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@earthcurated The damage it "repairs" is well before you ever need an implant and it cannot help with bone on bone so schedule your knee replacement.

Germany has developed a groundbreaking medical gel that can help repair and regrow damaged joint cartilage-without the need for implants or surgery.

@Serenitee_Sam YOUR rights weren't being violated. If they had a legal permit for an event that gave them exclusive use of a designated area for the duration of the event then you were trespassing. My father always had a great line for how people's rights work: Your rights END where mine begin

Knowing your rights changes EVERYTHING. Watch what happens when they try to shut this camera down… Kaitlin Bennett was filming people-on-the-street interviews at the Winter Garden Farmers Market. Police and city staff told Bennett her activities needed to be conducted outside the event's perimeter, as past market practices typically restricted event activity to approved vendors. When she entered the event area, she was issued a trespass warning and threatened with arrest. Following a review, the City Manager and the Police Department acknowledged that the market, while hosted by a third party, took place on unclosed public right-of-way. The city rescinded the trespass notice, apologized, and permitted Bennett to return, noting that the restriction violated her First Amendment right to record in a traditional public forum. Bennett subsequently returned to the market the following week. Bennett was also involved in a similar situation at the Lakeland Farmers Market in May 2025. In that instance, she claimed her free speech rights were violated after police responded to complaints about her filming and "hateful statements". However, city officials clarified that she was not trespassed from the market, though the dispute drew local attention regarding the boundaries of filming on public spaces. No legal cases or arrests were ultimately filed in either situation.

@sleepin_volk @AMAZlNGNATURE Soooooo many self righteous douche bags on the planet 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@AMAZlNGNATURE Maybe I'm an asshole but I wouldn't have told anyone and just threw it away. Fuck the birds. It's not like a few dying will change anything.

A Ford dealership in Kansas can’t hand over a sold F-250 after a robin built a federally protected nest on one of the truck’s tires. Under U.S. wildlife laws, the active nest cannot legally be removed until the birds leave.

@nytimes Go home trash. We've made it abundantly clear we don't want you here.

Breaking News: Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate who was arrested by ICE agents last March, will appeal his deportation case to the Supreme Court after a federal appeals court declined to review it. nyti.ms/3RCRRVG

@KazunguMireille How's that song go....... Oh yeah "Too much time on my hands di di di di di Too much time on my hands".

Satisfying

@its_The_Dr I'm always with Bill until he uses the word "Democracy". Once again everyone WE ARE NOT A DEMOCRACY. The U.S. IS a "Federal Constitutional Representative Republic". Learn it and say it because Democracy is a totally different form of government the U.S. HAS NEVER BEEN....

Bill Maher basically Destroys the Lefts arguments!

@lovetocook12345 Nuisance is a leftist, socialist punk that should be in jail.

California gas problem just got worse… a lot worse!

@Buraq515 Like all things in life it's not about complete removal. It's about minimalism not consumerism.

Truly impressive work! 👏👏

@WestonRileyNV @realDonaldTrump Except that this one isn't what actually happened NOW IS IT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@realDonaldTrump @realDonaldTrump, I fixed it for you! I hope you love it!

@vir90042 @MacFarlaneNews No one cares what "You" would or wouldn't object to Lefty because you live in a REPUBLIC not a democracy. A "Federal Constitutional Representative Republic".

@MacFarlaneNews I wouldn't object to repairs when presented and executed responsibly, but you'll never convince me that he hasn't padded or downright lied about the cost and is finding a way to skim. The ongoing corruption brought forth by this man has infected our entire government.

STAND BY: Historic group argues at 2pm for judge to halt Trump's repainting of Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool They'll argue: "Current cost—over $13 million—is nearly half the total budget of the replacement of the pool in 2010. The govt. itself agrees this is not routine"

@GovPressOffice @CAgovernor 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 You and all your Blue Demon zealots are such morons. You've done more damage to Californians than AI will ever do. From chasing the oil and gas companies out to your multi billion dollar waste of tax payer money. Why you and your minions are not in prison already......

NEW: @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom is signing a first-in-the-nation executive order to confront the economic impacts of artificial intelligence on workers and small businesses, support workers in sectors impacted by AI transition, and pursue new policies that ensure Californians — not just big tech companies — benefit from the wealth-generating opportunities of the future economy.

@Rainmaker1973 There's this guy, along with a few others, and then the rest of useless humanity but then again I guess it's a matter of numbers to get to the few really good ones.

Imagine a man so brilliant that 2,200 years later, we still speak his name with awe. A man so ingenious to build pumps for irrigation still used today, mirrors that could burn ships at a distance and much more. His name was Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287–212 BC). Born in the ancient Greek city-state of Syracuse in Sicily, this legendary mathematician, physicist, and inventor didn’t just study the world, he bent it to his will. He calculated π with astonishing precision using the “method of exhaustion,” proved that a sphere’s volume is exactly two-thirds of its surrounding cylinder (a discovery he cherished above all others), and laid the earliest foundations of calculus centuries before Newton. He also wrote The Sand Reckoner, where he devised a system for expressing extremely large numbers and estimated how many grains of sand would fill the universe. One day, while stepping into his bath, he discovered the principle of buoyancy, now known as Archimedes’ Principle, and famously ran naked through the streets shouting “EUREKA!” (“I have found it!”). He gave us the law of the lever, boldly declaring: “Give me a place to stand and a lever long enough, and I shall move the Earth.” But Archimedes wasn’t just a thinker. He was a genius inventor. He created the Archimedes Screw, a revolutionary water pump still used around the world today. He designed powerful compound pulleys and cranes. And when the Roman army besieged Syracuse during the Second Punic War, he became a one-man defense force, engineering devastating catapults and the fearsome “Claw of Archimedes,” a massive crane that lifted enemy ships out of the water and smashed them against the rocks. Ancient writings even credit him with inventing burning mirrors, giant arrays of polished bronze that focused the sun’s rays to set Roman warships ablaze from afar. While historians still debate the exact details, modern experiments have proven the idea is scientifically possible under the right conditions. In 212 BC, when Roman forces finally breached the city, General Marcellus gave strict orders: spare Archimedes. Yet as the great thinker sat drawing mathematical diagrams in the sand, a Roman soldier killed him. His last words? “Do not disturb my circles!” His surviving works shaped Galileo, Leibniz, Newton, and the entire Scientific Revolution. He remains one of the greatest minds humanity has ever produced — a bridge between ancient genius and modern science.

