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What would happen if everyone stayed home for a week, a month, 6 months. A clear message to government. The people say NO!!

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If you’ve ever lived with a cat, you already know that they are natural-born comedians. Whether it’s their perfectly timed side-eye, dramatic reactions to the smallest inconvenience, or their obsession with sitting in boxes too small for their bodies, cats constantly deliver comedy gold. The Instagram page Hard Cat Memes takes this feline humor to the next level, curating some of the funniest, most relatable cat memes on the internet. From existential fluffballs to chaos gremlins caught mid-zoomies, these posts remind us why cats might just be the best stand-up comedians in the animal kingdom. So if you need a laugh (or 40), scroll through this collection of memes that perfectly capture the bizarre brilliance of cat behavior. #1 Image source: hardcatememes #2 Image source: hardcatememes #3 Image source: hardcatememes #4 Image source: hardcatememes #5 Image source: hardcatememes #6 Image source: hardcatememes #7 Image source: hardcatememes #8 Image source: hardcatememes #9 Image source: hardcatememes #10 Image source: hardcatememes #11 Image source: hardcatememes #12 Image source: hardcatememes #13 Image source: hardcatememes #14 Image source: hardcatememes #15 Image source: hardcatememes #16 Image source: hardcatememes #17 Image source: hardcatememes #18 Image source: hardcatememes #19 Image source: hardcatememes #20 Image source: hardcatememes #21 Image source: hardcatememes #22 Image source: hardcatememes #23 Image source: hardcatememes #24 Image source: hardcatememes #25 Image source: hardcatememes #26 Image source: hardcatememes #27 Image source: hardcatememes #28 Image source: hardcatememes #29 Image source: hardcatememes #30 Image source: hardcatememes #31 Image source: hardcatememes #32 Image source: hardcatememes #33 Image source: hardcatememes #34 Image source: hardcatememes #35 Image source: hardcatememes #36 Image source: hardcatememes #37 Image source: hardcatememes #38 Image source: hardcatememes #39 Image source: hardcatememes #40 Image source: hardcatememes The post 40 Hilarious Cat Memes That Prove Cats Are Secret Comedians appeared first on DeMilked.

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The Trump administration is diverting tariff revenue to keep food assistance for low-income women and children afloat during the government shutdown, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday. Ms. Leavitt also blamed Democrats for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, or WIC, to nearly run out of funding and hurt “the most vulnerable.”

The White House said Tuesday it will use money from tariff revenue to fund a supplemental nutrition program facing a funding shortage amid the ongoing government shutdown. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt posted on the social platform X that President Trump and the White House had identified the “creative solution” to shift tariff funds to the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, commonly known as WIC, which was set to run out of...

The White House has found funding to keep afloat a food aid program that had been threatened by the government shutdown. Why it matters: The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (also known as WIC) is relied upon by millions of low-income pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women and young children.