ALMA SUONO BA.,CN.
@almasuono.bsky.social
Jimeesha Cantore Tha Hurricane 🌀🌴🤘🏽Hunter, Green Energy Expert, Gym Bae, Artisan Foodie, Fitness focused Chef, ISSA Certified Nutritionist, Future Black Farmer, Black Biz Leader, iHeartRadio Artist.
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Me: why you touching my stuff?!
December 7, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Me: why you touching my stuff?!
Im with her in any capacity
Jasmine Crockett: “To every politician celebrating this decision, let me offer a word of caution — Don't get too comfortable — When you push district lines this far, you risk losing the very seats you thought you locked in“
I think we can turn Texas blue—
I think we can turn Texas blue—
December 7, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Im with her in any capacity
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cis
men
are
the
biggest
danger
to the rest of us
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men
are
the
biggest
danger
to the rest of us
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December 7, 2025 at 11:43 AM
cis
men
are
the
biggest
danger
to the rest of us
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men
are
the
biggest
danger
to the rest of us
.
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When the House and Senate marked up stablecoin legislation, we raised all of these concerns - their anonymity, their nearly perfect design for money laundering. All the barn doors were left wide open. It’s used for crime because that is its purpose. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/07/t...
How a Cryptocurrency Helps Criminals Launder Money and Evade Sanctions
www.nytimes.com
December 7, 2025 at 2:03 PM
When the House and Senate marked up stablecoin legislation, we raised all of these concerns - their anonymity, their nearly perfect design for money laundering. All the barn doors were left wide open. It’s used for crime because that is its purpose. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/07/t...
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He threw away all her products and replaced them with different products. You could tell she had minimized down to her favorites 💀
She was using the Tatcha rice skincare and he replaced it with the matcha products
(but as always…this is a tiktok for advertisement)
She was using the Tatcha rice skincare and he replaced it with the matcha products
(but as always…this is a tiktok for advertisement)
December 7, 2025 at 2:41 PM
He threw away all her products and replaced them with different products. You could tell she had minimized down to her favorites 💀
She was using the Tatcha rice skincare and he replaced it with the matcha products
(but as always…this is a tiktok for advertisement)
She was using the Tatcha rice skincare and he replaced it with the matcha products
(but as always…this is a tiktok for advertisement)
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17/ In response to questions, a Phoebe spokesperson accused ProPublica of intentionally excluding positive patient stories. “Most patients have positive experiences at Phoebe,” he said. “Ignoring that fact is wrong.”
December 7, 2025 at 2:38 PM
17/ In response to questions, a Phoebe spokesperson accused ProPublica of intentionally excluding positive patient stories. “Most patients have positive experiences at Phoebe,” he said. “Ignoring that fact is wrong.”
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16/ Woven throughout the series is our managing editor and reporter @gingerthompson.bsky.social's pursuit of one question: If Anthony Parker couldn’t get good care at Phoebe, then who could?
Read the rest of the story, starting here 👇
Read the rest of the story, starting here 👇
Sick in a Hospital Town, Part 1: The Business of Care
Welcome to Albany, Georgia, where one hospital dominates the political and economic landscape. The story of Phoebe Putney Memorial is the story of American health care.
projects.propublica.org
December 7, 2025 at 2:34 PM
16/ Woven throughout the series is our managing editor and reporter @gingerthompson.bsky.social's pursuit of one question: If Anthony Parker couldn’t get good care at Phoebe, then who could?
Read the rest of the story, starting here 👇
Read the rest of the story, starting here 👇
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15/ Today we’ve published a deeply reported 5-part series. It’s about Albany, Georgia.
It’s about getting sick in America.
And it’s about what happens when the most powerful institution in town is a hospital.
It’s about getting sick in America.
And it’s about what happens when the most powerful institution in town is a hospital.
As Phoebe Memorial Grew, the Health of Albany, Georgia, Declined
The five-part series, “Sick in a Hospital Town,” pursues one question: Why are people in Albany so sick when its most powerful institution is a hospital?
projects.propublica.org
December 7, 2025 at 2:28 PM
15/ Today we’ve published a deeply reported 5-part series. It’s about Albany, Georgia.