@CAgovernor Facts are facts Nuisance. All the most expensive states to live in are RULED by Democrats. ALL of them and yours is at the front of the line. If it isn't you nitwits taxing and spending us to death it's the other nitwits warring us to death.

California's Cap-and-Invest program is building another 380+ affordable homes in Union City, Redwood City, Oakland, and Coachella! Our bold investments and local partnerships are making historic progress confronting our decades-in-the-making housing and homelessness crises.

@AP It really is time for the government to start taking all these leftist and "Democracy" pushers for what they are. A real threat to our nations safety and security. The U.S. was, is and always will be a "Republic". There is no room for "Democracy".

BREAKING: A prosecutor announced charges against an ICE officer in the nonfatal shooting of a Venezuelan man during the crackdown in Minnesota. apnews.com/article/minnea…

@DonBurgers @AP You can "speak out" all you want but the U.S. is a Republic so shove your Demicracy up your ass.

@SawyerMerritt Vote No on any taxes and do not vote for any politician that votes for new taxes or tax increases. I would say "it's that simple" but the reality is it's not. At some point we need a law that makes "lying" illegal coupled with a stiff penalty for committing it.

U.S. House lawmakers have proposed ​bipartisan legislation that ‌would require electric vehicles to pay ​a $130 fee ​to pay for road ⁠repairs annually ​and $35 for some ​plug-in hybrid models. The House is working on a ​five-year highway reauthorization bill expected to ‌cost ⁠more than $500 billion ahead of the current law ​expiration on ​Sept ⁠30, 2026. Most revenue for ​federally funded ​road ⁠repairs is collected through diesel and ⁠gasoline ​taxes, ​which EVs do not pay. I think $130 is fair since over time there will be fewer gas vehicles on the road generating tax revenue, They'll need to make up the difference somewhere so they can keep repairing roads, etc. Full bill text in thread below:

@Thefactsdude Okay, some of you tards quack "the dogs should have been on a leash, train your dogs, put them in the house". So what if it had been horses or better yet a Bull? You think the cop is okay to shoot them if they come at him as well? Police out in the country learn their ways.

NEW: Texas officer investigating a fire on private property shoots a dog after being attacked Last Friday, Arp Police Officer Pereida responded to a large fire behind a residence. While approaching the fence line to check if the home was in danger, two dogs crawled under the fence and attempted to attack him. The officer fired two shots from his service pistol, striking one dog. The injured dog fled, and the second dog continued to approach. Bodycam footage was activated after the shots and shows part of the encounter. The dog’s owner later told the chief that “everyone around here knows my dogs will bite” and that the officer should have taken a bite instead of shooting. Chief Joe Keegan reviewed the footage and ruled the officer’s actions legal and appropriate. The dog ultimately required euthanasia.

@SteveHiltonx The most expensive states to live in, ALL the most expensive states, are all RULED by Blue dim wits. Not my opinion, just a simple fact.

15 years of one-party rule means working people get screwed while the rich get richer. Steve Hilton has the business and reform experience to go to Sacramento, take on the system, and fix the high costs of housing and energy. Are you with us?

@CloudyDaydreamX @Rainmaker1973 At least one 🤡 in every crowd....

@Rainmaker1973 Whites. You owe most everything to us.

The ancient Roman aqueducts, including impressive examples still standing in modern-day Turkey, stand as powerful evidence of the Roman Empire’s remarkable engineering and architectural prowess. These sophisticated water systems were built to deliver fresh water to growing urban populations and represented a major advancement over earlier water management structures developed in Egypt and India. Constructed over approximately 500 years, from 312 BC to AD 226, the aqueducts received funding from both public resources and private donors. Many of Rome’s most prominent emperors, including Augustus, Caligula, and Trajan, ordered their construction. Roman engineers designed these systems using a combination of pipes, tunnels, canals, and arched bridges. By skillfully following the natural contours of the land, the structures relied entirely on gravity to channel water from distant lakes and springs into cities. Once it arrived, the water supplied essential needs such as drinking, irrigation, public fountains, and grand bath complexes. The city of Rome itself was served by as many as eleven separate aqueducts, some bringing water from sources up to 92 kilometers (57 miles) away. Remarkably, a few of these ancient structures remain in use today. The Aqua Virgo, constructed in 19 BC by Marcus Agrippa under Emperor Augustus, still flows through Rome and supplies the famous Trevi Fountain. This extraordinary engineering achievement highlights the lasting influence of Roman innovation on modern infrastructure and urban planning.

@ABC The Democratic party is not compatible with the U.S. Republics system of governance much the same way as Socialism etc is not. It should therefore be banned and treated as a threat to our National Security.

Almost a third of the membership of the Congressional Black Caucus are at risk of losing their seats through the 2028 election cycle as Republicans in southern states where they control the legislature move swiftly to redraw congressional maps. abcnews.link/8u8DAIi