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A neighborhood mom once shared that the cost for childcare for her two young sons would have cost her nearly her entire annual salary…if she could even find the spots. But what if we could slash childcare costs by TWO THIRDS? Michigan Tri-Share does just that - a program that splits childcare costs evenly between the family, employer, and State of Michigan. And today, my bill to make this program permanent just passed out of the Senate with bipartisan support.

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A 6hr debate summarized in 3 minutes for ya. You’re welcome 🫶🏻 lol But seriously, this is what it all boiled down to. Hypocrisy. In every sense of the word. She doesn’t practice what she preaches, and what she preaches is something she knows will never actually happen as policy. Yet she and her husband Andrew Wilson grift off of calling everyone that actually DOES something tangible for the movement, or simply believe women should vote, a “feminist” or a “simp”. They’re both hypocrites. They both sell “debate lessons” to people online yet can’t have a debate without interrupting, purposely, lol They wouldn’t last 5 minutes in a formal, regulated discussion where their mics cut off their maniacal screaming 😂 They’re both toxic for the relations between men and women, which I find the most egregious of the offenses, because it weakens our society. And I’ll happily call it out to their faces, anywhere, anytime 💅😉😘 #whatever

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Pakistan’s Ceasefire Scam Helped Turn Lebanon Into a Graveyard ⚠️ What JD Vance said is devastating... !!! > Islamabad appears to have played both sides > One version of the ceasefire to Washington > Another version to Tehran 👉 Basically... Pakistan sold two different deals to two different capitals. One side believed Lebanon was covered... The other side said it never was. 📌 Here's what happened next: > Israel unleashed one of its deadliest bombing waves on Lebanon > 250+ people were killed in a single day, according to Reuters and other reports 👉 When a country like Pakistan tries to look clever by playing courier between enemies, people die. Lebanon just paid the price. 📌 Follow The Tathya for more such updates.

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Every year, young women fly into Las Vegas, chasing bright lights and big dreams. Elsa was one of them. She saved for months, convinced that one lucky streak at a casino could flip her life overnight. The first night felt magical, flashing machines, free drinks, the rush of almost winning. The second night, she tried to win back what she’d lost. By the end of the week, her savings were gone. Then, her credit cards maxed out. Pride kept her from calling home. Weeks later, the same city that once glittered now felt cold. With no money for a flight back and no support system nearby, Elsa found herself sleeping in places she never imagined she would. Las Vegas sells hope in neon lights. But behind the glamour are real stories of loss. Sometimes, the biggest gamble isn’t at the table. It’s believing luck will replace a plan. When dreams are fueled by illusion, how do we teach young people the difference between opportunity and risk before it costs them everything?

Every year, young women fly into Las Vegas, chasing bright lights and big dreams. Elsa was one of them. She saved for months, convinced that one lucky streak at a casino could flip her life overnight. The first night felt magical, flashing machines, free drinks, the rush of almost winning. The second night, she tried to win back what she’d lost. By the end of the week, her savings were gone. Then, her credit cards maxed out. Pride kept her from calling home. Weeks later, the same city that once glittered now felt cold. With no money for a flight back and no support system nearby, Elsa found herself sleeping in places she never imagined she would. Las Vegas sells hope in neon lights. But behind the glamour are real stories of loss. Sometimes, the biggest gamble isn’t at the table. It’s believing luck will replace a plan. When dreams are fueled by illusion, how do we teach young people the difference between opportunity and risk before it costs them everything?

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Dr. Jane Goodall 1934 - 2025 In 1962, a very young woman named Jane Goodall stepped into the African forest. What she would discover shattered our understanding of the place of human beings in the world. She revealed that chimpanzees use tools, form bonds, and experience emotions. Dr. Goodall’s discoveries forced the world to redefine man. These discoveries shattered long-held scientific assumptions and bridged the distance between humans and the rest of creation. Dr. Goodall revolutionized primatology and helped shape global conservation policy. When Dr. Goodall went into the forest, she was attacked and derided by male scientists who laughed at the idea that she could offer anything of import. She stood alone in the field and proved them wrong. Because of her, countless women have pursued careers in biology, ecology, conservation, and other fields in STEM. Over the years, as I have traveled through the world and met some of the most prominent women in all areas of conservation and environmental sciences, all but a few told me they were inspired to get into their field by Jane Goodall’s example. We have lost a giant.

Dr. Jane Goodall 1934 - 2025 In 1962, a very young woman named Jane Goodall stepped into the African forest. What she would discover shattered our understanding of the place of human beings in the world. She revealed that chimpanzees use tools, form bonds, and experience emotions. Dr. Goodall’s discoveries forced the world to redefine man. These discoveries shattered long-held scientific assumptions and bridged the distance between humans and the rest of creation. Dr. Goodall revolutionized primatology and helped shape global conservation policy. When Dr. Goodall went into the forest, she was attacked and derided by male scientists who laughed at the idea that she could offer anything of import. She stood alone in the field and proved them wrong. Because of her, countless women have pursued careers in biology, ecology, conservation, and other fields in STEM. Over the years, as I have traveled through the world and met some of the most prominent women in all areas of conservation and environmental sciences, all but a few told me they were inspired to get into their field by Jane Goodall’s example. We have lost a giant.

