Month: July 2025
Texas Flood Disaster as Death Toll Passes 100
White House Rejects Blame for Texas Flood Disaster as Death Toll Passes 100 The White House has responded firmly to claims by some Texas officials that recent deadly floods in the state may have been worsened by staffing cuts at the National Weather Service (NWS), allegedly tied to decisions made during Donald Trump’s current administration.…
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D3ath came to a guy and said, “My friend today is your day…”
The guy said, “But I am not ready!” Then d3ath said, “Well your name is the next on my list…” So the guy told d3ath, “Ok why don’t you take a seat and I will get you something to eat before we go?” D3ath said, “All right…” The guy gave d3ath some food with sleeping…
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In a significant legal development affecting veterans’ rights and administrative law, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against two veterans who argued that their disability claims had been unjustly denied—even though the evidence in their cases was nearly evenly balanced. In a 7-2 decision, the court determined that the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims…
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Starts Crying, Blames Racism For Kamala’s Loss
Lawmakers Call for Federal Investigation Into Tesla Protests Amid Rising Tensions By Staff Writer | July 2025 Calls for a federal investigation are mounting after recent attacks on Tesla dealerships and owners, which some Republicans are calling acts of domestic terrorism. The political conflict centers around Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett, whose remarks during a virtual…
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I Left for a Month—And My Neighbor Gave My Home to Strangers
What started as a simple favor turned into a betrayal I never expected. I had trusted my neighbor, Lisa, for years — she watched my house, watered my plants, and restocked my fridge whenever I traveled for work. So handing her my keys before a month-long trip felt routine. But my business deal fell through,…
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This analysis explores
In a significant legal development affecting veterans’ rights and administrative law, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against two veterans who argued that their disability claims had been unjustly denied—even though the evidence in their cases was nearly evenly balanced. In a 7-2 decision, the court determined that the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims…
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Family of Three Dies in Texas Flood Waters Despite Father’s Heroic Efforts
Texas Flash Flood Emergency: Examining the Human Cost of Extreme Weather Events Executive Summary The devastating flash floods that struck central Texas and Kerr County during the Independence Day weekend represent one of the most catastrophic weather-related disasters in the region’s recent history. The tragedy, which claimed at least 105 lives including 28 children, highlights…
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My brother took this photo about 21 km from our house: do you have any ideas what it might be?
There are times in life that leave you fascinated and wondering about the secrets of existence. Alfredo Lo Grossa, an ordinary Italian, saw a stunning vision in the sky that reminded him of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. At 30 meters high, this statue is not just an architectural marvel, but…
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15 Forgotten Objects That Left People Stumped
Every so often you clean out a closet, open an old trunk, or sort through a relative’s estate and—there it is. A small metal gizmo, a funny-shaped bottle, a tool that looks useful but utterly unfamiliar. You turn it over in your hands and wonder, What on earth did people do with this? Below are 15…
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Senator Schiff Expresses Concerns Over Kash Patel’s Appointment as FBI Director Senator Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) recently voiced strong objections to the appointment of Kash Patel as the new director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). His comments came during a televised interview, where he highlighted concerns about the future direction of the agency under…
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