Rick E Shepler

This woman lives in the small mountain town of Wrightwood, California Even though she lives in the mountains, she’s not allowed to have a wood burning stove When the electricity goes out, and it goes out all the time, she can’t keep warm because California regulations She has a fake chimney that’s just for show because she’s not allowed to have the wood burning stove I had to research to find the town she lives in but once I did I realized why there are these regulations. It’s so ridiculous Her home is newer construction so it falls under stricter California Green Building Standards (CALGreen) + local Air Quality Management District (AQMD) rules New construction cannot install new wood-burning fireplaces or stoves The goal is reducing wood smoke pollution So she has to freeze when the power goes out because it could smell like wood burning for a little bit California has to vote Red

Congressional Candidate Turns Her Back on the American Flag; refuses to recite the Pledge of Allegiance. Don't be a Mai Vang. @CaliforniaGlobe full story below👇

And some would say the conflict was 'unprovoked'

JUST IN🇷🇺🇺🇦🇺🇸🔥 Russian soldiers have taken over deep enough into Ukraine’s largest Minerals that $13 Trillion BlackRock has abandoned their EU-Ukraine investment plans.

Visitors DESECRATE Cathedral Rock — climb and mark protected Native American sacred site

🇺🇸 Police are overwhelmed trying to contain chaos at Myrtle Beach during Black Bike Week. Officers on the ground dealing with what parents never handled at home. Policing failure or a culture problem nobody wants to talk about?

And the ghouls in Brussels would likely give it to him

This gentleman says he’s served in the Marine Corps under three presidents and President Trump is the only one that gave him a Christmas bonus

The Euphrates Dam in Syria, the country's largest reservoir, has reached a water level not observed since 1988 It is currently filled to 97% of its capacity after receiving 3 billion cubic meters of water in recent weeks due to an unusually strong rainy season in Syria and Turkey.

NYC subway flooding again? Mayor Mamdani, fix the damn drains already, you bum.

This video is getting passed around by @JOKAQARMY1 claiming the guy called the black man a racial slur. Watch it. Listen to the audio. There is ZERO evidence of any slur. None. What IS crystal clear on camera? Assault and battery committed right in front of you.

Hello! Here’s the latest news at this hour: 1️⃣ The British defence secretary’s plane lost its GPS signal near Kaliningrad. 2️⃣ A US military aircraft declared emergency code 7700 over the Czech Republic before landing in Germany. Thousands tracked the flight online. 3️⃣ The US and Iran have agreed on 95% of a deal, — Fox News reports. Trump gave negotiators 5–7 days to finalize it. 4️⃣ Student protests in Serbia escalated into clashes with police. Armored vehicles have been deployed to Belgrade. 5️⃣ Protests have also erupted in Madrid, where thousands are demanding the resignation of Pedro Sánchez. 6️⃣ DR Congo’s national football team could be barred from the World Cup over the Ebola outbreak.

Large crowd gathers during a reported “teen takeover” on Chicago’s West Side overnight. According to the New York Post, 5 police officers were struck by a car as they responded to the scene, and 19 people were shot across the city on Memorial Day weekend. AI-generated video from the area shows the scale of the gathering (based on real footage/stills). How will Mayor Johnson address these takeovers? (Video: AI)

ONLY THE CAPITAL OF UKRAINE, KIEV, WAS SHAKEN BY SIX SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS Russia used Oreshnik, Kinzhal, Iskander, and Zircon for "retaliatory strikes" The targets also included military facilities near Belaya Cerkvya, 80 kilometers from Kiev. Above all, the Artyom military factory and the airport. At the moment of the strike, French helicopters and Soviet military transport aircraft An-12 and Il-76 (under repair) were at that airport

Women being forced to wear burqas in this weather is torture - I absolutely detest it. If any religion forces women into such brutal and punishing conditions, then maybe we should start asking some serious questions about that religion.

@RupertLowe10 Hijabs & every other bomb concealer should be banned

Get these fcking Indian national retards out of our country. What a shameful act.

@ZelenskyyUa ZELENSKY. Surrender now and it all ends today for humanities sake.

Efforts to deal with the aftermath of yesterday’s Russian strikes continue in Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts. Nearly 100 State Emergency Service personnel are involved. In total, around 300 sites across Kyiv were damaged. Most of them are residential buildings – over the past day, notifications of varying degrees of damage were submitted for nearly 150 private homes and apartment blocks. As of now, 87 people are reported to have been injured in the capital, including three children. Twenty-one people have been hospitalized, while the rest are receiving outpatient care. I am grateful to the medical workers treating and supporting our people. I thank everyone involved in recovery efforts, all emergency and public services. Overall, six of our regions were affected by yesterday’s attack. Protection must be strengthened: support for air defense remains a daily priority of Ukraine’s foreign policy work at every level. And pressure on the aggressor – along with accountability for all these strikes – must be ensured. I thank the partners who condemned yesterday’s attack and everyone ready to help us with concrete steps.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Iran: "We're still a work in progress. As I said, you know, we thought we might have some news last night. Maybe today I wouldn't read too much into it. It takes a little while to hear back. So we have what I think is a pretty solid thing on the table in terms of their ability to open up the straits, get the straits open, enter into a very real, significant, time-limited negotiation on the nuclear matters. And hopefully we can pull it off. It has a lot of support in the Gulf. It has a lot of support in the U.S. Globally, every country that we've walked through it understands it's not just very reasonable, but it's the right thing for the world to get done. As the president said, he's not in a hurry. He's not going to make a bad deal. I mean, the president's not going to make a bad agreement. So let's see what happens. Well, we're going to give diplomacy every chance to succeed before we explore the alternatives."