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No, Billy Bob Thornton is not leaving Landman; despite his character Tommy Norris being fired from his M-Tex presidency in Season 2, he is confirmed to return for Season 3, as he's central to the show, which is named after his role and was written for him. While his job changed, his storyline continues, likely focusing on a partnership with his son Cooper.  • Confirmed Return: Thornton has stated he plans to stay on the show for years, and the series' renewal for Season 3 ensures his presence.  • Character Arc: His firing was a plot point to shift his role, not to write him out; he's expected to work with his son, Cooper, in a new venture.  • Show's Identity: Many believe the show would end without him, as he is the titular "Landman". [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]   AI responses may include mistakes. [1]  https://www.facebook.com/61556225800733/posts/billy-bob-thornton-is-not-leaving-landman-although-his-character-tommy-norris-wa/122281077194207526/ [2]  https://www.msn.com...

The post you're referring to from the account "Taking Back America" (posted about 4 hours ago as of your query) shares a dramatic headline: a **7-2 Supreme Court ruling** on mail-in ballots that supposedly marks a major shift for the **2028 election**. This refers to a real U.S. Supreme Court decision issued on **January 14, 2026**, in the case involving Illinois Republican Rep. **Mike Bost** (and others) challenging the state's law on late-arriving mail-in ballots. ### What the Ruling Actually Did The Supreme Court ruled **7-2** that candidates for federal office (like members of Congress) have **legal standing** to challenge state election laws governing how votes are counted — even if they won their election and can't prove the rule directly changed the outcome. - Illinois law allows mail-in/absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received up to about **14 days** later (during the provisional ballot counting window). - Bost argued this viol...

The list you provided matches the current **"Do Not Eat"** or strict avoidance advisories from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) for 2026, as reported in recent releases and news coverage (including from KSNT on January 13, 2026). These are locations where consumption is strongly discouraged or prohibited due to specific contaminants or other risks: - **Antioch Park Lake South** in Antioch Park, Overland Park (Johnson County) — **All fish** due to pesticides: dieldrin, heptachlor epoxide, chlordane, and dichlorophenyltrichloroethanes (DDTs). - **Arkalon Park Lakes** in Liberal (Seward County) — **Any aquatic life** (not recommended to eat any), because the lakes are sustained solely by treated municipal wastewater. - **Arkansas River** from the Lincoln Street dam in Wichita downstream to the confluence with Cowskin Creek near Belle Plaine (Sedgwick and Sumner counties) — **Bottom-feeding fish** (e.g., buf...

The post you shared from LindellTV (associated with Mike Lindell and featuring reporter Cara Castronuova) describes a recent confrontation where Castronuova questioned Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) as he exited a January 6-related hearing. She pressed him on topics like the death of Rosanne Boyland, accountability for January 6 events, his "autopen pardon," and potential future legal consequences for those involved in J6 (including himself). According to the post and similar recent shares on X, Raskin did not respond to any questions and walked away, prompting Castronuova's parting remark: "Thank you for the lies, Congressman. Keep spreading the propaganda." This aligns with recent activity: Castronuova, now White House correspondent for LindellTV and a contributor to outlets like The Gateway Pundit, has been vocal on J6 issues for years. Recent X posts (from today, January 15, 2026) share the same or similar video clips of her confronting Raskin, describing her as a...

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