, while Lynch was filming Twin Peaks: The Return for several weeks at Reber’s house, he spontaneously asked her to appear in the show’s final scene as the home’s alt-universe owner, Alice Tremond, forever entrenching her into the elaborate and beloved Twin Peaks mythology.

    In the years since The Return’s conclusion, reality and the dream world have continued to blur in that deliciously Lynchian way. Reber, now a true Twin Peaks obsessive herself, generously allows vetted fans to tour her/Laura/Alice’s house, functioning as a sort of shepherd for what has become a cherished pilgrimage site for those who see themselves in the tormented Laura. Warm and empathic, Reber often ends up listening to her visitors’ stories of trauma and heartache and comforting them with a combination of wisdom from her own life and thoughtful analyses of Lynch’s work. In many ways, Reber has become inextricable from Lynch’s fandom; her home is an emotional nexus and unofficial museum, teeming with talismans and pieces of art that patrons have left for Laura and Reber over the years.

    A longtime Lynch freak myself with at least two Twin Peaks–inspired tattoos, I was lucky enough to tour the house with Reber a few years ago, an experience so profound and strange and wonderful that I still have trouble describing it. Part of what made the whole thing so special was my long conversation with Reber, which, as most exchanges about Lynch’s work do, fluidly moved between the personal and the Peaks. She and I have kept in touch since, which isn’t entirely unusual for her; she can’t help but connect deeply with her visitors. I wanted to talk to her as a way to access that connection, to plug into the Twin Peaks matrix, so I called her the day after Lynch’s death to ask, Was the house already turning into a vigil à la Bob’s Big Boy? How was the international Twin Peaks community faring, and what had she heard from them?

    Mary Reber as Alice Tremond.
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    Mary! How are you doing?
    Well, you know that I lost my son a couple of years ago. My son James is the one who said, “Mom, you gotta watch Twin Peaks!” He was really into it. Monday would be his birthday. But it’s also David Lynch’s birthday on Monday. Synchronicities like that really play a part in this show. People who come to visit, people in my life, woven throughout the show. And David talks about that a lot. It doesn’t surprise me that they have the same birthday.

    That’s really beautiful. What do you remember about the first time you met David?
    My ex and I had just bought this house in 2014. We were out running errands and came back and there was a notice at the door that said, “We want to film a movie at your house. Call the location guy.” He came out that night and said there’d be a director from Hollywood coming out later. He didn’t say what the show was, but there were simultaneous tweets from David Lynch and Mark Frost saying, “That gum you like is going to come back in style.” So I kind of figured, My house, those tweets, it’s gotta be Twin Peaks.

    Sure enough, on January 1, David Lynch shows up with his producer Sabrina Sutherland and Scott Cameron, his first AD. He was in the house for about 40 minutes. I’m not a starstruck person — I was impressed with David and his work, but I wasn’t fawning all over him. We just chatted. I was kind of disappointed: I asked, “Do you wanna see the fan?” And he goes, “No, that’s okay, I’m fine.” He’s seen the fan before! He said he’d be in touch. He came out again in April, July, and then October he started filming. They were here for about 12 days.

    And when did he ask you to be in the show?
    He was standing by the front door and writing something and quietly talking to a girl. I was trying to listen, of course, but I couldn’t hear. Then he came into the kitchen, where I was making coffee and doughnuts, and he said, “Are you an actress?” I said “no.” He said, “Have you ever acted?” I said “no.” “Would you like to do a small part in the movie?” It was the first time I was ever quiet, I think. He said, “It’s not for sure. You can be in your own home, in your own clothes.” He was already trying to make me feel comfortable because he could tell it kind of threw me. I got notice from Sabrina that I’d be getting a script, which came in September, one month before we filmed.

    Did you get a sense he was feeling you out or that he came up with the idea for Alice after meeting you?
    I don’t know if it was talking to me first, or he was writing the scene and then thought, This should be the owner of the house. I know he doesn’t do typical auditions. He has a person in his head that he wants, and what he does is he talks to you like you and I are talking right now. He hears the cadence in your voice, looks in your eyes, and asks, Do they fit the person in my head I’m thinking about? I don’t know what went through his mind. But I would love to find out, to be honest with you.

    You never asked?
    No, because I don’t think he’d answer.

    David Lynch at Mary Reber’s house.
    Photo: Courtesy Mary Reber

    It’s so interesting that we’re both talking about him in the present tense. Can you tell me about finding out about his death and what the last 24 hours or so have been like?
    I knew a couple of weeks ago that he was failing. That it was going to be soon. It was anticipatory grief. You knew he was going to go, but you didn’t know when. That was the worst. But I woke up yesterday and everything felt really empty. There was a total silence. Then all of a sudden, I saw Sabrina’s message that he had passed. From that point on, there were tons of condolences. “Big hugs. I know he meant a lot to you, Mary.” It was weird. I’m not really his personal family or anything. But everybody knew he had filmed here and that it was his last project.

