“The preaching of the law is the schoolmaster that brings us to Christ again and again.” – J. D. Greear In his keynote message at TGC’s 2023 National Conference‚ J. D. Greear teaches from Exodus 19–20 and derives four observations about the Ten Commandments‚ emphasizing their authority from God‚ their role in restoring order and true freedom‚ their connection to idolatry‚ and their foundation in God’s grace. These commandments challenge contemporary cultural ideals and serve as a guide to living within God’s beautiful design.

60 years ago today‚ The Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show before a record-setting audience of Americans waiting to see them perform their No. 1 hit‚ I Want to Hold Your Hand. Never before had so many viewers tuned in to a live television program; with 73 million viewers‚ it totaled three-fourths of the […] The post Good News in History‚ February 9 appeared first on Good News Network.

The post Do Cats Make Friends With Other Cats? Feline Social Behavior Explained by Brooke Billingsley appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Click to Skip Ahead Bonding Between Cats Does My Cat Need a Cat Friend? If you’ve ever brought home a new cat and you already own one‚ then you know how complex the introduction of the two pets can be. Cats are finicky animals that are slow to warm up to new animals and situations‚ which can make it difficult to integrate a new cat into your household. If your cat spends time outdoors‚ then they are likely to run into other cats‚ which will likely take an adjustment period similar to that of introducing a new cat into your home. Will your cat ever make friends with other cats? Cats are able to bond with other cats‚ forging what we might consider a “friendship” with each other. Not all cats want to form bonds with other cats‚ though! Bonding Between Cats Although some cats may warm up to each other within a matter of days or weeks‚ it typically takes between 8 and 12 months for two cats to form a bond close enough that they could be considered to be friends. In some cases‚ though‚ the two cats may never bond. While this situation usually results in two cats that simply stay out of each other’s way‚ it sometimes requires one of the cats to be permanently rehomed for the safety and health of the animals. Keep in mind that cats are naturally solitary animals. They can form bonds with other animals and people‚ but in the wild‚ cats usually live completely solitary lives. They may only interact with other cats when there is a territory dispute or breeding season is in full swing. If you’ve ever watched a feral cat colony‚ then you’ve likely noted that some cats do seem to stick together. In many cases‚ these cats have bonded from a young age. They may even be siblings. Image Credit: Sandeep Gore‚ Shutterstock Does My Cat Need a Cat Friend? If you’re currently living in a one-cat household‚ you may have caught yourself wondering if your cat might be happier if you gave them a feline friend. If your cat spends a lot of time alone or seems excessively bored‚ even when you spend daily time with them playing and snuggling‚ then they may benefit from the addition of another cat in the home. It’s important to remember‚ though‚ that most cats are perfectly content to live in a home with no other cats. In the wild‚ their territory would be relatively large‚ and cats are often not keen on sharing their territory with other felines. This is one of the main reasons that it’s so difficult to introduce two cats to each other. Many cats can adjust to the addition of a new cat to the home. Even if your cat may not necessarily want a feline friend‚ it doesn’t mean that they won’t be able to adjust to a new cat‚ nor does it mean that they’ll never bond with the new addition. Image Credit: Bachkova Natalia_Shutterstock In Conclusion Cats may not form friendships in the traditional sense that humans do‚ but they can bond closely with other cats. Littermates that are raised together or kittens that are kept with their mother are most likely to be tightly bonded to their companion. Other cats can learn to accept other cats‚ sometimes even forming extremely close bonds. Cats are solitary animals‚ though‚ so many of them are very happy to live in their own territory without the intrusion of other animals. Sources Introducing Your Cat to a New Cat – PAWS Featured Image Credit: Xeniya Butenko‚ Shutterstock The post Do Cats Make Friends With Other Cats? Feline Social Behavior Explained by Brooke Billingsley appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.

