dude cant take a crap in peace #lol

Chicago rap veteran Twista has pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors accused him of dodging hundreds of thousands of dollars in income taxes over multiple years.


According to court docs filed this week, the 52-year-old, born Carl Mitchell, entered a guilty plea last month in U.S. District Court ... admitting to five counts of willfully failing to pay income tax.

💙📈 Blacc Sam is receiving praise after reportedly growing Nipsey Hussle’s estate from just over $2 million at the time of his passing to approximately $11 million through careful management, business deals, publishing, trademarks, licensing, and The Marathon brand. More than seven years later, Nipsey’s children have officially received their shares, with many fans applauding Sam for protecting and expanding the late rapper’s legacy. Salute to Blacc Sam #hiphop #nipseyhussle

The therapist 😂

A Brazil-born influencer who lives in London has ended her self-marriage nearly a year after marrying herself in September 2023.


Suellen Carey said she felt unhappy and lonely in the relationship and struggled to live up to the expectations she had placed on herself. Hoping to make it work, she attended 10 therapy sessions, but ultimately decided to end the marriage when things didn’t improve.


Carey later said the experience taught her more about herself and gave her a deeper understanding of her own emotions.

Baltimore County police are asking for the public's help locating 15-year-old Dallas Renee Cleveland, who was last seen around 2 a.m. on June 29 in the Dundalk area.
She is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall, weighing about 110 pounds, with orange hair in a ponytail puff. She was last seen wearing a greenish-brown spaghetti-strap top.
If you have seen Dallas or know where she may be, call 911 or 410-887-7320.
#MissingPerson #BaltimoreCounty #Dundalk #Maryland

Aint nothing but gangster party #tupac #hiphop #rap

Jenifer Lewis has been very open about her struggles with sex addiction. In interviews and in her memoir, she explained that sex became a way for her to cope with pain, insecurity, and emotional issues during her younger years. Lewis said she had sexual relationships with 63 men before realizing her behavior had become unhealthy. She has described sex as her “drug of choice” and said she did not fully confront the addiction until the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s. As HIV/AIDS deaths increased and public awareness grew, she began to examine her own behavior and seek help. Lewis later entered therapy and recovery, and has spoken publicly about overcoming addiction, living with bipolar disorder, and learning healthier ways to deal with trauma and emotional challenges. Today, she often shares her story to encourage others to seek help and to reduce the stigma around addiction and mental health.

President Barack Obama reflects on Abraham Lincoln’s legacy ahead of America’s 250th birthday:


“We are the United States of America and there isn’t any dream beyond our reach, any obstacle that can stand in our way, when we recognize that our individual liberty is served, not negated, by pursuit of the common good.


That’s what Abraham Lincoln taught us.


That union is not simply a matter of law or accident of geography, but a moral commitment we make to our fellow citizens and to our shared future. That democracies endure not only because of constitutions or armies, but because free people choose, again and again, to bind their fates together. That only by maintaining a sense of shared sacrifice and responsibility—for ourselves and one another—can we do the work that must be done in this country. And that it is precisely when the climb is steepest that we relearn how to take the mountaintop, as one nation and one people.


That’s the very definition of what it means to be American. And together, that’s how we will do what Lincoln called on us to do. #obama

🚨BREAKING: Three illegal immigrants have been convicted of the brutal gang-rape of a British woman on a beach in Brighton.
The attackers raped her while filming the assault and hurling degrading insults, calling her a "whore." One of them reportedly grabbed her face, forced her mouth open, and spat in it, encouraging the others to do the same.
The victim said: "I begged them to stop, but they wouldn't. Every time I close my eyes, I see them laughing at me. They thought it was funny. It makes my skin crawl what they did to me. They're evil and they've ruined my life."
She may never fully recover from this trauma.

Majesta High Bear, 16, Rapid City, South Dakota
She's been gone since June 17th — and the ground she disappeared from is the ground federal agents, the Pennington County Sheriff's Office, and the state attorney general have publicly said is among the most dangerous in this nation for a Native girl her age.
Majesta High Bear
Brown eyes. Brown hair. 5'9", 127 pounds. Scars on her forearm.
Last seen June 17, 2026, in Rapid City, South Dakota.
The MCA Virtual Search Party™ is activated. Every set of eyes on this alert is a pin on the map — and Majesta needs this map to go everywhere.
🔴 DANGER LEVEL: 9/10 — CRITICAL
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Rapid City sits at the documented center of South Dakota's Indigenous trafficking crisis — a forensic examiner with the Pennington County Sheriff's Office confirmed over 50% of identified trafficking victims there are Native, and a federal child exploitation sting during the 2025 Sturgis Rally netted four arrests, two of them Rapid City residents. A 16-year-old Native girl missing from this city is the exact profile this corridor targets.
Rapid City Police Department: (605) 394-4131
Credit and gratitude to Stolen Spirits MMIWG for bringing Majesta's case forward.
If you know where Majesta is, make the call. If you've seen her, make the call. If someone showed you her photo and something felt wrong — make the call. "Millions Strong. One Mission." — and right now that mission has Majesta's name on it.
We trust Jesus Christ to bring Majesta home. His words stand: "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." — John 8:12
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Kierstin Tonay Thomas, 16, Chesterfield, Virginia
Two months ago, law enforcement in this very county was serving felony warrants on people exploiting children online — and that investigation is still open. Somebody out there has seen her.
Kierstin Tonay Thomas
Black female. Black braided hair, brown eyes.
Last seen wearing jeans and a black jacket, carrying a red backpack.
**Distinguishing mark: U-shaped scar on her forehead.**
Kierstin was last seen on July 2, 2026, in Chesterfield, Virginia.
🟠 DANGER LEVEL: 7/10 — HIGH
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In April 2026, Chesterfield County PD partnered with the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and executed 29 felony warrants on four suspects for child exploitation — production of child pornography, sexual abuse of minors, online enticement. That investigation is ongoing. A 16-year-old girl missing from this county right now is not missing in a vacuum.
NCMEC Case VA26-2892
1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
Chesterfield County Police Department: (804) 748-1251
The MCA Virtual Search Party™ is how we find the gaps in a search — and right now there are gaps that need to be filled. If you know anything, call. If you've seen her, call. And if you're sharing this, you're part of what finds her.
"Whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me." — Jesus Christ, Matthew 18:5
We trust Jesus Christ to bring Kierstin home.
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