    Why do you think people reached out?
    I think grief hits people and they don’t know what to do with it. So they reach out for somebody or something tangible to hang onto. I think people felt that they could do that with me. That makes me feel like I was able to help out in a real way.

    Did you feel like they wanted you to be there for them to be comforting?
    I feel like they were there for me and I was there for them. I got condolences when my son died, but this was even more so. I was kind of surprised because people really do consider anybody who has worked with David to be part of it. I’ve been doing these tours for nine years, so I’ve spoken intimately with a lot of people. Most of the time, I hear their trauma stories. It’s been an extension of that, maybe. David creates this atmosphere where his art unites. And I think people need to feel united right now. That’s one legacy that I think he’s left. Everybody goes, “Oh, it’s almost like a cult, Twin Peaks people.” It’s because it touches the core of their being.

    There is something so fascinating going on at your house. I could feel it. Laura Palmer’s house is this receptacle for her trauma. All of these horrible things happen there on the show. And you’re this wonderful person who invites people to share themselves with you. It’s become this sort of lighthouse for David’s work and Laura and you. What do you think the house means to people?
    There was one guy from Spain who came here, he’s a psychologist for LGBTQ people. He handed me a little ladybug. He goes, “I want you to keep this here.” A lot of people leave things in Laura’s room, in this little alcove. People bring their art. This man said, “I was bullied as a child. And Twin Peaks saved my life. In Spain, a person who is queer is called a ‘ladybug.’” So he asked me to keep the ladybug on my mantle, and I did. Last weekend, somebody left crystal lights in Laura’s room that depict Twin Peaks. And someone’s daughter handed me an angel ring and said, “I want you to keep this in Laura’s room so she knows that there are still angels.” A famous musician reached out to me yesterday, and I told them to come here and write a song and perform it. He wants to do a David Lynch memorial concert at the house.

    People leave parts of themselves here. Because Laura has given a face to trauma. Sheryl Lee said once to me, “We didn’t win a ton of awards for Fire Walk With Me. But so many people have come to me talking about incest and trauma. I wouldn’t trade any of that for an award.”

    Does it ever get heavy for you, all of this?
    You know, I lost my son, and he passed away here. Nothing throws you like losing a child. It’s been three years since James passed. You know you’ve healed when you can talk to other people about your pain. I have an ashtray here, it’s supposed to depict Sarah Palmer’s ashtray with all of her cigarettes. But they’re actually James’s. It’s an homage to him.

    I know a lot of people don’t really like people. [Laughs] But I really do. Have there been a few tough ones here? Absolutely. There’s always a fringe. But for the most part I’ve really enjoyed everybody who’s come here.

    Have people been by in the last 24 hours?
    There was a guy yesterday who said, “Sorry to bother you. Is it okay if I take some pictures?” I said, “Yes, absolutely.” I didn’t let him inside. I do have some people reaching out for tours. I just remember when my son passed, I wanted his clothes. His last glass that he drank out of. You want something tangible. A recording. Something you can glom onto. You feel like you’re out in the middle of nowhere: “What do I do with this grief?” You have to find a place to plant it.

    Are people leaving tangible things, like the vigil at Bob’s Big Boy, near your house?
    If anybody wants to drop wine or chocolates, I’m happy for them to do so! [Laughs] Sometimes it’s like, I can’t have all of this stuff in my house. But when it means something to somebody … It sounds trite, but I’m using this house, not as a memorial, because it’s my home, but if somebody wants to leave something here, they can. It’s so important for me to share it. Within boundaries of course.

    Well, that’s a very important note! This is your house. People can’t be bugging or harassing you.
    I can vet people and make sure they’re real Twin Peaks fans. If I have a funky feeling about somebody, I turn them away. I’ve had to learn boundaries through the years. I’m empathic and that hasn’t always served me well. But I’ve done a lot of healing.

    David and Mary.
    Photo: Courtesy Mary Reber

    What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of David?
    He treated everybody the same. We came back from makeup, Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl, and myself. They’re very seasoned, and I’m an ordinary person. And he treated us all the exact same. To me, that was a blessing, being directed by David Lynch. It was therapeutic. I was ending my 34-year-old marriage to my ex. And David was the last really super-nice man that was kind to me.

