A 1-year-old in Mississippi was shot and killed by police after a cop opened fire on a vehicle involved in an alleged shoplifting incident at a Walmart. An adult was also critically wounded. A witness says they saw 2 women leaving the store with an infant, Kohen Kartier Wiley, and a box of diapers. Relatives deny that Wiley's mother and aunt were shoplifting, with some saying they had a digital receipt on a phone. This is a national tragedy. The officers knew about Kohen Kartier Wiley being in the car before they opened fire. Firing into a moving vehicle in a crowded parking lot over a non-violent offense is both criminally reckless and completely unjustified. RIP Kohen Kartier Wiley

The feds kidnapped 15 legal observers in Minneapolis and threw RICO charges at them. This is really really bad. pbs.org/newshour/politics/fe…

This is true. This is the official Dental Hygiene fact sheet: Electric toothbrushes: real but too expensive Flossing: real Fluorine: real Mouthwash: completely fake, total scam

#BREAKING: PM Carney calls war in Iran ‘worth it,’ says tentative deal a ‘game changer’ ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…

Canada firmly believes in establishing the conditions for lasting peace. In coordination with the UK and Australia, we will establish a new International Peace Fund for Israelis and Palestinians. The Fund will invest in programmes to reduce division, advance dialogue, strengthen the voices of moderates and marginalize the extremists, including Hamas. We call on our international partners to support this initiative and invest in the long-term foundations for peace.

Kroger is bringing new horrors to modern life with carts with cameras, ads and gps tracking. Your data will be stolen and you will stare at screen at all times

Opinion: Ten years of MAID, and suffering averted, is cause for celebration theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…

🧙🏽‍♀️ Witchy Woo Tip: While the rest of the world romanticizes "vintage" finds, they remain entirely blind to the invisible baggage they are bringing across their thresholds. Material objects are not inert; they are energetic sponges. When you buy something antique, you aren’t just purchasing a piece of decor, you are acquiring a physical anchor to an unknown, historical timeline. An object carries the compounded layers of every room it sat in, every argument it witnessed, and every unspoken emotion that saturated its environment. This is what it means for an item to be seasoned. The Glamour Spell: Aesthetic vs. Frequency We live in a culture hypnotized by visual curation. People buy mid-century chairs or Victorian mirrors simply because they look elite. This is a dangerous form of aesthetic romanticism. When you bring an unverified, seasoned object into your home, you invite an energetic Trojan Horse into your sanctuary. That stunning antique desk might have been the epicenter of someone’s financial ruin and anxious nights. If you experience sudden creative blocks or unexplained heavy moods after a vintage shopping trip, you aren't imagining it. You are experiencing a timeline clash. Your home should be a launchpad for your future, not a museum for someone else's unresolved past. If you still choose to bring seasoned objects into your field, you cannot afford to be passive. It takes more than a casual wave of a sage stick to clear decades of embedded frequency; it requires a strict energetic eviction. • The Diagnostic Audit: Before an object enters your home, read its signature. Touch it with intention. Do you feel an expansion in your chest, or a subtle, tight restriction? If it feels heavy, leave it. Never let aesthetic override intuition. • The Command: Once home, explicitly strip the object of its old assignment. Mentally state that its past timeline is officially closed, its old loyalties are dissolved, and it now answers exclusively to your authority. • The Reprogramming: Dedicate the object to a new purpose. Let it know exactly what frequency it is now required to hold in your sanctuary, whether that is power, clarity, or absolute stillness. Stop treating your environment like an accidental collection of pretty things. If you do not actively command the frequency of your space, the history of your objects will command you.