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In the most precious video, a little boy celebrated being cancer-free with a special dance and a brand-new bike. Little Wishes shared a post on its TikTok page that reminds us to celebrate life. In it, a boy named Nico finally got the good news that his acute lymphoblastic leukemia went into remission after two years, and he got to celebrate with his friends and family. A clip shows Nico running out of his hospital room and into a hall that was filled with a massive crowd. Everyone waves pom poms and cheers as Nico and his little brother break into a celebratory dance. Then, he gets to run through raining confetti to ring a special bell that signifies the end of his treatment. @littlewishesorg Congrats Nico! We are so proud of you! #littlewishes #childhoodcancer #hope #hospital #medicalteam #endoftrearment #wish #joy ♬ Walking On Sunshine (25th Anniversary) [2010 Remaster] – Katrina and the Waves After celebrating his special moment, Nico’s family surprises him with his “first-ever bike.” The little boy even gets to try it out before leaving the hospital. Viewers Are Cheering For Nico’s Great News, “Keep Dancing!” Nico’s video has only been posted for three days, and it’s already been featured in several publications because viewers can feel the joy radiating from Nico and everyone celebrating his health. “This needs to blow up,” a viewer wrote in the captions. “Congratulations!” “My sweet boy! My warrior!” his mother wrote. “Mommy is so proud of you Nico Cancer picked the wrong kid!” “Hooray!!!” cheered a commenter. “What a strong dude congratulations!!” “Congratulations Nico!!! Keep dancing,” wrote another. “Best reaction ever!!! ” someone added. Share this story to help celebrate Nico’s special day and wish him a lifetime of happiness! You can find this story’s featured image here. The post Little Boy Dances Because He’s Cancer-Free, Then Rides Off On Brand-New Bike In Precious Video appeared first on InspireMore.

Is it ever okay to lie? And what is a lie, anyway?

Get your popcorn ready for this entertaining ignorance

A former mixed martial arts fighter says that he shot and killed a man in self-defense over a parking dispute in Arizona, according to police. Phoenix police said they were called to a parking lot near 31st Avenue and Beardsley Road in north Phoenix on Saturday at about 9:20 p.m. over a report of a shooting. His self-defense claim was 'consistent with witnesses and surveillance video.'They found 32-year-old Alejandro Samplina shot by 53-year-old Shannon Ritch outside of a popular bar called Twin Peaks. Ritch told police that Samplina had threatened him with a knife over the dispute about a parking space and that he responded by grabbing a gun from his car. "Ritch was able to retrieve his handgun from the open door of his vehicle. Samplina proceeded to walk towards Ritch with the knife in a threatening manner. In response, Ritch fired one round, striking Samplina," said Phoenix Police Sgt. Mayra Reeson. Police said they were able to recover the weapon from Ritch. Samplina was transported to a hospital but declared dead. Police said that Ritch stayed to give them a statement and was released after they found that his self-defense claim was "consistent with witnesses and surveillance video."The Maricopa County Attorney's Office will review any charges that might be filed against Ritch. Ritch was known as "Shannon the Canon" when he fought as a bare knuckle boxer and mixed martial arts fighter. He has also worked as a stunt man in several Hollywood movies, including an upcoming film with Mel Gibson entitled "Boneyard." The fighter had just returned from Doha in Qatar for a fight. His last professional fight, according to ESPN, was in 2019. He is known for being the Middleweight Champion for the King of the Cage tournament. Phoenix reported a steep drop in the homicide rate of about 40% in the first quarter of 2024 from the same time the prior year. Other U.S. cities have reported decreases in the homicide rate in early 2024. Recent surveys have shown that concern about the crime rate has increased among all three political segments of Americans, with Republicans leading at 68% while Democrats bring up the rear at 47%. According to FBI stats, the violent crime rate has dropped from 747 instances per 100k people in 1993 to 380 instances per 100k in 2023. The FBI also says that property crime has continued to decrease from nearly 5k instances per 100k people in 1993 to fewer than 2k instances per 100k people in 2023. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!