Golden retrievers are notorious for making friends with dogs and any other living creature. Murphy is friends with Chippy. G-Bro and Buttons have been friends for years, and Buttons always brings her fawns around to meet Uncle G-Bro. Skylar has a human brother, and they are inseparable. Camila loves the constant stream of chickens she can play with. Huxley and Hugo ride the train with their human and make friends along the route. Monty the golden retriever was always a friendly dog, but his friend group has expanded since moving to a farm about a year ago. Now the dog’s best friend is a floofy highland cow, Pipa, who came with the farm. The two animals will be celebrating their birthdays soon. @monty_andfriends I’d rather stay in the rain with my best friend #countrylife #besties #highlandcow #goldenretriever ♬ Little Things – Adrián Berenguer After moving to the small farm, Monty the golden retriever quickly made friends with all the animals. He developed a special bond with Pipa, the Highland cow. Pipa sometimes spends time with the rest of the herd, but she mostly hangs near Monty. The two seem like they have known each other for more than the ten months that have passed. Although Monty has other friends with the chickens, ducks, and lambs, he spends most of his time with Pipa. @monty_andfriends Replying to @botenanna00 Good question Pip is never alone. She used to live with another pet Highland who sadly passed away due to a genetic condition now she spends her days loving on monty, keeping cows who need abit more care and attention company and with the four hand reared lambs sometimes she goes in with the big heard but we miss her too much! ♬ FANTASTIC MR FOX – amaramation Monty also has four human children to play with. Romping with the kids keeps them healthy. Like any dog, Monty gets the zoomies and runs around like a maniac. With all of his quirks, it hasn’t changed the special friendship with Pipa. This is your cue. If you are looking for a dog and want an overly friendly ball of fluff who loves everything, a golden retriever might be in your future. Follow Monty and friends on TikTok if you need more convincing. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Happy Pup Makes Rather Unusual Neighborhood Friend appeared first on InspireMore.

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From the urban sprawl of Braintree, Essex, The Prodigy blasted onto the music scene at the tail end of the 1980s, led by the vision and drive of Liam Howlett. Howlett, with a background steeped in hip-hop and electronic music, began his journey crafting demos in his bedroom, but it was his fateful connection with dancer Keith Flint and Leeroy Thornhill at a local rave that ignited what would become one of the most influential acts in electronic music. With the addition of MC Maxim Reality, the group solidified its lineup and quickly became an underground sensation on the burgeoning The post Complete List Of The Prodigy Albums And Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

This is the touching moment a rugby team carried a wheelchair-bound dad to the summit of Snowdon—helping to fulfill his lifelong dream. Members of Bangor Rugby Club helped Phil Thompson to the Welsh mountain’s 3650-foot peak earlier this month. The 66-year-old has always wanted to reach the top of Snowdon but thought it would be […] The post Rugby Team Carries Wheelchair-bound Dad up Snowdon Peak – Fulfilling His Lifelong Dream (LOOK) appeared first on Good News Network.

If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. Amira Elghawaby, Canada’s federal government’s “Special Representative on Combating Islamophobia,” has thrown her support behind a controversial set of proposals that would give authorities the power to delete online posts by politicians if they are judged to be “disinformation” and to formally sanction those responsible. Her endorsement is aimed at a lengthy report produced by Muslim advocacy groups and York University’s Islamophobia Research Hub, Documenting the “Palestine Exception,” which claims that anti-Palestinian racism, Islamophobia, and anti-Arab prejudice have surged in Canada since October 7, 2023. Alongside documenting alleged discrimination, threats, and smear campaigns, the report puts forward a recommendation that elected officials should be “held to a higher standard” in public communication, and that the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner should create binding rules to deal with politicians who spread “false information” about minorities. The recommendation insists that such posts be publicly identified and removed, with politicians urged to consult “impacted communities” before commenting on sensitive matters. Another demand is the formal recognition of “Anti-Palestinian Racism” across all levels of government. Critics of this idea warn that it could be used as a pretext to suppress political speech, particularly any strong criticism of Palestinian political movements or policies. The report, however, offers no concrete examples of sitting MPs or senators posting false information, despite its sweeping call for enforcement powers. Even so, Elghawaby has praised it as a tool that will inform her policy advice to the government of Ottawa. For opponents of such measures, the danger is obvious: giving political bodies the authority to erase elected officials’ statements on the basis of disputed definitions of “disinformation” invites abuse and risks chilling legitimate dissent. If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The post Canada’s Islamophobia Envoy Backs Plan to Police Politicians’ Posts appeared first on Reclaim The Net.