The post Why Do Cats Lay in the Middle of the Floor? 7 Possible Reasons by Codee Chessher appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Cat owners everywhere are familiar with the feline antics their furry roommates get up to‚ but it’s not always obvious why they do the peculiar things they do. For example‚ why do cats just lie in the middle of the floor even when they have a perfectly comfy pet bed nearby? The answer is more nuanced than you might think. There are actually numerous reasons your cat might prefer resting on the bare floor. Read on with us as we break down those reasons so you can have more insight into your cat’s behavior. The 7 Reasons That Cats Lay In The Middle of The Floor 1. It’s Cooler During the sweltering summer heat‚ your cat might lounge on the floor to beat the heat and cool off a bit. You can identify a cat trying to cool down by lying on the floor by the way they sprawl out their bodies. They do that to make as much contact with the floor as possible‚ which cools them off faster than if they were just sitting or curled up in a loafing position. Tile floors are ideal‚ but any flat‚ cool surface will do the trick. In the winter‚ you won’t see this very much if at all because your cat won’t need to cool down‚ and they’ll in fact seek out heat instead. Image Credit: Xeniya Butenko‚ Shutterstock 2. They’re Sunbathing Cats don’t get tans‚ but they do like the feel of sunlight on their fur and are happy to soak up some warm rays on a chilly day. They love windows that let in natural light‚ whether they’re watching the great outdoors (AKA cat TV) or just drowsing. This is normal and healthy in moderation‚ but ensure your cat has plenty of clean‚ fresh water to stay hydrated and to stave off dehydration caused by too much sun exposure. 3. They Trust You Many cats are natural skeptics‚ and they show their trust in understated ways that don’t directly translate to humans. For instance‚ sleeping on the floor with their belly exposed is a big sign that your cat is comfortable around you and feels safe in your presence. Giving them some attention when they’re showing their trust in such a sweet way can go a long way to developing a closer bond with your kitty. Image Credit: Sam Lion‚ Pexels 4. They’re Strategically Located Cats have meticulously honed hunting instincts thanks to countless years of evolution‚ and that can even affect where they choose to lie down. What looks to you like a random spot on the floor could actually be a tactically chosen spot to watch for prey or merely to observe for potential threats in their territory. You can confirm this theory yourself by watching your cat for a while. If they seem alert and swivel their head at the slightest sounds or movements‚ they’re in hunting mode. 5. Some Cats Prefer Sleeping on the Floor It’s strange but true. Some cats‚ especially strays that become house cats‚ are so used to sleeping on the ground that they prefer it. Still‚ any cat may prefer sleeping on the floor‚ tables‚ shelves‚ countertops‚ or other flat surfaces. Image Credit: Liao Zhiwo Henry‚ Shutterstock 6. You Move Too Much When You Sit With Your Cat Some cats are less patient than others when it comes to being jostled around by movements on the furniture and will seek out some peaceful quiet time by lying on the ground. It doesn’t mean they don’t love you‚ though; they just love their cat naps too! Chaotic households with children or other pets inspire this behavior more often than quiet homes. This is why it’s important to have an area set aside for your cat where they can go to unwind and not be disturbed‚ though there’s no guarantee your cat won’t just prefer a nice spot on the floor. Alternatively‚ you could try simply moving less when you sit with your cat so they feel more comfortable. 7. Your Cat Might Be Sick or Hurt Let’s be clear here: laying on the floor by itself isn’t a cause for concern. It’s when you start noticing strange or worrying health-related signs along with a sudden preference for laying on the floor that you want to pay more attention‚ as your cat might be suffering from an illness. Cats are reluctant to let you know they’re sick and might hide from you. If your cat starts laying on the floor and exhibiting any of the following signs‚ we urge you to take them to a trusted vet. Alarming Signs to Watch For: Abnormal sleep habits: Sleeping much more or much less while on the floor may be a sign that your cat is in pain. Hiding: A normally social cat who lies on the floor in remote areas of your home might be feeling under the weather or nursing a wound. GI symptoms: Including vomiting‚ diarrhea‚ and bloating‚ these are some of the most obvious and concerning signs to watch for if your cat is suddenly laying on the floor. Changes in appetite: If your cat is drinking and eating very little or a lot accompanied by bouts of floor-laying‚ your cat may need to get a checkup to pinpoint the cause. Wounds: Cats that got hurt by another animal or hazardous objects might lay on the floor by themselves while they recuperate. Image Credit: MULTI ILHAM ANUGRIYA‚ Shutterstock Final Verdict Don’t stop your cat from lying in the middle of the floor. It’s not typically an issue on its own if your cat prefers to lay on the floor instead of on a pet bed or on the furniture with you. They might be trying to regulate their body temperature‚ get in some private time to show they trust you‚ or maybe they just prefer the floor. As long as your cat isn’t exhibiting any negative health effects and lying on the floor‚ it’s best to let them lay where they feel most comfortable and safe. Featured Image Credit: DimaBerlin‚ Shutterstock The post Why Do Cats Lay in the Middle of the Floor? 7 Possible Reasons by Codee Chessher appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.

