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The co-founder of Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa drug cartel was reportedly arrested in New Mexico on Thursday during a U.S. law enforcement operation. KTSM 9 News reported that drug kingpin Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, who is in his late 70s and reportedly in poor health, was taken into custody at the Santa Teresa International Jetport in New Mexico which is right next to El Paso, Texas. Zambada has been on the run from U.S. law enforcement for decades after he started the drug cartel with drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, who was sentenced to life in prison in the U.S. in 2019. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The New York Times reported that Zambada and drug trafficker Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the son of El Chapo who is believed to have been elevated to a leadership role in the drug cartel, both surrendered to U.S. law enforcement officials at the small airport. Both men face numerous charges in the U.S. for leading the cartel’s criminal operations that include pumping billions of dollars worth of drugs onto America’s streets, including being the primary drug cartel responsible for flooding illicit U.S. drug markets with fentanyl. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said that the two were part of “one of the most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world.” “El Mayo and Guzman Lopez join a growing list of Sinaloa Cartel leaders and associates who the Justice Department is holding accountable in the United States,” the statement said. “That includes the Cartel’s other cofounder, Joaquin Guzman Loera, or ‘El Chapo’; another of El Chapo’s sons and an alleged Cartel leader, Ovidio Guzman Lopez; and the Cartel’s alleged lead sicario, Néstor Isidro Pérez Salas, or ‘El Nini.'” “Fentanyl is the deadliest drug threat our country has ever faced, and the Justice Department will not rest until every single cartel leader, member, and associate responsible for poisoning our communities is held accountable,” the statement added. This is a breaking news story; refresh the page for updates.

Remember the mulleted handyman from “The Facts of Life?” Whatever happened to him? Plenty, of course. One of George Clooney’s earliest roles became a footnote in an Oscar-winning career. Now, decades removed from his TV fame, he’s become a punchline for celebrity endorsements. And it couldn’t happen at a worse time. The actor’s turn on NBC’s “ER” (1994-1999) made him a superstar. He eventually left the series to embark on a big-screen career, and while he suffered some bumps along the way the transition stuck. Jeff Katz/NBC via Getty Images Even his disastrous “Batman and Robin” turn couldn’t derail his trip to the A-list. More fame followed, later including a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for 2005’s “Syriana.” He segued, again, into the director’s chair for 2002’s “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind,” the warped Chuck Barris biopic. Now, he was a legitimate double threat. It appeared his directing chops might eclipse his work in front of the camera. Might a Best Director Oscar follow? Along the way Clooney flexed his political clout. He became intertwined with President Barack Obama’s ascendancy, praising the eloquent Democrat. He used his considerable brand to promote progressive causes. He donated heavily to Left-leaning projects, infamously met with Obama to talk serious issues (and snag a slick viral photo) and used his Hollywood pulpit to promote his progressive views. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Think, “Good Night, and Good Luck” and “The Ides of March” for two stark examples. The former recalled the Blacklist era while the latter teemed with Clooney’s progressive platitudes. More recently, his wife Amal Clooney helped the International Criminal Court craft an arrest warrant for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. All of the above only enhanced his Hollywood glow, of course, given the town’s hard-Left bent. Except said glow began to fade in recent years. Clooney’s hit parade slowed to a crawl. Flops like “The Monuments Men,” “Tomorrowland” and “Money Monster” dimmed his A-list gravitas. Worse, his directorial efforts no longer mattered to the culture at large. His hard-Left ‘50s satire “Suburbicon” got pummeled by both critics and audiences alike in 2017, and deservedly so. “The Midnight Sky” came and went on Netflix four years ago without much hullabaloo. His bland adaptation of author J.R. Moehringer’s “The Tender Bar” didn’t generate an ounce of Oscar buzz in 2021. Last year’s “The Boys on the Boat” legged out a modest box office run but critics turned their collective noses up at it. And now this. Clooney attended a June fundraiser for President Joe Biden, seeing firsthand the leader’s diminished cognitive state. The actor kept that critical observation to himself until the June 27 presidential debate shattered the media’s attempts to cover up Biden’s decline. Suddenly, his party had to dump Biden, and fast. So Clooney took to the far-Left pages of The New York Times to tell us the truth about that fundraiser. The Biden he met “was the same man we all witnessed at the debate.” Had Biden not debated former President Donald Trump or stuck to a repeat of his 2020 presidential campaign – Basement or Bust – Clooney may have kept the secret to himself. And the American public would be the worse for it. We expect actors to lie on the big