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RFK Jr: It's gonna be the biggest infusion of federal dollar into rural healthcare in American history
BERNIE SANDERS: Yeah. You know why? Because you're cutting $150b for rural hospitals, you're putting $50b back. That's not an infusion. That's a loss of $100b.
BERNIE SANDERS: Yeah. You know why? Because you're cutting $150b for rural hospitals, you're putting $50b back. That's not an infusion. That's a loss of $100b.
September 4, 2025 at 4:16 PM
RFK Jr: It's gonna be the biggest infusion of federal dollar into rural healthcare in American history
BERNIE SANDERS: Yeah. You know why? Because you're cutting $150b for rural hospitals, you're putting $50b back. That's not an infusion. That's a loss of $100b.
BERNIE SANDERS: Yeah. You know why? Because you're cutting $150b for rural hospitals, you're putting $50b back. That's not an infusion. That's a loss of $100b.
Meet the tyrant lizard king of the Chicago Field Museum! 🦖
This is Sue, a 33yo Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived 67mya. It’s one of the largest and most complete T-Rexes ever found! To learn more about its life and what it’s taught us, head over to www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/sue-t-rex
This is Sue, a 33yo Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived 67mya. It’s one of the largest and most complete T-Rexes ever found! To learn more about its life and what it’s taught us, head over to www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/sue-t-rex
August 21, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Meet the tyrant lizard king of the Chicago Field Museum! 🦖
This is Sue, a 33yo Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived 67mya. It’s one of the largest and most complete T-Rexes ever found! To learn more about its life and what it’s taught us, head over to www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/sue-t-rex
This is Sue, a 33yo Tyrannosaurus Rex who lived 67mya. It’s one of the largest and most complete T-Rexes ever found! To learn more about its life and what it’s taught us, head over to www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/sue-t-rex
Don’t let its strange beauty fool you; this flower REEKS! 💀🌺
This corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is one of the largest flowers in the world. Much like the other corpse flower (Rafflesia arnoldii), they use distinct red colors and pungent smells to attract flies, their main pollinator!
This corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is one of the largest flowers in the world. Much like the other corpse flower (Rafflesia arnoldii), they use distinct red colors and pungent smells to attract flies, their main pollinator!
August 18, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Don’t let its strange beauty fool you; this flower REEKS! 💀🌺
This corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is one of the largest flowers in the world. Much like the other corpse flower (Rafflesia arnoldii), they use distinct red colors and pungent smells to attract flies, their main pollinator!
This corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) is one of the largest flowers in the world. Much like the other corpse flower (Rafflesia arnoldii), they use distinct red colors and pungent smells to attract flies, their main pollinator!
Have you ever seen a plant without a meristem? 🌱
Welwitschia is a gymnosperm (cone-producing, non-flowering) that grows two leaves—and only two leaves—that grow continuously. These plants can live for thousands of years so those leaves can grow several meters long under the right conditions!
Welwitschia is a gymnosperm (cone-producing, non-flowering) that grows two leaves—and only two leaves—that grow continuously. These plants can live for thousands of years so those leaves can grow several meters long under the right conditions!
August 17, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Have you ever seen a plant without a meristem? 🌱
Welwitschia is a gymnosperm (cone-producing, non-flowering) that grows two leaves—and only two leaves—that grow continuously. These plants can live for thousands of years so those leaves can grow several meters long under the right conditions!
Welwitschia is a gymnosperm (cone-producing, non-flowering) that grows two leaves—and only two leaves—that grow continuously. These plants can live for thousands of years so those leaves can grow several meters long under the right conditions!