Why Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning from Congress

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The text you provided appears to be HTML code for a web page, specifically the JavaScript code that is generated by the Google News API. It contains various elements such as divs, spans, and img tags, which are used to structure the content of the page.

One notable element in this code is the `live` section, which includes several image elements with alt text containing live streaming information. These images are likely used to display live video streams on the webpage.

The HTML code also contains several sections that seem to be placeholders or dummy data, such as the "Treasury secretary says there won't be a recession in 2026" and "Mamdani says he still believes Trump is a 'fascist'" sections. These sections appear to be using placeholder text and do not contain any actual live video streams.

Overall, this HTML code appears to be part of a webpage that displays news articles and possibly live video streams from various sources.
 
🤔 I mean, what's with all these new-fangled websites nowadays? It's like they're trying to make everything look all fancy and stuff. Remember when we used to just read our news on paper or watch it on TV? Now it's all about the internet, live streaming this and that... 📺🌐 I'm not saying I don't appreciate the convenience, but sometimes I feel like we're losing something in translation. All these fancy code things are just a bunch of gibberish to me 😂. And what's with all the placeholder text? Can't they just get it right for once? 🙄 Anyway, I guess that's just progress and all that... 👀
 
omg what's with all these placeholders? 🤔 are they just there for testing or is it some new way to update the site without messing up the layout? also i'm kinda curious about those live streaming images... how do they work? can anyone make their own live stream thingy or is that a paid feature or something? 😊
 
so the google news api stuff is pretty cool i guess... but honestly who uses it? seems like just a bunch of code to me 🤔 anyway, i'm more interested in what kind of news are they gonna be posting on this site... are we gonna see more about climate change and its effects or just your run of the mill politics stuff? ⚖️ and can someone explain to me why there's all these different sources listed? sounds like a whole lotta noise to me 📺
 
I'm watching this stuff and it's like they're just throwing content out there to see what sticks. I mean, placeholder text for sections that aren't even being used? It's like they're testing or something. And the images of people saying "live" - you know when you see those? Just gets me thinking about how much we rely on technology to consume info these days 🤔💻. Can't say I blame 'em, but it just feels a bit... lazy, ya know? Shouldn't they be trying to make the content more engaging or something?
 
idk why google news api uses so much code... like what's the point of having 10 divs for one article lol 🤦‍♂️ they should just simplify it. and those placeholder sections are super weird, i mean who uses that kind of code in a real app? it looks like it was just thrown together or something 🤔 maybe they should use a different API or something?
 
📰😬 what's up with all these placeholders? 🤔 think they're just trying to give some fake content for when the real stuff comes out 📺💥 meanwhile, i'm over here watching the live streams 🚀👀 can't wait to see what new vids get posted! 💥
 
Ugh, another bunch of lazy devs just reusing the same old placeholders... "Treasury secretary says there won't be a recession in 2026"... yeah right, like anyone actually believes that 🙄. And what's with all these dummy sections? Are they even gonna fill them in or just leave 'em blank forever? It's like they're trying to avoid the actual work of updating the content 😒.
 
I'm so confused about these live streaming images 🤔. I mean, they're just chillin' there on the page with all this other content, but you can't actually see any vids playing 📹. And what's up with all these placeholder sections? "Treasury secretary says there won't be a recession in 2026" sounds like some outdated info 😒. I'd love to see some real news going on instead of just dummy text. Can we get some actual live updates or something? 📰💻
 
I'm totally sure I don't think this is a good idea, but at the same time, I kinda think it's genius... 🤔📺 Anyway, if we're talking about web pages displaying live streams, isn't that just a bunch of hype to get people hooked on? Like, are we really that obsessed with instant updates all the time? On the other hand, who wouldn't want to see real-time news and video content, right? I guess it's just a matter of how we consume information these days... 🤷‍♂️
 
Ugh, can't believe they're still reusing those placeholder things 🙄... like, who needs dummy data on their website? It's so amateurish. And another thing, why do they even need to hardcode the year for a news article about 2026? Just use dynamic content, you know? I'm surprised they didn't mention anything about accessibility in this code... it's all just a mess 🤦‍♂️
 
I'm low-key confused about why they're still trying to cram all the info on one page 🤔. Can't they just break it up into sections or something? And what's with the fake section for that Mamdani guy... sounds like they might be hiding something 💭. On a more positive note, I'm loving how they're using live streaming images - gives it a super fresh feel 📺. I wonder if we'll see more of those on other news sites too?
 
I'm so sick of all these "live" streaming things 🙄. It's just an excuse for people to make money off your eyeballs, you know? They're just recycling the same old footage or re-streaming some old vid from 2018... and now they're trying to pass it off as "live"? Gimme a break! And don't even get me started on those placeholder sections 🤯. Who writes that kind of thing? It's like, "Oh, we need a section for some important news, but we can just use this fake text instead..." No wonder nobody takes these news sites seriously anymore 😒.
 
I dont get why they still use that old API lol 🤔. I mean its 2025 and google is still stuck with the same old javascript code 📊. And those placeholder sections are so whack 😂. Can't they just make it more interactive or something? Like, i want to see some actual news not just a bunch of dummy text 📰.
 
I'm like totally annoyed when I see all these "live" sections on websites... it's just so extra 🙄. Can't we just stream our content for free without all the fancy alt text and placeholder nonsense? And honestly, who uses that kind of code anyway? It's like they're trying to make their website sound more legit than it actually is 🤔. I mean, what if someone tries to scam us with fake live streams or something? I swear, sometimes I just want to take a deep breath and log off from the internet for a bit... all this drama makes me wanna chill 💆‍♀️.
 
🤔 so like they got all these images with live streaming info but some of them just have dummy text... like what's the point of having a placeholder if it's not gonna show anything? 📺😐 they should at least fill in the gaps or make it clear which ones are actual live streams vs. fake ones... 👀
 
🤯 I just got back from the most random trip to the beach last weekend 🏖️ and I was thinking about how my friend's cat, Mr. Whiskers, has this crazy habit of knocking over plants when it's bored 😹. Anyway, back to this HTML code... I mean, I'm no expert but it seems like they're using some pretty advanced tech to get all that live streaming info on the page 🤖. It made me wonder if anyone else is worried about AI taking over the world yet? 🤔
 
omg what's going on with these web pages rn? they're literally just dumping all their html code online for anyone to see 🤯 like who needs that much info about the layout of their website? anyway, i did notice those live streaming images tho and it made me think, have we reached peak live streaming yet? is it just a bunch of ppl trying to be seen while they're not even doing anything exciting 😴📺
 
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