If you can run an entire marathon while wearing an inflatable T-Rex costume, you can do anything—including propose to the woman of your dreams! After the London Marathon on April 22, 2018, one Cretaceous Period apex predator took the leap and got down on one knee!
H/T - Mashable, Twitter, @BBCGetInspired
Democrats trolled the White House after its official X account posted a pixelated photo of President Donald Trump with no context on Wednesday.
The photo the White House shared shows a pixelated Trump sitting behind his desk in the Oval Office.
@WhiteHouse/X
Why did the White House share it?
No one knows—but the Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee were quick with their response, posting a pixelated version of one of the most recognizable photos of Trump with Jeffrey Epstein, the late disgraced financier, pedophile, and sex trafficker.
You can see it below.
@HomelandSecurityDems
Trump has done everything he can to dismiss or downplay the outrage surrounding the Epstein files, which are said to contain detailed lists of some of his former friend and associate Epstein's most high-profile clients and enablers.
The Justice Department recently released about 3 million new documents collected as part of its years-long investigation into Epstein; it includes more than 5,300 documents containing upwards of 38,000 mentions of Trump, his wife, his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, and related terms.
The DOJ said this release would be the final tranche of Epstein-related files required under the law, but the disclosures have instead sparked renewed outrage over the government’s failure to deliver transparency or accountability for Epstein’s many survivors.
Several survivors said records of their own FBI interviews were missing from the released files. Some lawmakers have also accused the Justice Department of improperly withholding or heavily redacting material in violation of the law, while raising concerns that parts of the disclosures revealed survivors’ personal information.
Last month, Trump, who admitted he had not read files containing thousands of photos of Epstein's properties, emails, flight logs, and tips submitted to the FBI through its National Threat Operations Center, was criticized for saying "it’s really time for the country to get on to something else."
People loved the Democrats' response—and were quick to call out the White House themselves.
The Epstein scandal isn't going anywhere—no matter how much the White House tries to distract us.
Although he regularly claims mail-in ballots are used by Democrats to rig elections, President Donald Trump was called out for voting by mail in Florida's election on Tuesday—and saying it's okay that he did it because he's the "president."
Palm Beach County records show that Trump cast a mail-in ballot earlier this week in the special election for Florida’s House District 87, the district that includes his Mar-a-Lago residence. He also voted by mail in the January primary for the same race.
Just one day earlier, he told the audience at a roundtable event in Memphis that “mail-in voting means mail-in cheating," pledging that "we got to do something about it all.”
When questioned, he said:
"You may not use mail-in ballots, you probably said. But you know what, I did. You know why? Because I'm President of the United States and because of the fact that I'm President of the United States, I did a mail-in ballot for elections that took place in Florida."
"Because I felt I should be here instead of taking in the beautiful sunshine. ... I decided I was going to vote by mail-in ballot because I couldn't be there because I had a lot of different things. We have exceptions for mail-in ballots, you do know that?"
You can hear what he said in the video below.
But as the reporter pointed out, he was actually at Mar-a-Lago during the voting period, and in fact, as Politico confirmed, cast his mail-in ballot from Palm Beach County, when he could have voted early in person.
Republicans have railed against early voting and vote-by-mail procedures in recent years, spurred by Trump's lies that they helped Democrats "steal" the 2020 election.
Research shows early voting greatly increases voter turnout and a study from Stanford University’s Democracy and Polarization Lab published in April 2020 found that contrary to the widely-held belief among the GOP that vote-by-mail gives Democrats an advantage over Republicans, vote-by-mail options do not benefit one party more than another.
But an angry Trump fueled conspiracies around voting procedures that have led to the disparity that currently exists with the early and absentee vote being dominated by Democrats and the same-day vote by Republicans.
He has pushed to eliminate no-excuse mail voting as a central goal of the "SAVE America Act", a sweeping federal elections bill that faces long odds of passing in the Senate. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a Republican-backed case seeking to impose stricter deadlines on the counting of mail ballots.
Many have called out his hypocrisy and entitled response.
White House spokeswoman Olivia Wales defended Trump's move in a statement, saying that "as everyone knows, the President is a resident of Palm Beach and participates in Florida elections, but he obviously primarily lives at the White House in Washington, D.C." She called Trump's decision to cast a mail-in ballot a "non-story."
Trump previously voted by mail in 2020 and when asked at the time how he reconciled his criticism of mail-in voting with his own use of it, Trump said he voted that way because he was in the White House and unable to travel to Florida to cast a ballot in person.
Trump said "there's a big difference between somebody who is out of state and does a ballot and everything is sealed and certified and everything else," claiming without evidence that large numbers of people were fraudulently filling out ballots at home.
He added that despite his own use of the method, he still believed mail-in voting was "a terrible thing," saying he thought people should vote in person.
You asked for business in the front, party in the back...and got jokes everywhere.
That’s basically what happened when TikToker @berkobi walked out of the barbershop and into viral infamy, sporting what can only be described as a haircut that lost the plot halfway through.
Posted five days ago with over 7.4 million views, the redhead revealed his new look in a now-viral clip that wastes no time getting to the problem.
TikToker @berkobi clocked his own haircut in real time:
“Yeah, dude, I said I wanted a mullet… this is what the barber gave me.”
