NEW: Girl walks away like nothing happened after getting slammed into a brick wall by a person driving a car at a Bishopville, SC, Dollar Tree. I'm impressed. Multiple individuals are facing charges after a fight broke out at a Dollar Tree on Mother's Day. Three teens and two adults started fighting in the parking lot before a 17-year-old hit a 15-year-old with their car into the store. According to police, 19-year-old Celvin Hickman and 24-year-old Shamirah Blyther were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. The 17-year-old was charged with attempted m*rder and will be charged as an adult, according to local reports. The 15-year-old who was hit somehow walked away with no serious injuries.

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Global stocks pumping after US & China agree to slash tariffs for 90 days

Democrats seeing the Trump pharmaceutical price cuts.

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Look at the state of these 'coke eds' caught red-handed

NEW: French media is shutting down social media rumors that French President Emmanuel Macron was caught with a bag of cocaine during a trip to Ukraine. The moment was caught during a train ride from Poland to Ukraine when reporters entered the room. Macron was meeting with the Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Social media users are speculating that Macron was caught with a bag of cocaine, and some are suggesting that Merz was concealing a coke straw or spoon. French media outlet Liberation is now rushing to defend the leaders, claiming there is "no evidence" to support the claims. The outlet is suggesting that the item Macron grabbed was a handkerchief, and the item Merz had was a "stirrer." Any other suggestion is a "conspiracy theory," according to the French outlet.

🚨 DID SCIENTISTS JUST CURE BALDNESS? Forget rubbing donkey hooves on your head. UCLA scientists found a molecule — PP405 — that wakes up sleeping hair follicles and tells them, “Do your job.” In early trials, people rubbed it on their scalps before bed. One week later? Boom — actual hair, not sad fuzz. Thick, terminal strands. The kind you don’t have to squint to see. It blocks a protein that keeps follicles asleep. Turns out, your scalp isn’t dead — just lazy. The team’s backed by Google Ventures and already raised $16 million, which is more than most hair-loss companies make before they vanish in a cloud of regret and beard oil. It’s not FDA-approved yet. But it’s looking way more legit than everything in the late-night infomercial aisle. Sources: SciTechDaily (2025), UCLA, Pelage Pharmaceuticals

Trending.. On the way back from Kyiv, journalists unexpectedly entered the leaders’ cabin. German advisor Merz hid a spoon used for cocaine, while French President Macron concealed a bag of it.

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