Sometimes, dreams really do come true. Since Jennette was a child, she’s been determined to one day meet her biological father. But making that moment a reality hasn’t been easy. Then, in 2018, she took an Ancestry DNA test. This led her to the name she had been looing for all these years: David Jones. While Jennette lives in Germany, he lives in North Carolina. Still, that didn’t deter her from reaching out. That said, Jennette was still nervous. She didn’t know anything about her biological dad, after all — meeting him could be disappointing. But she took the chance anyway, giving both David and the rest of his family the shock of a lifetime. Despite any initial shock they may have felt, however, they were quick to welcome Jennette into the family with open arms! In fact, when this dad officially reunites with his daughter, the two couldn’t be happier. YouTube The reason Jennette reaching out was so shocking is that David didn’t even know she existed. From his perspective, he only had the sons he raised in North Carolina. But now, he has a daughter. Plus, his sons have a sister! But how did David not know about Jennette? Turns out, David met Jennette’s mom when he was stationed in Germany as a medical paratrooper. It was the late 1950’s, and the two of them spent the night together. But that was where their time together began and ended. There’s Only Love When This Dad Reunites With the Daughter He Never Knew About Now, after 64 years, Jennette and David are in each other’s lives. In fact, the two of them are happy to share that they talk to each other weekly on the phone. It’s amazing to see how close they’ve gotten so soon — watch them in the video below to see for yourself! As you can imagine, this situation has brought up a variety of emotions for Jennette, David, and everyone else involved. By sharing their story, they hope to inspire others to not give up. “Don’t ever give up on anything,” David insists. “Because it can happen. This is real, this is a reality here, that we finally got together really.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post DNA Test Reunites Dad With The Daughter He Never Knew He Had 64 Yrs Later appeared first on InspireMore.

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A great-grandmother in Pennsylvania recently won $5 million playing scratch lottery cards, and the timing couldn’t be better. Having just successfully beat breast cancer days before her birthday, Donna Osborne picked the winning scratch card after having to cancel a flight because of consistent delays. “I don’t know what I’d do with myself, I have […] The post Pennsylvania Lottery: 75-year-old Woman Wins $5 Million Scratch-off After Beating Breast Cancer appeared first on Good News Network.

The key to blocking political lawfare is more political lawfare, legal experts regretfully asserted Monday at the National Conservatism conference in Washington.   Possible targets for conservative lawfare include Attorney General Merrick Garland and Kristen Clarke, the head of his Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, they said. Since President Joe Biden’s administration, backed up by local and state prosecutors, has targeted former President Donald Trump and other conservative-leaning leaders, unilateral disarmament isn’t an option, law professor and former government lawyer John Yoo said.  “Unfortunately in warfare, the only way to get someone who refuses to obey important norms is [that] you have to retaliate,” Yoo told conferees at the Capital Hilton. “So, if we’re not going to become a banana republic, unfortunately we are going to have to use banana republic means exactly the same way by conservative or Republican DAs, until they stop.” Yoo later added that lawfare and warfare share one similar trait.  “The only way to encourage good behavior and return to norms is deterrence,” Yoo said.  John Eastman, a lawyer and senior fellow with the Claremont Institute, talked about his own situation of facing criminal charges and disbarment in California as Trump’s lawyer during the disputed aftermath of the 2020 election pitting Biden against Trump. “This weaponization is not just designed to go after people who took political and constitutional positions is to send a message to everybody else, don’t you dare stand up against us, we will bring the full force govt on you as well,” Eastman said. “If they steal the next election, and the one after that, and the one after that, they want to make sure they do away with the lawyers,” Eastman said of Democrats and the Left.  Mike Howell, executive director of The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project, said congressional Republicans and GOP state attorneys general for falling short in investigating the Left.  Howell said the conservative legal movement isn’t stepping up to defend conservatives who are being targeted by lawfare.  The Republican-controlled House, he said, effectively has funded the Biden administration’s prosecutions of political enemies as well as a border crisis that let millions of illegal aliens into the country.  Howell said the conservative base at times has been “too cheap a date.” “We praise people for sending letters,” Howell said. “We praise them for holding hearings where they don’t even develop a record of asking hard questions. Their uncoordinated message only generates Twitter clips.”  Will Chamberlain, senior counsel at the Internet Accountability Project, presented a list of those on the Left who should face prosecution either by state prosecutors or—under a future Republican presidential administration—the Justice Department.  Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, a Democrat, appeared to have lied under oath about her romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, her hired prosecutor in the Trump case in Georgia, Chamberlain said.  He noted that Garland, Biden’s attorney general, has been found in contempt of Congress for refusing to provide an audio recording of the president’s two interviews with special counsel Robert Hur about possessing classified documents from his vice presidential and Senate years.  Steve Bannon, a former top Trump aide, has gone to prison for being found in contempt of Congress. Clarke, an assistant attorney general, lied under oath during her confirmation hearing, Chamberlain said, referencing a fact first reported by The Daily Signal.  “We should be willing to use this tool against those who used it against conservatives,” he said.  The post Is Lawfare Against the Left the Only Means to Restore Norms? appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Like a surgeon, a barber must have steady hands, a light touch with sharp instruments, and the trust of his clients. The similarities are less surprising with the realization that, prior to the 18th century, these two professions were one and the same. French barber-surgeon Ambroise Paré (1510-1590) found it impossible to master Latin, which ruled out the more prestigious and lucrative career of physician. While these practitioners seldom deigned to soil themselves with blood and other bodily fluids, barber-surgeons were expected to handle everything from beard trimming and boil lancing to amputations and delivering babies. After an apprenticeship in a Paris hospital, Paré joined the military, where he practiced his craft with diligence and humility. Of one officer he treated, Paré wrote, “I bandaged him and God healed him.” It was perhaps this humility that allowed Paré to find novel solutions that his more learned peers overlooked. The common treatment for bullet wounds at the time was to cauterize them with boiling oil, a procedure that caused inflammation and fever. When Paré ran out of medical supplies, including oil, during the Siege of Turin, he was forced to improvise with a mixture of egg yolk, rose oil, and turpentine. He was happily surprised to see that the men treated in this way recovered much more easily. “See how I learned to treat gunshot wounds,” Paré wrote, “not by books.” Extensive battlefield experience also led Paré to desig the surgical clamp — to this day one of the greatest technological advancements in medical history. In his relentless pursuit of innovation, Pare also pioneered post-surgical care and pain relief, never losing sight of the dignity of the individual men and women he was committed to serve. In this respect, at least, the father of surgery remains far more advanced than many of our own modern medical professionals.