The post Do Cats Protect Their Owners? Facts &; FAQ by Nicole Cosgrove appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it‚ but all of these articles were assigned‚ contracted and paid for‚ so they aren't considered public domain. However‚ we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article‚ then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Click to Skip Ahead The Cat-Human Relationship Protective Cats Signs Your Cat Is Protecting You How to Prevent Aggressive Behavior Do Cats Care About Their Owners? Do Cats Guard the Home? When we think of protective pets‚ we tend to think of dogs. However‚ cats can be very protective of their owners and family. If they feel they or you are threatened‚ they may take action to try and combat the threat. But‚ because humans are much bigger than cats‚ and pose a considerable threat‚ protective cats will typically warn you and may try and scare the threat off‚ rather than directly attacking. However‚ some cats can be overprotective and this may manifest itself as aggression towards visitors. Below‚ we look at some of the possible causes of this protective instinct and what you can do to prevent your cat from attacking visitors. The Cat-Human Relationship Cats have been domesticated for thousands of years. They share our homes and lives. In some cases‚ they work with us‚ especially to protect food against potential scavengers. But‚ for the most part‚ they have a reputation for being aloof and standoffish. It can seem as though they don’t really care about us at all‚ as long as we keep putting food down and meeting their daily requirements. But‚ studies suggest that cats also rely on us for comfort and security. They form very strong bonds with their owners‚ similar to the bonds between humans and dogs or even babies. Image Credit: I Wei Huang‚ Shutterstock Protective Cats Because cats form these close bonds with their humans‚ it means they can feel the need to protect. Cats don’t think the same way as humans‚ or even dogs‚ so this protective nature doesn’t mean that they will come rushing in to save the day by attacking perceived threats. More likely‚ they will try to warn you of any danger. A protective cat may follow you around the house and even sleep with you or near you. It will likely warn you of potential danger by making noise. Signs Your Cat Is Protecting You Having a protective cat can seem sweet‚ and there are even instances of cats chasing away dogs and other potential predators to protect their humans. However‚ it can become a problem if a cat becomes overprotective. The cat may try and prevent other people from getting too close to you and can even attack visitors to the house or other family members if they perceive them as a threat. Signs of an overprotective cat are similar to the signs a cat would show if they feel threatened. They will bush up their tail and the fur on their backs‚ making themselves appear bigger and more threatening than they are. This will be aimed at the person or other animal that they see as a threat. These can be seen as warning signs‚ and if the threat doesn’t go away‚ the cat may become more aggressive‚ eventually leading to scratching and biting. Image Credit: Diana Taliun‚ Shutterstock How to Prevent Aggressive Cat Behavior Never praise or reward the cat for aggressive behavior. This teaches the cat that aggression is the desired response‚ and not only will they continue to show similar signs‚ but they could also become even more aggressive. Don’t punish the cat for being aggressive‚ however. Your cat is unlikely to know what it is being punished for so it won’t rectify the problem and may cause anxiety. Generally‚ you need to ignore the negative reaction by walking away from it. You can also attempt to distract the cat by providing something acceptable to attack or play with before it gets aggressive. Do Cats Actually Care About Their Owners? Studies suggest that cats are attached to their owners. They not only rely on people for their food and water but also comfort and security. So‚ while it might come as a surprise to the owners of aloof‚ independent cats‚ they can care very deeply about their owners. Image Credit: U__Photo‚ Shutterstock Do Cats Guard the Home? Cats can protect their home; in the same way they might protect humans. Typically‚ this means they will sound an audible alarm for their humans‚ but it can lead to cats being aggressive towards people visiting the house and potentially even intruders. The size of human visitors means that most cats will avoid direct confrontation with people‚ though. Conclusion Although they can appear aloof and even a little ignorant of their human owners‚ cats can develop very strong bonds. As well as being reliant on their humans for food‚ water‚ and shelter‚ it has been discovered that they also rely on people for social bonds and security. This means that pet cats can become protective and‚ albeit very rarely‚ may even become over-protective and potentially aggressive. Sources https://www.hillspet.co.uk/cat-care/behavior-appearance/are-cats-protective-of-humans https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/cats-really-do-need-their-humans-even-if-they-don-n1057431 https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(19)31086-3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1k4wNXfDB8 Featured Image Credit: Nataliabiruk‚ Shutterstock The post Do Cats Protect Their Owners? Facts &; FAQ by Nicole Cosgrove appeared first on Catster. 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Asia as a whole is often viewed as a mystical‚ exotic place in the West. Those of us who don’t happen to live there‚ ignoring the fact that the majority of the world does‚ see it as a continent defined by lovely vacation spots‚ beautiful nature‚ fascinating history‚ and many odd myths and legends. Asia‚ […] The post 10 Asian Cryptids and Demons That Have Terrified Locals appeared first on Listverse.

We are so used to the seemingly universal American Humane Association (AHA) declaration that “No animals were harmed in the making of this movie” that most of us take it for granted that this remains the case across all films designed for mainstream consumption. Not so. In fact‚ there is a storied history of instances […] The post 10 Animals That Were Harmed in the Making of a Film appeared first on Listverse.

Like any good pirate game should‚ Skull and Bones has treasure maps that you can accept from certain NPCs. These maps may be tricky‚ especially for those heading into the pirate genre for the first time. Here’s how to find the Sea People Relic in Skull and Bones. Deciphering the Relics of the Past treasure map in Skull and Bones This treasure is part of the Relics of the Past quest that can be accepted from a Sea People NPC in the outpost of Vorona Falls‚ a small settlement just opposite Sainte-Anne. You will be told to recover a lost relic from an old Sea People settlement‚ one that now is occupied by Fara. Screenshot: PC Invasion You’ll receive the map in your Cargo‚ which can be accessed from game menu or when disembarked at a outpost. Click on the map and use it to unfurl it‚ which will give you the name of the location as well as a picture. You’ll be told that the relic is in Fort Louis in Tenina Coast in the Red Isle. If you open the map up and lo...