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All three broadcast networks reported on President Trump announcing a takeover of the D.C. police, but only NBC attempted any balance on the matter. ABC and CBS both rained skepticism on the policy as unnecessary and overwrought. NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas began: "The President’s D.C. takeover, declaring a crime emergency and taking control of the city’s police department, and sending in the National Guard. Washington’s mayor calling it 'unsettling and unprecedented' as protesters take to the streets." White House reporter Gabe Gutierrez used the official stats against Trump, but added skeptics: "The head of the police union tells NBC News the crime stats have been manipulated. And any talk of a recent drop in crime is 'preposterous.' Still, the D.C. City Council calls the federal police takeover 'a manufactured intrusion on local authority' and the mayor says it caught her off-guard." None of the networks pointed out Mayor Muriel Bowser is a Democrat. Balance on @NBCNightlyNews as @GabeGutierrez was the only person on the broadcast networks to mention the scandal inside D.C. police cooking the books on crime stats AND cite anyone besides the President in support of his policies to fight crime in Washington (@JudgeJeanine and… pic.twitter.com/9NNlac439F — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) August 12, 2025 NBC also featured a quote from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, and a anti-Trump protester crying "dictatorship." On ABC’s World News Tonight, David Muir began by insisting the Democrats had the facts: “Tonight, President Trump ordering the National Guard to take over policing of the nation’s capital. Tonight, the mayor of Washington pushing back with the crime stats, and what they actually show.” ABC’s Mary Bruce, who so helpfully repeated Biden talking points, was now in full rebuttal mode: President Trump declaring a public safety emergency in D.C., painting an apocalyptic picture, adamant crime is spiraling out of control. But his depiction stands in stark contrast to the official figures, which show crime in the capital is actually in decline. Violent crime recently hitting a 30-year low, down 26 percent since last year. Burglary down 19 percent. Murder down 12 percent. Still, the President said today the D.C. police will now be able to do whatever they want. Despite having one of their ABC News colleagues in D.C. be a carjack victim this morning, @ABCWorldNews Tonight anchor David Muir and chief WH correspondent Mary Bruce scoff at crime concerns in the capital, saying "crime stats" refute Trump's "apocalyptic picture" and "adamant"… pic.twitter.com/Y7Vv2Xkvky — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) August 12, 2025 Bruce added ominous overtones about “military force” in the streets: “The President has shown an eagerness to use military force in major cities. Earlier this summer, sending 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to quell immigration protests in Los Angeles. And tonight, he’s threatening to do this to other cities, saying the model in Washington, D.C. could be used to combat crime in cities like Chicago, Oakland, and Baltimore. All cities notably in Democratic-led states.” CBS Evening News co-anchor John Dickerson began: “The numbers show crime in Washington, D.C., is down but the president claims it's out of out of control." Co-anchor Maurice DuBois added: “So he’s taking charge of law enforcement in the federal city.” DuBois added a fractured fact check: “The president said despite evidence to the contrary that crime of the nation's capital is out of control. It has actually been declining since the pandemic.” That’s wrong. Violent crime spiked in 2023, which allows all the talking points about it coming down since then. "CBS Evening News" pours skepticism all over Trump's federal takeover of the DC police, adding expert Tom Warrick, who disparages the whole thing as "performance" and a lot of standing around. pic.twitter.com/1vVK9zlqrX — Tim Graham (@TimJGraham) August 12, 2025 Reporter Scott MacFarlane's rebuttal witness against Trump was former homeland security official Tom Warrick: WARRICK: Taking FBI agents off of organized crime cases, terrorism and other kinds of cases to do street patrols, that's not the best used of a highly trained FBI agent. MacFARLANE:  You think this could be a distraction? WARRICK: It really looks as though a lot of this is performance. MacFARLANE: The 800 National Guard troops are expected to deploy later this weekend and many have little training or expense policing U.S. streets. WARRICK: The best-case scenario is what happened in Los Angeles, which is these 800 people stand around for several weeks doing essentially nothing, and then eventually most of them go home.

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Here's a collection of five USB gadgets that at first glance may appear outlandish or strange, yet they can still provide plenty of utility.

Here's a collection of five USB gadgets that at first glance may appear outlandish or strange, yet they can still provide plenty of utility.