We love ourselves too often and need reach out much more often. It is a social responsibility and it effects the environment also.
No more cash cows! Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem speaks at a Northern Border Policy Roundtable in Detroit, Friday, June 20, 2025. ©AP Photo/Paul Sancya Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem speaks at a Northern Border Policy Roundtable in Detroit, Friday, June 20, 2025. ©AP Photo/Paul Sancya © Newser One of the larger battles being fought between Harvard and the Trump administration is over the university's ability to admit foreign students, who currently make up 27% of the student body. In a Washington Post op-ed, Department of Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem lays out the administration's case and predicts eventual victory in the courts. Live Your Ideal Retirement Ad Live Your Ideal Retirement Fisher Investments Learn more call to action icon ・"The law is clear: Every institution authorized to enroll international students has a legal obligation to comply with federal oversight and a moral obligation to provide basic safety for its American and foreign students of all stripes," she writes. "Harvard failed on both accounts." Noem writes that the White House is justified in revoking Harvard's Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification because the university has failed to abide by its stipulations. Namely, "the university encouraged and fostered antisemitic extremism," "permitted hostile foreign influence to fester on campus," and "shielded individuals, many here on student visas, involved in conduct that warranted federal investigation." Harvard disputes this and is pushing back, but those interested in the administration's rationale can read Noem's piece in full here. In it, she accuses Harvard of turning the SEVP program into a "cash cow."
Planning my next vacation in Iran and Israel! The Conservative Read @theconread · 1h Vice President Vance explains that President Trump “has been working the phones constantly”, even before the 12 day war to achieve the goal of preventing a nuclear Iran. Vance believes that the President has hit a “reset button” producing long-term peace for the region
When a cat attacks a bird or mouse what is the kill ratio When a cat goes after a bird or mouse, the kill ratio—meaning how often the cat actually kills what it catches—can vary quite a bit depending on the cat and the situation. Studies suggest that cats don’t always kill their prey. In fact, many domestic cats engage in what’s called surplus killing or play hunting, where they catch prey but don’t kill or eat it. That said, when they do go in for the kill: Success rates for birds are generally lower than for rodents. Birds are quicker and more alert, so cats may only succeed in about 10–30% of their attempts. For mice and other small mammals, the success rate is higher—often 50–70%, especially if the cat is experienced or feral. Interestingly, cats don’t always hunt out of hunger. Even well-fed house cats may stalk and pounce just to satisfy their instincts. And while some cats are ruthless little ninjas, others are more like clumsy hobbyists.
There is a God: : A Psalm of the Defender O Lord, my Rock and my Shield, in the valley of spears I cried out, and You heard me. The nations gathered round with teeth like iron, but You raised my soul like a banner on the hill. You make my heart bold as the lion of Judah, my hands steady though the arrows fly. They whispered, “Let us break them,” but You shattered their plans like clay in the furnace. Though darkness pressed from the corners of the earth, You lit my path with sparks from Your Name. Ripples of Your voice moved the heavens— soft as mist, mighty as thunder. The proud stumble in the trap they set. The ones who thirsted for blood now watch in awe, for I walk in garments of fire, and Your covenant is my crown. You remember those who fall for Your sake— You bind up the bones and write their names in light. Let every breath I take praise You. Let every wound become a wellspring. O Lord, stir the heart of Your people. Awaken the sleepers with trumpet and flame. Be not silent when evil mocks— rise, Judge of the earth, as in the days of old. For You are near to those who call You not with lips, but with trembling. And You will not let Your promise fall to dust. You are my fortress, my morning song— and in You, I will not fear. - June 23, 2025 No comments:
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