Editor’s note: This is the third podcast interview in a series on transgender phenomena‚ science‚ and the potential for medical malpractice lawsuits. Check out the first interview on rapid-onset gender dysphoria and the second interview on how mental health professionals divide parents and kids. Medical malpractice lawsuits on behalf of detransitioners harmed by experimental treatments euphemistically referred to as “gender-affirming care” will yield multimillion-dollar judgments‚ a lawyer filing such suits predicts. Ron Miller helped found the law firm Campbell Miller Payne‚ which represents people who formerly identified as transgender‚ underwent medical alterations‚ then rejected their transgender identities‚ and now lament the harm done to their bodies. These detransitioners are suing their doctors and medical providers for damages in a novel kind of medical malpractice claim. “A troubled youth—typically with either a bad family life or suffering from several psychological comorbidities‚ such as autism‚ ADHD‚ depression‚ anxiety‚ anorexia‚ dissociative identity disorders … will show up to a practitioner stating that they’re uncomfortable with their body or [that] they have odd feelings‚” Miller tells “The Daily Signal Podcast.” These troubled young people may find “the wrong practitioner‚” one who is “focused on this transgender ideology‚” he explains. “After 30 to 45 minutes in the first visit‚ they will diagnose and issue a prescription.” For a girl‚ a doctor would prescribe testosterone “at an unusually high dosage because they have to counteract the body’s own production of estrogen in a female‚ or they’ll issue the testosterone in addition to a ‘puberty blocker’ that will stop the production of estrogen.” “Doing this‚ obviously‚ after only a 30-minute visit‚ means they have not ruled out any other potential avenue‚” Miller notes. “Doing so obviously ignores the fact that maybe this child was suffering from depression‚ anxiety; maybe this child is just suffering from normal teenage angst that accompanies puberty.” The practitioner “never presents psychotherapy as an option” in Miller’s cases‚ the lawyer notes. Instead‚ doctors rush patients “straight to the prescription of the drugs and then eventually on to surgeries.” These medical interventions don’t just change a person to resemble someone of the opposite sex‚ they carry long-term side effects‚ the lawyer notes. Even when a person rejects a transgender identity after only receiving cross-sex hormones‚ that person will still need to receive injections of the hormones his or her body would naturally produce‚ because the intervention interrupted initial growth. “You’re looking at lifelong medical issues that are going to require pharmaceutical drugs and therapies and treatments that just will never end‚” Miller says. Of a female detransitioner‚ he says‚ “She’s going to have bone-density issues because she went through a period of her development where her bones were just affected by a cross-sex hormone that just did not work with her body [in its natural development]. That creates long-term development issues that will have to be treated by specialists and medications. So‚ you’re looking at a lifelong medical bill‚ but then you’re also looking at consequences like … infertility.” “How do you assign a value to the pain and the lost opportunity to have a child?” the lawyer asks. “It’s a really difficult thing to predict‚” and juries will have to settle the matter‚ he notes. “What is it worth to a person to have that taken from them? Our court system‚ unfortunately‚ is limited in only being able to provide compensation for these kind of injuries in the form of dollars‚ and so‚ every jury has the very difficult task of translating these kind of intangible‚ lifelong injuries into a monetary figure that could compensate.” When pressed to assign an approximate dollar figure‚ Miller says‚ “It would be in the millions‚ I think‚ for sure. I would say‚ based on our research‚ we expect a jury verdict to come back anywhere from $10 [million] to $20 million.” Medical malpractice law varies from state to state. In some states‚ a detransitioner would have to bring a lawsuit one year after the harmful activity‚ and “often the detransitioner isn’t even aware of the deception that they were subjected to within this one-year period‚” the lawyer says. For this and other reasons‚ legislatures will have to alter the law to enable detransitioners to sue for medical malpractice. Typically‚ a malpractice plaintiff will have to “establish that some medical standard of care was not followed or was neglected or was ignored in providing the medical treatments that ultimately caused the client harm‚” Miller explains. Yet‚ “there really is no agreed-upon standard of care nationwide or in any of the states‚” the lawyer notes. The pro-transgender group the World Professional Association of Transgender Health has released “standards of care‚” but WPATH admits that document is merely a set of guidelines for doctors to follow. Even WPATH encourages doctors to wait at least one year before medicalizing patients. Miller says he relies on “the general standard of care … ‚ which is to ‘first‚ do no harm‚’ and second‚ do what’s in the patient’s best medical interest.” In most cases his firm takes up‚ the practitioners failed to satisfy either of those basic standards. Miller says he was a commercial litigator before founding Campbell Miller Payne. He describes himself and his partners as “believers” seeking to help “the least of these‚” as Jesus suggests in