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A post with over 275,000 views on X claims that President Joe Biden “wandered” into the Amazon rainforest immediately after giving a speech. Lmao Biden finished his press conference & just casually strolled into the Amazon rainforest. ? pic.twitter.com/ZxQNZRjPCX — Tiffany Fong (@TiffanyFong_) November 17, 2024 Verdict: Misleading He walked down a path he was […]

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Some things have changed and some have stayed the same. That statement rings true for how people ring in the New Year time and time again. No matter the decade, the political climate, or the location, people everywhere are happy to put the past year behind them and celebrate starting fresh. Looking back on new year's celebrations throughout history, some cause heartache while others inspire. Source

While visiting a cemetery, most people expect to see flowers and statues on top of graves. But many American graves have coins–on the headstone, on the grave marker, or in the grass. These are not spare change; they have a specific meaning that dates back thousands of years. If you're wondering what that meaning is, keep reading. Across America, people have been leaving coins on graves. Source

In a galaxy far, far away, some behind-the-scenes photos were taken of one of the most popular franchises to date, Star Wars. Today, fans of the Skywalker saga have seen everything from puppets to a CGI Yoda on the big screen. But these rare pictures show what happened during creation of the original trilogy before the cameras even started rolling. The photos depict things like the man inside the... Source

The 2024 election results certainly came as a surprise to the national media. They spent the last few weeks of the campaign wildly speculating about how Donald Trump wouldn’t accept the results and that it would be complete chaos. Instead, Trump won the popular vote, and they all had to follow their own norms and accept the results in an orderly fashion. The win wasn’t a landslide, but it felt like one because of the towering tsunami of garbage the media and the Democrats and their prosecutors threw at Trump. They could not believe that all this lawfare and relentlessly negative publicity would create a backlash. They saw this pattern in the Republican primary—and yet they couldn’t accept the pattern would repeat itself in the general. They knew that the Biden-Harris approval ratings were abysmal, and that the top issues, like inflation and illegal immigration, were dragging them down. But they loathe Trump so much they could not imagine he could win again—and win much more convincingly than in 2016. So, then the media had to think about the unthinkable: Doesn’t anyone care about our “news” anymore? How could our relentless anti-Trump messaging fail to land? They had to ponder whether podcasters like Joe Rogan were the wave of the future in influencing voters. They had to moan and whine that “misinformation” spread by Elon Musk‘s Twitter ruined all their objectives. Axios.com wailed that “the big media era is over.” The young people aren’t following along. Smart sources said that “reaching people ages 35 and under with any message—or even major event—is almost impossible. Or they’ve seen an eight-second clip with no context, so they have a very different understanding of what happened than someone who saw a mainstream report.” These “cord-cutters” aren’t imbibing the conventional wisdom. They’re in “fractured communities” on the internet. Point and laugh that these people eternally see themselves as the “mainstream,” no matter how the people vote. We can say with confidence that the big media don’t have the same grip on public opinion that they have long imagined. When only 31% of respondents told Gallup they have a “great deal” or a “fair amount” of trust in the press, it became clear most Americans are looking elsewhere for information. No wonder Democrat-enabling journalists worry about “misinformation,” which they define as “information that doesn’t agree with our hot takes.” But when politicians assemble in public, it’s possible they will still feel the pull of the leftist press as the most powerful players, even if the polls don’t match it. Old assumptions die hard in national politics. It would be encouraging for Trump and the Republicans to make sure that conservative journalists, radio hosts, and podcasters are provided with lots of access and make the liberal journalists have to listen to conservatives. Because they tend to be incurious and intolerant of opposing views. Finally, conservatives should enjoy how the liberals said this whole election was about “saving democracy,” and then a majority voted for Trump and GOP control of Congress. Democracy hasn’t died in darkness. The majority of people who cited “democracy” as an issue voted for Trump. This is because the Left cannot concede that they were the ones trying to suppress the speech of their opponents, and they were the ones that were putting their opponents in jail. They were the ones raiding the home of the opposing former president with guns drawn. So, who ended up looking “authoritarian” in the end? Democracy means the Left gets to be ridiculed and rejected, and it’s only just begun. COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS.COM We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post Is It the End of ‘Big Media Era’? appeared first on The Daily Signal.

They helped a cat but didn't know they would also save four kittens who would grow into the cutest little shadows. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealEarlier this year, a cat with a wounded paw was found abandoned and alone outside. A kind woman took her home, assessed the injury, and realized she needed urgent care.She reached out to her local rescue, Chatons Orphelins Montreal, asking if they had room for a cat in need. Even though they were already at capacity, the volunteers rallied together to save her.They brought the cat in for treatment, and a volunteer offered to foster her. But at the vet, they discovered she wasn't the only one that needed help. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealRemarkably calm, she let the vet team clean and treat her paw as if she understood they were helping her. When they examined her belly, they found she was pregnant.Exhausted and hungry from the ordeal, she spent the next few days enjoying hearty meals and plenty of rest. She was soon on the mend, and her body quickly filled out. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealHer paw healed without the need for surgery. Once she could move freely, she started exploring her surroundings, greeting everyone with head bumps and purring everywhere she went."She spent much of her time sleeping as she waited for her babies to be born," Celine Crom from the rescue shared. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealOne morning, she surprised her foster family with four kittens, each a mini version of herself.Three of the kittens latched on with voracious appetites, while one needed a little help from the foster carer. For the first 48 hours, the momma cat couldn't produce enough milk for her hungry kittens, so the foster family stepped in to supplement them. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealTwo days later, her material instincts took over. She began handling all the mom duties, feeding and cleaning her little ones around the clock."Their foster mom weighed the kittens every day to ensure they were making gains. There are two girls and two boys, all looking like their mom. Vigorous eaters, they quickly developed nice, round bellies." ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealOver the next few weeks, the kittens grew by leaps and bounds, reaching new milestones. They played together and napped as a clowder. As they outgrew their nest, they blossomed into energetic little shadows, dashing around the room like they owned it."Their mom takes excellent care of them and purrs a lot. She is truly fortunate to have been rescued from a life on the streets when she was injured and pregnant." ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealFrom the moment the kittens were born, their mom was there, watching over them every step of the way.Now that the little shadows are weaned and showing their own personalities, their mom stays nearby, overseeing the playful chaos in the room. But as soon as someone comes in, she greets them with the sweetest snuggles and purrs. ChatonsOrphelinsMontreal"The four little ones are like clones, looking so similar that they wear collars to help us tell them apart. They are very curious, and as much as they love to play, they also cherish quiet cuddle time with us.""Cerise is the most independent, Booboo is the explorer, and their two brothers, Ninja and Noxx, are the mischievous ones." ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThe quadruplets don't seem to mind vet visits and allow the staff to hold them together like the snuggliest bouquet of kittens.Their mom, Chalala, will never have to raise another litter and is ready to be loved and spoiled in her forever home. With a heart of gold, she's always eager for affection and adores every person and animal she meets. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThe kittens indulge in constant lap time with their foster family, their home echoing with the sound of rumbling purrs. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealShare this story with your friends. More on the feline family and Chatons Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Arrives at Animal Shelter with Kittens Then Staff Notice She's Especially Close to Smallest of the Litter