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She’s a landlord who keeps a close eye on her property expenses, so when the electric bill for one of her units suddenly doubled, she knew something wasn’t right. The tenant insisted their usage hadn’t changed. No new appliances. No extra occupants. After hiring an electrician to inspect the wiring, they discovered something shocking, a line had been illegally tapped from her meter and was running into the neighboring property’s garage. Someone next door had been siphoning electricity straight from her account. She felt violated. It wasn’t just about the money. It was the audacity. Electricity theft isn’t harmless; it’s dangerous, illegal, and could have caused a fire. Situations like this show how quickly trust between neighbors can disappear. Protecting your property isn’t about being paranoid, sometimes it’s just being realistic.

She’s a landlord who keeps a close eye on her property expenses, so when the electric bill for one of her units suddenly doubled, she knew something wasn’t right. The tenant insisted their usage hadn’t changed. No new appliances. No extra occupants. After hiring an electrician to inspect the wiring, they discovered something shocking, a line had been illegally tapped from her meter and was running into the neighboring property’s garage. Someone next door had been siphoning electricity straight from her account. She felt violated. It wasn’t just about the money. It was the audacity. Electricity theft isn’t harmless; it’s dangerous, illegal, and could have caused a fire. Situations like this show how quickly trust between neighbors can disappear. Protecting your property isn’t about being paranoid, sometimes it’s just being realistic.

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OMG: A heavily-vaxxed woman calls Peter Hotez asking why she suffered the “worst experience [she] ever had” two days after her last COVID booster. This is like watching a train wreck in real time. The woman was so tired she was sleeping 16 hours a day, and she had a “really bad cough with deep phlegm.” At first, Hotez assumed she had a terrible bout of COVID. But to his shock, the woman told him she had NEVER had COVID. Hotez scrambled to come up with an explanation: “So, what possibly could have happened is in between the time you got the booster and the immune response kicks in, you could have gotten some intercurrent viral infection, such as Covid or flu or a gazillion other things. So sometimes it’s hard to know what’s ascribed to a SIDE EFFECT of the vaccine versus some other intercurrent illness.” Notice that last line where Hotez mentions the word “side effect.” Hotez understood, “Oh, sh*t, I could be a vaccine-injured person.” But instead of making that possibility well known, he comes up with an explanation to confuse her into thinking her suffering came from something else—two days after the shot.

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495,427 views • 1 year ago

Dave Chappelle calls out Lauren Boebert for exploiting his good faith for political gain. It started when Chappelle was on Capitol Hill, and Boebert asked to take a picture with him. Boebert “instantly” used that picture for something Chappelle says you “should never do to a person like me.” “Here comes Lauren Boebert, and she said, ‘Can I get a picture?’ And I’d already taken 40 pictures. I didn’t want to say no in front of everybody, but I didn’t know the phrase: ‘I respectfully decline.’” “So I just took the picture. And then, she posted the picture before I could even get from there to the show and says something to the effect of ‘Just [three] people that knew that there’s just two genders.’” “She instantly weaponized it. Or politicized it.” “So I got to the arena, and I lit her ass up for doing that. And she should never do that to a person like me.”

Dave Chappelle calls out Lauren Boebert for exploiting his good faith for political gain. It started when Chappelle was on Capitol Hill, and Boebert asked to take a picture with him. Boebert “instantly” used that picture for something Chappelle says you “should never do to a person like me.” “Here comes Lauren Boebert, and she said, ‘Can I get a picture?’ And I’d already taken 40 pictures. I didn’t want to say no in front of everybody, but I didn’t know the phrase: ‘I respectfully decline.’” “So I just took the picture. And then, she posted the picture before I could even get from there to the show and says something to the effect of ‘Just [three] people that knew that there’s just two genders.’” “She instantly weaponized it. Or politicized it.” “So I got to the arena, and I lit her ass up for doing that. And she should never do that to a person like me.”

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Miles Davis on why Prince and Michael Jackson deserve more respect than people think. In a candid conversation, the jazz legend reveals something unexpected about two of pop music's biggest names. When Prince and Michael Jackson are brought up, Davis initially seems caught off guard: "I'm surprised that you would mention a Prince and a Michael Jackson. For some reason I wouldn't have thought that you would put them in that category." But then he catches himself. "I don't know why. Because they're really composers." Davis breaks down what separates true composers from mere performers. It comes down to what happens in the silence between the singing: "When you sing a song and you have to have an arrangement, when you stop singing, they have to fill in the crack. And some people can fill in cracks more. Prince will say something, he'll sing right a phrase, underneath is the music that you hear under him, and after a phrase are short compositions actually." He draws a clear distinction between how Prince and Michael work: "Prince does everything himself. But Michael has about three other composers. One for brass, one for funky sound to bass drums, a different composer for violins, a different composer for horns."

Miles Davis on why Prince and Michael Jackson deserve more respect than people think. In a candid conversation, the jazz legend reveals something unexpected about two of pop music's biggest names. When Prince and Michael Jackson are brought up, Davis initially seems caught off guard: "I'm surprised that you would mention a Prince and a Michael Jackson. For some reason I wouldn't have thought that you would put them in that category." But then he catches himself. "I don't know why. Because they're really composers." Davis breaks down what separates true composers from mere performers. It comes down to what happens in the silence between the singing: "When you sing a song and you have to have an arrangement, when you stop singing, they have to fill in the crack. And some people can fill in cracks more. Prince will say something, he'll sing right a phrase, underneath is the music that you hear under him, and after a phrase are short compositions actually." He draws a clear distinction between how Prince and Michael work: "Prince does everything himself. But Michael has about three other composers. One for brass, one for funky sound to bass drums, a different composer for violins, a different composer for horns."

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