WEAPONIZATION: Biden publicly ordered 11 federal agencies to 'look' into Elon Musk. All 11 opened investigations. Then all 11 funneled a total of $300M to Reuters who then who won a Pulitzer Prize for their relentless attack pieces against the billionaire. h/t @MikeBenzCyber pic.twitter.com/BaloKPx8G4 — @amuse (@amuse) December 17, 2024

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This week, we’re doing something a little different: taking a spin through our most-read stories of the year. We hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane, and we’ll be back with our usual What We’re Reading fare in 2025. A Post-Election Day Poem by Rebecca Faulkner In the weeks leading up to Election Day, we asked our readers to fill in the blank: No matter who wins, ______. The responses were so inspiring that in addition to sharing 109 of them on Election Day, we published a poem the next day that Rebecca Faulkner — our managing director and an accomplished poet — assembled from the response. Though different in form from our usual stories, this one really resonated. How a Colombian City Cooled Dramatically in Just Three Years by Peter Yeung It’s hard to argue with a solution whose results are so clear and impressive: In Medellín, “green corridors” full of plants and trees are driving down temperatures. As Contributing Editor Peter Yeung reports, “Medellín’s temperatures fell by 2°C in the first three years of the program, and officials expect a further decrease of 4 to 5°C over the next few decades, even taking into account climate change.” A vertical garden at Medellin’s City Hall. Credit: Peter Yeung ​​How One Indian State Went 100% Organic by Geetanjali Krishna This is an example of one of our favorite types of stories: looking at a place that has accomplished something big and retracing how it happened — with useful takeaways for other places that might want to try something similar. The state of Sikkim took a slow and thoughtful approach to going organic, and as Contributing Editor Geetanjali Krishna explains, it paid off. How Electric Harps Are Protecting Honey Bees by Charlie Metcalfe We have to confess: There was a lot of talk in the office about this one. At first we were surprised by how many readers were drawn to a story about, well, electrocuting hornets in droves. But we shouldn’t have been. Our smart and savvy readers understood that this is really a story about protecting vulnerable pollinators. Plus, electric harps sound pretty cool. Asian hornets first arrived in France in 2004 via a shipping crate. Credit: S. Richard Cervera / INRAE A Surprising Way to Stop Bullying by Michaela Haas When Contributing Editor Michaela Haas began looking into this story, she was shocked that the “No-Blame Approach” — a counterintuitive method that hinges on asking the bullies to help solve the problem — wasn’t more well-known. We’re glad our story could help spread the word! The post What We’re Reading: Our Most Popular Stories of 2024 appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.

December 18, 2024

"I don't know how you look your constituents in the eye and know because of the job they gave you, gave you an inside track to make more money," The post Biden: Gov Officials Shouldn’t Be Able to Make Money in the Stock Market, Only From Chinese Bribes appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

A $900 million Ponzi scam that targeted working class people. The post Over 1 Million People Saw Our Expose of Biden’s Release of Crooked CEOs appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

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The post First Look at Catly – A Hyper-Realistic Feline Gaming Adventure Coming in 2025 by Nicole Cosgrove 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. Hyper-realistic cats have the gaming community abuzz as Catly made its global debut at this year’s The Game Awards. The stunning trailer gave players their first glimpse into the interactive, charming, and delightfully mischievous open-world cat game. A love letter to felines everywhere, Catly promises to capture everything that makes cats the playful, graceful, and endlessly entertaining companions we know and love. The trailer showcases an imaginative, technologically innovative world where cats are the undeniable stars. Developed for cat lovers by cat lovers, Catly is a celebration of cat mannerisms and quirks, from their cozy napping habits to their penchant for exploration—and, of course, a touch of chaos. Coming to Steam, Nintendo Switch, and even the Apple Watch, this game is ready to bring purrs of joy to players anywhere, anytime. What Makes Catly Stand Out Catly isn’t just another pet simulation game. It is an adventure-driven, open-world experience that empowers cats to accomplish feats that most humans can only dream of—while staying true to the authenticity of feline behavior. The game offers both solo and multiplayer quests filled with exploration, world-building, and charming interactions with stylish feline companions. Catly taps into the fantasy of living life as a cat—but with an imaginative and artistic twist. Every cat in Catly is unique, offering endless possibilities for customization. Players will be able to accessorize their cats with stylish outfits, quirky accessories, and tailor-made environments to reflect their feline’s personality. The freedom to create one-of-a-kind companions ensures that no two cats—or gameplay experiences—will be alike. It’s a game that encourages creativity and connection, a space where cat lovers can design their dream feline friend and explore an enchanting world alongside them. Cats, Anywhere and Anytime One of Catly’s most exciting announcements is its release on the Apple Watch, a platform not typically associated with immersive gaming. This bold move ensures that cat lovers can have their virtual feline companions with them no matter where they are—whether checking in on their cat during a coffee break or completing quick challenges on the go. A little reminder of the Tamagotchi craze in the 1990s. Catly currently is available to wishlist on Steam and pre-order on Apple Watch. You can also ollow Catly on X and register on the Catly website to be the first to see updates and further announcements. Coming Soon: The Cat Era of Gaming While Catly is set for more reveals in 2025, the debut trailer alone has proven it’s a game to watch. Its combination of technological innovation, feline charm, and creative freedom makes it a standout in the gaming world. Whether you’re a lifelong cat lover or just someone who appreciates a beautifully crafted experience, Catly promises an adventure full of heart, humor, and endless whisker-filled wonder. Get ready to pounce into the future of cat gaming—one stylish paw at a time. Images provided by Johner Riehl at Zebra Partners Also see:  New Bylaw Proposes Mandatory “Chipping & Snipping” for Cats in New Zealand Which Could Protect Native Birds CatVideoFest: The Purr-fect Combination of Fun and Feline Philanthropy The post First Look at Catly – A Hyper-Realistic Feline Gaming Adventure Coming in 2025 by Nicole Cosgrove 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.

The year 2024 has seen a horrifying variety of natural disasters resulting in tragic deaths and destruction that have shocked the world. Events, including everything from earthquakes to hurricanes and landslides, have left in their wake grieving survivors and destroyed homes and livelihoods. Of course, natural disasters have afflicted humanity since the dawn of time—but […] The post 10 Natural Disasters That Shocked the World in 2024 appeared first on Listverse.