Moira is trying to move out of a home where religious transphobic people limit her ability to socialize and exist freely. #TransRights https://t.co/QXclPlICA7
A federal appeals court judge ruled that the First Amendment protects an individual’s right to privately possess images or videos of child sexual abuse created using AI — if the material does not depict a real person and remains in the home. https://t.co/NBfhi4pMOf
THE PEOPLE OF NEPAL ARE HUMANS.
THE PEOPLE OF PALESTINE ARE HUMANS.
THE PEOPLE OF SUDAN ARE HUMANS.
THE PEOPLE OF CONGO ARE HUMANS.
THE PEOPLE OF KASHMIR ARE HUMANS.
STOP REDUCING EVERYONE TO THEIR RELIGION. STOP DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE ON THEIR VALUES. BE HUMANS FOR ONCE.
Four months later, the Epstein Files still have vanished from the conversation, as if one of the biggest scandals in American and Israeli politics never happened.
If you want to honour Dolly Parton after her passing consider donating to the imagination library. It’s a really lovely program she created and championed that provides books to children ages 0-5 completely free!! https://t.co/5AFE83vRUk
I’ve seen a lot of people talking about the recent cases in Jeju, so I wanted to put together what actually happened because several different incidents are being mixed together online.
The case at the center of everything is 37-year-old Jang Mi-ran.
On May 12, Jang left the accommodation where she had been staying long-term in Hallim, Jeju, at around 10:15 PM. CCTV captured her leaving. That was the last confirmed sighting of her.
On May 15, her boyfriend reported her missing.
This is where things become extremely serious.
The police officer assigned to the case claimed that he had contacted Jang and confirmed that she was safe. He told her boyfriend that Jang did not want her location disclosed.
Based on that report, the missing-person case was closed that same night.
Except Jang had never actually spoken to the officer.
Police later found no call record showing that the officer had contacted her.
In other words, a missing-person case was closed based on a false report that the missing person had been contacted and was safe.
Jang’s boyfriend tried to report her missing again in July, but the previous record affected the process and the report was not properly accepted at first.
Her family eventually filed another report through a police station in Seoul, after which the search was resumed.
And this is another reason people are angry: by the time the case was properly investigated, some CCTV footage that could have been crucial to the investigation had already been deleted because its retention period had expired.
Jang had been missing for 104 days.
Then, on August 24, police searching near her accommodation found a body in a palm-tree farm in Hallim.
The location was reportedly only around 400 meters from where Jang had been staying.
Today, August 25, police confirmed that the body was Jang Mi-ran through forensic dental examination. Her fingerprints had deteriorated, so dental identification was used. DNA testing is also being carried out.
The condition of the body made it difficult to determine whether there were external injuries. Police said no unusual fractures were found.
Based on the position and circumstances in which the body was found, investigators currently suspect that Jang may have died by hanging.
But this is VERY important:
The cause and manner of death have NOT been conclusively established.
Police are still investigating, including forensic examination of her phone.
So at this point, it would be wrong to say that Jang was murdered.
It would also be premature to say that her death was definitely suicide.
The investigation is still ongoing.
And then another case came to light.
The SAME police officer who handled Jang’s case had apparently dealt with another missing-person report in a very similar way.
This time, the missing person was a man in his 60s.
The officer again reportedly claimed that he had contacted the missing man, that he was safe, and that he did not want his location disclosed.
The case was closed.
The man was later found dead, 51 days after he went missing.
Police are now investigating the officer for both cases and examining whether there were other cases handled in a similar manner. The officer had reportedly handled 298 missing-person cases since joining the missing-person team in March 2025, so authorities are now reviewing those cases as well.
And this is why the situation in Jeju suddenly became national news.
Between August 22 and August 24, four people who had been reported missing were found dead in Jeju.
One of them was Jang Mi-ran.
The other three were men.
A man in his 60s was found dead on August 22.
A man believed to be in his 70s was found dead at sea near Jocheon on August 23 after being reported missing the previous day.
Another missing person was found dead near a valley in Aewol on August 24.
These are separate cases, and there is currently NO evidence that all four deaths are connected or that they were caused by the same person.
There's a safety alert in Jeju Island, South Korea.
15 people are confirmed missing with 4 bodies found so far, the South Korean police is receiving a lot of backlash for their mishandling of the latest case.
Theories are pointing to a possible Serial Killer in the area.
Someone mapped out cases of missing persons on the island.
a Local claims that they're receiving a missing person alert every week.
PUT EPSTEIN BACK IN THE HEADLINES.
Not tomorrow. Not after the next war. Not after the next manufactured culture-war distraction.
Today.
Thomas Massie is saying the names on the House floor. Keep asking questions. Keep demanding the files. Keep the pressure on.
They’re counting on our attention span being shorter than their ability to stall.
Repost this. Share the clips. Amplify the conversation.
Make #EpsteinFiles impossible to bury again.
#EpsteinFiles #Epstein #ReleaseTheFiles #GovernmentTransparency #Accountability
apparently a lot of bts fans are reporting the pixel project for removing rm from their list. the organisation has helped a lot of victims globally with domestic violence for almost 20 years and the organisation mainly runs on social media and online platforms….. y’all need to stop thinking about kpop for once and realise the potential harm this is causing
🚨 San Jose police shot college football player K’aun Green 4 times then the officer sent racist texts calling him the N-word and saying “I hate black people.”
This is the bodycam/surveillance footage from the night Green was shot at La Victoria Taqueria in March 2022.
Green had just disarmed a gunman during a brawl. He was holding the weapon pointed up when Officer Mark McNamara shot him multiple times. Police later admitted Green had nothing to do with any homicide.
McNamara was later exposed in a racist texting scandal. While the case was ongoing, he sent messages referring to Green as “this N-Word,” calling his lawyer a “nigs lawyer,”.
San Jose City Council approved an $8 million settlement the third-largest police payout in city history. No apology. No real accountability.
Another young Black man shot by police. Another officer with racist messages about the victim in his phone.
How many more families have to fight for years while officers hide behind badges and send messages like this?
THIS HAS TO STOP!!!!!!!!!!
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT EPSTEIN
DO NOT BE DISTRACTED.
Dozens of more people have been killed after Israel intensified its attacks on Lebanon and launched overnight strikes on the country’s southern region.