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Hillary Clinton tweeted in 2015:
“Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed and supported.”
I agreed and wrote my story. You can get your copy at Amazon. If you have prime, it’s free.
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Juanita Broaddrick retweeted
Today, Joe Biden called on Democrats to put his climate policies back in place.
His climate policies? “We are going to get rid of fossil fuels.”
Quite the follow-up to campaigning on affordability.
Imagine opening the news and seeing your crypto exchange at the center of the biggest heist in the industry’s history. Of course customers are rattled; this is their money we’re talking about.
The hackers who stole $6.3 billion from Binance last week found a way to take 40% of the stolen cryptocurrency in one hit, reducing their chances of being caught in the act, and it cost them just $15. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Oh wow!! Was expecting more Husky than poodle characteristics to survive that long. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lulu, a 4-year-old white huskydoodle, was found alive after more than 50 hours alone in the snow following an October 10, 2026, avalanche in Alaska’s Chugach State Park near Anchorage.
She was hiking with her owner Brian Shum and his climbing partner Rachad Rayess. Snow was only about 5 inches deep where they were, but a wind-loaded pocket above them released and swept the two men roughly 500 feet down rocky terrain. Both survived with serious injuries (Brian: broken jaw and degloved hand requiring later surgery; Rachad: three broken ribs and a fractured vertebra). An Alaska National Guard helicopter rescued the men within about two hours, but they did not see the dog.
Lauren Padawer, Brian's partner, was overseas celebrating her father’s 80th birthday when she learned of the incident. She immediately organized a remote search effort via Facebook and other contacts, reaching out to pet rescue groups, hiking/avalanche/mountaineering communities, and more. Dozens of volunteers responded, including ground searchers, a scent-detection dog (using pieces of Lulu's bed), a thermal-imaging drone, and helicopter teams. Lulu’s Apple AirTag on her collar provided location pings that helped narrow the search area.
After about 50 hours, commercial pilots Amanda Barker and Dave Beckett got another ping, spotted paw prints in fresh snow, and saw LuLu sitting upright and watching them. They landed, hiked roughly 20 minutes (a couple hundred feet) up through deep snow to her.
She was taken to a vet and then reunited with her owner on October 14. LuLu had a broken toenail and a chipped canine tooth but was otherwise healthy and recovering well. Her owners described her as mellow at home yet “born for the trail” and skilled at following paths back—traits that apparently helped her.
Tracking data suggested she may have followed the men’s slide path and then returned to wait near the start.
A happy ending for this resilient pup and her family! 🐶❤️
Juanita Broaddrick retweeted
Having @StephenM and @Jim_Jordan leading the charge is like having two pit bulls chained in your front yard. Nobody’s getting in. These are tough guys who don’t back down from anyone, and yesterday’s impeachment vote proved it. They didn’t lose a single Republican.
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Two adult day care centers in Queens ran a $127 MILLION Medicare and Medicaid fraud scheme. They paid kickbacks to enroll patients and billed for care that was never given.
The program director has now pleaded guilty. Thank you @DOJFraudDiv and @OIGatHHS.

ALT “For over a decade, Daniel Lee helped run a brazen kickback scheme that stole from Medicare and Medicaid through fraudulent claims for medically unnecessary prescription drugs and social adult day care services that were never provided,” said Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald of the Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division. “Yesterday’s guilty plea underscores the Department’s commitment to holding accountable those who exploit federal health care programs for personal gain.”
God bless you, friend. Thank you for your service 🫡
Veterans Day hits different when you’ve served and your daddy earned two Purple Hearts and four Bronze Stars in WW2 and Korea. He showed me what courage and sacrifice looked like long before I ever put on the uniform. Grateful for his generation, honored to have followed in his footsteps
Thanking all who answered the call.
Happy Veteran’s Day to you and your family





