screen. We know most will promote progressive causes. His willingness to cover up Biden’s condition? That’s something even honest Democrats should decry. Clooney’s attempt to knock Biden off the Democratic ticket worked, thanks primarily to donors slamming their wallets and purses shut until Biden did the “right’ thing. The actor’s rhetoric pivoted again, right on cue. “He’s saving democracy once again,” Clooney said of Biden’s hasty exit from the race. As if the elderly leader had any choice in the matter and didn’t wait until the pressure was too intense to stay in the White House. Yes, “democracy” is on the line. Again. Because Orange Man Bad. Give this to Clooney. When there’s a script in his face he reads it verbatim. Now, he’s on Team Her, Too. “We’re all so excited to do whatever we can to support Vice President Harris in her historic quest.” Would a President Nikki Haley be historic, too? Can he even hear himself? Gotham/FilmMagic It’s noteworthy that Clooney didn’t use his celebrity voice to denounce violence in the wake of the assassination attempt on Trump’s life. Nor did he demand his peers tone down the rhetoric. And he wasn’t alone. The vast majority of stars couldn’t find their X accounts to share outrage over the tragic shooting. Tim Robbins’ humane response proved the exception to the ghoulish rule. The bigger issue remains. Are there any clear-thinking Americans who still believe Clooney is worth a listen? Will he ever explain why he kept Biden’s diminished state a secret? Of course not. And no journalist will ever press him on the issue. (They kept the secret, too) So where does that leave ol’ George? He’s become a caricature of a progressive movie star at a time when his party needs him most – election season. His directorial career no longer carries the aesthetic weight it once did. And his only recent “hit” remains “Ticket to Paradise,” the kind of frothy rom-com the 63-year-old is aging out of. There’s always a “Facts of Life” reunion possibility. Oh, wait, co-star Mindy Cohn just shared how a greedy co-star just nixed it.  * * * Christian Toto is an award-winning journalist, movie critic and editor of HollywoodInToto.com. He previously served as associate editor with Breitbart News’ Big Hollywood. Follow him at @HollywoodInToto. The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

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The post When to Stop Looking for a Lost Cat: Signs It Might Be Time to Move On by Catster Editorial Team appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren't considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com. Click to Skip Ahead How Long Can Cats Disappear Reasons Why Cats Go Missing Ways You Should Search Your Cat Only You Can Decide Losing our cats can be incredibly heartbreaking. You have this unsettled feeling in your chest, knowing you have no way to tell where they are or what has happened. You’re also well aware that cats can disappear for long periods of time that can go from horse to years and then show up on your doorstep again one day, so you can’t stop holding out hope. But how long is too long? Is there an appropriate length of time to wait? As a general answer, only you can decide, but here you have some advice to know when to stop. How Long Can Cats Disappear? The reality is that some cats can go missing for days, months, and even years before resurfacing. While it isn’t necessarily a common thing for them to disappear for long periods without turning up, it is certainly a possibility, so it’s very hard to give up. There is probably a part of most pet owners that still hold out hope even for years after their kitty wound up missing. So, we want to clarify that there is no definite rule, length of time, or way to tell when it’s time to give up. Your intuition will tell you more than any article can, and not every opinion counts. If you have been diligently looking for your cat, you can back off some, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to completely give up. There’s only so much you can do to try to find your cat and then you have to leave the rest up to the universe. Below, we’re going to go over exactly how you can look for your cat and other valuable information. Image Credit: SynthEx, Shutterstock Why Do Cats Go Missing? Our cats can go missing for a variety of reasons. Here are a few different circumstances when they might lose their way or refuse to come home. Hunting Some cats are natural born hunters. If they get out there, they might be exercising their primal and instinctual behavior. Cats that are just out hunting may only stay gone for a few hours to a few days at most, unless they get lost and can’t find their way back. Mating If your cat is not spayed or neutered, they might be running off in an attempt to find or connect with a mate. Most cats that leave home for mating will be found within 500 meters of the home, but that doesn’t mean they can’t travel farther. 