Many more types of revolvers saw combat during the American Civil war than just the common Colt and Remington patterns.

Strange road accident in Russia. #fools

Meanwhile in Brazil ... #facepalm

Indian Police Sweep Through Riot Zone.

Grass Valley police released body camera footage showing a police officer rescuing a man from a burning house. Officers were called to the home on East Empire Street for reports that a person was trapped inside on Feb. 18. Officers first checked the front of the home and were met with nothing but smoke and flames. Officer Jonathan Brown was running out of options when he made the decision to check inside a side door, according to the Grass Valley Police Chief Alex Gammelgard. That’s when he found the man, identified in the video as Corey, who lived there inside, on the ground. The officer is heard shouting the man's name, and kicking in a side door where he found Corey unconscious on the ground. He grabbed Corey's feet and dragged him out of the house "I got him," the officer is heard saying on the video. "Go get a medic!". The man had third-degree burns to his legs and may have burned his lungs, but medics got to him in time.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! A #pursuit for a reported stolen vehicle Thursday night ended in a violent crash on the southbound 405 Freeway at Victory Boulevard in the Van Nuys area. At least two people were ejected from the suspect vehicle after colliding with another vehicle and spinning out of control across lanes of the freeway before hitting a post on the shoulder. The southbound 405 Freeway is shut down in the area. It's unknown when it will reopen. First responders transported several people to a local hospital in unknown condition. Two other people were detained by authorities after a brief foot pursuit following the crash. Los Angeles Fire Department says three teens and one young adult were involved in the collision. No further details were immediately known. The investigation is ongoing.

The Amtrak train was caught on camera plowing into a black tractor-trailer in Cibilo, Texas, Tuesday morning. A man in a yellow high-vis jacket is seen leaping out of the path of the 18-wheeler as it is thrown through the air toward him by the oncoming train. No one was injured in the crash.

U.S. stock indexes fell sharply again at the open on Friday as the rapidly spreading coronavirus outbreak raised the alarm for a possible global recession. The Dow Jones Industrial average lost 463 points, or 1.8 percent, at the opening bell on Friday, and losses quickly widened to as much as 1,000 points, one day after the index's biggest one-day point drop in history. If the Dow closes down by more than 1,000 points on Friday, it would be the third time this week — and the second day in a row — that the index lost points in the four digits, something that had previously only happened twice in history. Globally, some $6 trillion, or about 10 percent, has been erased from stock values as markets in Asia and Europe plunged on fears that the outbreak will shrivel corporate profits there. At their heart, stock prices are determined by expectations of a company's future profits.

In Paris, France, burning the building of the railroad station.
⚠️ UPD: The main building railroad station is not in danger, but the fire created huge damage all around the station.

Much #wow!!1

Gavin McInnes and I getting kicked out of CPAC