This is the America that I love! ❤️🇺🇸❤️
Southwest Airlines announced an honor flight with 52 veterans was approaching and everyone came over to greet them. ❤️🇺🇸 This is the way our veterans should always be treated. ❤️🇺🇸❤️
🎥: Scott Perez
Prior to his death, Eric Dane sat for an interview with the understanding that it would only be shared with the world after he passed.
In that conversation, he reflected on his battle with ALS, his struggles with addiction, and his marriage to Rebecca Gayheart: “I will never, by the time anybody sees this, have fallen in love with another woman as deeply as I fell in love with Rebecca.”
Famous Last Words is now on Netflix.
JUST IN: California man arrested for allegedly eating a severed leg that he took from a pedestrian who was struck by a train.
The incident happened in Wasco, California.
According to police, 27-year-old Resendo Tellez removed a leg from an Amtrak Station.
Tellez was seen eating the leg according to a witness and was later booked into jail for removing or mutilating human remains.
The man who was struck by the train sadly died.
The story behind the infamous "4 Children for Sale" photograph in 1948 is heartbreaking.
Lucille Chalifoux, the mother in the photo, was facing eviction from her apartment and, with no other options, made the difficult decision to sell her four children.
The photo captured the attention of the public when it was published in the local newspaper.
Offers of support and job opportunities poured in, but unfortunately, they were not enough to save the children from their challenging fate.
The youngest child, David, was adopted by Harry and Luella McDaniel, who provided him with a stable and safe home.
While his upbringing was strict, he eventually found stability and served in the military for 20 years before working as a truck driver.
However, the older siblings, RaeAnn and Milton, had a much more harrowing experience. They were sold to a couple named John and Ruth Zoeteman, who treated them as property rather than children.
They were chained up in a barn and subjected to physical and emotional abuse. RaeAnn, in particular, had a traumatic upbringing, including an incident of kidnapping, rape, and pregnancy in her teenage years.
Despite their hardships, both RaeAnn and Milton were able to reconnect as adults.
Unfortunately, their sister Lana passed away before they could reunite.
Another sibling, Sue Ellen, was in the late stages of lung disease at the time of the reunion but could express her love for her siblings through written communication.
Sue Ellen's words for the birth mother that sold them: "She needs to be in hell burning."
NEW: 12-year old Colorado student smirks after getting kicked out of class for wearing the ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ flag on his backpack, teacher falsely claims the flag is linked to slavery.
This kid knows more about history than the teacher 😂
“So they're the reason that they do not want the flag is due to its origins with slavery and slave trade. That is what was, um, that's the reasoning behind them.”
FACT CHECK: The Gadsden flag originated from the American Revolution when the U.S. fought for their independence from Great Britain.
It is now a symbol for standing up against authoritarian rule… kinda like this woman.