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Leak Live · · before 2 meat.

❗️🇺🇸 Governor Jeff Landry confirmed there is an active shooter in the Mall of #Louisiana, with reports of at least 6 people injured and multiple victims (at least two are in critical condition).The shooter is not in custody.Follow us -> LiveLeak

❗️🇺🇸 Governor Jeff Landry confirmed there is an active shooter in the Mall of #Louisiana, with reports of at least 6 people injured and multiple victims (at least two are in critical condition).The shooter is not in custody.Follow us -> LiveLeak

Leak Live · Health · before 2 meat.

🇺🇸 New York City teen arrested after he body slammed a girl before stomping on her head because she didn't give him her number.The 15-year-old girl was seen trying to avoid the thug in East Harlem as he pushed her, harassed her, and assaulted her.The 14-year-old thug was later arrested and charged with assault.The girl was sent to the hospital. She suffered a concussion and is in stable condition. Follow us -> LiveLeak

🇺🇸 New York City teen arrested after he body slammed a girl before stomping on her head because she didn't give him her number.The 15-year-old girl was seen trying to avoid the thug in East Harlem as he pushed her, harassed her, and assaulted her.The 14-year-old thug was later arrested and charged with assault.The girl was sent to the hospital. She suffered a concussion and is in stable condition....

Did You Know? · Economics · before 2 meat.

An 8-year-old boy named Bryson Kliemann from Lebanon, Virginia, set up a roadside stand to sell his prized Pokémon card collection after his puppy, Bruce (a black lab mix), was diagnosed with parvovirus (parvo), a potentially fatal infection.The treatment was estimated to cost around $650–$700 (sources vary slightly on the exact initial goal, but it's consistently in that range). Bryson raised a few hundred dollars himself (around $400 from card sales over a couple of days), but the story went viral after local news coverage.His family set up a GoFundMe campaign titled something like "Just a boy trying to save his dog." Donations poured in from across the country (and even internationally), eventually raising over $19,500 (some reports note figures like $17,000–$24,000 at different points, but $19,500+ is commonly cited in summaries).Bruce received the necessary life-saving treatment and recovered. The extra funds were used to help other animals in need (e.g., donating to local shelters and vet care for struggling families). As a bonus, The Pokémon Company heard about it and sent Bryson a package of rare cards and a letter to help rebuild his collection.Did you know? 🎓

An 8-year-old boy named Bryson Kliemann from Lebanon, Virginia, set up a roadside stand to sell his prized Pokémon card collection after his puppy, Bruce (a black lab mix), was diagnosed with parvovirus (parvo), a potentially fatal infection.The treatment was estimated to cost around $650–$700 (sources vary slightly on the exact initial goal, but it's consistently in that range). Bryson raised a f...

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Noel Reports · Policy · before 2 meat.

Zelensky has begun a trilateral meeting with the presidents of the European Council and Commission to discuss the €90 billion package, advance the next sanctions round, and push forward Ukraine’s EU accession talks, including opening the first negotiation cluster.

Zelensky has begun a trilateral meeting with the presidents of the European Council and Commission to discuss the €90 billion package, advance the next sanctions round, and push forward Ukraine’s EU accession talks, including opening the first negotiation cluster.

Science Facts · Health · before 2 meat.

A new toothpaste only targets the bad bacteria that cause gum disease, while leaving your mouth’s beneficial bacteria untouched.For decades, most gum disease treatments have taken a “scorched-earth” approach: powerful antiseptics that kill everything in their path. They wipe out harmful pathogens, but they also destroy the hundreds of good bacteria that naturally protect your oral health. Once those beneficial microbes are gone, bad bacteria often come back stronger and take over.Now, researchers in Germany have developed a breakthrough compound that changes the game. It specifically blocks the growth of key gum disease culprits — like Porphyromonas gingivalis — without harming the protective microbiome.This targeted strategy marks a major shift in oral care: instead of fighting the entire microbial ecosystem, it works with your body’s natural defenses. By neutralizing only the harmful bacteria, beneficial microbes can recover and restore balance on their own. The result? Reduced inflammation, less gum recession, and lower risk of tooth loss — all while helping your mouth achieve a stable, healthy state naturally.Science and facts💡

A new toothpaste only targets the bad bacteria that cause gum disease, while leaving your mouth’s beneficial bacteria untouched.For decades, most gum disease treatments have taken a “scorched-earth” approach: powerful antiseptics that kill everything in their path. They wipe out harmful pathogens, but they also destroy the hundreds of good bacteria that naturally protect your oral health. Once tho...