Month: July 2025
Everything we know about Texas floods as 20 children still missing
Texas Flash Floods Leave 24 Dead, 20+ Children Still Missing: What We Know So Far As Texas recovers from a deadly natural disaster, emergency officials have confirmed that at least 24 people have diedand more than 20 children remain missing following severe flash floods that struck Kerr County during Independence Day celebrations. The flooding began late on July 4,…
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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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What’s the meaning behind a blue porch light?
What Does a Blue Porch Light Mean? Here’s What I Found in My New Neighborhood A Fresh Start—and a Curious Discovery Moving is chaotic. Between the boxes, the lifting, and the endless sorting, I was grateful to have my husband by my side. We recently settled into a new neighborhood, and while decorating our porch,…
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Broadcast Journalist and Anchor Passes Away
A respected voice in radio and television news has passed away far too soon. Matt Napolitano, a talented writer, producer, and anchor, died at the age of 33 following a brief illness. His passing has left a significant impact on colleagues, listeners, and viewers across the country. Napolitano began his career in broadcast journalism in…
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Florida Man
A man from Loxahatchee, Florida, was arrested after allegedly making alarming threats during a 911 call, including claims involving mass violence and explosive devices. Authorities say the call was made on February 26 and contained multiple threatening statements. According to law enforcement, the caller identified himself as “Justin Blaze” and claimed to have access to…
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Why Some People Use Damp Sheets to Make the Bed — And Whether You Should Try It
It might sound strange at first, but some households swear by using slightly damp sheets when making the bed. If you’ve never heard of this method, you’re not alone — but it’s actually a time-tested technique passed down through generations. In fact, one user recently shared that her husband learned this trick from his mother and suggested…
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Message Sparks Speculation of Subtle
Obama’s July 4 Message Sparks Speculation of Subtle Critique of Trump’s Budget Bill Former President Barack Obama’s Independence Day message is drawing widespread attention — not just for its patriotic tone, but for what many interpret as a veiled criticism of Donald Trump’s recently passed spending bill. The statement came just one day after former…
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Joe Biden!!!
On July 24, 2024, the nation watched with heavy hearts as President Joe Biden addressed the American people from the Oval Office in a moment of profound gravity and emotion. His voice, unsteady and choked with feeling, carried the weight of a decision that would reshape the political landscape: he was officially stepping down from…
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MY LITTLE COUSIN SHOWED UP TO EASTER WEARING A SCUBA DIVER SUIT — I WASN’T EXPECTING MY FAMILY’S REACTION
Easter brunch was already in full swing—ham in the oven, pastel eggs everywhere, and my grandma yelling at people to “get out of her kitchen if you’re not stirring something.” Then Roman walked in. He’s five. And he was dressed head to toe like a scuba diver. Wetsuit. Flippers. A snorkel taped to a pair…
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WE TOOK GRANDMA OUT FOR GIRLS’ NIGHT—NOW WE DON’T WANT TO GO WITHOUT HER
It started as a joke. We were planning a casual girls’ night—dessert, drinks, maybe a little bar hopping—and Salome said, “What if we invited Grandma?” We all laughed. Then we actually did it. Grandma showed up in a butterfly blouse, bold earrings, and that knitted vest she refuses to retire. She looked like a walking…
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