Ukrainians don’t even bother to hide Nazi patches on their soldiers anymore

Another dead Ukrainian was posing with a giant Totenkopf — the skull of the SS — plastered across his gear

Even the commenters were stunned: turns out Ukraine is crawling with Nazis

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Childhood consumption of ultraprocessed foods is linked to reduced IQ, according to a new study. Children who already face developmental issues could lose up to 5 IQ points by age seven

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The Atlantic, a far left publication, has come out today with a piece about how indefensible it is to transition kids. Massive sea change. We’ve won the PR war to end this absurd abuse

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A quick-witted 16-year-old angler helped rescue an endangered smalltooth sawfish that had been trapped in a shallow Florida pond for months.

While fishing in Bishop Harbor Pond near Palmetto, Florida, Kane Mcree hooked a rare 7.4-foot smalltooth sawfish—not just once, but twice within a week. What might thrill most fishermen as a lucky repeat catch raised red flags for the observant teenager: the fish couldn't escape the enclosed wetland due to metal grates over the culverts.

He suspected the sawfish had entered during flooding from Hurricane Helene (likely in late 2024) and then became stranded as waters receded. Rather than ignore it, Mcree contacted the U.S. Sawfish Recovery Team (using a hotline number he'd seen on a keychain).

The rescue proved challenging and unfolded over nearly three months, requiring multiple attempts. Experts from Havenworth Coastal Conservation, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), NOAA Fisheries, and volunteers deployed drones and underwater cameras to locate the elusive predator in the sizable pond.

An eight-person team finally captured the female sawfish using a bottom longline, measured her at 7.4 feet, collected biological samples for research, attached an acoustic tracking transmitter, and carefully transported her in a specialized water-filled stretcher across a road to release her into open waters of Tampa Bay.

This effort underscores the precarious state of smalltooth sawfish—critically endangered due to historical overfishing, habitat degradation, and emerging threats like mysterious "spinning" behavior—while showing how one alert individual's quick action can make a real difference in conservation.

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Progressive Democrat complains the New Hampshire government is trying to drive her out of the state

I love it here

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Australia seeing a surge in forced child marriages

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Trump celebrates Board of Peace pledging $5 BILLION toward Gaza reconstruction

Board will 'prove to be MOST consequential intl body in history'

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NEW - Hideki Sato, designer of nearly all Sega consoles and former Sega president, has died aged 75

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I just verified this and it’s 100% true

“They are increasingly trying to sneak halal foods into our kids' public schools. Did you know that in Dearborn, Michigan, the only option available to public school students for meat is halal certified? That means that the animals have been slaughtered facing Mecca in an Islamic ritual with Islamic prayers being said over them.

— The district now serves only halal meats that are permissible according to Islamic law.”

“Inside Dearborn Public Schools In schools, cafeterias, students have a variety of options. But when it comes to lunch items like cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets, here at this middle school, for instance, the meat is 100% halal.

But it's not just Dearborn. Last night, Amy Mac reported on X that they're trying to introduce halal foods into Wiley, Texas schools”

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A guy in Odessa cut off his own arm with a power saw to avoid going to the military conscription center.

Ukrainians don’t want to fight anyone

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BREAKING - A liberal woman in Maryland, Nancy Krause, is facing mass calls to be charged after she weaponized CPS against Calvert County high school students for starting a TPUSA chapter at their school.

Here’s the county sheriff’s non-emergency line and her job’s number.

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Even dogs are not safe in Pakistan

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Cancer is frequently diagnosed too late because tumors must grow substantial before they become visible on imaging scans. Yet the molecular clues—biomarkers—circulate in the blood much earlier, and the real challenge has always been detecting them at such minuscule levels.

Researchers at Shenzhen University have now developed an ultra-sensitive, light-based sensor capable of identifying cancer biomarkers even when just a handful of molecules are present in a single drop of blood. This innovation integrates three advanced technologies: CRISPR-based gene editing, self-assembled DNA nanostructures, and quantum dots.

The sensor relies on a surface of molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂), a 2D semiconductor that generates a second harmonic generation (SHG) optical signal when illuminated. DNA tetrahedrons—tiny, pyramid-shaped structures—precisely position quantum dots at an optimal distance above this surface to amplify the SHG signal. The system functions like a nanoscale switch: CRISPR-Cas12a is programmed to recognize a specific target biomarker (such as miR-21, a microRNA linked to lung cancer). Upon binding and detecting the target, Cas12a cleaves the DNA tether, releasing the quantum dot. This causes a detectable drop in the SHG signal, signaling the presence of the biomarker.

In validation tests with serum samples from lung cancer patients, the device reliably detected miR-21 at sub-attomolar concentrations—equivalent to pinpointing a single molecule amid trillions—without relying on time-consuming or costly amplification steps common in existing assays.

The potential is transformative. The sensor's programmable nature means it could be reconfigured to detect other threats, including Alzheimer's-related markers, viral infections, or environmental pollutants. Moreover, it avoids bulky equipment, paving the way for a compact, portable version suitable for point-of-care use in clinics or even routine checkups.

The potential is transformative. The sensor's programmable nature means it could be reconfigured to detect other threats, including Alzheimer's-related markers, viral infections, or environmental pollutants. Moreover, it avoids bulky equipment, paving the way for a compact, portable version suitable for point-of-care use in clinics or even routine checkups.

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After hearing this news, I became curious about how many mosques have appeared in the US over the past six years.

I decided to find out, and you know, it seems like nothing has changed, but it sounds suspicious that no research on this topic has been conducted since 2020, don't you think?

Data says "no evidence of increase" compared to pre-2020 period.

They stopped comprehensive tracking RIGHT when Biden opened borders and flooded country with Muslim refugees?

Either the data is incomplete, or they deliberately stopped tracking to hide the real numbers.

When you're changing school food to Islamic law and resettling hundreds of thousands Muslim refugees, but claim mosque construction didn't increase - someone's lying.

My guess? They know the real numbers would alarm people. So they stopped comprehensive surveys and rely on "estimates" that show "no major change."

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Never ever ever kill yourself

don’t even think about it

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