Making new friends in 2026 is like making friends with AI. You never know who is real. Good thing i have grok verify.
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Massive reticulated python smashes through glass enclosure and escapes while handler is mid-explanation.
The keeper was crouched nearby, calmly talking about just how strong male retics can be, when the snake drove its body hard into the panel.
Reticulated pythons are among the longest and most powerful snakes on Earth.
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This is so insane
A bus stop right in front of a hospital in Los Angeles is now completely unusable because a homeless person has converted the ENTIRE bus stop into his home
This is on the intersection of Witmer and Wilshire Boulevard, the hospital name is PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital
Just imagine being someone coming out of the hospital, being injured or feeling sick and you can’t even sit down because the entire bus stop is a homeless encampment
Democrats should all be held criminally liable for what they’ve done to LA
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WOW 🚨 California resident with a large diesel truck went in to get gas, he was excited because he was expecting to finally get a cheaper price thanks to Donald Trump’s Executive Order removing the tax
He was told by the gas station Gavin Newsom is BLOCKING the relief and it’s still full price
He’s right. Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14435, “Emergency Tax Relief on Diesel Fuel”
- Penalty waiver for dyed diesel on highways
- Deferral of the federal excise tax
- Treasury is directed to explore avenues to eliminate the obligation to pay the deferred taxes later
Gavin Newsom responded by not lifting the ban on use of red diesel on public roads and has not provided the matching state tax relief
By the way ‘Red diesel’ is chemically the same as regular highway diesel; the red dye is just a marker so authorities can tell the highway taxes haven’t been paid
So Gavin Newsom is blocking it ONLY to hurt Americans before midterms and not give any financial relief
Newsom is a criminal
Again,
- The California State Department of Tax and Fee Administration says that dyed diesel remains prohibited on California public highways (They will not lift the restriction)
- They refuse to suspend the diesel excise tax
- Newsom’s deputy press secretary dismisses Trump’s federal order as “more distraction and desperation”
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I am angry tonight.
Because today ICE shot a New Yorker. They shot a New Yorker while his five year old child was in the car.
ICE makes this city less safe.
We want them out. Now.
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MAGA Voter Says She Can't Trust Indiana's Voting Machines. So Who's Been Winning There?
She's so strong, and very young ❤️
This is hilarious, but it can also be a scary thrill for a lot of people, adults and kids alike! The sky swing ride at amusement parks is something that will get your heart pounding. Most people would’ve been yelling “let me off” if the ride malfunctioned, but this girl showed she had more heart than the boys, and the looks on their faces at the end say it all.
Would you let your kids ride this?
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In Vegas they have all these costumed people for photos. Once you get your photo, they harass you for money... they want $50 per picture per person in the picture, its insane
These people didn't want to pay so the 3 "showgirls" beat the living sh*t out of them.
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🚨 1 can of Spam for $120.
Food stamps have become the new ATM for fraudsters as they partner with local businesses to commit the fraud as they trade SNAP cards like Pokémon cards on the streets.
Across America food stamp fraud is happening everywhere. It has become a billion dollar fraudulent industry as taxpayers fund the $100 billion program.
We caught a fraudster on the streets of Seattle as she attempted to buy a can of spam and sushi for $120 in a food stamp for cash exchange, it’s a billion dollar fraudulent scheme stealing from the poor and hungry. This is a must watch and is happening everywhere.
EXPOSE AND SHUT IT ALL DOWN.
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If Trump loses West Virginia, it’s really over.
“Right now, we’re broke. We don’t even have money for gas.”
“I love Donald Trump. He shouldn’t promise people things that he ain’t going to do, though, you know?”
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🚨#BREAKING: A Black female caregiver has now been ARRESTED after a daughter drove HUNDREDS of miles to check on her sick 75-year-old father... only to find the locks changed and a Ring camera on his door.
When she climbed through a window to reach her own dad, SHE got arrested for trespassing.
Then she was told, THROUGH THE DOORBELL, that he was no longer alive and that the NURSE who "took care of him" actually now OWNED HER DAD'S HOUSE.
This happened in Conway, South Carolina, and it will make your blood boil.
Her name is Nora Rowland.
His name was Robert Rowland. His friends called him Bob. He was 75, living in Conway, with Parkinson's and a brain injury. Classified by the state as a vulnerable adult.
