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The New Jersey Democrat was animated on Tuesday when he teased Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL), whose amendment to the Democrats’ 2022 budget resolution would cut federal funding to local governments that defund law enforcement. Some Democrats have distanced themselves from calls to “defund the police,” an idea that gained traction among progressives following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. On the Senate floor, Tuberville said four-fifths of law enforcement across the country was conducted by local and state police departments, adding: “Local leaders across the country have decided the woke thing to do is cancel their city’s police force....

The viral TikTok captioned “She a barista or whatevaaaa #teachersoftiktok #fyp #AlaskaAirCAREoke #SoFiBreakUpChallenge” has been viewed 2.4 million times and liked 345,000 times since it was posted on February 11. This comes at a time when teachers, students and parents are rallying for better treatment of educators. Teachers have left the field in large numbers, citing pandemic burnout in most cases. One user weighed in saying all of the ingredients equated to a lot of money....

The footage, from December 2019 when Trump was president and the king’s royal title was the Prince of Wales, was filmed when Elizabeth hosted a gala for NATO leaders at Buckingham Palace to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the military alliance. While Trump and then-first lady Melania Trump were talking to the queen, Charles used his middle finger to scratch his nose, which some social media users took to be a subtle dig at the president....

In footage shared to the app by Dollar Sign Empire, an account that posts money-related content, we can see Florida-based Andrew Herrera and Matthew Meyer approach a man in a blue Bentley convertible. They then ask the elderly gentleman a series of questions to determine how he made his money, and the aspirational clip, posted on October 11, has already been watched a staggering 35.6 million times. The first question, which implies the silver-haired man is a retiree, is: “What was your business?...

The footage was shared to TikTok by Erin Novakowski, a motorized wheelchair user who was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. In the video, posted on September 19, Novakowski, who is wearing fishnet tights and has bright pink hair, explains: “This is my service dog Gevin, so I thought I’d show you some of what he can do.” The video, which can be watched here, then cuts to the 19-year-old showing the “one he does most for me” which is putting her elbow back on the armrest if it falls off....

The clip, which was posted to Instagram by a life coach named Brittany Muddamalle, known on the app as Almostindianwife, has already been viewed by more than 1 million people. Text overlaying the footage, which takes place on a suburban street in Bolingbrook, Illinois, explains that: “This is what happened when her big brothers come home from school.” The toddler, whose name is Emilia but is known as Emmy for short, can then be seen running towards her three older siblings as she shouts “Hi!...

On social media, photos and videos of people outside gas stations are circulating, including one viral video that prompted the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to tweet some blunt advice: “Do not fill plastic bags with gasoline.” In this particular video, a woman is seen filling up what appears to be plastic grocery bags with fuel at a gas station and struggling to lift them into the trunk of her car....

The video, which was reportedly taken at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Arizona, begins with a text overlay that reads, “Creepy man caught following us and taking pictures of us.” “Were you taking photos of us?” a woman in the video asks a man. The man is wearing a face mask, shorts and a blue-striped shirt. The man responds, “No, why?” “Umm, we were just told that you were taking photos of us,” the woman explains....

The incident took place on Dec. 10 in Bush River, an estuary in Harford County in Maryland, part of the Chesapeake Bay, about 15 miles from Baltimore. The car was stopped on a boat ramp when police arrived and found it partially submerged. Officers said they tried to remove the driver from the vehicle, but were unable to do so before the vehicle went into the water. At that point, the unnamed woman climbed out of the car and was taken to shore....

The video was put together by the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS)—operated by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts—which tracks the location, intensity and emissions of wildfires across the planet. CAMS does this using satellite instruments which can identify the heat signal of active fires. The organization also monitors the transport of smoke emissions by the winds and the composition of this smoke, providing crucial information for air quality forecasts....

The TV series is part of the Bundesliga’s internalisation campaign with the aim to reach out to the global audience. The Bundesliga is “Germany’s most exciting export” (#mostexcitingexport) and one of the leading football leagues in the world. The German league offers top class football and it entertains up to 42,609 fans per game on average - the biggest average in world football and the second biggest average in global professional sport!...

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It’s time for London as the two face-off for the penultimate time and tensions just keep rising. There’s also the tiny distraction of soccer as the champ takes in a game and shows where his heart is, when he isn’t fighting in the Octagon. 0 votes

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BOOM BOOM Afridi was not even allowed to stay on the crease for two minutes. The incident happened in Asia Cup 2012, in a match between the hosts Bangladesh and Pakistan. Afridi came to bat and the bowler was Shakib Al Hasan. He played straight and the ball went into Shakib’s hands, who fumbled, juggled and tossed it up. When everyone seemed sure that he would drop it, the ball touched the non-striker batsman Misbah-ul-Haq, which gave Shakib enough time to catch it again....

Ian Bell, CEO and founder of Slightly Mad Studios announced on Twitter recently that his company has been working on a new standalone console named ‘Mad Box’. The tweet came from a newly made Twitter account by Ian, so it was possible that an internet troll might be behind this. But the claim was backed by the official Slightly Mad Studio’s account. Here’s a screenshot of the official tweet....

Back in 2015, Riot Games banned G2A from sponsoring teams during the League of Legends World Championship, claiming that the keys sold on the service were illegally obtained, while also saying that G2A was selling fully levelled League accounts. While G2A revealed they had banned accounts selling Elo-boosted League profiles, Riot’s ban remained. In 2016, G2A was again accused of allowing users to sell stolen or fraudulently-obtained keys. The CEO of tinyBuild, Alex Nichiporchik, led the brigade this time, claiming that this practice had cost his company over $400,000....