Month: August 2025
Plumber took job at cancer-sick 91-year-old’s home, and his invoice is now going viral
If you feel like your faith in humanity has been lots, fear not, as 52-year-old plumber James Anderson is here to restore it. This kind man with a heart of gold fixes things for vulnerable people without charging them any money. He used to run a business that he shut down in order to create…
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Donald Trump Suggests a New Name for…
Former President Donald Trump has proposed renaming Veterans Day to “Victory Day for World War I.” Posting on Truth Social, he urged Americans to “start celebrating our victories again.” Highlighting U.S. Role in the World WarsTrump argued that the United States won both World Wars but fails to honor those achievements because of poor leadership.…
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The Farmers’ Almanac Predicts A “Wild Ride” For Winter 2025-26
After a brutal winter in 2024-2025 with record snow and extreme cold, the Farmers’ Almanac is calling for another chilly season in 2025-2026. The 209th edition predicts a “Chill, Snow, Repeat” pattern, with cold and snowy conditions likely from the Northern Plains to New England — though not as harsh as last year. Cold weather may arrive…
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Texas Dems Who Fled State Could Face Mega-Hefty Fines
House members who continue to skip the Texas Legislature in protest could face nearly $400,000 in fines under current chamber rules, and if the lawmakers remain absent through additional special sessions later this year, the penalties could exceed $3.2 million, according to Politico. In 2023, the Texas House adopted stricter consequences for breaking quorum, including…
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No one knows why 13 trucks are blocking the highway, when the truth is revealed, tears flow
Life becomes better when we hear stories about compassionate people who do good to others. Even though it seems like the empathy in people is somehow fading away, there are still those who never hesitate to offer a helping hand. What was happening on the Highway, under a bridge on Interstate 696 in Huntington Woods,…
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Massive Explosion Rocks New York City’s Upper East Side
A powerful explosion has shaken Manhattan’s Upper East Side, sending shockwaves through the city and leaving residents in a state of panic. According to early reports, more than 100 firefighters and first responders rushed to the scene as thick smoke filled the sky. The blast was strong enough to shatter nearby windows and set off…
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Remembering a Pioneering Voice in American Civil Rights
A Legacy of Leadership: Remembering a Pioneering Voice in American Civil RightsBy Rebecca ThompsonJuly 18, 2025 Share: FacebookXWhatsAppReddit The corridors of American political history lost one of their most enduring and transformative figures this week, as a man whose life spanned nearly a century of social change and progress passed away peacefully. His journey from…
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BOMBSHELL: D.C. Just Took Trump to Court — The Reason Will Leave You Stunned
Washington, D.C. has officially launched a legal battle against President Donald Trump over his decision to take direct control of the city’s police force — a move the administration says is necessary to crack down on crime and “beautify” the District. In a stunning lawsuit filed today, D.C.’s Attorney General Brian Schwalb accused Trump of…
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Bolster Key Energy Sector
In a significant move to advance the nation’s clean energy goals, the U.S. Senate has overwhelmingly approved legislation designed to revitalize and modernize the country’s nuclear energy sector. The bill passed with strong bipartisan support in an 88-2 vote and now heads to the president’s desk for final approval. The newly passed legislation combines nuclear…
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Over Half a Million Bottles of Blood Pressure Medicine Recalled for Safety
A recall has been issued for approximately 600,000 bottles of Ramipril, a commonly prescribed medication for blood pressure, in the United States due to contamination concerns associated with an unregulated supplier in India, as stated by the FDA. This recall encompasses doses of 2.5 mg, 5 mg, and 10 mg that have been distributed across…
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