    The way that he saw and depicted women has been a major focus of a lot of the tributes.
    Yes. He doesn’t candy-coat anything. I think women really appreciate him for that. He’s laying out what it’s really like. Sometimes we need something raw: This is what it feels like. And he does this thing called a callback. When every character is done with their scene, he has a circle of all the cast and crew, and you stand in the middle. And he thanks you. He said, “Mary, thank you so much for letting us use your house. You did a great job.” And then everybody claps for you. He did it three times for Kyle: one for Dougie, one for Cooper, one for his doppelganger.

    One really cool story is that I’d mentioned to him that my daughters wanted to meet him. I thought it went in one ear and out the other. I think the filming ended at 2 a.m. one day. He was sitting on a chair in the living room. He said, “Mary, I know your daughters wanted to meet me. I’d love to meet them now.” But they’d just left! Despite all that’s going through his head, he remembered that.

    He’s such a hard worker. And not a small talker. [Laughs] I never spoke to him again after that. I have seen Kyle and talked to Sheryl. But I haven’t seen David again. If I hadn’t been so nervous about acting, I wish I would have sat and had more conversations with him. When somebody passes you always think, I should have.

    What are other synchronicities between the house and you and David and Twin Peaks?
    The first Blue Rose case was Lois Duffy; that’s my maiden name, Duffy. My character’s name was Alice; I lost my mom over 20 years ago, and her name was Alice. Things like that. David calls them “happy accidents.” You have to make room for them. That you don’t have such an intense plan that you don’t see these things happening around you.

    I’m so glad you’re the one taking care of the house. What you do for people is really lovely.
    Don’t you feel united through this show? With the fires in California, with everything happening in people’s lives, his death is still uniting people. We need each other, we need that interaction. We’re missing it greatly, I think. People say, “What are you doing? You’re letting complete strangers into your home.” I could look at it that way. Or I could look at it as, This person needs to see this place, and we need to have this communication. In this day and age, I suppose it’s a strange thing to do, but it’s also been the biggest blessing. When we overcome those fears, that’s when we really hit the big stuff.

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    In a heartbreaking turn of events, the owner of Laura Palmer’s iconic house from the TV show Twin Peaks is mourning the loss of acclaimed director David Lynch. Lynch, who created and directed the groundbreaking series, passed away on January 9th, leaving behind a legacy that has touched millions of fans around the world.

    The owner of Laura Palmer’s house, Mary Reber, spoke out about the profound impact Lynch had on her life and the significance of owning a piece of Twin Peaks history. “David Lynch was a visionary and a true artist. His work on Twin Peaks was revolutionary and continues to inspire me every day,” Reber said. “Owning Laura Palmer’s house has been a dream come true, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to preserve a piece of his legacy.”

    Reber went on to express her condolences to Lynch’s family and fans, noting that his influence will live on through his films and television shows. “David Lynch was a master storyteller and his unique vision will never be forgotten. My heart goes out to his loved ones during this difficult time,” she said.

    As fans of Twin Peaks and David Lynch continue to mourn his passing, Reber’s words serve as a reminder of the lasting impact Lynch’s work has had on all who have experienced it. The owner of Laura Palmer’s house remains a devoted fan of Lynch’s work and is committed to honoring his memory through the preservation of her beloved Twin Peaks property.

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  • Laura Loomer Issues Apology Amid H-1B Fight With Elon Musk

    Laura Loomer Issues Apology Amid H-1B Fight With Elon Musk


    Laura Loomer, an activist for President-elect Donald Trump‘s Make America Great Again (MAGA) political movement, issued an apology to entrepreneur Sriram Krishnan amid a dispute among the MAGA base over H-1B visas in which tech billionaire Elon Musk has fanned the flames.

    Newsweek reached out to Loomer via online form and Krishnan via social media direct message for comment Sunday afternoon.

    Why It Matters

    This week, an intense row erupted among Trump’s supporters over H-1B visas, a highly competitive visa program allowing American companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations.

    Loomer, who runs her own news site called Loomered, began the online fight when she criticized Trump’s appointment of Krishnan as his senior policy adviser on artificial intelligence (AI). Loomer noted Indian-born Krishnan’s previous support for eliminating some caps on green cards and making it easier for skilled foreigners to work in the United States, which Loomer claimed on X, formerly Twitter, was “in direct opposition” to the Trump agenda.

    Musk has vehemently backed the visas and his future co-leader of Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, has also voiced support for bringing skilled foreign workers into the U.S.

    What To Know

    Early Sunday morning, Loomer posted to X: “I deeply apologize for accidentally doxxing Sriram @sriramk by sharing public FEC records with his personal info. It was an honest mistake, and I take full responsibility. I’ve removed the post and I promise that I will be more careful in the future when I post FEC records.”

