I'm pretty sure he's going to win the best Halloween costume indefinitely.
I can't take the cuteness, omergerd. Chubby little cheeks and his silks.
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@japan_nobunaga 💯agree, you won’t catch me taking any of them. Worse yet I saw a commercial for a medicine that got a fast track approval and at the end it said ‘studies underway to determine the ‘benefits’ ‘ of the medication! They don’t even know if it does anything. Unreal!
@japan_nobunaga Actually it’s the government that sets this up, especially in hospitals because the insurance companies contracts read with the them read ‘Medicare + x percent’. Do you think the Canadians know how much they pay? More government involvement means more overhead, more waste ,,,
@USADocumented My neighbors around the block have a pool and I always get a big kick when I hear the family laughing and screaming, having fun together. It’s great, let them play!
ARRESTED FOR FEEDING CATS IN FLORIDA?! 😡
A heartbreaking story out of Jacksonville is sparking massive outrage online. 77-year-old Louis Abbruzze, a grieving father who walks with a cane and a broken ankle, was placed in handcuffs and hauled away by Florida Fish and Wildlife (FWC) officers.
His crime? Leaving out cat food for 7 stray cats he has loved and cared for over the last 16 years.
Louis and his wife began caring for the stray colony as a way to cope after losing their only son in 2010. They did everything responsibly—trapping them, getting them fixed, and ensuring they were vaccinated. Louis even cracked open his warehouse door every single night to give them a safe place to sleep out of the weather, calling the cats his "children."
But after a recent HOA management change, a complaint was filed claiming he was "feeding raccoons." FWC officers previously warned him, and Louis says he did exactly what they asked—pulling the food whenever a raccoon would wander by.
Instead of another citation, officers showed up on September 15th with handcuffs. Louis was treated like a dangerous criminal on his own property, all over a bowl of cat food meant for his beloved rescues.
He is currently fighting the misdemeanor charge. Let’s get the word out let this man care for his cats in peace!
Can President Trump PLEASE give the Presidential Medal of Freedom to the Amish for their amazing work rebuilding Western North Carolina?
They have literally rebuilt HUNDREDS of bridges, homes, businesses, and roads... and are STILL HERE HELPING!!!!!
No group deserves it more.
Today officially marks 2 years since Hurricane Helene hit us in Western North Carolina.
I wasn't a political person before Hurricane Helene, I was barely on X at all.
But what I saw during the months after Hurricane Helene, literally changed my entire life so dramatically, it's impossible for me to ever go back.
I watched as promises were made, but weren't kept.
I watched as the media ignored us, even though we were screaming for help.
I watched neighbors living out of tents for months.
I helped deliver RVs to families with small kids living out of sheds in their backyard in 21 degree weather.
I heard horror story after horror story of people abandoned by a government they trusted to help them.
I got calls from frantic families being kicked out of hotels by FEMA into the cold.
I had to tell my kids, "I'm sorry, but I don't know when things are going to look normal again..."
I heard from so many people, "I think they forgot about us..."
That's why I dedicated so much of my life here on X to getting the word out, sharing the stories of hurt, of hope, love, and of tragedy.
In the end, we all just become the stories other people know us by, and the only thing I knew for certain, was that as long as I had had a voice...
I was going to make sure OUR STORY in Western North Carolina didn't die.
So thank you to everyone who cared enough to share the stories for MONTHS.
You never gave up on us, and it means the world to everyone here.
Never forget 💔
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Charlotte NC after a Black woman who ran a RED LIGHT, hitting a 25-year-old White man out for a run, and DROVE AWAY while he DIED ON THE STREET...
...was sentenced to ONLY 30 DAYS in jail.
Yes, you read that right... THIRTY DAYS.
His name was Lance Sotelo.
Lance grew up in Dalton, Georgia, and was a cross-country MVP in high school.
He came to Queens University of Charlotte and ran cross country and track and field for SIX YEARS.
He was the student body president.
On January 14th, Lance was doing the thing he loved most, he was out for a run in Charlotte NC
At 5:47 in the evening, police say 28-year-old Q'Laundra Hood was ran a red light and she hit him, hard.
...and then she drove away.
She left him in the road and kept going.
Lance Sotelo died right there on the streets of Charlotte.
He never even made it to a hospital.
He didn't have life insurance, his family had to start a GoFundMe just to bury their son.
Hood turned herself in and pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run and involuntary manslaughter.
And on Tuesday, a courtroom packed with Lance's family and friends watched the judge hand down the sentence.
30 days in jail. And probation.
Thirty days and $765 restitution.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!
@monaalexis@LisaRayxx Why are you dealing with this at 13? I wish you luck. As children, my 5 brothers and two sisters were all taught to clean up our rooms before we did anything from having a friend over to being able to go swimming in the summer. Respect for people & things needs to start early
Another mother who had been following the Lindsay Clancy trial has now been charged with murdering her 2-year-old.
This is what happens when a society stops imposing real consequences.
For the next 12 days, I’m going to tell the story of Benghazi.
Not just what happened during those 13 hours on September 11 and 12, 2012.
I’m going back before that night.
Back to the warnings, back to the attacks that had already happened.
Back to what was going on in Benghazi months before 4 Americans were killed.
Some of what I’m going to share is already documented in congressional investigations and government records.
Some of it comes from people who have spent years digging into what happened afterward.
And some of it I know for one simple reason.
I was there.
I was serving on the CIA’s GRS Annex Security Team in Benghazi in 2012.
I was there while the security situation was getting worse.
I was there when the U.S. compound was attacked months before September 11.
I was there while Benghazi was becoming more dangerous and the warning signs kept piling up.
And on September 11, 2012, I was there when all of it came crashing down.
This isn’t about reopening some old political argument.
It’s about telling the story in the order it actually happened and remembering the 4 Americans who never came home because of OUR failed government and policies.
Ambassador Chris Stevens
Sean Smith
Tyrone “Rone” Woods
Glen “Bub” Doherty
Tomorrow I’m starting at the beginning.
September 1.
Day 1 of 12.
12 Days of Benghazi.
#12DaysOfBenghazi #Benghazi #13Hours #NeverForget #HonorTheFallen