A federal task force dedicated to improving government efficiency recently announced the recovery of nearly $2 billion in misallocated funds. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), in partnership with the U.S. Treasury and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), identified…
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Before curling wands and digital stylers, there were perm rods—humble little cylinders that once ruled the world of hairstyling. These vintage tools were the heart of every bouncy curl and spiral wave from decades past, and they’re now finding a nostalgic revival…
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They say opposites attract, and this unlikely friendship proves just that. Every day, a sweet pup gazes longingly out the window—not for a squirrel or a treat, but for his feline best friend who lives across the street. While dogs and cats…
Read MoreFormer House Speaker Nancy Pelosi voiced rare public criticism of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Tuesday, expressing disappointment over his recent decision to support a Republican-led government funding bill that temporarily averted a shutdown. Speaking at a press conference in San…
Read MoreA federal judge has dismissed a $30 million defamation lawsuit involving a media commentator and a public figure, in a decision that may influence future defamation cases involving public discourse. The case arose from a televised comment made in early 2024 regarding…
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Flying isn’t always a comfortable experience. We all know that, but sometimes it’s made even worse by other passengers who seem to think they’re the only ones on the plane. That’s exactly what happened on my 14-hour flight. After a long trip…
Read MoreA recent media discussion explored perceived inconsistencies between campaign promises and the resulting policy actions of a former U.S. administration. The segment examined key areas where expectations did not align with outcomes, including national security, fiscal policy, and financial sector accountability. A…
Read MoreA bill requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration in federal elections has passed the House of Representatives with a narrow 220-208 vote. The legislation, known as the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, now moves to the Senate, where it will…
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More than 100 years after the Titanic tragically sank, one eerie question still baffles experts and explorers alike: why were no human skeletons ever found at the wreck site? Over 1,500 people lost their lives when the ship sank in 1912. Yet,…
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A dangerous strain of bird flu (H5N1) is now sweeping across the U.S., and health experts are urging immediate action to prevent a wider crisis. The virus, which began in birds, has now infected nearly 1,000 dairy cow herds and caused over…
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Sophia Reynolds