Worth reminding ourselves from time to time. I can't help but wonde what Milton Friedman would have to say to 2026 America right about now...
Fascinating.
This is Bailey a service dog. He alerted his mom Katie she was about to faint as she has a condition known as POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
After Bailey gets her to sit on the floor he opens the refrigerator, gets her water, and her medication from the counter .
Every time I see videos like this, I just marvel at how amazing these dogs really are❤️❤️❤️
Katie makes these videos to raise awareness about not only her condition, but about the animals that are trained to help people like her, and other others.
One of the greatest wins in Baylor football history. The last 2 minutes of the game gave football fans whiplash...
Believe it or not, I tell many people if they are discouraged at the modern state of America, they should pay closer attention to some amazing stories happening in prisons and jails across the country.
Saturday was an unforgettable day at the Carol S. Vance Unit in Texas. Nearly 200 incarcerated men attended a special premiere screening of @thechosentv Season 6, Episode 1 at the Prison Fellowship Academy.
The celebration became even more memorable when three cast members from "The Chosen" surprised attendees, sharing encouragement, engaging in conversation, and participating in a live Q&A. Many of the men have been longtime viewers of the series through a partnership with Prison Fellowship that has made previous seasons available in prisons across the country. Read more about this exciting event!
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"You made an illegal 'Lane' change..."
NEW: Dr Pepper Fansville Season 9 has released featuring LSU’s Lane Kiffin👀
“Illegal Lane Change”
(via @drpepper)
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Just read their words, folks...
We need much, much more reporting on this across all media. One of the most critical positive trends in America today.
Changes in criminal justice policy, advances in technology, and broad shifts in society and culture are all contributing to the crime decline.
“Crime is falling across too many different kinds of cities to credit any one policy, party or program," @abgelb told @washingtonpost.



