Matthew 25:40. “When a person decides to pursue this course‚ they become transgender‚” he explains. “Now‚ they’re already a societal outcast to some degree. But when they choose to detransition‚ now they’re leaving that already ostracized group. So‚ they’ve become the smallest and most ostracized of either group.” He describes detransitioners as “the most alone” kind of people. Miller says his firm is representing detransitioners such as Prisha Mosely and assisting with the case of Chloe Cole‚ perhaps the most well-known detransitioner. When medical practitioners face malpractice suits‚ they often claim that putting minors on the experimental “treatments” immediately was necessary to prevent them from committing suicide. “Our clients are living proof that’s just not the case‚” Miller says. When his firm represents a detransitioner‚ it only charges a contingency fee. “The clients never pay for any of the cost expenses or any of the attorney fee time that’s put into the case until any award is received from the outcome of the case‚ whether by settlement or by verdict‚” he explains. Listen to the full interview below. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post Transgender Series Part 3: Detransitioner Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Will Yield $10M Judgments‚ Lawyer Says appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Just how bad was this awful‚ no-good day for Joe Biden? CNN had no choice but to roll Daniel Dale out for a fact-check. Of Biden. That’s how bad. Watch as Dale comes out and fact-checks Biden’s epic meltdown of a press conference during CNN's Nevada caucus coverage which ended up being about the special counsel report and about the Supreme Court hearing on Colorado booting Trump from the ballot (click "expand"): LAURA COATES: In just a moment‚ Abby (Phillip) will interview Biden's Democratic challenger Dean Phillips. But first‚ here for a fact check of some of (Biden’s) claims‚ we're joined by CNN’s Daniel Dale for that very fact check. Daniel‚ tell me: what stood out to you?  DANIEL DALE: There was at least one claim‚ Laura‚ that just was not true. President Biden was saying- he was talking about his handling of classified information. He said it was all at his house‚ unlike former President Trump‚ who had stuff at his‚ you know‚ club where there are weddings and events and so on. But he also said that all of the classified material at his house was in filing cabinets that were either locked or able to be locked. The thing about this report is that there are photos. There are pictures in there that show that‚ yes‚ some of it was in filing cabinets‚ but there were also classified documents that were just sitting in boxes‚ at least one of which was damaged alongside just junk. You know‚ the special counsel called it “household detritus”. So the idea that this was all locked up and safe is not true. And the president also made some claims that‚ at very least‚ were contradicted by allegations in the special counsel’s report. For example‚ he said- he denied that he disclosed any information to his ghostwriter‚ which was an allegation from the special counsel. And he claimed all this material was a memo that he wrote to President Obama about why we shouldn't be in Afghanistan. Now the special counsel did say there was such a memo and related materials‚ but that there was also a whole bunch of others about stuff- specifically that President Biden took notes about very sensitive material during Situation Room meetings‚ during intelligence briefings with President Obama‚ and disclosed some of that information to ghostwriters. And I’ll mention one more thing. President Biden said that‚ unlike President Trump- unlike former President Trump‚ none of the material he had was what he called high classified. Now‚ according to the special counsel at least‚ that is not true. The special counsel reported some of this material was marked Top Secret and some of it related to highly sensitive clandestine human source operations. So- the real secret stuff that is not supposed to get outside the government was allegedly in possession of President Biden at his home. At one point‚ Dale went for a monthslong stretch without fact-checking the president‚ and in fact‚ has a predilection for checking the former president. Not today‚ though. As we pointed out in our earlier item‚ the media largely tiptoed around the more damaging elements of the special counsel’s report‚ mainly‚ the extent to which Biden’s statements are contradicted and rendered false. The special counsel’s statements on diminished memory inflamed the media‚ and enabled concealment or suppression of Biden’s false statements on the matter.  This isn’t to say that Dale’s fact check was perfect. For example‚ he didn’t delve into Biden’s prerecorded acknowledgement of having the boxes of documents in 2017- which obliterates any narratives about immediate turnover upon acknowledgement of possession. But Dale does go into the ghostwriter disclosures‚ as well as Biden’s false claim of the documents being locked up. Like CBS’s Catherine Herridge‚ Dale also gets into some of the specificity of the most sensitive documents held by Biden‚ dismantling another claim which was also used to differentiate Biden’s document case from Trump’s by alleging different degrees of severity. As the old saying goes‚ “one swallow does not a summer make”. One fact-check of Joe Biden does not mitigate years of dormancy‚ but nonetheless‚ a fact-check was made. And that’s the kind of day that Joe Biden ended up having.