His daughter Nora is a daddy's girl. They FaceTimed every week.
In March 2024, a caregiver named Sarah Smalls started coming to the house through Griswold Home Care.
Within WEEKS, Bob was moved into a senior living facility.
By April, Smalls had power of attorney.
On April 17th, a quitclaim deed transferred Bob's home to Smalls.
...for FIVE DOLLARS!!!!!!!!
The notary on the deed? Her SISTER.
Then, police say, she started draining his accounts.
More than $17,000 in cash withdrawals. Transfers to her Cash App.
Money kept moving even after he was NO LONGER LIVING!!!!!!!
In May, she allegedly lied on federal housing forms, swearing she had no assets, no real estate, no cash... while sitting on a FREE HOUSE!!!!!!
Nora stopped hearing from her dad.
Father's Day came and went. Silence.
So she got in the car and drove from Maryland.
New locks on the front door. A Ring camera that hadn't been there before.
She pressed the button. Smalls answered through the speaker.
"This isn't the way that I wanted to tell you, but your dad is de*d, and there's a bunch of other stuff I have to tell you too. Just wait there."
Nora climbed through the emergency window.
Her dad's house was gone.
Photos of strangers on the walls. Rooms painted highlighter orange. A whole new family moved in.
Then Smalls came home and called the police.
...on the daughter.
"They put me and my partner in handcuffs immediately," Nora said. "I just kept saying, 'I don't know what's going on; this is my dad's house. My dad is dead.'"
Conway police charged her with second-degree burglary. For entering her FATHER'S HOME!!!!!!
A neighbor told them on bodycam he'd been worried for weeks. Furniture moving out. Bob disappearing. "You could've talked him into just about anything." He said he'd even called senior services.
Nobody listened.
AND IT GETS WORSE.
It took TWO YEARS before anyone was charged.
Monday, Conway police finally arrested Smalls.
Breach of trust.
Perjury.
Exploitation of a vulnerable adult.
Tuesday, a judge set bond: $20,000, $20,000, and $5,000.
She posted it and walked out that afternoon
Her first court date is December 11th.
She's home free until then.
Nora is STILL in civil court fighting to get her father's house back.
The deed is still in the caretakers name...
...EVEN THOUGH SHE IS CHARGED WITH EXPLOITING THE VERY MAN SHE TOOK THE HOUSE FROM!!!!!!
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She was about to walk away with a couple of traffic tickets.
Then she turned the stop into a trip to jail.
A 73-year-old woman in Dawson County, Georgia, admitted she saw the deputy’s emergency lights behind her - but kept driving because she was late for a doctor’s appointment.
The deputy initially planned to write the citations and let her go.
Instead, she repeatedly got out of her vehicle despite being told to stay inside, cursed at the deputy, and eventually started walking toward the medical building like the traffic stop was over.
She was ordered to stop.
She kept walking.
That’s when the handcuffs came out.
The cited offenses were improper backing and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.
Prosecutors later declined to pursue the more serious fleeing charge.
At 7 years old, Bonnie Lohman saw her own face on a milk carton.
She had no idea she was the missing child.
Bonnie had been taken away from her biological father years earlier by her mother and stepfather, moving from place to place before eventually settling in Colorado.
Then came one ordinary trip to the grocery store.
Her stepfather pointed to a milk carton with Bonnie’s photograph on it and told her she was famous.
Bonnie couldn’t yet understand the words printed above her picture:
MISSING CHILD.
Her stepfather knew exactly what they meant.
He still bought the carton.
After the milk was gone, Bonnie cut out her photograph and tucked it inside her Barbie case like a strange little souvenir.
That tiny clipping would eventually expose everything.
Bonnie accidentally left the case at a neighbor’s house. Someone found the photograph, realized what they were looking at, and contacted authorities.
Police soon arrived.
After years of searching, Bonnie’s biological father finally got his daughter back.
But the ending wasn’t the movie reunion people might expect.
Bonnie later said she was terrified.
She didn’t recognize her father.
To her, the people authorities were taking her away from were the only family she really remembered.
One of the most haunting parts of the missing-child milk carton era is that sometimes the child staring back from the carton had no idea they were missing at all.
