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🇨🇳 Border Collie in #China with 1.5 million followers stolen, sold for $27 to a restaurant, and then eaten.

The dog's owner, a Chinese travel blogger named 'Guo,' documents his travels with his dog. Surveillance footage showed two people stealing the animal.

Guo was able to track down the thief and offered $1500 for the return of his dog, but was told the dog had been sold for $27 and eaten. The thief says he thought the dog was a stray.

"The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law," the man allegedly said.

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🛰 🇺🇸 🚀 Voyager finds a 90,000°F "wall of fire" at the edge of our solar system

You would expect the outer edge of our solar system to be freezing cold. Instead, NASA’s Voyager 1 encountered a scorching region of plasma so intense that scientists have called it a “wall of fire.”

When the spacecraft crossed the heliopause, the invisible boundary where the Sun’s solar wind meets interstellar space, it recorded temperatures between 30,000 and 90,000°F (17,000–50,000°C).

This is not actual fire. The extreme heat is created when the outgoing solar wind collides with the thin gas, dust, and magnetic fields of the interstellar medium. As the solar wind slows and compresses at this boundary, its kinetic energy is transformed into thermal energy, superheating the surrounding plasma.

Surprisingly, despite these blistering temperatures, the region would not feel hot to the touch. Temperature measures the average speed of individual particles, but the plasma at the heliopause ...

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Math Is Not Doom

As of the week ending June 12, 2026, the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) held approximately 340.25 million barrels of crude oil… Sounds like a lot, but it is approaching the danger zone. In late May, that number was 372 million barrels, which consisted of Sweet crude: ~142 MMB | Sour crude: ~230 MMB, according to the US Department of Energy.

The oil is stored in caverns at four sites:

Bryan Mound: ~166 MMB

Big Hill: ~90 MMB

West Hackberry: ~72 MMB

Bayou Choctaw: ~44 MMB
To understand how perilous the situation is you need to know that if the oil level in these caverns falls below a certain level that the structural integrity of the caverns would be jeopardized. The most commonly cited operational floor is around 20% of capacity. Mike Sommers, CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, told CNN that the SPR must be at least 20% full to remain operational — that’s roughly 143 million barrels against the SPR’s ~727 million barrel design capacity.

So subtract 143 barrels from 340.25… That means the US...

Federal whistleblower documents are raising serious questions about the extent to which Bill Gates has used charitable donations to shape United States government health policy from the inside, in ways that have also served his own financial interests.

As reported by Real Clear Investigations, the documents—comprising several dozen emails and internal records made public for the first time by an NIH whistleblower—show that the Gates Foundation worked directly with senior NIH officials over almost 25 years to co-ordinate grant funding and set scientific policy across at least ten federal research programmes.

The whistleblower described the arrangement as "a complete merging of NIH and Gates", adding that the relationship resembled a cartel, also involving the Wellcome Trust. NIH officials did not appear to raise conflict-of-interest concerns at any point in the correspondence reviewed.

The foundation's charitable mission and investment portfolio are closely intertwined. A $55 million...

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