    In a recent X post, Loomer claimed Krishnan donated to Vice President Kamala Harris‘ 2024 presidential campaign, according to The Times of India.

    Loomer asked Krishnan in the post, “Why did you donate to Kamala Harris’s Presidential Campaign less than one month before the 2024 Presidential election? You did even vote for Trump,” adding, “Now you want to infiltrate his admin?” the newspaper reported.

    According to FEC records, there was a Sriram Krishnan who donated over $1,000 to the Harris for President committee and $10 dollars to the ActBlue political action committee (PAC), but there is not enough identifying information to confirm that it was the same Krishnan that Trump tapped as his AI adviser.

    Before her Sunday post, Loomer wrote on X on Saturday night, “I was not trying to inflict harm on anyone, & if @sriramk felt as though I was trying to ‘doxx’ him, I sincerely apologize for that. I promise I wasn’t doxxing & I believe more speech is the answer. Not less. @elonmusk.”

    The last part of her post was an apparent dig at Musk, who Loomer accused of “full censorship” after her premium account on the social media site was deactivated, claiming it was retaliation for her criticisms of H-1B visas.

    In a follow-up post from Saturday night, Loomer remained firm in her opinion of H-1B visas and dug more into Musk, writing, “I won’t apologize for my views on immigration but I wanted to make it very clear that as a journalist I was posting publicly available FEC records. Not doxxing. I know @elonmusk doesn’t care because he doesn’t like me, but I am telling the truth. FEC makes that clear too.”

    Meanwhile, on Thursday night, Musk wrote on X, “Just a reminder that the algorithm is trying to maximize unregretted user-seconds. If far more credible, verified subscriber accounts (not bots) mute/block your account compared to those who like your posts, your reach will decline significantly.”

    MAGA activist Laura Loomer shows her support for now-President-elect Donald Trump on October 5, 2023, in Tampa, Florida. Loomer issued an apology for entrepreneur Sriram Krishnan amid a dispute among the MAGA base over H-1B…


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    What People Are Saying

    Tech entrepreneur David Sacks on Wednesday via X: “Sriram [Krishnan] has been a U.S. citizen for a decade. He’s not ‘running America.’ He’s advising on A.I. policy. He will have no influence over U.S. immigration policy. These attacks have become crude, and not in the holiday spirit. I’m signing off now. Have a merry Christmas.”

    Musk on Friday via X: “The reason I’m in America along with so many critical people who built SpaceX, Tesla and hundreds of other companies that made America strong is because of H1B. Take a big step back and F*** YOURSELF in the face. I will go to war on this issue the likes of which you cannot possibly comprehend.”

    Ramaswamy on Thursday via X: “Our American culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence for way too long.”

    He added in a Friday post, “I’ve said it countless times in the last 2 years & will say it again: the H-1B system is badly broken & should be replaced with one that focuses on selecting the very best of the best (not a lottery), pro-competitive (no indentured service to one company), and de-bureaucratized.”

    Trump told the New York Post in a phone interview on Saturday, “I’ve always liked the [H-1B] visas, I have always been in favor of the visas. That’s why we have them.”

    He added: “I have many H-1B visas on my properties. I’ve been a believer in H-1B. I have used it many times. It’s a great program.”

    What Happens Next

    Once sworn into office on January 20, Trump could struggle to placate both those in business who believe skilled legal migration boosts the U.S. economy and those of his supporters who think it takes place at the expense of American workers.



    Controversial political commentator Laura Loomer has issued a public apology following her heated dispute with Tesla CEO Elon Musk over the H-1B visa program. Loomer, known for her outspoken views on immigration and tech industry practices, engaged in a Twitter war with Musk after he expressed support for expanding the H-1B visa program to allow more skilled foreign workers into the United States.

    In her apology statement, Loomer acknowledged that her remarks towards Musk were inappropriate and expressed regret for any offense caused. She emphasized her commitment to fostering constructive dialogue on immigration issues and pledged to approach future discussions with a more respectful and open-minded attitude.

    The clash between Loomer and Musk highlighted the ongoing debate over the H-1B visa program, which has been a contentious issue in the tech industry for years. Critics argue that the program displaces American workers and depresses wages, while proponents contend that it is necessary for attracting top talent from around the world.

    As the controversy continues to unfold, Loomer’s apology serves as a reminder of the importance of civil discourse and respectful communication in addressing complex and divisive issues. It also underscores the need for constructive dialogue and cooperation in finding solutions that benefit both American workers and the tech industry as a whole.

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