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A woman who had relied on her dog through two years of chemotherapy finished her final cancer treatment, and the very next morning he began pressing his nose against the same spot on her chest and whimpering without stopping. She assumed he was reacting to the change in routine until three days of the same behavior pushed her to call her doctor and ask them to check the area. 🥺 They found a new tumor so small it wouldn’t have appeared on any scan for another two months — by which point it would have been nearly impossible to treat. Her dog had spent two years beside her through every treatment, and the day it was over he made sure she wasn’t finished fighting just yet.

“The 9,000 who never made it home” In 2013, British artists Jamie Wardley and Andy Moss created a striking temporary artwork on the beach at Arromanches, Normandy. Known as The Fallen 9000, the project involved volunteers using stencils and rakes to etch thousands of human silhouettes into the sand, each representing a life lost during the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944. The silhouettes commemorated Allied troops, German soldiers, and civilians who died during one of the most pivotal days of World War II. What began as a small volunteer effort quickly expanded as hundreds of local residents joined in to help complete the installation. Its most powerful feature was its impermanence. Within hours, the incoming tide slowly washed the figures away. That was exactly the intention. The artwork served as a reminder of how individual lives can fade from memory, even when the events they shaped alter the course of history. On D-Day, more than 150,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy, launching the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi occupation. The operation breached Hitler’s Atlantic Wall and helped pave the way toward the end of World War II in Europe. Created for International Peace Day in 2013, The Fallen 9000 was designed to highlight the human cost of war rather than the military scale of the invasion. According to History Hit and Colossal, the installation honored all those killed during the landings—civilians, German forces, and Allied servicemen alike.

“Somewhere inside, we hear a voice. It leads us in the direction of the person we wish to become. But it is up to us whether or not to follow.” - Pat Tillman New look, same mission. Unveiled tomorrow, June 3, 12 PM EST. #Leadership #PatTillman #Military

Rest in peace Dennis Hull. He was one of the most underrated players of the 1960s and 70s. He had a cannon of a shot and was just a complete hockey player. He also was one of the funniest story tellers this side of Red Storey.

Happy World Otter Day! 😊

Camilo Doval's season began with 3 scoreless outings. Since then, he has allowed at least one earned run in 9 of 19 appearances. #Yankees

This dog is a genius, look at the technique he uses to remove that wheel. ❤️

Jakub Dobeš couldn’t help but smile as the crowd cheered for him 👏

I love that the Habs player was protecting the Sabres players head!

A face with zero regrets. 😂

John Sterling's microphone, which he used until his retirement in 2024, is on display now in the Yankees Museum located near Section 210 🎙️💙

The Yankees will pay season-long tribute to John Sterling by wearing a customized memorial patch on uniforms beginning Monday, May 18.

There will never be another John Sterling. His voice and legacy will live on forever 💙

An era of New York Yankees baseball is remembered through his voice. John Sterling’s passion and energy left a lasting mark on the game. Gone, but never forgotten ❤️ Rest in peace, John.

Since shots on goal were first officially tracked, the fewest shots on goal for a team in a playoff win entering tonight was 10. With Montreal's 9 shots on goal in a Game 7 win, a new record has been set 🔥

Nick Suzuki is the first Hab to have 70 assists in a season since the Flower in 1979/80. Let that sink in for a sec.

This is Ziggy. He couldn't contain his excitement for pool day. There's nowhere he'd rather be than here with his fish.

Carey Price when asked if there’s a goalie in the NHL that reminds him of himself: “Jacob Fowler. When I watch him play, he reminds me a lot of me when I was his age.”

This is the most satisfying news you’ll hear today ! Do you remember when a group of boys, strangers to each other, formed a human chain to save a dog from fast flowing water? Today, local authorities unveiled a “Unity Statue” at the same place to celebrate human unity.