It’s about getting sick in America.
And it’s about what happens when the most powerful institution in town is a hospital.
It’s about getting sick in America.
And it’s about what happens when the most powerful institution in town is a hospital.
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Great to see @kamalaharris.com highlighting the threats from misinformation and disinformation in her Substack post.
December 7, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Great to see @kamalaharris.com highlighting the threats from misinformation and disinformation in her Substack post.
Ikdr fuck Elon Musk 😭
Remember folks: if you have any small amount of artistic talent, any sex appeal, or can make your friends laugh, the richest man on earth is crying screaming throwing up because he can’t be you.
December 7, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Ikdr fuck Elon Musk 😭
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This should be policy in every city and town in America. Once they break the law, they are criminals and should be treated as such. It also makes them subject to self-defense and citizen's arrest laws.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara issued a stern warning to his officers on Thursday: Intervene when you see Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents using unlawful force or lose your job.
Minneapolis police chief warns officers: Stop unlawful force by ICE or lose your job
Chief Brian O’Hara says he’ll fire city police officers if they don’t intervene when immigration agents use unlawful force.
www.ms.now
December 7, 2025 at 2:38 PM
This should be policy in every city and town in America. Once they break the law, they are criminals and should be treated as such. It also makes them subject to self-defense and citizen's arrest laws.
I’d k*** him omg 😭
December 7, 2025 at 2:38 PM
I’d k*** him omg 😭
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She's a quiet achiever.
MacKenzie Scott has been one of the biggest names in philanthropy in 2025. The billionaire novelist, philanthropist, and ex-wife to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has donated hundreds of millions of dollars just in the past few months—but since 2020, she’s donated an eye-popping $19.25 billion.
December 7, 2025 at 12:22 AM
She's a quiet achiever.
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MacKenzie Scott: *donates $50M every 10 hours°
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir: "I want to see people hang"
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir: "I want to see people hang"
December 7, 2025 at 12:15 AM
MacKenzie Scott: *donates $50M every 10 hours°
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir: "I want to see people hang"
Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir: "I want to see people hang"
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The pilot program that is being tested in six states, including Arizona, will allow private companies to use artificial intelligence to review older Americans’ requests for certain medical care — and will reward the companies when they deny it.
Medicare’s new AI experiment sparks alarm among doctors, lawmakers | Arizona Mirror
A Medicare pilot program will allow private companies to use artificial intelligence to review older Americans’ requests for certain medical care — and will reward the companies when they deny it.
azmirror.com
December 5, 2025 at 5:40 PM
The pilot program that is being tested in six states, including Arizona, will allow private companies to use artificial intelligence to review older Americans’ requests for certain medical care — and will reward the companies when they deny it.
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This the comment that made her drive 3 hours. She absolutely is justified. (But also people crazy and carry guns, don’t do that)
December 7, 2025 at 2:25 PM
This the comment that made her drive 3 hours. She absolutely is justified. (But also people crazy and carry guns, don’t do that)
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14/ Mrs. Parker could feel her daughter about to explode.
Why was this doctor talking in circles? Was he hiding something? Was Phoebe hiding something?
Suddenly, the hospital’s “family” embrace was starting to feel more like a trap.
Why was this doctor talking in circles? Was he hiding something? Was Phoebe hiding something?
Suddenly, the hospital’s “family” embrace was starting to feel more like a trap.
December 7, 2025 at 2:25 PM
14/ Mrs. Parker could feel her daughter about to explode.
Why was this doctor talking in circles? Was he hiding something? Was Phoebe hiding something?
Suddenly, the hospital’s “family” embrace was starting to feel more like a trap.
Why was this doctor talking in circles? Was he hiding something? Was Phoebe hiding something?
Suddenly, the hospital’s “family” embrace was starting to feel more like a trap.
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December 7, 2025 at 2:25 PM
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13/ Andrea paused in her tracks.
