This isn’t happening fast enough.

BREAKING: Alberta has decided to remain part of Canada, with the REMAIN vote projected to win overwhelmingly 🇨🇦

For all you MAGA/Republicans that are waking up to reality. Just try to remember who you were before 2016, and review fun pictures. May you find some peace one day. Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens youtu.be/we-n-Zmglt0?is=rpJp…

They said Ukraine never existed. But my ancestors lived on this land for centuries. Spoke Ukrainian. Sang our songs. While russia erased names, burned books And stole our identity. Now they call it “unity”. But we remember. We fight. We’re not disappearing.

🇺🇦 HE KILLED 40 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS, LOST HALF HIS FACE, AND ESCAPED ENCIRCLEMENT WITHOUT A WEAPON. When his comrades last saw 29-year-old Ukrainian soldier Mykhailo Nikitin, he was lying unconscious, covered in blood. They were certain he was dead. But he survived. And his extraordinary story is about a man who refused to die because of one simple promise: “I promised I would come back.” On the evening of October 29, 2024, Mykhailo, callsign “Nikitos,” led a 14-man unit from Ukraine's 11th National Guard Brigade into Vyshneve, near Selydove. The village was already almost entirely occupied by Russian forces. For most of his men, this would be their first serious battle. The fighting lasted more than five hours. Mykhailo moved between rooms, fired from different positions, and threw grenades through doorways, creating the impression that the Russians were facing a much larger Ukrainian force. “I personally counted exactly 40 men I killed with my own hands. Those were the ones I actually saw. There were many more situations where I fired through obstacles or into groups, so counting was impossible. I've been told the real number is much higher,” he recalled. At six in the morning, another Russian assault began. Mykhailo rushed outside, threw two grenades, and emptied four magazines toward the enemy. Then an RPG struck the yard, followed by an FPV drone that exploded just one meter from his head. The blast threw him through the air. Flying pieces of roofing absorbed much of the shrapnel, but several soldiers suffered serious injuries. Both his rifle and his comrade's weapon jammed. They had no grenades left. Their only option was to escape without weapons. As they withdrew, a Russian 120mm mortar shell exploded near them. Three men fell. One was killed instantly. Another soldier, lying behind Mykhailo, absorbed much of the shrapnel that would otherwise have struck him. A fragment pierced Mykhailo's neck, leaving his face horribly shattered. He watched his surviving comrades run across the field. They believed he was dead. Soon they disappeared from sight, leaving him alone. Then he lost consciousness. When he woke up, he was bleeding heavily and struggling to stay awake. He understood that if he fell asleep again, he might never wake up. He removed his body armor, uniform, and everything else weighing him down. Then he started walking, staggering forward in what he later described as a “zombie walk.” Somehow, despite his devastating injuries, he reached the first houses in Hryhorivka. A local man came outside, saw his horrific facial wounds, and initially told him to leave. Mykhailo began shouting: “National Guard of Ukraine! Senior Sergeant Nikitin Mykhailo Anatoliiovych!” Eventually, Ukrainian soldiers came to rescue him. When they recognized him, they exclaimed: “Nikitos, you're a god!” That day, Vyshneve and Selydove fell under Russian occupation. Of the 14 soldiers in his group, only nine made it out. Five were lost. For his extraordinary courage and the reported elimination of more than 40 Russian soldiers, Mykhailo was nominated for Ukraine's Order for Courage, Third Class. His face was severely damaged, his jaw was broken, and shrapnel remained embedded in his body. Doctors planned to reconstruct his injuries using a metal plate. Yet even after everything he endured, he managed to joke: “I guess I'll be Terminator T-4000 now.” But perhaps the most powerful part of his story is what he said afterward: “I'm proud of myself. I didn't let my boys down. First, I'm a patriot. Second, I'm a warrior who understands that his job is dangerous and that risk is part of it.” He lost comrades, suffered devastating injuries, and was left for dead on a battlefield surrounded by Russian forces. Yet somehow, he found the strength to stand up and walk toward safety. Not because he wasn't afraid, but because he had made a promise to return. And he kept that promise.

Top House Democrats are done waiting. Ranking Members Gregory Meeks, Adam Smith, and Jim Himes have issued a blistering statement. Trump has abandoned Ukraine. They are calling on Congress to immediately restore full U.S. security, economic, and intelligence support to Kyiv. They also pledge legislation to make it happen. Trump's America First is taking shape. America last, Putin first. Congress must act now. Before more Ukrainian cities are wiped out by Russian missiles the White House refuses to stop.

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 “what in the Epstein did he say?” “Pervert” He said “Pervert” 😳

A massive iceberg near the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. 🇨🇦

Why is our government seeking to secretly hack voting machines?

Republican congressman threatens sanctions against US agencies over Starshield restrictions in Ukraine US Representative Brian Fitzpatrick said he would push for an investigation into restrictions on the Starshield satellite system in Ukraine. He said those responsible could face public congressional hearings and budget cuts for the agencies involved. Fitzpatrick pledged to discuss military aid for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia with Volodymyr Zelensky. He also urged the US to provide Kyiv with the weapons it needs, completely phase out Russian oil and tighten sanctions against Moscow. According to the congressman, these measures would receive broad support in the House of Representatives.