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For the past two years, I have kept a Box in my front yard stocked full with Narcan for anyone in the neighborhood passing by. Although many kits have been taken, I have never heard from anyone… Until now. I just received a “Thank You” note from someone who had previously taken a Narcan kit and ultimately used it on September 30, 2026 to reverse an overdose on an individual and it saved their life!!! 💜💜💜 This is the reason I continue spreading the awareness and providing support to my communit
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Yep food has become a drug or a luxury now -So many people have lost their appetites to eat all around the world. They are not eating as much because they cannot even think of what they want to eat. Food is like becoming a major turn off. I’m going to repeat this. It’s worldwide appetite suppression. So if you aren’t hungry, even though you should be and you want to eat, but nothing sounds good, then there you have it.
BREAKING🚨 ICE deported a New Haven mom of two U.S.-citizen kids. Now when her 9-year-old autistic son breaks down at school, they have to call her in Mexico. Her voice on the phone is the only thing that calms him. Nancy Martinez was pulling away from the curb on June 9, 2025, driving her 13-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son to school, when three ICE vehicles boxed in her car. Agents yelled at her in English, which she doesn't speak, and handcuffed her while her son cried on the sidewalk. Her lawsuit says nobody ever showed her a warrant. She was due in court that same morning. The case came from an argument with her sister-in-law over babysitting. The state had agreed to drop the charges if she took anger management classes, and she had already started them. Homeland Security says she had a criminal history and that officers made sure her mother, who was visiting from Mexico, could watch the kids. Her lawsuit says the agents never spoke to the grandmother. It says they drove off and left both children "standing in the street without a known legal guardian." ICE also says it "does not separate families" and asks parents whether they want their kids sent with them. Martinez says nobody ever asked her. Her husband had filed for a U visa, which is for crime victims, and her name was on the petition. ICE still refused to put her deportation on hold. About a month after the arrest she was shackled, flown to Brownsville, Texas, and deported across the border at Matamoros. Now she sells clothes from a small tent outside Mexico City, as Laura Tillman first reported in CT Mirror. She calls her kids every day before school, after school and at bedtime. Her son has autism. He has walked up to a security guard at his school and demanded to know why they took his mother. According to the lawsuit, he no longer sleeps in his own room because he's afraid someone will take his sister too. His sister is 14 now. In the summer she sells flan and chocolate-covered strawberries to help support the family. She turns 15 in January, and her mother is planning her quinceañera from 2,000 miles away. In June, Martinez sued the federal government with help from Yale Law School's immigrant rights clinic. Sen. Richard Blumenthal said, "Nancy Martinez did everything right. ICE did everything wrong." Even if she wins, the lawsuit can't bring her home to her children.
BREAKING: Trump’s slut the new gross press secretary’s first week IMPLODES as Katie Zacharia is exposed for LYING about being a "lawyer." Ivanka Trump clone Katie Zacharia has been White House press secretary for about five minutes, and she’s already in trouble over whether or not she’s actually a lawyer, as she has claimed in her bio. After her first briefing Tuesday, reporters asked Zacharia to say where she passed the bar. She didn’t name a state. According to the Daily Beast, she said she passed it “when I moved to China.” That’s a strange answer for someone who has called herself an attorney for years on LinkedIn, and whom Fox News and other channels have introduced as one. But the Daily Beast reports she does not appear to be licensed to practice law in any U.S. state. Independent outlet Popular Information found no evidence she has ever passed a bar exam or been admitted to the bar anywhere. The Daily Beast says it confirmed she hasn’t passed the bar in California, the state where she claims to practice. She also isn’t listed with the State Bar of Texas or the D.C. Bar, two other places her resume says she worked as an attorney. What has been confirmed is that she DID graduate from Pepperdine’s law school. Her work in China, the Daily Beast notes, doesn’t establish that she passed a U.S. bar or was admitted anywhere. Asked about it, the White House didn’t deny she never passed the bar. It sent a canned statement from communications director Steven Cheung calling her a “fabulous and wonderful addition to the team.” Her online bio has also been shifting. Per archives of her X account, she added “Lawyer” and “General Counsel” in September 2025, dropped the legal title in November, and put it back in April 2026. She has also reportedly posted that Democrats are all pedophiles, shown support for Pizzagate and QAnon, and said the 2020 election was stolen. In 2022, she reportedly reposted a message reading, “Democrats want to mask and rape your children. That’s their satanic platform.” Last year she called for the U.S. to “suspend habeas corpus.” Her debut at the podium didn’t go smoothly either. She took only three questions, all from conservative outlets: Breitbart, Fox, and the Daily Mail. At one point she stumbled, saying “my president, err excuse me, my husband,” then laughed awkwardly. One White House official told MS NOW she “needs to get much better, fast. Otherwise, she’ll break Scaramucci’s record,” referring to the Press Secretary in Trump’s first term who famously lasted only 10 days in the job. Considering that the Press Secretary’s role should be to tell the American people the truth, Zacharia’s first week is already raising questions about how truthful she’s been about her own résumé. However, since Trump apparently sees her job as propagating and reinforcing his own lies, her legal resumé seems to matter little.