In Texas, a bill (SB 1596) was passed that would remove "sawed-off" or short-barrel firearms from the state's list of prohibited weapons, according to WFAA and FOX 4 News. While these firearms would still be subject to federal registration requirements (including a $200 tax and background check), Texas law would no longer prohibit them, meaning police could no longer arrest individuals for violating state laws regarding these firearms.

How it feels to sleep with your phone next to you while fast charging with WiFi, Hotspot, Bluetooth and GPS enable all night

Father and mother help the lil baby up.

You can send this to her.

Asians eat fruit too

Working man saves the day again

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Kweens are getting laid off en masse as companies rollback DEI initiatives.

Our team spoke with a couple of these High IQ individuals at the Atlanta Job fair/Rap concert/cookout.

Here's what Shaquandanikwa had to say 👩🏾‍⚕: Da fuq yuu mean dey ain't got no mo hot wangs, I waited in dis muf fukin' line for like 45 mins cuz Trump took my food stampz. Yeah I showed up n hower late but I thought er'one wuz too

I also hate when that happens too... Where should she apply to next chat?

Source? We wuz employed en shiieett 🌍👸🏾