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Blake, Wm. Albion Rose. 1795.

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The Kansas City Chiefs pulled off a stunning victory (25-22) against the San Francisco 49ers with just a few seconds left in overtime.

In his post-game interview, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he gives “all glory to God.”

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Blake, Wm. The First Book of Urizen, object 17. 1794.

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One Super Bowl moment that caught viewers off guard was when Kansas City’s Travis Kelce suddenly shoved his head coach after being sidelined.

The tight end was seen screaming at 65-year-old Andy Reid, demanding he be kept in the game, until Chiefs reserve running back Jerick McKinnon intervened and pulled Kelce away.

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Blake, Wm. The First Book of Urizen, object 20. 1794.

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Over two billion metric tons of rare earth minerals have been discovered in Wyoming, enough to allow the U.S. to surpass China and become the “world leader” in producing technology like smartphones, hybrid cars, and military weapons.

American Rare Earths announced its Wyoming expedition has uncovered 2.34 billion metric tons of minerals which have “exceeded our wildest dreams.” Notably, the discovery greatly surpasses China’s 44 million metric tons, and American Rare Earths has only drilled about 25% of the property it has in the state.

Don Swartz, CEO of American Rare Earths: “China is driven to maintain its market dominance. This is now a race. This is now a race.”

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Blake, Wm. The First Book of Urizen, object 25. 1794.

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A three-month-old French bulldog has astoundingly re-grown most of his lower left jaw after it was removed for a cancer surgery. This marked a first in canine medical history and the puppy, Tyson, is now cancer-free.

Within eight weeks post-operation, Tyson’s jaw began to regenerate, bone and all. Cornell University veterinarians attribute the miracle to his young age, though the exact mechanisms remain a mystery. 

Beyond surviving cancer, Tyson has thrived, enjoying life and sparking hope for future veterinary treatments.

Tyson’s owner: “We had no idea his jaw would grow back.”

Researcher: “More has to be done to understand the likelihood of this occurring in other dogs and if a specific age range makes a difference. But this case documents a very positive surgical outcome in a life-threatening situation. His case now demonstrates the possibility of complete bone regeneration when working with a patient this young.”