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10/30/2025

Jonathan – The Timeless Guardian of Earth

Jonathan, the Seychelles giant tortoise of St. Helena’s Plantation House, has reached a remarkable milestone — 191 years of life — earning his title as the oldest living land creature on the planet.

Born around 1832, Jonathan’s lifetime stretches across three different centuries — an era that has witnessed the fall of empires, the dawn of electricity, the first flight of humankind, and now, the age of artificial intelligence. Through every chapter of human progress, Jonathan has remained — calm, patient, and eternal — a living link to the distant past.

Though time has dimmed his sight and silenced his sense of smell, his spirit remains undiminished. Hand-fed by caretakers and surrounded by fellow tortoises, Jonathan continues to show warmth and vitality — a testament to endurance, grace, and the quiet power of life itself.

10/30/2025

Lion with genetic abnormality!

Have you ever seen before!
if you are seeing the first time!

10/30/2025

THIS NEEDS TO BE SHARED!

Behind prison walls, seven men achieved something truly historic they graduated from Yale University. 🎓

In 2023, seven incarcerated men became the first inmates to earn associate degrees in general studies through Yale’s Prison Education Initiative, created in partnership with the University of New Haven. The program brought rigorous Yale-level courses inside correctional facilities, challenging students to think critically, write deeply, and rise academically despite the odds. Among them was Alpha Jalloh, who earned the highest GPA, and Marcus Harvin, who had already been released but returned to walk across the stage beside his classmates. For many, it wasn’t just a graduation it was a moment of redemption, resilience, and proof that opportunity can exist in even the hardest places.

The ceremony wasn’t held in a grand hall or on a leafy campus... it was held inside the prison walls where it all began. Professors, family members, and other inmates gathered to celebrate their achievement a moment filled with pride, emotion, and possibility. Education had given these men more than degrees; it had given them hope and purpose. The Yale Prison Education Initiative is now expanding, aiming to offer bachelor’s degrees next. It’s a powerful reminder that transformation starts with a chance and that even in confinement, the human spirit can still find freedom through knowledge. 📚

References:
Yale Prison Education Initiative – Yale’s First Graduating Class of Incarcerated Students (2023)
University of New Haven – Partnership Brings Yale-Level Courses to Correctional Facilities
NPR – Education Behind Bars: A Yale Milestone in Prison Reform

10/30/2025

NASA Emergency Meeting: Something Just Launched a Violent Attack on 3I/Atlas, We Are Not Ready!
…Full story in the comments ⬇️

10/29/2025

💔 PLEASE DON’T SCROLL — PRAY FOR JAMAICA 🇯🇲 💔
What’s happening right now is heartbreaking. Hurricane Melissa has torn through the island, leaving destruction everywhere. Entire communities are in ruins — and in Black River, multiple medical centers have reportedly been completely destroyed.

Doctors, nurses, and patients are sheltering in darkness as hospitals lose power. Emergency crews are overwhelmed. Families are trapped. Hope is hanging by a thread. 😢

Please, take a moment to pray for the people of Jamaica tonight. They need strength, light, and help more than ever. 🙏

10/29/2025

Saudi Arabia has unveiled the world’s first-ever Sky Stadium, an engineering marvel suspended 350 meters above the desert. This futuristic arena blends innovation, sustainability, and luxury — offering a never-before-seen viewing experience high above the city lights.

10/28/2025

At the Pittsburgh Pride Parade, dad Howie Dittman made headlines after giving over 700 free hugs to LGBTQ+ youth who said they’d been rejected by their parents. Wearing a T-shirt reading “Free Dad Hugs,” Dittman’s emotional gesture quickly went viral across Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, inspiring the global and movements. Many recipients broke down in tears, sharing stories of being disowned for their identity. Dittman said he wanted to show that love and acceptance from parents can change lives. His story, covered by People, Scary Mommy, and Republic World, sparked awareness about family acceptance, mental health, and LGBTQ+ rights. The powerful message: “Every child deserves love — no matter who they are.” ❤️

10/25/2025

The man who fatally stabbed a Ukrainian refugee on a train may face the death penalty—find out what led to this devastating act and the legal consequences.

10/25/2025

At Morehouse College, student Wayne Hayer faced a tough day... he couldn’t find anyone to watch his 5-month-old daughter, Assata. Instead of missing class, he made the brave choice to bring her along. Most people might expect a few awkward looks or maybe even to be asked to leave. But not in this classroom. Professor Nathan Alexander did something that melted hearts across the internet... he calmly strapped the baby to his chest and continued teaching the entire lecture so Wayne could focus and take notes.

That simple moment... a professor with chalk in one hand and a baby carrier on his chest... became a symbol of humanity in education. A classmate snapped a photo, and within hours, it went viral, reaching millions. People everywhere were touched by the reminder that empathy and support can change someone’s entire day. Professor Alexander didn’t just teach math that day; he taught what community really means... understanding, compassion, and lifting others when they need it most. 💖

In a world that often praises achievement over empathy, this story reminds us that kindness doesn’t need a stage... it just needs a heart willing to help. Because sometimes, the most powerful lessons aren’t written on the board… they’re shown in the moments that move us all.

what do you think... isn’t this the kind of world we should all be trying to build together? 💕

10/25/2025

23 year old Kentrell Settles was killed in a road rage incident in Indianapolis after he honked his horn to alert a woman that the traffic light had turned green. The woman then followed him and fired a shot into his car. Settles died instantly. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

10/24/2025

Minnesota occupies a distinctive place in American political history. Since 1976, it has voted Democratic in every presidential election—a streak unmatched by any other state. This enduring allegiance reflects a political culture deeply rooted in progressive ideals, labor advocacy, and strong social welfare traditions. The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL), formed in 1944 through the merger of the Democratic and Farmer-Labor parties, has long championed community-based governance and working-class interests. This legacy set Minnesota apart from much of the Midwest, which gradually shifted toward conservatism in the late twentieth century.

The defining test of that loyalty came in 1984, when Ronald Reagan carried 49 states in a historic landslide—every state except Minnesota. The narrow victory for native son Walter Mondale, by just 3,761 votes, solidified the state’s reputation as a Democratic bastion. Urban centers like Minneapolis and St. Paul, bolstered by union strength and civic-minded voters, have helped sustain its blue consistency even as neighboring states turned red. The DFL has also produced prominent liberal leaders such as Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senator Paul Wellstone, both emblematic of Minnesota’s enduring progressive spirit.

10/23/2025

🚨 BREAKING: Trump postpones federal troop deployment to San Francisco

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