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MISSING PERSON: Indira Shrestha was last seen Wed, Apr 15, leaving her residence on the 1000 block of Leavenworth Street. She was last seen wearing a long purple-and-multicolored dress with dark-colored shoes. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/newsrelease260…

MY SON, GEOLOGIST DANIEL ROBINSON, WENT MISSING IN THE SONORAN DESERT OF ARIZONA. I AM STILL SEARCHING FOR HIM. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION TO HELP BRING HIM HOME, CONTACT 803.200.7994 OR TIPLINE: 844.602.0660. YOU CAN REMAIN ANONYMOUS. I WON'T STOP! THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

🆘️ 💔 🆘️ The first shelter dog Tweet I saw had a tiny baby shaking like a leaf. This one is JORTS - 7 month old #Chihuahua mix at deadly Devore #California. Just came in 4-15. Call for availability if interested. reply here if you can #FOSTER 4 rescue 🙏 info 🔽 #A841571

Two weeks ago I was hitch-hiking at Donner Summit after a failed backcountry ski trip. Nathan’s CHP cruiser rolled up and I thought, here we go, I’m about to get harassed by the cops. Nathan rolled down the window and asked if I was all right. I leaned in and told him I was ok, and gave him my story. He asked if I wanted a ride, and I gladly accepted. In the next 45 minutes we talked, laughed and shared stories. He told me about his wife and kids, his time working in San Jose, and how he loved working up in the mountains away from the city. When he dropped me off, he gave me his personal phone number and told me to call him at 6:30 if I hadn’t gotten a ride - he would pick me up after he got off work and drive me to family in Sacramento. I texted him later in the day to tell him that I had been picked up and thank him. He texted back: All's well that ends well. Glad you made it. I have found myself thinking about how I could repay his kindness in the last couple of weeks. About bringing him a 6 pack of beer, or writing the CHP to commend him. I thought about looking him up when I was in the area and offering to buy him dinner. I thought about becoming his friend. And then I read in the newspaper today that he had been killed on duty this weekend - hit by a car while investigating another accident. And I was, I am, crushed. Buying him a 6 pack or dinner seems so small in scope now. I am sharing this in an effort to broaden that scope. To repay him by inspiring others to be good. Be a good person. Be kind to strangers. Go out of your way to help them when you can. The time for this is now, not later. Later may never come. The measure of your life is your impact on other people. Make it count. Nathan Taylor was a good man. He was kind, and giving, and he wanted to help. He challenged my prejudice against the police. He inspired me to be a better man. You made a difference, Nathan. Thank you. Credit : Paxton Brewer edited for clarity

🚨 This is Ashanti Allen. She’s 8 months pregnant and she’s missing in Houston. There is an urgent search to find her.

3,000 students. One song. A moment of pure harmony. 🎶 No matter the setting, there’s never a wrong time to hear it—only moments where it feels especially meaningful. 🇺🇸✨

The color may fade, but the pride lasts forever. Get your 250th Anniversary Cap today. 😊

OPD needs your help locating #MissingPerson Arlene Mason, 67-year-old, at risk due to medical conditions. Last seen: March 11, 2026, in the area of West MacArthur Boulevard and Broadway, wearing a brown hoodie and black leggings. Call #Missing Persons at 510-238-3641.

🇺🇸🇺🇸 Welcome home! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

It takes a village to save a life. 🤝 The road to recovery for these sweet dogs is long, but seeing them finally feel a kind touch makes every moment worth it. Help us keep providing medical attention and nourishment to those who need it most. Together, we can transform lives. 🐕❤️ #Volunteer #AnimalLover #RescueStory #Angel4Strays

Si las niñas de esta generación quieren conocer a una verdadera #Feminista (No la de las axilas peludas que agreden a los hombres y vandalizan iglesias) pues solo tienen que Googlear #CristinaKoch mujer histórica seleccionada por la #Nasa para la misión #ARTEMISII convirtiéndose en la primera mujer en viajar a la luna y orbitar alrededor de ella. Ella es ingeniera y astronauta. 🫶🏻

Melani is BACK! With another We Do Not Care Club Announcement! 📣 She just gets me…… 🥹🥹 #WDNC

Balance issues are common with Parkinson’s & stroke—but they’re NOT hopeless. This #WorldParkinsonsDay, focus on what you can improve: ✔ Stability ✔ Confidence ✔ Movement Our Balance Rehab Program helps you train all 3 at home 💙 👉 youtu.be/yhc8e9Yu6MU

Harvey Korman laughed so hard at the word "Koala", Tim Conway surprised him with it again the next time they did the Old Man sketch

Tim Conway fell down the stairs twice as fast during rehearsals so Harvey Korman and Carol Burnett weren't ready for how slow he'd fall during the taping. They had no choice but to turn from the camera and hide their laughter 😂

This may be the most majestic thing I’ve ever seen.

