AOC PREPPING TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT
AOC SPLITS FROM FIANCÉ OF 10 years Riley Roberts. We knew she is looking for another man to father her kids: no one waits 10 years and freezes their eggs in a serious relationship.
There's a reason Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortezisn't mentioning her fiancé Riley Roberts when she talks about freezing her eggs ... TMZ has confirmed they officially broke up two years ago.
And there it is- https://t.co/rCYQeSzAPk
Hakeem Jeffries is calling for Pete Hegseth to be fired as Secretary of War.
When the biggest nutcases in Congress start screaming for someone’s head, it’s their best possible endorsement!
That means Pete is CRUSHING it.
Keep swinging, Pete.
You’re making all the right enemies. WINNING.🇺🇸
NAUGHTY♦️NAUGHTY♦️NAUGHTY
TRAITOROUS: Not only does this Jerk
joyously send his merry band of RINOS
on a PAID VACA FOR 37 DAYS,he also
SCHEDULED 11 PRO- FORMA SESSIONS
to BLOCK THEIR OWN PRESIDENT
Every Senator who participates…
Needs a spankingly good PRIMARY
OUCH!
Where are the pissed-off Democrats? Where’s THEIR base?
Their voters want voter ID too yet it seems like conservatives are the only ones out here fighting like hell for election integrity.
We’re fighting our own party to get this done.
Democrats who believe in voter ID: GET OUT HERE AND FIGHT YOURS.
A 47-year-old woman, scheduled for a partial nephrectomy to remove a tumor from her right kidney, but the mass under his hands felt smoother, healthier than any imaging had suggested a cancerous kidney should feel. He paused mid-motion, glanced at the anesthesiologist, then back at the surgical consent taped to the wall. Right kidney. He was holding the left.
"Hold. Nobody move," he said, stepping back from the table before his hands could do anything further. He stripped off his gloves as he walked, already reaching for the wall phone before he'd fully processed what he was about to say out loud. "I need the OR director and the safety team in here immediately," he said, his voice tight, controlled in a way that didn't match what was happening inside him. "We have a laterality error. Wrong kidney is exposed. I need eyes on this now." Within minutes, the room was full, the chief of surgery, two attending physicians, a patient safety officer pulling up the imaging on every available screen to cross-check what should have been confirmed three separate times before the first incision.
They matched the scans against the consent form together, in silence, everyone in the room already knowing what the answer would be before it was said out loud. Nobody spoke first. They just looked at each other, the surgeon, the safety officer, the resident who'd assisted with prep, each running back through the checklist trying to find the exact moment it failed. "I think about that pause before I even said anything," he told the review board weeks later, the case now folded into a rewritten protocol for surgical site verification. "My hands knew something my checklist should have caught first. That's not a system working. That's luck."
🚨THE SENATE Walked Out on America.
PRESIDENT TRUMP CAN CALL THEM BACK.
President Trump has constitutional authority under Article II, Section 3 to convene the Senate on extraordinary occasions.
Keep speaking out. Make the pressure impossible to ignore.
@realDonaldTrump 🇺🇸
One pointed finger.
One white suit.
One Brooklyn kid who became a global icon overnight.
In 1977, 23-year-old John Travolta stepped onto the dance floor as Tony Manero in Saturday Night Fever and changed popular culture.
He had trained for months — three hours a night, then testing the moves in real discos. The studio originally planned close-ups and doubles.
Travolta refused. He demanded the camera show his full body so the world could see every sharp step, spin, and kick.
The result was pure electricity.
The strut down the street to “Stayin’ Alive.”
The blazing white suit under the lights.
That raised arm and pointed finger that became one of the most recognizable images in movie history.
Disco already existed.
Travolta made it mythic.
Almost 50 years later, people still try to copy those moves at weddings and parties. Most of them never even realize how hard the real dancing actually was.
One performance.
One film.
A forever cultural moment.
Did this one take you straight back?
Drop a 🕺 if you can still hear the Bee Gees when you see that pose.
(Based on production accounts and film history.)
Most people only remember him as Webster.
Then he stepped on stage with Jerry Lewis and started tapping.
Mid-1980s. MDA Labor Day Telethon.
Young Emmanuel Lewis and comedy legend Jerry Lewis traded steps in a lively tap routine that showed a completely different side of the child star.
Jerry had been tapping his whole career.
Emmanuel matched the energy with pure rhythm and charisma.
No CGI. No filters. Just two performers having fun and lighting up a live telethon stage.
Sometimes the most unexpected talents are the ones that stick with you.
Had you ever seen this side of Webster before?
Drop a 🕺 if this one made you smile.
(Based on the actual 1980s MDA Telethon performances. Real footage.)
Little kids usually mimic their parents or what they learn from classmates at school. Sometimes I'll surprise you with something so funny you've never seen before.
She rehearsed in total secret for weeks.
Then she walked onto the stage of the Royal Opera House and stunned everyone — including her husband.
December 1985. Princess Diana and dancer Wayne Sleep performed to “Uptown Girl.” The crowd went wild. Multiple curtain calls. Pure joy.
Long before the crown, Diana had dreamed of being a dancer. For four minutes that night, the dream was real.
A rare moment when the world saw the playful, fearless side of the People’s Princess.
Had you heard about this performance before?
Drop a 👑 if this one made you smile.
(Based on historical accounts of the 1985 Royal Opera House gala. The video is AI but the event is real.)
This is a really crazy situation that caused quite a stir when it happened.
A “Home Instead” franchise owner Jennifer Hannah in Illinois fired her seven month pregnant staff member Crystal because she was wearing maternity pants. After she fired her, she locked her in the office, and would not let her go because she wanted her identification card back .
Here is Jennifer on the phone with cops asking them to come because she’s afraid of her employee who she has locked in her office with her. The arrogance of this woman is off the charts. Crystal, the former employee is having a panic attack, and begging the owner to please let her out. When police arrived Crystal needed medical attention.
She finally let Crystal out when the police told her that she was not allowed to imprison anyone on the premises.
Jennifer Hannah was served a summons, and had her Home Instead franchise taken away from her by the parent company.
Home Instead issued a statement emphasizing they "do not condone behavior that is inconsistent with our values" and took the incident "very seriously"
What would you do if you had a neighbor who every time you got a food delivery like pizza they would harass the delivery guy, knock the pizza on the ground, and then block your doorway as you try to pay the delivery driver to get said Pizza ?
This trash is Quanisha Reed, she was arrested by the NYPD twice .
She was charged with assault of a police officer, criminal mischief, and harassment.
It’s amazing how much time these people have to think of ways to crap on other people .. but that’s what happens when you don’t work, and you don’t have any purpose in life.
I’m not in agreement with Mario.
Iran “waiting Trump out until 2029”? Please.
The same regime that’s been on the ropes, economy cratering, oil exports near zero and still trying to act tough while America under Trump actually hit them hard.
Calling the air campaign a failure and Trump’s threats “complete nonsense” is peak cope.
The mullahs don’t get to decide the timeline. Trump doesn’t play by their rules and he doesn’t wait around for the next administration to clean up the mess.
That’s the whole point of America First: deal with the threat now, not kick the can.
The Middle East isn’t “reorganizing without us.” …
Keep underestimating Trump if you want … History shows that never ends well for the other side.
A McDonald's brawl in NYC makes you ask why there are so many brawls in fast-food restaurants. Fights happen for many reasons, including late-night hours, alcohol use, and high customer stress colliding in tight public spaces.