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11/21/2025

Photographer Elias Marlowe uncovered this extraordinary image while going through the hundreds of photos he took during the recent aurora phenomenon that illuminated skies across the U.S. and Canada. 🌌

He nearly skipped over it once more — until a distinct shape in the heavens caught his eye. The auroras had aligned into a form that eerily resembled an angel rising above the trees. “I can’t believe I didn’t notice this sooner,” he shared. “It feels like the sky was quietly revealing something magical all along.” ✨

11/21/2025

Authorities in Dallas are investigating growing serial-killer concerns after three women were found dead in the same Oak Cliff area over a few months.

The first victim, 60‑year-old Kimberly Robinson, was discovered on April 22 under a DART light‑rail bridge in the 200 block of Santa Fe Avenue.
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On June 24, 25‑year-old Cherish Gibson was found stabbed in roughly the same location.
A third woman, still unidentified, was found in mid‑July in a field near the Trinity River, about 1.5 miles away.

Police later arrested 25-year-old Oscar Sanchez‑Garcia, charging him with three counts of murder.
Investigators tied him to the cases using cell‑phone records, DNA from s*xual‑assault kits, and surveillance footage showing his distinctive truck near the crime scenes.

Despite public speculation, Dallas PD has not officially labeled the killings as a “serial killer” case.
Criminal justice experts also caution that it’s still too early to confirm a pattern.

Authorities say at least two of the victims may have had ties to s*x work, and they’re urging anyone with information to come forward.

11/21/2025

Trump Blasts One Reporter and Snaps at Another, Calling Them ‘Quiet, Piggy’

During a press gaggle aboard Air Force One, former President Donald Trump directed a sharp comment at Bloomberg White House correspondent Catherine Lucey, saying: “Quiet. Quiet, piggy,” when she asked follow-up questions regarding recently released Jeffrey Epstein emails. Lucey began, “If there’s nothing incriminating in the files, sir, why not…” before Trump interrupted, pointing at her and making the now-viral remark.

The exchange quickly drew widespread criticism. Journalists and commentators labeled the comment as “disgusting” and “degrading,” highlighting concerns about Trump’s treatment of female reporters.

The White House responded by defending Trump, claiming Lucey had behaved “inappropriately and unprofessionally” toward colleagues, though no specific evidence was cited.

This incident marks another instance of Trump using demeaning language toward women in the media, raising concerns over journalistic safety and decorum in presidential interactions.

11/21/2025

Elon Musk has made a striking prediction: thanks to rapid advances in AI and robotics, traditional employment could become largely optional within the next 10–20 years.

Speaking at the U.S.–Saudi Investment Forum, Musk said machines will eventually handle nearly all tasks humans do today.
He compared future work to playing sports or video games—something people might choose to do simply because they enjoy it.

In a bold vision, he also suggested that money might become irrelevant: as AI and robots drive down the cost of goods and services, the need for traditional currency could fade.
Musk argued that AI-driven abundance could eliminate poverty, with humanoid robots (like Tesla’s Optimus) playing a central role.

Yet he acknowledged the transition won’t be easy: “it will take a lot of work to get to that point.”
Still, if his vision holds true, we could be on the brink of a future where work is a choice, not a necessity—and wealth is truly shared.

11/20/2025

Trump to Meet NYC Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office

President Donald Trump has announced he will meet with New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani on Friday, November 21, 2025, at the White House.

The meeting comes after a contentious mayoral race in which Trump publicly opposed Mamdani and endorsed his opponent.

According to officials, the discussion will cover issues including public safety, economic policy, and housing affordability.

The meeting marks a rare face-to-face engagement between the president and a newly elected mayor from a contrasting political background, drawing attention to how federal and city-level priorities may align or clash in the coming months.

11/20/2025

Melania Stuns in Jewel‑Green Strapless Gown at White House Dinner for Saudi Crown Prince

First Lady Melania Trump made a striking entrance at the White House state dinner held on November 18, 2025, in honor of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. She wore a shimmering emerald-jewel green gown by Lebanese designer Elie Saab.

The strapless dress featured intricate ruched detailing throughout the bodice and skirt, crafted from a metallic‑coated jersey fabric that gave it a softly reflective, leather-like finish.
A subtle front slit added a modern touch while maintaining elegance.

Melania complemented the look with diamond earrings, a soft pink lip, and voluminous loose waves—keeping accessories minimal to let the gown shine.

Fashion observers noted that the deep green hue may have been a diplomatic nod to Saudi Arabia, reflecting the color of the Saudi national flag.
The gown, reportedly priced around $3,350, is from Elie Saab’s pre‑autumn 2025 collection.

Overall, her outfit blended high glamor with symbolic diplomacy—a standout moment at a major state occasion.

11/20/2025

Attorney General Pam Bondi has vowed “maximum transparency” if the Justice Department is forced to release its Jeffrey Epstein files following a newly signed law.