On May 25, 1986, America did something that still feels impossible today. More than six million people stepped out of their homes, their routines, and their differences — and reached for the hand of a stranger. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, a living human chain stretched 4,152 miles across the country. It crossed bustling city streets, quiet small towns, endless farmland, scorching desert, and winding rivers. For fifteen minutes, the entire nation was physically connected — heart to heart, hand to hand. This was Hands Across America. It wasn’t organized by politicians or corporations. It belonged to ordinary people. Parents holding toddlers. Grandparents standing tall beside teenagers. Factory workers, farmers, teachers, nurses, veterans, and kids who skipped school just to be part of it. Some stood under blazing sun. Others felt cool ocean wind. All of them shared one purpose: to stand against hunger and homelessness and to say, out loud and in public, that no one in this country should be forgotten. Yes, celebrities like Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, and Kenny Rogers helped draw the spotlight. But the real power came from the millions who showed up without cameras pointed at them. People who believed that showing up still mattered. People who believed that unity wasn’t just a slogan — it was something you could actually do with your own two hands. The event raised millions for food banks and housing programs, but that was only part of the story. The deeper impact was emotional. For fifteen minutes, a divided nation proved it could still come together. It reminded Americans that compassion could move faster than fear. That ordinary people, when linked together, could create something bold, visible, and unforgettable. Many who were there still remember the feeling of that hand in theirs — warm, steady, human. In a time when it feels like we are being pulled apart by every force imaginable, that memory still burns. America once reached out and literally held itself together. And the truth is… we can do it again.

This little soul should be wagging his tail and playing, but instead, he’s fighting a tough battle at the vet. 💔 It’s painful to see him so weak. He’s receiving treatment now, but we need your help to cover his medical costs and give him a fighting chance at a happy life. Please donate or RT to spread the word! 🐕✨ #SaveALife #PuppyLove #RescueDog #SupportAnimals

💧Friendly reminder: your body needs water to keep joints happy, muscles working, and energy up! ☕ Coffee = fine 💧 Water = necessary 👉 Try this: 1 glass of water before your coffee today Drop a ☕ if you’re guilty… or a 💧 if you’re staying hydrated today!

Estaba de pie en la fila de la caja del supermercado. Estaba abarrotado y ruidoso. Mi perro, Titus —un fuerte y concentrado husky de servicio— estaba sentado perfectamente quieto a mi lado. Su cuerpo estaba ligeramente presionado contra mi pierna, su postura calmada y firme, sus ojos fijos en mi rostro. No apartó la mirada ni un segundo. Una mujer detrás de mí me tocó el hombro con fuerza. «Ese perro necesita una bozal», espetó. «Mira cómo te está mirando. Es peligroso. Es irresponsable traer un perro así a una tienda». En ese momento, la habitación comenzó a girar. Mi visión se estrechó, las señales de advertencia llegando todas a la vez. Sabía que solo tenía segundos. «No está mirando porque sea agresivo», dije, con la voz temblorosa mientras agarraba el arnés de Titus. «Está mirando porque sabe que algo anda mal conmigo». Entonces me desplomé. Pero no golpeé el suelo. Aterricé sobre Titus. Él ya había braceado su cuerpo, listo para recibirme. Cuando recobré el conocimiento, los paramédicos estaban allí. Titus yacía sobre mis piernas, usando su cuerpo para crear espacio, manteniendo a todos atrás. La mujer se había ido. «Buen chico», dijo uno de los EMT, acariciando suavemente su cabeza. «No dejó que nadie te tocara hasta que llegamos». No se estaba preparando para atacar. Se estaba preparando para hacer su trabajo. Se estaba preparando para proteger mi vida. 🐕‍🦺🖤 Edúcate antes de juzgar. Los perros de servicio vienen en todas las formas y apariencias —y salvan vidas. 🚑