Shaking his hair—which, notably, never quite commits to the “party in the back” portion of the assignment—he made it clear this wasn’t exactly what he had in mind.
@berkobi questioned what, exactly, he received:
“I don’t think this is a mullet.”
That assessment feels generous. The cut lands somewhere between Lord Farquaad and Little John from Robin Hood, with just enough length to suggest intention, but not enough to actually deliver on it.
You can see the haircut in question here:
For context, a mullet is defined by contrast: shorter hair on the top and sides, and noticeably longer in the back. The “business in the front, party in the back” formula was iconic in the 1980s, but has since evolved into a more modern, wearable style.
Today’s versions often feature fades, textured layers, and smoother blending, with variations like burst fades or curly volume giving the cut a more intentional edge. In other words, there’s usually a clear difference between the front and the back—something this particular haircut struggles to establish.
The mullet’s cultural staying power is also well documented. Icons like David Bowie, Dolly Parton, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Rod Stewart helped define the look, while more recent names like Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, and Zendaya have reintroduced it to a new generation.
Naturally, TikTok had thoughts.
And the internet didn’t hold back, especially after TikToker @darkheartswithstacylee rounded up some of the most brutal reactions circulating under the original post.
You can watch her reaction video here:
As the clip continued to gain traction on social media, the comment section quickly became part of the entertainment, with users piling on jokes, comparisons, and secondhand disbelief.
The reactions below:
To his credit, @berkobi seems fully aware of the situation and is leaning into it. He’s continued posting follow-up videos, documenting everything from everyday styling to holiday-themed variations of the cut.
In case you were wondering what mullet bedhead looks like:
@berkobi #fyp #redhead #farquaad #bedhead
Or what happens when you add a little St. Patrick’s Day spirit:
And he assured everyone that his new "beautiful" hairdo is here to stay:
At this point, the haircut may not be a traditional mullet but it is, undeniably, a viral moment.
We can all agree that traveling long distances or internationally can be quite the chore, especially since it's an uncomfortable ride anywhere but in First Class.
However, United Airlines is advising us to sit back, buckle up, and fasten our tray tables, because they have some new features coming our way in 2027, promising to make traveling with United Airlines a little more comfortable.
The feature they're the most excited about is their "United Relax Row," which will be implemented in approximately 200 rows of their 787- and 777-model aircrafts.
In these three-seat rows, all three seats will feature footrests that can be folded up to lie flat with the passenger's seat, creating a makeshift bed. When passengers want to lie down, they'll also be given a mattress topper, blanket, two pillows, and a plush animal if they are traveling with one or more children.
A spokesperson for United Airlines wrote:
"The entire row is alllllll yours."
"Welcome to United Relax Row, three adjacent United Economy seats with adjustable leg rests that can each be raised or lowered to create a cozy lie-flat space for stretching out..."
"You'll also get a mattress pad, blanket, and two pillows. If you’re traveling with kids, a plushie too!"
"United Relax Row will be available starting next year on more than 200 of our 787s and 777s, each with up to 12 of these brand-new rows."
You can see the preview of the Relax Row here:
Some valid questions came up in the comments. What if the people in the row did not know each other? What if two people were a couple, and the third was a stranger? What if someone's child was separated from their parent and wanted to lie down? Will pets be allowed?
But most people were excited by the possibility, especially for families, couples, and people traveling long distances.
Love them or hate them, United Airlines seems to be making the way for more enjoyable travel experiences across all classes starting in 2027. From their new "Relax Row" feature to specialty Wi-Fi, entertainment, fine dining options, it seems there will be something new for everyone.
Colorado Republican Representative Lauren Boebert was instantly fact-checked after she credited President Donald Trump's deployment of ICE to several U.S. airports as the reason why wait times in Minneapolis were down to under five minutes—completely overlooking the fact that ICE hasn't been deployed to that airport.
This week, Trump announced that he would deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports amid a partial government shutdown that has caused exceptionally long delays at TSA lines nationwide.
ICE agents are still getting paid during the shutdown, unlike TSA agents, who are currently working unpaid and struggling amid the affordability crisis. News outlets have confirmed ICE agents have been deployed in airports that serve Democratic strongholds, particularly John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia Airports (New York), O'Hare International Airport (Chicago), and others.
Delays around the country have continued soaring and wait times are expected to spike as more TSA employees call out; more than 400 TSA agents have left their positions since DHS funding lapsed and their payments were paused.
In a video posted via her official X account, a grinning Boebert said:
“So President Trump sends ICE agents to the airports across the country and while the rest of our country has 3-plus hour waits―thanks, Democrats―Minneapolis airport TSA wait time right now is less than 5 minutes. Called it!”
She captioned her post "You can't make this stuff up!!"
Except she totally did make that up because ICE agents had not appeared at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) checkpoints.
Local news reports said ICE had not yet been deployed at MSP, despite the broader federal effort to send ICE personnel to some airports. An airport spokesperson told The Daily Beast the airport is “not aware of any planned changes for security checkpoint staffing at MSP at this time,” and attributed relatively short wait times to “the commitment of the local TSA team.”
Boebert was quickly called out.
Considering how critical Boebert has been of the Trump administration over the Epstein files scandal, this just seems like a not very well thought out attempt to get back into Trump's good graces.
