A sharp clash is unfolding between Senator Lindsey Graham and Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna over rhetoric surrounding potential military action against Iran.

After Graham compared a possible operation to Iwo Jima, Luna fired back, accusing him of showing a “lack of respect for life” and treating U.S. troops as expendable—pointing to the more than 26,000 American casualties in one of World War II’s deadliest battles.

The exchange highlights growing tensions in Washington over how leaders talk about war—and the real human cost behind those decisions.

Florida rep. Anna Paulina Luna has just announced that the state has introduced the death penalty for pedophiles.

My dog Luna enjoying the remaining snow while it lasts.

A man earned $23,000 in a single month just by feeding cats while their owners were away on vacation.

During the Lunar New Year holidays, he looked after nearly 1,000 cats, sometimes feeding up to 55 in one day. What began as simple pet sitting turned into a profitable side hustle, showing how niche services can boom during busy holiday seasons.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna blasted Congress in a fiery speech, accusing lawmakers of protecting their own instead of holding members accountable.

“I think it’s really disgusting how this institution protects itself,” Luna said, claiming that a member of Congress allegedly sexually harassed a woman who later set herself on fire, and that lawmakers moved to shield him rather than pursue accountability.

Her remarks come amid ongoing debate in Washington about transparency and misconduct investigations inside Congress, with critics arguing the institution often handles allegations internally and quietly.

Luna’s comments have reignited calls for greater oversight and public disclosure when misconduct accusations involve sitting members of Congress.