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The Czech government’s own vaccine records have blown the lid off the official narrative, revealing a grim reality: those who took the COVID-19 shots were 21% more likely to die than the unvaccinated. Even more alarming, for [...] The post New Czech Gov’t Data Reveals COVID Vaccinated 40% More Likely To Die of All Causes appeared first on The People's Voice.

Bill Gates had a meeting with President Trump at the White House last week, according to a Gates spokesperson. In a statement obtained by Fox News Digital, the spokesperson said: “Bill met with the president [...] The post Gates Met With Trump To Discuss ‘Importance Of US Global Health Programs’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

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Comedian Rosie O’Donnell has publicly apologized after stating that the Minnesota Catholic school shooter was a “Republican, MAGA supporter,” and a “White supremacist.”

Rashida Tlaib spoke at the radical left People’s Conference for Palestine, spewing her usual anti-American and Jew hate bile to enthusiastic applause and a standing ovation. Make no mistake, these radicals hate America as much or more than Jews. The people who attend this conference are communists, fascists, and radical Islamists. They are dangerous, and […] The post Tlaib Fuels Hate, Riots & Anti-Americanism at a CCP-Funded Conference appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A sophomore football player at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point joined his father in heroically rescuing a man from a burning car just before it became engulfed in flames. The courageous actions of Army football safety Larry Pickett Jr. and his father Larry Pickett Sr. were caught on video as they seized the driver of the car — which was near downed power lines — and carried him away. “At one point, a woman could be heard screaming: ‘Larry! Come on! Come on! Get him out!’” ESPN reported. The car smashed into a utility pole in Fort Montgomery, New York, roughly four miles from West Point on Sunday. Pickett Jr. was driving back to the West Point campus with his dad and his sister, Lauren, after having dinner in Manhattan. Lauren took the video of her brother and father pulling the man to safety. “Just after Midnight, I watched in awe as my son, Larry Pickett Jr., ran toward a burning vehicle, ignoring the downed power lines crackling around it,” Pickett Sr. wrote on Facebook. “With immense courage, he pulled a man to safety, saving him from a fiery fate.” “There was no discussion. My son just jumped right into action,” Larry Pickett Sr. told WTVD-TV. “He mentioned his military training kicked in, and we pulled him out. He took care of him on the side of the road until the police officers got there. And then the fire department got there shortly after.” “It’s just amazing to see him in action. And it’s just not surprising because we’ve watched him his whole life do amazing things,” he added. “We’re proud of the heroic actions taken Saturday night by Cadet Larry Pickett Jr, a second-year cadet &  @ArmyWP_Football  player, & his father who are seen pulling a driver to safety in a video online taken by the family. Their actions are the embodiment of the @USArmy  Values,” the U.S. Military Academy wrote on X. We’re proud of the heroic actions taken Saturday night by Cadet Larry Pickett Jr, a second-year cadet & @ArmyWP_Football player, & his father who are seen pulling a driver to safety in a video online taken by the family. Their actions are the embodiment of the @USArmy Values. pic.twitter.com/dlccTMwonT — U.S. Military Academy at West Point (@WestPoint_USMA) September 1, 2025 Army Athletic Director Tom Theodorakis echoed, “This is exactly what we strive to develop at  @WestPoint_USMA & @GoArmyWestPoint — leadership, courage, and selfless service. Cadet Larry Pickett Jr. and his father exemplify the values we hold dear, stepping up in a moment of crisis to save a life. Proud to see these traits in action, on and off the fields of friendly strife. Count the brave.” This is exactly what we strive to develop at @WestPoint_USMA & @GoArmyWestPoint – leadership, courage, and selfless service. Cadet Larry Pickett Jr. and his father exemplify the values we hold dear, stepping up in a moment of crisis to save a life. Proud to see these traits in… https://t.co/6IyMefpkkp — Tom Theodorakis (@TT_Army_AD) September 1, 2025

Have you ever stopped and admired a bird soaring through the sky? It’s fun to imagine what it must feel like to travel in such a fun way. But have you ever thought about what it’s like for a bird to learn how to fly? As natural as this ability is for our feathered friend, it’s not innate. So, this leaves bird parents with the responsibility to teach their young ones. And, as luck would have it, a woman named Brit caught a mama owl and her baby in the middle of one of these lessons. According to Brit’s social media post, this owl and her baby’s lesson took place near her work. One day, the two of them were clearly in the middle of a flight lesson. As the baby owl struggled to get their wings to flap just right, mom patiently watched nearby. Witness this precious moment for yourself in the video below! @its.brits.wrld2.0 When the mama owl flys away but I know she’s watching her babe closely. #Owls #Mama #BabyOwl #Nature #WildLife ♬ One more light – As soon as the baby owl takes off a bit, mama flies away. But don’t worry — she’s likely nearby. While most owls do leave the nest after a few weeks, depending on the type of owl, she won’t fully leave until her baby is ready. Mama Owl Teaches Her Baby to Fly, and Now We’re All Crying This sweet and simple video has quite a few people talking. For starters, one commenter makes a hilarious observation, noting that “we all learn to drive/fly in the local random parking lot.” In addition to the funny comments, however, are ones that are quite emotional. “This reminds me of when my mommy 1st taught me how to drive in a parking lot,” someone shares in reply to Brit’s heartwarming video. Other commenters add, “Enjoy while it lasts, once [they’re] mature there’s no turning back” and “Why am I crying [though].” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Lucky Passerby Catches Mama Owl Teaching Her Baby To Fly appeared first on InspireMore.

Ethan Pritchard was shot Sunday night