Maduro's Call for Talks with Trump on Drug Trafficking

Cheecho is the longest resident at the shelter. He is at Cobb County Animal Services in Marietta, GA He has been here since August. Almost half a year of waiting, watching people walk past his kennel, hoping one day someone would stop for him. When Cheecho first arrived, he was so emaciated he had to stay in the back. He came in as a cruelty case, barely holding on, and there were even reports that he had been bitten by a rattlesnake just two weeks before arriving. For months, he quietly fought

Однако! Бывших футболистов не бывает! У вас есть такие знакомые?)) Вечно молодой, вечно футболист 😁 Я даже на острове встретила «бывшего футболиста «Динамо»». Он выглядел как тот самый пацанчик с района, с травкой за ухом, разговаривал, как я на видео, но очень часто забывал слова. Там карьера завершилась увы, из-за травмы 🫠

Instagram on Instagram: "Cool moves, even cooler vibes ⛸️ Creator @alexeimorita (Alexei Morita) is always on the ice. Whether it’s playing hockey or figure skating with a small group of “wild ice” enthusiasts, Alexei loves adventurous activities and finding different backdrops to show off his skills. Every year he seeks out new frozen lakes around North America, and with the help of his online community, sparks creativity when filming: “They often suggest locations, costumes, music and themes fo

فيديوهات أنشأها فهد الشمري & ميمي الشمري (@he.fm1) باستخدام الصوت الأصلي - فهد الشمري & ميمي الشمري

#mr_mehdi #ኢትዮጵያ_ለዘለዓለም_ትኑር🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 #አዲስአበባ She Lived once, but buried twice. Really neat story and super real. In 1705, an Irish housewife named Margorie McCall died of a fever. She was hastily buried to prevent the spread of whatever illness she had. She was buried with a valuable ring that couldn't be removed due to swelling. The evening she was buried, grave robbers showed up to take the ring. When they tried to cut the finger off, Margorie suddenly woke up and screamed. The grave robber

We are currently bombing Venezuela. Nicolás Maduro is a brutal dictator whose regime has been credibly accused of killing thousands of civilians through extrajudicial executions and violent repression, but that still does not justify the United States going to war, especially from politicians who spent years condemning George W. Bush for lying America into Iraq; Donald Trump claimed he was the president of “no new wars,” and yet here we are again, escalating toward a war in our own backyard, rep

As He bore what was ours He walks beneath the weight of a world that will not look him in the eyes, wood pressing into bone, breath shortening with every step. The cross is not just carried, it is endured, soaked with the gravity of what cannot be undone. Dust clings to his skin, blood maps the cost of love misunderstood, and still he moves forward, not dragged by fate but choosing it. In the silence between jeers and prayers, there is no spectacle, only resolve. A body breaking in public, a mer