Sophie Rain says she can only marry a guy who will take her surname, accept what she does, and give her a $500K weekly allowance, even if he’s one of her subscribers. “I’m a virgin, so I need to be treated like a queen”

Have you noticed that we zero footage of the Iran war? Zero coverage zero reporters on the ground.

🔥🚨 BREAKING — The Lone male holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case has been positively identified as Michael Desronvil, a Catholic and conservative. He says he voted guilty because of the evidence. Cora, Dawson, and Callan were killed by Clancy using Exercise bands. She doesn't deny it. Case closed. Her defense wanted her sent to a hospital. Desronvil wanted her in prison, where she belongs. What's your message for Michael?

If the Smithsonian wants to counter signal my GOAT George Washington by portraying him as some kind of evil Indian super slayer, then they should look up what Union General Sherman did to the Indians. For the lazy, he applied the same scorched earth policy from his march to the sea campaign against the Indians. Note: Shermanposters think he's some kind of progressive crusader against "white supremacy". He was not. He was exceptionally racist even for his time.

A Virginia man accidentally left his phone recording while undergoing anesthesia for a colonoscopy. The audio captured medical staff insulting him, telling an assistant to lie to him, and discussing adding a false hemorrhoid diagnosis to his medical records. In 2015, a jury awarded him $500,000 in damages. The patient, referred to in court documents as “D.B.,” underwent a colonoscopy in Reston, Virginia, in April 2013. Before receiving anesthesia, he activated his phone’s audio recorder to capture the post-procedure instructions. The device remained in his clothing beneath the operating table, unintentionally recording everything that happened during the procedure. While listening to the recording on his way home, he discovered that anesthesiologist Dr. Tiffany Ingham had repeatedly mocked him while he was unconscious. She ridiculed his fear of needles, made insulting remarks about a rash he had mentioned, and said she had wanted to punch him following their conversation before the procedure. The audio also revealed medical staff discussing ways to avoid interacting with him afterward. An assistant was told to falsely claim that the doctor had already spoken to him and that he simply couldn’t remember. Ingham was also heard discussing adding hemorrhoids to his medical records, despite no evidence of the condition being found. The patient subsequently filed a lawsuit alleging defamation and medical malpractice. Following a three-day trial, a Fairfax County jury awarded him $500,000: $100,000 for defamation, $200,000 for medical malpractice, and $200,000 in punitive damages. One juror later remarked that the defense had little room to dispute the allegations because the entire conversation had been captured on the recording.