Speaking at a press conference Friday in Los Angeles, Donald Trump blasted the Biden-Harris regime for “facilitating the largest pedophile ring in history.” “As attorney general, Harris defined child sex trafficking, assault with a deadly [...] The post Trump Blasts Biden-Harris Regime for Running ‘Largest Pedophile Ring in History’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

The Cars frontman and famed producer died five years ago this weekend and his passing prompted eulogies from an array of fellow musicians

When this cat dad roots for his favorite basketball team, his four-legged friend is right behind him — even if the animal has no idea what’s happening! In a hilarious video on social media, a pet owner captured the cutest footage of his feline bestie watching the game with him. Although the kitty didn’t seem very interested in the television, they were fascinated by how their human was reacting. They couldn’t help but chime in when Dad started to shout at the screen! Every time the man cheered, the feline responded with a boisterous meow. Obviously, the cat didn’t know that their dad was watching a sports game, but they knew he was excited about something. It’s way too cute to see these two hyping each other up! @funny.cat.of.the.world ”YEAH!” ”MYEAH!” – Daily Funny cat video around the world chatdrolechatmignonchatchatonchatnoirchatskatzekatzenliebefunnycatcutecat#catcore ♬ son original – Funny Cat of the World – Funny Cat of the World “When you don’t understand sports or why he’s yelling at the TV but you’re going to match the boy’s energy regardless,” read the text over the footage. This hilarious video of a cat connecting with their dad over sports has been going viral online. Commenters loved seeing the kitty’s enthusiastic replies to their owner’s cheers. “Get that cat a jersey immediately,” wrote one user. Another said, “He’s a little confused but he’s got the spirit.” Screengrab from TikTok A third added, “He’s mirroring you! He’s trying to bond with you by ‘mimicking’ your cheers!” Catster tells us that these animals do, in fact, have a habit of “mirroring” the people they live with. Often, this means that they have a very close connection with their owners. So, it’s possible that this cat wanted to cheer along with their dad just because they love him! Isn’t that sweet? It’s amazing how, even though we don’t speak the same language as our pets, we still find ways to understand each other. What a beautiful bond this cat dad has with his furry friend! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Perplexed Cat Can’t Help But Match Dad’s Fanboy Energy During Basketball Game appeared first on InspireMore.

As technology reshaped how music was created and consumed in the 2010s, artists responded with a renewed urgency and defiance, embracing a genre often thought to be in decline. Rock’s leading voices used the era’s upheaval as fuel for creative fire, crafting opening tracks that weren’t just introductions to albums but manifestos for a new age. David Bowie’s “Blackstar,” released just days before his death in 2016, confronted mortality head-on with an eerie, genre-defying soundscape that felt like a final message from an artist who had always danced on the edge. Joe Bonamassa’s “Evil Mama,” from Redemption, channeled the raw The post Top 10 Opening Tracks From 2010s Rock Albums appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

To travel between stars and galaxies, some quantum physicists believe it would require breaking into a higher dimension, reports Popular Mechanics. In the Hollywood sci-fi film Interstellar, characters use a wormhole near Saturn to quickly reach another galaxy. Some quantum physicists think such space-time shortcuts might truly exist, either naturally or artificially created. Wormholes could allow for travel over enormous distances that would take hundreds or even thousands of years at the speed of light. Some scientists propose that if we could access higher dimensions, where wormholes likely exist, interstellar travel could become possible. Wormholes, however, remain a hypothetical concept. Astrophysicists have yet to find direct evidence of them in space, but mathematical models suggest they could be real, similar to black holes. Sixty years ago, black holes were also theoretical, until their existence was confirmed. Wormholes might follow the same trajectory of discovery, particularly as technology advances. In 1935, Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen introduced the concept now known as the Einstein-Rosen bridge. Based on general relativity, their idea proposed the possibility of a shortcut through space-time, later dubbed a “wormhole.” Imagine a sheet of paper with one dot drawn in opposite places. If you draw a line between the dots, this will be the route that you need to cover between them in the usual way. If you fold the sheet of paper in half, the dots will connect together and thus we get a quick transition. Photo: Space.com According to general relativity, space and time form a unified fabric called space-time, and the mass of objects, such as planets and stars, causes this fabric to curve—what we experience as gravity. The idea of a wormhole is straightforward. Imagine a sheet of paper with two dots at opposite ends. Drawing a line between them represents the usual way of traveling from one point to another. But if you fold the paper, the two dots meet, creating a shortcut between them. In this analogy, the paper represents space-time, and the folded shortcut symbolizes a wormhole. If space-time can be curved enough, two distant points could be brought closer together through a bridge in a higher dimension, like a wormhole. One theory suggests that a wormhole could form if exotic matter were combined with a black hole. Exotic matter is purely theoretical, known only through mathematical models. It behaves unusually, with properties like negative mass and the ability to counteract gravity. Some theorize that black holes, which consume matter and light, could have exits—white holes—on the other side. Because space and time are interconnected, traveling through a wormhole would not only shrink distances but also warp time. Time could accelerate, slow down, or even loop, allowing a traveler to arrive in the past or the future. The more extreme the distortion of space-time, the faster the travel through the wormhole, possibly occurring in an instant, according to some astrophysicists. Quantum physics suggests that microscopic wormholes may already exist, albeit fleetingly. To create a stable, traversable wormhole, scientists propose capturing one of these tiny wormholes, expanding it, and keeping it open for travel. The post Fast interstellar travel is possible: physicists propose an unusual solution appeared first on Anomalien.com.

Intrusive nanny-statism of the sort now on display in the U.K. may reach our shores if we don’t summon the political and the personal will to resist it.

On a pilgrimage to Italy, a mysterious statue seemed to have a message for me.

An Israeli victory over Iran’s strongest proxy would not only degrade the terror group’s capabilities but set back Iran’s strategic plan for regional hegemony.

For those on both sides of the political spectrum who would push children to further their own agendas, Greta’s iconic question rings clear: How dare you?

That much was made clear by the coverage of the Trump–Harris debate.