I am having a sleepless night because I killed an annoying moth in my room and now I feel really bad about it.
No idea how come I became a war reporter.
The so-called “Supreme Court” just ruled 6-3 that public school teachers can now lead students in prayer.
In case anyone was wondering what’s happening here.
I just found out the person killed in the Laguna Woods shooting yesterday was my primary care physician, Dr. John Cheng. Absolute hero. He attacked the gunman and helped save so many in that church. I just wanted his name to be known. He will be missed.
This is my stand up from a bomb shelter in Kyiv. Sorry for mistakes. I wrote it in a week and my English level is military-intermediate. My goal is to collect donations for Ukrainian army. Here you can see a couple of jokes. Full video is on Youtube, you can find link in my bio.
My brother lived in Hawaii when this happened. His neighbor got into a bathtub with a mattress over his head, took a shot of whiskey, and texted his ex girlfriend that he still loved her in case they all died. False alarm on the nuke but they got back together! Love that story
Ukrainian police general Vyacheslav Abroskin offered to surrender himself to Russians if they allow him to enter Mariupol and evacuate children who are stuck there under the bombs. 'I will surrender to captivity at the last checkpoint at the city exit if kids are allowed to pass'
I can't get over the fact that Ted Cruz yelled at Montana airport employees "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?" and they had to call the cops on him because he was so pissed that he was missing his flight back to DC to ask Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson if babies are racist
@tomiahonen Ukrainians should leave laxative laden food supplies behind - give the Russian troops who are scavenging the shits. That would certainly reduce fighting efficiency.
Apropos of nothing, patriotic U.S. employers can help relieve the coming oil crunch for all drivers by agreeing to flexible telecommuting policies for workers who’d like to work remotely.
⚡️Zelensky: We have survived two world wars, three famines, the Holocaust, Babyn Yar, the Great Purge, the Chornobyl explosion, the occupation of Crimea, and the war in the east of our state.
"They wanted to destroy us so many times, but they couldn't," he said.