Kamala Harris' new $8 million Malibu mansion is located in a neighborhood with virtually no Black residents, according to a new report.
The former vice president's new home sits in the exclusive Point Dume community, where Census data shows the population is roughly 94% White and 0.2% Black.
Harris' choice of neighborhood is drawing attention in light of her past comments about the importance of living among other Black Americans and her longtime focus on racial equity and diversity.
Do realize how rare it is to have a Republican trifecta control of the House, Senate, and White House?
It’s only happened 5 times in the last century.
1920s under Harding and Coolidge.
1955-57 under Eisenhower
2003-07 under Bush after 9/11
2017-19 under Trump 1.0
2025 - present under Trump 2.0
These windows are precious and too easily squandered (just look at how the neocons destroyed the Bush years).
We must make this one count.
Replace Thune, cancel August recess, and pass the SAVE America Act.
What a terrible human being. Killing his own culture under the guise of pathological compassion. Spanish women will pay dearly with their bodies as a result of yesterday’s Islamic invasion.
The following Republican Senators are on board with NO RECESS until the SAVE America Act is passed:
✅ Senator Mike Lee
✅ Senator Rick Scott
✅ Senator Jim Banks
✅ Senator Ashley Moody
✅ Senator Darline Graham
✅ Senator Tommy Tuberville
✅ Senator Bill Hagerty
✅ Senator Katie Britt
✅ Senator Todd Young
John Thune Says at Least 15 Republican Senators Are a Hard ‘NAY’ on Nuking the Filibuster to Pass the SAVE America Act.
They met with 20 GOP Senators. 15 said NO.
We deserve to know the 15 are and why they are betraying their voters.
Name them all.
The dog looked much bigger than he really was because years of matted fur and built-up dirt had covered his body, making every step heavy and difficult. When he was finally brought to safety, he quietly pressed himself against the wall, trembling and too frightened to even look at anyone.
Removing the thick, tangled coat was done slowly, gently, and with great care. As several kilograms of matted fur were trimmed away, his body gradually became lighter, and he could move much more comfortably.
His emotional healing came little by little as well. Through gentle voices, patient care, and a calm, steady environment, he slowly became less fearful, stopped trembling, and began to look around with quiet curiosity. Before long, one kind person became the first he trusted enough to greet with a gentle wag of his tail.
Even today, he is still a little cautious around strangers. But when the person he trusts is by his side, his little tail begins to wag happily again. Bit by bit, curiosity has replaced fear, and cheerful barks have become part of his days. His journey is a reminder that patience, kindness, and love can help a heart that has been hurt learn to trust again. ❤️
Put every blood test, diagnosis into AI.
My wife needed to take iron supplements per her doctor.
Taken them for months with no results.
I put her blood test into Grok telling them about her, when she takes the iron, etc. saying the supplements aren't doing anything.
Grok asked: "Is she drinking coffee or anything after taking it?"
Me: "Yes, right after."
Grok: "Coffee stops iron absorption up to 90%"
Her doctor didn't tell her any of this.
Tell your senators, reps, and local city council that the @Flock_Safety and @axon_enterprise freak show surveillance crap with which they’re trying to inundate the US is not welcome.
Below is the result if we don’t take a stand now.
Here’s our message from the American people:
If the Senate votes to take a 37-day vacation — without passing the SAVE America Act —
we are more than happy to give you a permanent vacation from the Senate.
Peacefully.
Illegal alien from Turkey RAPED a 6-year-old girl at a daycare.
Gokhan Bagci pretended to play a game with the girl, lured her into a bathroom, and raped her.
DHS is requesting he not be released but sanctuary California doesn’t work with ICE.
@GavinNewsom must do the right thing and hand him over to ICE!
This is Erica Pratt, the 7-year-old Philadelphia girl who escaped her own kidn*pping.
On the evening of July 22, 2002, two men grabbed Erica off the sidewalk outside her grandmother's home in Southwest Philadelphia, reportedly acting on false rumors that her family had money.
They drove her to an abandoned house 12 miles away, bound her eyes, hands, and feet with duct tape, and left her in the basement while demanding a $150,000 ransom.
Within 24 hours, Erica had gnawed through the tape on her wrists, freed herself, and broken through a basement window, screaming until two boys playing nearby heard her and helped pull her out.
Edward Johnson, 23, and James Burns, 29, were arrested within days. Johnson pleaded guilty in May 2003, and Burns was convicted of kidn*pping and related charges a month later.
Erica was named Time's Person of the Week and received the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's National Courage Award for her escape.
On a Friday night in Red Bank, New Jersey, a man in a thousand-dollar suit and his wife sit down at a small wooden table near the window.
They have driven down from Manhattan for dinner. They have heard about this place from a friend.
A few feet away, a thin man in his sixties slips off his coat.
He has been homeless for more than a year. A caseworker told him there was a restaurant where he could earn a hot meal by washing dishes afterward.
Across the room, two Rutgers University-Newark students study the menu.
They have just ten dollars between them. Like many students on their campus, they live with food insecurity.
The waiter arrives.
There are no prices.
The wealthy couple is told the suggested donation is thirty dollars, with the option to cover someone else's meal.
The homeless man is offered another choice.
Donate if he can. Volunteer if he cannot. Either way, he will eat the same dinner, and no one will ever know which path he chose.
The students hear the very same words.
Every table orders the same meal.
Spring artichoke bisque. Soul-seasoned grilled chicken over angel hair pasta. House-made dessert. Coffee.
Every plate looks identical.
The ingredients are organic. The chef trained at the Culinary Institute. The service never changes.
By the end of dinner, nobody knows who paid, who volunteered, or who arrived with almost nothing.
That is the point.
The restaurant is JBJ Soul Kitchen.
Jon Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea, opened it in October 2011 after she was inspired by a pay-what-you-can café during the financial crisis.
She believed dignity should come before charity.
So every guest would be treated exactly the same.
The idea worked.
Within months, the restaurant was full every night. It later became one of New Jersey's highest-rated restaurants while quietly helping thousands of people eat with dignity instead of shame.
The mission kept growing.
New locations opened. Affordable housing was built. Shelters, scholarships, and community partnerships followed. By March 2025, more than 200,000 meals had been served.
Jon Bon Jovi still shows up.
Sometimes he clears tables. Sometimes he talks with volunteers. Sometimes he simply sits down and eats beside everyone else.
There are no autograph lines.
Inside these walls, every person is just another guest.
The homeless man leaves with his dignity.
The couple from Manhattan leaves knowing they fed another table.
The students head home with full stomachs and the last ten dollars still in their pockets.
For one ordinary evening, they were all treated exactly the same.
That is the legacy still being served—one meal, one table, and one act of dignity at a time.
Jay Leno says a widow tried to sell him a Ferrari for $350,000, so he helped her turn it into $3,750,000 instead.
“I get enough free stuff like that, that’s right, that’s very nice. You don’t need to start screwing people over.”
“I said, ‘If I can get you close to 4 million for that car, will you bake me some cookies?’ And she said, ‘Why? It’s not worth that much.’ I go, ‘It’s worth that much.’”
“I don’t like it when I hear people tell me a story how they screwed some old guy out of a car. I hate those kind of stories. I like these kind of stories.”