Frost: Facts matter. But the way they're framing it is also an important element.
Singh: What do find factually inaccurate about what's at the American history museum?
Frost: I’ll go ahead and acknowledge I do not spend a lot of time at the American history museum.
#InterviewWithTheVampire Renewed for Season 4 at @AMC_TV; will be retitled to ‘Queen Of The Damned’ based on Anne Rice’s 3rd Book in The Vampire Chronicles Series
This is what President Trump himself posted TODAY on Truth Social. Read the key paragraphs: Russia was trying to affect the 2020 election, “Beijing did not intend to try to affect the election.”
People are dragging her for this, but Murkowski's explanation for voting against the SAVE America Act makes total sense. She's offered several amendments & nothing has changed, because Congress is theater. The legislation sounds like a mess.
We do want voter ID though. Go ahead. Issue every citizen a free ID that's easy and free to update/replace and require bringing that to vote. Oh? That's not what you meant? You just want everyone to jump through hoops to vote? Gotcha, stfu then.
Lindsey Graham died Friday & his sister has already been sworn in. Remember when Mike Johnson refused to seat Adelita Grijalva for 50 days after she was elected? That is what we are fighting for in the midterms, a return to democracy & fairness and to remove fascist Republicans.
the fact that they used a different clip of this scene the first time they showed it happening in real time vs in eddie begins when it’s eddie remembering it.
and the only difference is that in his memory you see that he’s looking over at buck. that’s the part eddie remembers.
Social Security is "unsustainable" but a trillion-dollar defense budget is "essential." It’s funny how the money only runs out when it’s supposed to go back to the people who actually earned it.
After years of waiting, the SPCA of Anne Arundel County's longest-reigning resident has finally found his forever home.
Kylo Jace officially went home after his adopter spent the last seven months visiting him twice a week to earn his trust. Shelter staff and volunteers say they worked closely with the pair, including conducting home visits, to help make the transition a success.
According to the shelter, Kylo's adoption fee was also paid in memory of longtime supporter Jim Ehrig. Staff say there wasn't a dry eye in the house and that they're "on Cloud 9" knowing Kylo gets to spend the rest of his life loved for exactly who he is. They also thanked Kylo's new mom for taking a chance on a dog that many others may have passed over in favor of an "easier" dog.
The shelter says it hopes Kylo's story encourages others to take a chance on a shelter dog.
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Weird take.. Never thought it was intentional but the 2 quick pitches to try and catch me off guard led to me now missing games. Thanks for the compliments tho Big Foot👍🏼
My dad traveled every week for work. He would buy a novel before each trip, read it with a black felt tip pen in hand, and censor adult content and cuss words as he read. Then he would give us the books to read upon his return. I constantly had the books taken away from me in elementary school until the adult confiscating my book saw that it was edited.
By the time I finished 5th grade, I'd read hundreds of books that weren't written for children. Dean Koontz, Michael Crichton, Stephen King, Clive Cussler, and more. And that was over and above the classics.
Kids are entirely capable of handling rich worlds and complex ideas. We need to stop treating childhood like an intellectual waiting room.
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
George Orwell, 1984