“We thought it had only been a few minutes, five at the most,” she said. “Now you’re saying it could have been 14?”
“We thought it had only been a few minutes, five at the most,” she said. “Now you’re saying it could have been 14?”
December 7, 2025 at 2:23 PM
13/ Andrea paused in her tracks.
“We thought it had only been a few minutes, five at the most,” she said. “Now you’re saying it could have been 14?”
“We thought it had only been a few minutes, five at the most,” she said. “Now you’re saying it could have been 14?”
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12/ Palazzolo directed Mrs. Parker and her daughter Andrea toward Dr. WIlliam Garrett, the neurologist on call.
As Garrett took them through models of Anthony’s brain, he explained the damage that could have been caused in the 4 to 14 minutes the heart had stopped beating.
As Garrett took them through models of Anthony’s brain, he explained the damage that could have been caused in the 4 to 14 minutes the heart had stopped beating.
December 7, 2025 at 2:22 PM
12/ Palazzolo directed Mrs. Parker and her daughter Andrea toward Dr. WIlliam Garrett, the neurologist on call.
As Garrett took them through models of Anthony’s brain, he explained the damage that could have been caused in the 4 to 14 minutes the heart had stopped beating.
As Garrett took them through models of Anthony’s brain, he explained the damage that could have been caused in the 4 to 14 minutes the heart had stopped beating.
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11/ That was a reflex, a spasm, the doctor said.
It wasn’t a sign of brain activity. There hadn’t been any meaningful sign of brain activity since the surgery, he told her.
It wasn’t a sign of brain activity. There hadn’t been any meaningful sign of brain activity since the surgery, he told her.
December 7, 2025 at 2:20 PM
11/ That was a reflex, a spasm, the doctor said.
It wasn’t a sign of brain activity. There hadn’t been any meaningful sign of brain activity since the surgery, he told her.
It wasn’t a sign of brain activity. There hadn’t been any meaningful sign of brain activity since the surgery, he told her.
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10/ Mrs. Parker was confused. The previous doctors had told her they were giving her husband’s brain time to rest and recover, and then they would wake him.
No one had raised the possibility that he wouldn’t recover.
“Anthony opened his eyes,” she reminded Palazzolo.
No one had raised the possibility that he wouldn’t recover.
“Anthony opened his eyes,” she reminded Palazzolo.
December 7, 2025 at 2:18 PM
10/ Mrs. Parker was confused. The previous doctors had told her they were giving her husband’s brain time to rest and recover, and then they would wake him.
No one had raised the possibility that he wouldn’t recover.
“Anthony opened his eyes,” she reminded Palazzolo.
No one had raised the possibility that he wouldn’t recover.
“Anthony opened his eyes,” she reminded Palazzolo.
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9/ Six days after Mrs. Parker authorized the hypothermia treatment for Anthony, a new doctor, Dr. James Palazzolo, introduced himself.
He wanted to know two things:
• Had Anthony signed a living will?
• Had she spoken with a neurologist?
He wanted to know two things:
• Had Anthony signed a living will?
• Had she spoken with a neurologist?
December 7, 2025 at 2:15 PM
9/ Six days after Mrs. Parker authorized the hypothermia treatment for Anthony, a new doctor, Dr. James Palazzolo, introduced himself.
He wanted to know two things:
• Had Anthony signed a living will?
• Had she spoken with a neurologist?
He wanted to know two things:
• Had Anthony signed a living will?
• Had she spoken with a neurologist?
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8/ As Mrs. Parker continued to wait, Anthony briefly opened his eyes. It was only for a few seconds, a jolt, but she knew it was enough.
He would be coming back, she told herself. He was going to wake up.
He would be coming back, she told herself. He was going to wake up.
December 7, 2025 at 2:12 PM
8/ As Mrs. Parker continued to wait, Anthony briefly opened his eyes. It was only for a few seconds, a jolt, but she knew it was enough.
He would be coming back, she told herself. He was going to wake up.
He would be coming back, she told herself. He was going to wake up.