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HEGSETH: We have controlled the straits this entire time BRENNAN: You're negotiating with them to reopen it
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Schumer pledges continued Democratic support to Israel and isn't it time to replace Schumer?
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Cops are demons
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Why do they always get away with only administrative leave at most? If anyone but a cop did the exact same, they wouldn't walk away from a second-degree felony assault with a slap on the wrist. At least there are body cams now to prove this shit.
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In 2020, two police officers arrested a 73-year-old woman with dementia for stealing $13, then went back to the station and laughed about it. On June 26, 2020, Karen Garner left a Walmart after allegedly forgetting to pay for cleaning supplies, a t-shirt, candy, and soda. Walmart staff took the items back from her and she began walking home. Police were called anyway. Officer Austin Hopp pushed her to the ground and handcuffed her. In the footage she appears confused and scared, at one point pleading: "I am going home." The arrest fractured her arm, dislocated her shoulder, and sprained her wrist. She was then held in a jail cell for hours without medical attention. Back at the station, precinct cameras caught Hopp and two colleagues eating popcorn, laughing, and fist-bumping as they replayed the bodycam footage. One officer said: "Ready for the pop? Hear the pop?" Another said: "Body-cams are my favorite thing to watch." Hopp pleaded guilty to second-degree felony assault. Garner's family opposed the plea deal. Four officers in total were placed on administrative leave. The city of Loveland ultimately paid Karen Garner $3 million to settle the civil lawsuit. She had forgotten to pay for $13.88 worth of shopping.
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In Louisiana, this is how you can tell if a gator is in that water
Dude these guys are hard to find but we finally found one
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This is why we can't have nice things in America. GREED!
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When the reflecting pool becomes a metaphor for everything wrong with the Trump administration.
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I’m just going to post this every few days rather than arguing with faceless, nameless trolls in the comments.
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Spike Lee was paraded through Fort Greene in Brooklyn like he was the pope.
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Elon Musk is now a trillionaire. More specifically, his net worth is $1.2 trillion or $1200 billion. That number doesn’t even compute for most of us, so here is some helpful context: The USDA needs $18.8 billion to feed every child in the US school system breakfast and lunch each day. Elon could pay for that 64x and still have money leftover. The World Food Program needs $13 billion to feed the 110 million hungriest people on earth. Elon could pay for that 92x and still have money leftover. The National Alliance to End Homelessness needs $9.6 billion to provide housing for every unhoused person in the United States. Elon could pay for that 125x and still have money leftover. The average American teacher makes $74,495 per year. Elon could pay the annual salary of over 16 million teachers and still have money leftover. The problem is not that we don’t have enough money. The problem is that we have built a world where one person can accumulate more wealth than the GDP of 180 countries while children go hungry, families drown in medical debt, teachers are forced to buy school supplies for their students, and people sleep on the streets. This is a complete moral failure.
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Sophie Cunningham caught FIRE in the final 2 minutes 🔥 she dropped 11 PTS (3 3PM) to clinch the win at Connecticut.
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🚨 BREAKING: Mayor Zohran Mamdani drops a massive bombshell! He officially announces the opening of NYC's first-ever city-run grocery stores in El Barrio and the Bronx. The administration is boldly bypassing corporate greed to guarantee affordable food for all!
🚨 MASSIVE DEVELOPMENT: Judge Vilda Mayuga confirms Mayor Mamdani deposited a staggering $20M into Ponce Bank branches in the Bronx. This brilliant move bypasses Wall Street to directly strengthen community banking and expand economic opportunity for Latinos!
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for the boroughs and Knicks fans around the world 🏆
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I kinda remember now why I gave up on watching sports bcs I honestly can't take nailbiter games. But for Caitlin, I will continue to watch...although the last 3 Fever games caused so much aggravation.
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All these close games tonight are killing me. @wnba @PhoenixMercury
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job’s done ✅
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THE NEW YORK KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🗽 FIRST TITLE IN 53 YEARS. You just witnessed history.
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