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Screenshot of Daily Beast article Elaine Chao, who was Donald Trump's first Transportation Secretary, finally issued a statement about her husband, revealing that she had not even flown to his bedside when he was taken to the hospital after being found unconscious and given CPR.
Screenshot of reddit post by u/chicken-cuddle with 1.9k upvotes She didn't leave you over cheese. She left because you're stupid.
Video of a nazi taking a nap after getting his bell rung.
Knock off Buc-ee's storefront spelled "Buk-ii's" super mercado
National Library of Medicine study titled "Poor Oral Health Linked with Higher Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease"
Picture of car infotainment system with an outdoor temperature reading of 124°F (51°c)
What Is the Navy? Since 1775, America’s Navy has maintained freedom of the seas. Not only for our nation, but for our allies and strategic partners. We are the most powerful Navy in the world. We are here to preserve the peace, respond in crisis and win decisively in war. We operate around the world, from seabed to space, in cyberspace and the information environment to secure our nation. But what does that really mean? As the threats to our nation grow, we are tasked with defending our homeland. We’re here to deliver decisive combat power when necessary to win at war. It means our ships are here to keep shipping lanes open, so packages can cross the ocean without interruption. Our submarines defend the fiber-optic cables on the sea floor, so your internet connection remains strong. Naval aviators keep the skies clear and deliver critical strikes when needed. In cyberspace, our teams defend our nation’s networks, developing new strategies to win in the online battlefield. Most importantly, we train the best and brightest warfighters to serve as Sailors aboard our vessels and on bases around the world. In America’s Navy, we stand the watch for our nation.
Comic by @pizzacakecomic Left pain shows Mar-a-Lago Face woman wearing a red MAGA shirt exclaiming the left is too violent RIght pain shows a cartoon woman pointing out instances of right wing violence or pictures promoting violence. From top down: A truck tailgate with a picture of Joe Biden tied and gagged made to look like he's kidnapped in the bed of the truck; a news clip of the assassination on Melissa Hortman and the attempt on John Hoffman, a picture of the January 6 insurrection showing an effigy with a noose around it. On its torso the word "trator". A news clip of the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi. A picture of chud kyle rittenhause carrying is emotional support AR-15 during a protest. A Trump 2024 campaign yard sign featuring 2 pistols crossed with the text "Lock 'n Load". A news clip of ICU Nurse Alex Pretti, a picture of a pro-trump rally featuring protesters carrying a banner, the text states, "Trump or Death 1776 - 2024", a picture of Renée Good, a picture of trump with text from a truth social post, text reads, "A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don't want it to happen, but it probably will"
Cheeze puff with pins driven through it
Screenshot of Forbes' 30 under 30 Gokce Guven
BBC article titled "Tucker Carlson said he hates Trump 'passionately', lawsuit reveals" by James Gregory dated 8 March 2023 Fox News host Tucker Carlson said in a text message after the 2020 election that he "passionately hated" Donald Trump, according to new court filings. Mr Carlson's message to a colleague in January 2021 emerged as part of a defamation lawsuit by Dominion Voting Systems against Fox News. The electronic voting firm accuses the network of promoting baseless claims of vote-rigging in the election. Fox News denies defamation and says on-air comments were taken out of context.
What Is the Navy? Since 1775, America’s Navy has maintained freedom of the seas. Not only for our nation, but for our allies and strategic partners. We are the most powerful Navy in the world. We are here to preserve the peace, respond in crisis and win decisively in war. We operate around the world, from seabed to space, in cyberspace and the information environment to secure our nation. But what does that really mean? As the threats to our nation grow, we are tasked with defending our homeland. We’re here to deliver decisive combat power when necessary to win at war. It means our ships are here to keep shipping lanes open, so packages can cross the ocean without interruption. Our submarines defend the fiber-optic cables on the sea floor, so your internet connection remains strong. Naval aviators keep the skies clear and deliver critical strikes when needed. In cyberspace, our teams defend our nation’s networks, developing new strategies to win in the online battlefield. Most importantly, we train the best and brightest warfighters to serve as Sailors aboard our vessels and on bases around the world. In America’s Navy, we stand the watch for our nation.
Aerial photo of Paiute Golf Course north west of Las Vegas contains 54 holes and an estimated 450 acres of green irrigated area.
What Is the Navy? Since 1775, America’s Navy has maintained freedom of the seas. Not only for our nation, but for our allies and strategic partners. We are the most powerful Navy in the world. We are here to preserve the peace, respond in crisis and win decisively in war. We operate around the world, from seabed to space, in cyberspace and the information environment to secure our nation. But what does that really mean? As the threats to our nation grow, we are tasked with defending our homeland. We’re here to deliver decisive combat power when necessary to win at war. It means our ships are here to keep shipping lanes open, so packages can cross the ocean without interruption. Our submarines defend the fiber-optic cables on the sea floor, so your internet connection remains strong. Naval aviators keep the skies clear and deliver critical strikes when needed. In cyberspace, our teams defend our nation’s networks, developing new strategies to win in the online battlefield. Most importantly, we train the best and brightest warfighters to serve as Sailors aboard our vessels and on bases around the world. In America’s Navy, we stand the watch for our nation.
WHAT IS THE NAVY?
2022 CPAC Convention stage with banner above it reading, "We Are All Domestic Terrorists"
The United States has achieved such unchallenged control of Iran's skies that it is flying B-52 bombers directly over Iranian territory for the first time since the war began, Detense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters at a Pentagon briefing on Tuesday. But Iran still retains the ability to retaliate against neighboring countries with missiles and drones, he added. "They will shoot some missiles; we will shoot them down," Mr. Hegseth said alongside Gen. Dan Caine, the Joint Chiefs' chairman in the first public briefing on the war in nearly two weeks. The United States was "closer than ever before to winning," Mr. Hegseth asserted, but he did not give a time frame for the end of the war, saying that was up to President Trump and the negotiations he is pursuing with Iran. Speaking on Tuesday evening at an event focused on mail-in voting, Mr. Trump offered conflicting answers on how long the 的
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As of 2023, the church's net worth is estimated by external sources to be around $265 billion, up almost $29 billion from the year before.[7] This estimate would make the LDS Church one of the wealthiest religious institutions in the world.
Screenshot of 4 April 2026 NYT opinion pice titled, "Finish the Job: How Trump Can Still Win in Iran" by John Bolton
Picture of FBI director Kash Patel in the US Olympics men's hockey team's locker room drinking from a bottle a beer bottle and spraying it around the locker room.
Iran: Relative job security in the face of high unemployment Iran tops the index for the highest percentage of graduates (of both sexes) from tertiary education in the fields of engineering, manufacturing and construction, at 30%. The field has long been highly regarded in the country, reflecting a rich history of contributions to mathematics and the sciences. Prior to the 1979 revolution, the state supported the training of engineers abroad. Following the revolution, the focus shifted to improving domestic engineering education; this produced strong results at the undergraduate level, but it had limited success at the research level because of funding constraints and the academic isolation caused by international sanctions [19]. However, many Iranians who received higher engineering degrees outside Iran before or at the beginning of the 1979 revolution ultimately returned to the country, ensuring strong faculties at the major technical universities. The popularity of engineering as a subject reveals some hard truths about the Iranian economy, which is unable to absorb the number of students graduating from higher education, particularly in non-STEM fields [20]. Unemployment is a particular concern for female graduates, and this has led to greater interest in fields seen as more employable, such as engineering [21]. Experts have suggested that the education system needs to better prepare students to address the country’s growing industrial development or technical needs, citing the dearth of environmental engineering courses relative to other countries as an example [22].