🚨🇫🇷 BREAKING: France has confirmed the world’s FIRST known human infection with the Shamonda virus... The patient has died. It was previously believed to only affect animals. First identified in Nigeria in the 1960s, it spreads through tiny biting insects called midges and has been circulating among European livestock throughout 2026. Now it has jumped to a human for the first time in recorded history... French authorities say there is currently no evidence of widespread human transmission and no identified risk to the general population. For now. Source: Reuters / Writers: Mhedi, Michael

Sandra Butler a/k/a Royalty. SERVED. We told y'all these lawsuits are real.

You can only bring one back…

On December 30, 1952, London bus driver Albert Gunter dramatically jumped his Route 78 double-decker bus across a rising gap on Tower Bridge. Realizing the bridge was lifting unexpectedly on a green light, the former WWII tank driver accelerated, clearing the opening with 20 passengers on board.... With 20 terrified passengers on board, the red Routemaster leaped across a three-foot gap as the bridge continued to lift. The front wheels landed safely on the opposite side, though the impact broke the suspension and injured Gunter’s leg. Miraculously, everyone survived with only minor injuries. Albert was later rewarded with a £10 bonus for his bravery — roughly £400 today — and became a London legend. His daring leap remains one of the most extraordinary moments in public transport history. #drthehistories

NGL I’m looking forward to checking out this new NetFlix doc coming out. The Trials of Karen Read. Based off of past history… this will Backfire - Horribly. And I cannot wait. 💣💥 My gut tells me that the producers will add some twists that the McMurder Klan is not expecting. The new ‘interviews’ may not help either.. because I believe the Feds are still around 💋 Tick-tock 🖕🏻 McAlberts 🥊 Colin likely delivered the final blow that ended the life of Officer John O’Keefe and the McAlberts helped cover it up Justice for John O’Keefe Free Turtleboy Rest in peace, sweet Sandra Birchmore 🕊️

I’m sure all the McAlbert Simps and Proctor Defenders will simply brush this off as nothing out of the ordinary. Business as usual in corrupt Norfolk Co. MA! 😎

Literally the feds to the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office in #KarenRead's case:

A man just knocked a woman out on the bus and people are still finding ways to blame her. Men will do anything except keep their hands to themselves. This is disgusting.😒

Aidan explains why he filed a motion for a trial date. After the last Status Hearing the date in December was left up in the air when the judge said there may be a delay until Feb due to congestion. They are asking to confirm the date of Feb 1 LIVE NOW 👉youtube.com/live/WdpF5-voul0

Medics in hazmat suits board plane as suspected norovirus leaves passengers violently sick on flight trib.al/5b41m1g

Open the books, expose the crooks.

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WICHITA POLICE PROVIDE UPDATE ON STRYKER SPORTS COMPLEX INVESTIGATION WICHITA, Kan. - Wichita Police Department detectives have conducted nearly 50 interviews and continue examining vehicle evidence as they investigate the Oct. 17 incident at Stryker Sports Complex that killed two people and injured 10 others. Two lives were lost, and families have been forever changed. The impact reaches beyond those directly involved to witnesses, first responders and the broader community. We understand that families and our community want answers. Investigators are working to establish what happened through a thorough review of the available evidence. At approximately 3:25 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, Sedgwick County Emergency Communications received multiple 911 calls reporting that a truck had driven onto a soccer field during a match. Wichita police officers, Sedgwick County EMS and Wichita Fire Department personnel responded. Cole Adrian, 6, and Nicholas Schafer, 35, both of McPherson, died at the scene. Ten other people, ranging in age from 5 to 68, were injured and transported to area hospitals. We are not providing an update on the surviving victim’s conditions at this time. Detectives interviewed nearly 50 witnesses and others involved, with additional interviews ongoing. Investigators are also inspecting the truck, analyzing available vehicle data and continuing investigative work at Stryker Sports Complex. They are working closely with the Regional Forensic Science Center and awaiting official, peer-reviewed toxicology results. The driver, a 34-year-old woman from Garden City, remained at the scene and cooperated with officers when they arrived. She continues to cooperate with investigators. Based on the information available Sunday morning, and after consultation with the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office, investigators did not have probable cause to arrest the driver. She was released, and the investigation remains ongoing. Her release does not represent a final determination about whether criminal charges are appropriate. “We know that this case has captured the attention of people all over the country, and many of those people have strong opinions about the incident even though they do not have direct knowledge of what occurred,” Chief Joe Sullivan said. “We recognize that the decision the law and constitution required us to make on Sunday morning may not be popular. We swear an oath to support the laws of the State of Kansas and the Constitution of the United States and no one in the Wichita Police Department takes that oath for granted.” WPD is also addressing false claims circulating online and in news coverage. Based on information available to investigators, claims that the driver is in the country illegally are false. Additionally, she and her husband are not, and have never been, associated with the Wichita Police Department, the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office, or any other law enforcement agency that we are currently aware of. Investigators have found no documented criminal history for the driver. She had a valid driver’s license and no outstanding arrest warrants. WPD has not publicly identified the driver. Consistent with its practice, the department does not identify people involved in investigations who have not been arrested or charged. We understand the public’s interest and the concern surrounding this investigation. But spreading rumors and unverified accusations adds confusion, causes further pain for grieving families and harms people who have no connection to this case. We ask the public to rely on WPD’s official updates for confirmed information about the investigation. The department remains focused on the victims, their families and a complete investigation. Detectives will provide their findings to the District Attorney’s Office for a determination of whether criminal charges are appropriate. Additional information may be released after the district attorney makes a formal charging decision. Case Number: 26C200415