1 Again, they may only be gone for a few days in this case, unless they travel too far and can’t find their way back. Living Elsewhere Your cat might have made friends with a neighbor or person living down the street. If so, this other person might assume that your cat is homeless and take them in as their own. Once they get back out of the house again, they might come back to you or even stay at the other place for the remainder of their life, especially if the person they’re living with doesn’t know your cat is missing. Image Credit: Yuri A, Shutterstock Prowling Cats are real adventurers. They’re capable of traveling great distances to expand their territory. This is another situation where they could only be gone for a few days, or longer if they can’t find their way back home. Home Circumstances If you have recently moved residences, your cat might have gotten all mixed up once they step outside. After all, everything around them will be completely new. Some cats that have gone missing after a move have even found their way back to their old home if you haven’t moved too far away. However, cats can also avoid coming home if something around the household has changed recently. Whether you have welcomed in a new family member or you have a new pet, they might disapprove and leave the home for quite some time if they get the chance. Injury Unfortunately, in any of the above circumstances, your cat can become injured while out exploring or searching for a mate. In those cases, your cat might be gone for a few days while they recover. Some cats will make their way back home when they feel better, but depending on the extent of the injury, some may never make their way back home. Image Credit: VGstockstudio, Shutterstock The 6 Ways You Might Be Looking for Your Cat You have probably come up with your own ways of looking for your cat. Here are some methods you might have tried, or maybe even some you haven’t quite thought of yet. If you’ve tried all of these and still come up empty after several months, it may be time to move on, but again, the decision is up to you as to how long you want to look for your cat. 1. You’ve Posted Your Cat Everywhere The day you lost your cat, you frantically started looking for them. You were likely posting all over your social media and other places to ensure you got the word out. You have diligently been searching lost pet groups and letting your friends and family know to share the word. You may have even put up missing pet posters with a picture of your cat along with your contact information. 2. You’ve Put Your Cat’s Belongings Outside You may have put some of your cat’s belongings, such as their bed, blanket, litter box, or food, outside on your porch so that your cat can smell it and find their way home. Cats have stronger senses of smell than we do, after all. You may have even put some of your own clothing outside to help your cat find their way home using your scent. Image Credit: Wasuta23, Shutterstock 3. You’ve Looked Online You may have checked animal shelter and rescue pages in your area to make sure no one found your cat and brought them in. Many shelters that take in new animals are required to hold them for a certain period of time, such as 7 days, before they can be adopted out, and they will often post the animals on their social media or website to help get the word out 4. You’ve Looked In-Person You’ve told your neighbors; you’ve told the people down the street. Everyone’s keeping their eye out for your precious kitty. You’ve even asked your neighbors to tell their neighbors. Still, your cat hasn’t turned up. You may consider looking in animal shelters and rescues in person to see if your cat is there also. If nothing else, you can drop off your missing pet posters and the shelters can call you if your pet turns up. 5. You’ve Called Vet’s Offices You can always ask around at different vets’ offices to see if someone has possibly come in to report or turn in your pet. While vet’s offices are not necessarily the most common place for people to take stray pets, it is possible, especially if someone found your cat and the cat was injured. The vet. Image Credit: Indypendenz, Shutterstock 6. You Relied on the Microchip Database If your cat has been microchipped, there is a very good chance that someone could find your cat and take them into a vet’s office or shelter to be scanned. Unfortunately, if all of your information isn’t up to date on the microchip, it can be impossible for someone to get a hold of you. So, someone could have had your cat and taken them in but had no way to really contact the true owner. Only You Can Decide What’s Right If you feel like it’s been a really long time, or you just have a sneaking suspicion that your cat isn’t coming back, only you can decide when it’s time to give up the search. Also, just because you give up the active search doesn’t mean that you’ve given up in your heart. You will probably always still hold out hope that you get some answers about what happened to your precious kitty. However, you can only put effort towards it for so long. Maybe one day your cat will wind up on your doorstep, looking a little worse for the wear, but still home, nonetheless. Conclusion If you have been searching for your cat day in and day out, it might be time to ease up on that just a little bit. However, just keep in mind that cats can disappear for long periods of time before resurfacing again. This is especially true if your cat has never been spayed or neutered. Cats have extremely good memories and exquisite senses of smell. Even if they find themselves a long way away from home, many of them can find their way back. We will keep our fingers crossed for you! Sources Catster Humane Society Pet MD Featured Image Credit: StockMediaSeller, Shutterstock The post When to Stop Looking for a Lost Cat: Signs It Might Be Time to Move On by Catster Editorial Team appeared first on Catster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren't considered public domain. However, we appreciate that you like the article and would love it if you continued sharing just the first paragraph of an article, then linking out to the rest of the piece on Catster.com.