The image is a meme with text and images. The top section features a photo of four men in suits, with the text discussing President Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announcing executive actions to address the "autism epidemic." It mentions the FDA updating labeling on acetaminophen and making leucovorin available for autism treatment. The middle section includes a quote from Dr. Oz, stating that the FDA is approving leucovorin for autistic children and that Medicaid and CHIP will cover the prescription. The bottom section poses a question about who sells leucovorin, with the answer being Dr. Oz's company, IHerb. The overall tone of the meme is critical of Dr. Oz and his company, suggesting a conflict of interest.

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The image features a man in a dark suit, white shirt, and dark tie, with his hair combed back. The background is plain and light-colored. The text in the image reads: "Trump is not a Republican or a Democrat. He’s an ‘invasive species’" in bold black letters, with "GAVIN NEWSOM" in large white letters at the bottom. The text is positioned to the left of the man's torso. The overall composition is simple, with the man's attire and the text being the main elements.

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The image features a humorous meme about a game called "The Holy Book Game." At the top, bold black text reads "THE HOLY BOOK GAME." Below this, in smaller black text, it states, "Open any page in the Bible and do exactly what is written there. The last person to go to prison wins." An open book, resembling an old Bible, is centrally placed, with visible text on the pages. At the bottom, in red text, it says "GOOD LUCK." The meme humorously suggests that participants should follow the Bible's instructions literally, with the twist that the last person to face legal consequences wins.

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The image is a four-panel comic strip. In the first panel, a man and a woman are in bed, reading. The woman asks, "Why are the dogs barking?" The man responds, "I suppose I'd better go down and see." In the second panel, the man is standing in the doorway, looking surprised, while the dogs bark and one of them says, "Quick guys! Now!" In the third panel, the man is standing alone in the room, looking at the floor. In the fourth panel, the woman is back in bed, reading, with the dogs now lying beside her. The man stands beside the bed, looking at her. The comic strip humorously depicts a situation where the man is called to investigate the barking dogs, only to find the dogs are actually in the bedroom with the couple.

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The image features a close-up of a typewritten message on a piece of paper. The text is centered and reads: "Depression is not a choice. It is a poison. It is a fog. It is a liar. It is a fall. It is a world gone terribly wrong but one thing it is not it is not your fault." The typewriter keys are visible at the bottom of the image, with a red margin line running horizontally across the paper. The paper appears slightly textured, and the typewriter keys show signs of wear, including a small chip on one of them. The overall color scheme is monochromatic, with the text in black on a white background.

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The image is a screenshot of an article titled "Credit card fraud" with a subheading about black neon tetras committing credit card fraud during a 2023 livestream by "Mutekimaru Channel" on YouTube. The article describes how the owner used motion-tracking software to turn the fish's movements into Nintendo Switch inputs, allowing them to "play" video games. In 2020, the fish beat Pokémon Sapphire after 3,195 hours, and on January 14, 2023, Pokémon Violet crashed at 1,144 hours, giving the fish access to the main menu. The fish entered inputs that opened the Nintendo eShop, added 500 yen ($3.85 USD) to the owner's account, and exposed his credit card details on the livestream. Mutekimaru later requested a refund of the 500 yen from Nintendo. The article also mentions that the fish downloaded an N64 emulator, set up PayPal, used reward points to buy an avatar, and changed Mutekimaru's Nintendo account name to "ROWAWAWA¥." The article includes a caption from Mutekimaru, stating, "Fish eagerly read the terms and conditions. Many of us humans don't read the terms of service, but fish are smarter than we are."

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