🇺🇸“I picked that beautiful flag up off that ground.”

Marine veteran and double amputee Tony Mullis stopped on a Georgia highway after spotting a U.S. flag on the ground beside the busy interstate.

Mullis, who lost both legs after an explosion during his second tour in Afghanistan, got out of his SUV to retrieve the flag.

He said seeing the flag on the ground “broke my heart” because it reminded him of those who sacrificed for the country.

Grand theft pallet jack 😂 📷d.nobile9

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“By the way, are we going to miss Karoline? I’m going to miss her.”

President Trump shares a lighthearted moment with reporters at Joint Base Andrews, asking if they’ll miss Karoline Leavitt as she prepares to leave her role as White House press secretary at the end of August.

There’s a lot of talk about the challenges facing law enforcement—but here’s a reason for optimism: young people are still choosing to dedicate their lives to serving their communities.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

WATCH IN FULL: President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks in South Carolina

POTUS: "I just want to THANK the Supreme Court and the Chief Justice — and we have a ruling that's 'proceed...' Construction is under budget and ahead of schedule."

POTUS: "I got the highest gay vote in the history of politics for a Republican — and I played the Gay National Anthem!" 🤣

POTUS: "Last month, inflation dropped at the fastest rate in many years and more Americans are working today than at any point in the history of the country... And you haven't seen anything yet."

POTUS on if Radical Left Lunatics gain control: You're going to lose your border. You're going to lose your tax cuts. Your taxes are going to go up. Your pay is going to go down. Your jobs are going to be lost. Your businesses are going to flee. They're going to impeach me — and they have no idea why.

POTUS: "The Dumocrats hate our country. They're communists, they're Radical Left Lunatics, and frankly, they're — in many cases — horrible, horrible people." 💯

POTUS in Myrtle Beach: "In great news for South Carolina workers and the Port of Charleston, it was recently announced that American exports have skyrocketed to the highest level in American history."

POTUS: "While the Radical Dumocrats like to say that they stand for working people, they don't. In fact, every single Dumocrat in Congress voted AGAINST your tax cuts!"

POTUS resurrects the SNAKE POEM in South Carolina 🐍

Karoline Leavitt: "President Trump, you are the most consequential and historic President in the history of our great country — and it has been the honor of my life to serve as your White House Press Secretary." ❤️

The South Carolina crowd goes wild when POTUS recognizes Karoline Leavitt for the GREAT JOB she has done serving our country as Press Sec!

THANK YOU, KAROLINE! ❤️

SOCAL: From new barriers to new technology, we got an exclusive firsthand look at the improvements being made along the border in the San Diego Sector.

MUST WATCH: Crowd absolutely ERUPTED in honor of PressSec Karoline Leavitt on her final trip with President Donald J. Trump

Huge roar.

Something special ❤️

FOX NEWS REPORT: High-speed racing hits Washington, D.C., this weekend as drivers take on a demanding street course for the IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

THIS IS BEYOND SICK: A South Carolina teacher is accused of sending s*xually explicit messages to a student 13 OR YOUNGER while allegedly trying to persuade the child to engage in a s*xual act.

Megan Lawrimore Bolt, 45, was arrested and charged with criminal solicitation of a minor.

Investigators say the alleged messages stretched from April 1 through August 5.

She wasn't even caught by the school: a PARENT brought it to the school district’s attention.

Florence One Schools says it took immediate action and reported the matter to law enforcement. Bolt is no longer employed there.

That is not enough. Make an example of this case.

West Branch Post troopers and a Department of Natural Resources conservation officer were called to help locate a missing fisherman on Tawas Lake Thursday, Aug. 20, around 9:45 p.m.

The caller reported her 83-year-old husband went out fishing in his aluminum boat about 6 p.m. and had not returned.  He did not have his hearing aids, cell phone, flashlight, or other emergency equipment and his boat was not equipped with lights.

Due to the shallow water and extensive tall wild rice throughout the lake, the DNR conservation officer utilized a shallow-water mud boat personally owned and provided by an off-duty Oscoda Township police officer who was not on scene. Troopers joined the conservation officer aboard the boat and began searching the lake in complete darkness.

At about 11:40 p.m. the fisherman was located on the north side of the lake stuck in the tall wild rice. The search team located him after hearing his voice in the distance and observing the flame from his lighter. He was uninjured and safely brought to shore.

Great teamwork by everyone! 

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At around 6:30 pm on Wednesday evening, KPD officers received a 9-1-1 call that a one-month-old was reportedly unresponsive and not breathing. Officers Clayton McWilliams and Victoria Jackson responded to the scene immediately, raced to the child and quickly worked to clear the baby's airway.

Thankfully, those efforts proved successful, and the child began breathing normally within seconds of officer arrival. 

We are grateful to Officer McWilliams and Jackson for their decisive actions and composure when it mattered most.

Knoxville Police TN

Felon on probation working at a homeless shelter assisting an attempted murderer who was just out of prison and shot a police officer. Why were either of them out?

https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/sf-navigation-center-employees-helped-man-who-shot-police-officer-sfpd/