“Trans” man says he gets periods

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SecretaryWright celebrates the first-ever airlift of a next-gen nuclear reactor: "The power for 5,000 homes flying in the belly of a C17. That thing will be assembled and running 10-12 weeks from now...There's many companies doing this, and we're partnering with a lot of them."

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BREAKING: US stocks extend losses with the Nasdaq 100 now down -1.3% on the day

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Bitcoin

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BREAKING:

Netherlands State Secretary for Finance, "Nathalie van Berkel," has RESIGNED.

She was set to oversee the controversial 36% tax on unrealized gains.

The reason behind her resignation is having falsified educational credentials on her CV and LinkedIn profile.

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Russia has developed an anti-drone launcher called "Yolka", created by Moscow engineers in cooperation with air defense teams

Once the "Yolka" locates the drone, it is manually fired and then automatically guided toward the drone

It is cheap, effective and has been in use at the frontline for several months

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I love this trend! Gonna make one

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BREAKING: US says 11 'narco-terrorists' dead in strikes on drug-smuggling boats

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Mamdani set to unveil record $122B budget - fueled by proposed NYC property tax hike

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A new Atlas robot from Boston Dynamics, showcasing smooth, human-like movement and advanced mobility beyond human limits

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These anti-harassment ads portray the white man as the creep and non-white woman as the victim.

World upside down.

Pure anti-white propaganda.

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BREAKING: In a massive reversal, the S&P 500 erases all losses on the day and turns green.

The S&P 500 just added +$600 billion in 30 minutes.

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BREAKING - A Florida man who couldn’t find a job and was on assistance is now thanking Trump for helping him get one.

“Thank you, Mr. Trump. I went to a construction site today and got hired on the spot.

If it wasn’t for what you did with the immigrants, I wouldn’t have a job.”

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Your heart pumps over 2,000 gallons of blood every single day—an astonishing volume equivalent to filling a small swimming pool.

This tireless organ generates enough pressure to theoretically squirt blood up to 30 feet (9 meters) across a room, a testament to its raw hydraulic power.

Far from being just a rhythmic ticker, the human heart is an engineering marvel. The left ventricle, with its walls only about half an inch thick, delivers the forceful systolic pressure needed to drive oxygenated blood through roughly 60,000 miles of vessels, reaching every corner of the body from head to toes.

Each beat is a precise explosion of mechanical force that sustains life without pause.

Over an average lifetime, this powerhouse contracts more than 2.5 billion times, circulating that daily 2,000 gallons relentlessly.

We often view the heart through an emotional or poetic lens, but its sheer physical prowess—delivering efficiency and strength that even cutting-edge technology finds hard to match—makes it the body's ultimate high-performance engine.

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Boomers with 17 paid off properties looking at you struggling to pay rent

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