-BREAKING: Rep. Ted Lieu DEMANDS answers from Trump’s new Press Secretary concerning her LIES about being a "lawyer." The controversy over the legal credentials of Katie Zacharia, Donald Trump’s latest press secretary, continues to roil the Trump administration. There is no question that Zacharia has received a valid law degree from Pepperdine University, but whether she’s actually ever passed a bar exam remains to be proven. The question became even more perplexing when Trump himself was asked by reporters outside the White House where his new mouthpiece passed the bar exam. Trump deferred the question to Zacharia herself, who replied: “When I moved to China.” Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA) smelled something particularly fishy with that answer and posted his concerns to social media: “One cannot take an American state bar exam in China, Lieu wrote. “Bar exams are administered at designated testing locations in each state of the union. Are Katie Zacharia and Trump lying when they say she is an attorney? If not, then she needs to disclose in what state she passed the bar.” The problem with that is the fact that journalists have already searched the databases of bar-admitted attorneys in all 50 states and Washington D.C. and have found neither hide nor hair of any admissions record. Rep. Lieu later posted a dictionary definition explaining the distinction between a lawyer and an attorney, which stated that a lawyer is anyone who has earned a law degree, while an actual attorney has both graduated from law school AND passed a state bar exam in order to receive their license to practice law. While some people with law degrees decide to skip joining the bar to go into business or politics, they usually don’t try to pass themselves off as attorneys. The American people deserve a straight answer from Zacharia about her status in the legal profession. Either way, a law degree isn’t a necessary qualification when your job is to simply disseminate Trump’s lies. It could come in handy, however, if the members of the Trump administration are prosecuted once they’re out of office.
BREAKING🚨🏳️🌈 Pete Hegseth just got DARED by a transgender Army Master Sergeant to say his anti-trans slurs to her face. She hits 20 years of service this month, and if the Army throws her out, she may lose her pension. Army Master Sgt. Amiah Sale, stationed in South Korea, was asked on national TV about Defense Secretary Hegseth calling trans troops "dudes in dresses." She said she didn't think he'd say it to their faces. "If so, I'm in South Korea," she added. "I hope to see you soon." Hegseth used to be a major in the Army National Guard. At the Iowa State Fair this year, he told the crowd the "Department of War" does "training" and rhymed it with an anti-trans slur. In the same speech he called his department "merit-based." Sale enlisted at 20. She has served as a radio operator, a recruiter and a company first sergeant. Court filings list two Meritorious Service Medals, seven Army Commendation Medals and six Army Achievement Medals. She belongs to the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club, which honors distinguished NCOs. "I received nothing but love and support from my units," she said. On March 24, the Army put her in front of a separation board. Three senior officers met behind closed doors while she watched on a grainy video feed from down the hall, as Peter Alexander first reported in MS NOW. She had brought 25 character references. They came back in about 20 minutes and recommended separating her. "Twenty years of stellar service, and you're going to come back in 20 minutes without even looking me in the face," she said. Her lawyer, Michael Haley of GLAD Law, pointed out that service members accused of crimes get to attend their own boards. Sale didn't. In June, a federal appeals court kept protections in place for the troops still serving who are suing over the ban, including Sale. The court found the policy appeared driven by "the bare desire to harm a politically unpopular group." Trump's Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to overturn that ruling before the case goes to trial in January. This month Sale reaches 20 years of service, the usual point when soldiers become eligible to retire. She doesn't know whether the Army will retire her or separate her. "If they choose to administratively separate me, though, I don't believe that I'm eligible for my pension," she said.
Trump’s new revolting press secretary spread anti-LGBTQ conspiracy theories about “revolting, rabid” leftists
Trump’s new press secretary spread anti-LGBTQ conspiracy theories about “revolting, rabid” leftists: Katie Zacharia thinks COVID vaccines cause miscarriages and that trans people are behind "at least a dozen" school shootings.
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