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People regularly misspell Edmund as Edmond when referring to the SS Edmund Fitzgerald. It’s an easy enough mistake to overlook, except it’s not when another ship, the Schooner E.Fitzgerald sank on the Great Lakes as well. November 14, 1883 the Edmond Fitzgerald sank on Lake Erie.
Barely. In fact, barely avoided a dishonorable discharge.
I served. You dumb fuck
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Jackie Singh's U.S. Army service lasted about one year before ending in a general discharge under honorable conditions for misconduct; she did not complete her initial term and has described subsequent defense contracting work in Iraq as separate from her Army service.
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Remove from office today. Drunk on power.
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
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🔥 BREAKING: The Tesla Roadster just DROVE UPSIDE DOWN and LEVITATED on its way down off a vertical ramp
EPIC!!!
Elon, SpaceX and Tesla OUTDID THEMSELVES!
That is SURREAL.
@ElonMusk: "Well — it worked!"
Woah
Whatever you imagine the interior of this home in Urbana looks like, I guarantee you’ll be wrong. zillow.com/homedetails/408-W…
Hey @CHSAA Congrats. This is what you wanted. This is what you get. Put Palmer Ridge back in 4A.
Senator - now show a real photo of the USS Lincoln arriving in San Diego.
321 days.
That's how long the USS Abraham Lincoln and its thousands of servicemembers have been away from their families and their home port of San Diego.
And today, for the first time in 10 months, they return home. They hug loved ones. They sleep out of harm's way.
In the time these men and women were deployed as the tip of the spear in the Iran war, they worked tirelessly. And that service took a heavy toll – a price we have come to know through harrowing stories shared by family members and even the military's own leadership. The crew of the Abraham Lincoln has faced long and grueling shifts, diminished supplies and even mental health crises. Those burdens of such a long deployment have been shouldered by the crew and their families back in San Diego.
As we welcome them home today, and we hear more of those stories of hardship and sacrifice, I hope these heavy burdens resonate through the halls of the White House and the Pentagon. With no clear objective and no measurable progress, this war must end. Not just for the sake of the higher costs this war has imposed on the American people, but for the sake of those servicemembers who have paid an even higher price. Those who have been asked to miss holidays, birthdays, births and weddings for nearly a year in order to sustain this war of choice.
Only last week, the USS Theodore Roosevelt and its carrier strike group left San Diego. All signs point to its crew being relief for a beleaguered force still deployed in the Middle East. I hope for the sake of our sailors, Marines, soldiers, guardians and airmen that this new deployment of Californians does not repeat the hardships of the Abraham Lincoln.
Sexually transmitted diarrhea is on the rise - and it's morphing into a drug-resistant superbug trib.al/J1D5jaQ
Man’s out there living his best life.
A Delta passenger at John Wayne Airport stole a tug and drove it around the tarmac before crashing into another vehicle, officials say. abcnews.visitlink.me/xH6jjO
"What are you doing?"
"Oh nothing... just coding an agentic AI to answer my door and tell all solicitors to do nasty things to their anatomies in graphic detail."