At a press conference, Bondi confirmed that the DOJ will begin publishing unclassified records within 30 days, as required by the legislation.
She added that while the department will comply fully, it will also take care to protect the identities of victims of s*x trafficking.

Bondi emphasized that the DOJ’s commitment to openness has been long standing: in February, her office already released a “first phase” of declassified Epstein files—flight logs, contact books, and other previously leaked documents.
She said that she requested the full set of files and ordered the FBI to deliver any remaining documents, which it did by a set deadline.

Yet some experts warn that not all material will be disclosed: the law allows redactions for sensitive content, ongoing investigations, and victim privacy.

11/20/2025

Texas Governor Declares Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR Terrorist Groups

On November 18, 2025, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation designating the Council on American‑Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the Muslim Brotherhood as “foreign terrorist organizations” and “transnational criminal organizations.”

Under the proclamation:

Both groups are barred from purchasing or owning property in Texas.

The Texas Attorney General is authorized to pursue legal action against affiliated entities.

Governor Abbott accused the groups of attempting to “forcibly impose Sharia law” and subverting U.S. laws “through violence, intimidation, and harassment.”

CAIR rejected the designation, calling it “baseless” and an effort that fuels anti-Muslim sentiment. Legal experts note that only the U.S. The secretary of State can officially designate foreign terrorist organizations, meaning Abbott’s proclamation carries limited federal weight.

Critics warn the move could threaten civil rights protections for American Muslims and set a concerning precedent for state-level targeting of religious groups.

11/20/2025

A DoorDash delivery driver has been arrested on two felony charges after recording a man passed out with his pants down during a delivery and posting it on TikTok. She faces charges of unlawful surveillance and dissemination of surveillance images.

11/20/2025

Cristiano Ronaldo Critiques White House Dinner Menu

Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly did not enjoy the menu at a recent White House dinner, which featured KFC, McDonald’s, and pizza. Sources say Ronaldo, known for his strict diet and fitness routine, found the fast-food-heavy spread “awful.”

The dinner was hosted in honor of dignitaries, including Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. While details about the guest list are limited, the menu reportedly raised eyebrows among attendees who expected a more traditional or gourmet selection. Ronaldo, a global icon for health and nutrition, has previously emphasized the importance of balanced meals and avoiding excessive junk food, making his reaction unsurprising to fans.

Social media quickly reacted to Ronaldo’s comments, with many expressing amusement and sharing memes about the unusual White House menu. Some also noted the contrast between the luxurious setting of the event and the simplicity of fast-food offerings.

While White House dinners typically showcase American cuisine, this particular menu seems to have sparked discussion about dietary expectations at official state events. Ronaldo’s candid remarks highlight the challenges of pleasing a global sports celebrity with a highly regimented lifestyle.

11/20/2025

A new Trump administration directive instructs U.S. consular officers to consider chronic health conditions—including obesity—when deciding whether to issue visas, effectively allowing overweight applicants to be denied entry.

The guidance, sent via a November 6 cable from the State Department, expands the “public charge” rule, prompting visa officers to evaluate whether an applicant’s medical condition could require costly long-term care.
Conditions listed include diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and obesity.
The memo encourages officers to assess whether applicants have sufficient financial resources “to cover the costs of such care over [their] expected lifespan” without depending on U.S. government support.

Critics argue the policy is discriminatory and will unfairly penalize millions of people with common health conditions.
Meanwhile, supporters say it enforces fiscal responsibility and protects taxpayers from potential medical burdens.

Experts warn that by giving broad discretion to consular officers, the rule could significantly narrow who is eligible for both temporary and permanent visas—making health a more central factor in immigration screening.

11/20/2025

A bipartisan group of six Democratic lawmakers with military or intelligence backgrounds has released a video titled “Don’t Give Up the Ship,” in which they urge U.S. service members and intelligence personnel to refuse orders that “violate the law or our Constitution.”

The participants include Elissa Slotkin (D‑Mich.), Mark Kelly (D‑Ariz.), Chrissy Houlahan (D‑Pa.), Chris Deluzio (D‑Pa.), Maggie Goodlander (D‑N.H.), and Jason Crow (D‑Colo.).

In the minute‑long montage, the lawmakers say: “The threats to our Constitution aren’t just coming from abroad, but from right here at home … You can refuse illegal orders. You must refuse illegal orders.”

The message prompted strong condemnation from the Pete Hegseth‑led (US) Department of Defense, with Hegseth tweeting the phrase “Stage 4 TDS” (Trump Derangement Syndrome).

Supporters of the video say it emphasizes the duty of military personnel to uphold the Constitution and the uniform code of military justice when facing orders they believe to be unlawful.

Critics argue that the video is a politicized appeal to the military and intelligence community that lacks specificity regarding which orders are considered unlawful.

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