This is an incredibly stupid idea. What happens when you get cancer or some other disease and your “HSA-style account” isn’t enough to scratch the surface? Go bankrupt or die quickly?

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Horrific images from Volchansk, destroyed by the russians. The city has no streets, houses, shops, pharmacies, trees, birds, or people left – it is dead and will most likely never be rebuilt. The “international organizations” are traditionally silent, as if nothing has happened. UN Secretary-General António Guterres thanked Qatar yesterday for hosting the 2nd World Summit on Social Development. t.me/MirovichMedia/13281

"When I picked up my granddaughter from the federal agents, she had a dirty diaper, a bruise on her face, and was developing a rash. She was exhausted and cried… My heart aches knowing this could happen to others, to my kids, or even me, despite being U.S. citizens.”

In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the border patrol boat capsized while being launched into the water after repairs. The vessel belongs to the Coast Guard of the FSB Border Service of Russia. Losers.

It’s pure horror. All of Ukraine’s Centrenergo thermal plants are down after russia’s unprecedented attack tonight. Darkness and cold are our reality – we need weapons to survive.

Planting bombs in books and children's toys and then boasting about it in an interview is transcendently evil.

This night was difficult. On the map, you can see what the Russian attack on Ukraine looked like on the night of November 7 to 8. The Russians launched 458 drones (of which more than 300 were Shahids) and 45 missiles (of which 32 were ballistic). Russia is methodically destroying the country's energy system. The International Criminal Court has opened proceedings on these actions, qualifying them as crimes against humanity. Millions of people in Ukraine may face this winter without heating, light, water, and basic survival items. We need air defense systems and tomahawks to stop these missiles and drones at Russian military airfields.

Kharkiv is plunged into darkness, the hum of generators filling the air. Parts of the city are also without water or heat. Last night, russia launched multiple strikes on the city’s energy infrastructure, causing critical damage.

VIDEO THREAD: Border Patrol agents were followed by activists through the suburbs of Chicago on Friday as they continued their "Operation Midway Blitz" deportation effort. Tensions escalated in Park City to the point of an agent pointing a weapon into the car of a protester with children in the back, although he abstained from firing.

A message from Vets in Tucson today for @SpeakerJohnson. Swear me in!

Russians killed a cyclist with a drone in Kostyantynivka“We didn’t manage to reach the person in time... Unfortunately, by the time we arrived, he had died,” wrote volunteer Bohdar Zuiakov, who rescues locals from hot spots on the front line.Russians are ordinary terrorists who don’t care whom they kill. ▲ Caution, sensitive content

Electricity disappeared shortly after appearing. The voltage is way too low to use it in my area of Kharkiv. All 3 thermal power plants operated by Centrenergo have shut down following Russia’s overnight attack and are no longer generating electricity. The situation is bad.

Violating judge’s orders, again.

Watch as ICE agents illegally surround, stop, and open the door of yet another U.S. citizen’s car in the Chicago area. They circle his vehicle, trying to intimidate him as he calmly asserts his rights, then tell him he’s “not allowed” to drive around his own neighborhood. When he responds, “I’m not tailgating, I’ve been filming the whole time,” one of the agents threatens, “This is your final warning… you’ll be arrested for following us.” Which, of course, isn’t an arrestable offense.

I’m on my way to the post office to send your parcels. We don’t have electricity right now, so I’m walking with a flashlight to stay visible to cars. I hope there’s power in the part of the city where the post office is, so I can send everything out today.

Russia struck the train depot in Hrebinka, Poltava region, overnight. It’s a key railway junction between Kyiv and Poltava. Due to a shortage of functioning railcars and locomotives, the number of routes may be reduced

Massive Russian overnight strikes hit Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Poltava, and Mykolaiv. Power infrastructure was targeted, causing blackouts and fires. A woman was killed and dozens injured. Emergency outages are now in place across several regions.

The Ukrainian Air Force reports on the overnight attack. Shot down: 406/458 Shahed and other type drones 9/45 Various type missiles (including 25 Iskander-M/KN-23, 10 Iskander-K, 7 Kh-47M2 and 3 Kalibr missiles) 26 missiles hit inside Ukraine, 10 missiles did not reach their target.

Russia struck a key railway depot in Hrebinka, Poltava region, a vital hub between Kyiv and Poltava. The damage could disrupt central Ukraine’s train network, affecting up to 40 commuter routes and possibly cutting service between Kyiv, Poltava, and Lubny.