Month: July 2025
English in painfully awkward moment
Trump Mocked for Awkward Comment on Liberian President’s English: “This Is So Embarrassing” Former President Donald Trump is once again facing backlash online following a painfully awkward exchange with Liberian President Joseph Boakai during a recent White House event with African leaders. During a luncheon held in the State Dining Room, Trump complimented Boakai on his English skills—seemingly unaware…
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Lung Can.cer: 6 Everyday Objects That Harm Your Health
Canc3r is certainly one of the most tough diseases. Its origins can be multiple: immune system abnormalities, genetic factors, or even our daily environment, which can play a vital role. Heavy metals, actinism radiation, and different carcinogens can cunningly sneak our bodies, leading to cellular mutations and paving the way for canc3r. We tend to…
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Past Activism
A federal judge who recently blocked an effort to terminate a long-standing immigration parole program is drawing renewed attention—not only for the legal ruling itself but also for her past involvement in political advocacy. The judge, who serves on a U.S. District Court, issued a decision preventing the federal government from ending a program that…
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Here’s Why Skipping a Flush After Urinating Might Be a Good Idea
Flushing the toilet is a routine gesture we rarely question. Yet, each flush uses 3 to 9 liters of perfectly clean drinking water—just to remove a bit of urine. Multiply that by the number of flushes a day, nd a single household can waste up to 100 liters daily—over 36,000 liters a year. Meanwhile, illions…
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warning and unleashes massive 10-hour missile attack
Putin Defies Trump Warning with Devastating 10-Hour Missile Barrage on Ukraine Just days after former President Donald Trump publicly warned Vladimir Putin about consequences if Russia continued its war in Ukraine, Moscow launched one of its most intense assaults in recent months — a 10-hour missile and drone strike overnight across multiple Ukrainian cities. The escalation comes despite Trump’s statements earlier…
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Judge Who Tried to Ground Migrant Gang Flights Hit With Impeachment
Trump-Backed GOP Rep Pushes to Impeach Judge After Deportation Flights Blocked Under Alien Enemies Act A fierce legal and political showdown is unfolding in Washington after a federal judge halted a Trump administration plan to deport suspected members of a Venezuelan criminal gang — prompting calls for impeachment and accusations of judicial overreach. Rep. Brandon…
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How to Choose the Sweetest Watermelon — No Guesswork Needed
There’s nothing like a slice of cold watermelon on a hot summer day. Juicy, crisp, and perfectly sweet — it’s the very taste of summer. But if you’ve ever brought home a melon only to discover it’s dry, mealy, or flavorless inside, you know how frustrating it can be to pick the right one. The…
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Did you know that waking up very often at night is a sign to take seriously?
You open your eyes and glance at the clock—3:18 AM. Again. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Many people find themselves waking up very often at night without any clear reason. But what if this pattern is more than just a coincidence? It could be your body, your mind—or even something deeper—trying to send a message.…
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Employment Discrimination
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a case that may influence future workplace discrimination claims—particularly those involving majority-group employees. At the center of the debate is a woman who claims she was denied a promotion and later demoted because of her sexual orientation. The case was brought by a former Ohio state…
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What Are the Small Beads Found in Shattered Glass?
A Surprise After a Break-In After burglars hit my wife’s office, we expected broken glass and missing property. What we didn’t expect were tiny, cream-colored beads scattered across the floor. They looked like millet or some type of grain. Even the police couldn’t identify them. Out of caution, we handed them over. Later, we got…
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