They want you to forget. They don’t want you to see this. Keep sharing this so we can’t forget what they did to us that day.

Here’s a thought — Maybe these people don’t deserve to be handsomely rewarded?

Thank you @AmericanAir for allowing us to sleep 1 hour 45 min. before having to return to Ohare to try and get our luggage. Fingers crossed we can get it before you send it to San Francisco without us.

Did I mention @AmericanAir that we have to pay to go to the airport and back to the hotel to pick up my bag that you assured me I would have at the end of my flight? We have nothing better to do with our time anyway.

You @AmericanAir give me a $12 voucher to get something to eat. Isn’t that nice? Then I realize that everything is closed and the voucher expires before you can get me on a flight. I hope the paper tastes good.

Shame on @AmericanAir. You need to treat customers better. Our flight was cancelled due to your mechanical issues and you can’t get our luggage until six am. Your staff made me check my carry-on where I intentionally put my medication and clothing. I did everything right.

We hope the good people of #SanFrancisco will forgive us for adapting a song about their city in 1967 to address the shocking and tragic events in #Minnesota in recent weeks. This is dedicated to Renée Good and Alex Pretti, and in solidarity. Our version is called "Minnesota" ❤️

BREAKING: In a stunning report, CNN just analyzed all the ways Donald Trump and his family have profited from his Presidency. This is insane.

FREEDOM RINGS: 104-year-old World War II veteran Dominick Critelli, who fought at Normandy and in the Battle of the Bulge, wowed the crowd by performing the National Anthem on his saxophone at a New York Islanders game. Critelli, a staff sergeant who immigrated to the U.S. from Italy when he was a child, spent 151 days in combat during World War II, earning three Bronze Stars.

The Speed of Talk: Hattie stated that, in primary schools, kids talk about about 124 words per minute. Secondary students talk at a rate of approximately 140 words per minute. Teachers, however, across all grade levels, are incredibly fast talkers who speak at 174 words per minute, which is too fast for many students to comprehend. And teachers also tend to speak at 1.5 to two grades above the grade level they are teaching. (Hattie)

It was wonderful meeting you this afternoon, @zakchamp. Thank you for taking time to chat with me. I look forward to talking with you again in the near future.

The Merrifield Team enjoyed speaking with Dr. Johan Marais to learn about the wonderful work he is doing to help rhinos that have been injured by poachers. We look forward to talking with him again soon. Thanks @ReachtheWorldco for making this possible.

To summarize: Reporter: Why didn’t Trump win the Nobel Peace Prize? Nobel Chair: the award only goes to people of courage and integrity. *mic drop* 🫳🎤

🚨 NEW: Netflix secretly recorded an interview with Dr. Jane Goodall in March, set to air only after her death. In it, she says she wishes Trump and Elon Musk could be blasted into space… and closes with: “Don’t lose hope.” Now that’s a final message.

This was a year ago. Back then the Republicans and Trump said she was lying. She was full of shit, etc., etc. And all she did was point out what Trump said. And here we are. With the National Guard and marines in our street, the secretary of defense, and the president telling our highest ranking officers in the military to ignore the Geneva convention, as well as that he wants to use our own cities as training grounds for the military, jobs disappearing as well as people, and the government shut down. EVERYTHING she says in this video was and is 100% true. If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, and behaves like a duck, that motherfucker is a duck.

🚨BREAKING: The White House has placed a photo of an auto-pen instead of a portrait of former President Biden on the “Presidential Walk of Fame” This is the most immature and stupid presidential administration in history.

Students work hardest for teachers who believe in them, support them, and genuinely care. Adults are no different. That’s why it’s always relationships before rigor.