Month: August 2025
After We Donated Our Late Daughter’s College Fund, My Stepdaughter Demanded It Instead
After my 16-year-old daughter died, her dad and I chose to donate her $25K college fund to charity. Amber, my 30-year-old stepdaughter who never liked and never accepted me, suddenly showed up: “SO… WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH THE MONEY?” I told her about the donation. She scoffed: “You’re giving it away?! SO STUPID! You…
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chiff: John Bolton Probe ‘Clearly Retribution’ on Trump’s Rivals
Schiff Calls FBI Raid on Bolton “Retribution” On Sunday, NBC’s Meet the Press host Kristen Welker asked Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) about the FBI raid on former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s home. “This week, the FBI searched Bolton’s home and office,” Welker noted. “I spoke with the vice president, who rejects the idea that this is…
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“What did you just say?” – Senator John Kennedy erupts over Stacey Abrams’ divisive remarks, then a shocking ‘hot mic’ moment rocks Congress
Tensions flared in Congress when Senator John Kennedy confronted Stacey Abrams over remarks she made that he considered divisive. During a heated exchange, Kennedy demanded clarification, asking, “What did you just say?”—a moment that quickly drew attention for its intensity. The confrontation escalated as both figures defended their positions, with Kennedy criticizing Abrams’ statements for…
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No President Ever Tried This. Trump Just Did — On Live Camera
In a moment that’s now sending shockwaves through press freedom advocates, Donald Trump appeared before reporters this week and made a chilling declaration: “Changes are coming.” He wasn’t talking about foreign policy or the economy — he was talking about the media. Trump’s remarks came in response to what he called “unfair” coverage of his…
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Breaking: Former Republican Governor Makes Major Party Switch
Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan has formally changed his political party affiliation, ending years of speculation about his political alignment. The announcement has drawn attention both in Georgia and nationally, given his visibility in state politics. Duncan served as Georgia’s Lieutenant Governor from 2019 to 2023. During his time in office, he often expressed…
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Father’s Gift of an Old Car — and a Son’s Care for His Father — Teach Priceless Lessons
A father gifted his daughter an old car for graduating and asked her to see what people would pay. At a used lot, it was worth $1,000. At a pawn shop, only $100. But at a car club, collectors offered $100,000 — it was a rare Nissan Skyline R34. Her father said, “The right place…
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The Laundry Lesson My Sister Was Right About
Sylvie and I were always close, but living together tested us. In our tiny apartment, little habits turned into irritations—my tea cups left around, her habit of borrowing clothes. Then came the laundry debate. I tossed sweaters into the wash like always. “You can’t keep putting everything in the dryer,” she warned. I rolled my…
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The Day My Son Spoke Words Only My Grandfather Could Have Known
My son said, “Mommy, when you were a little girl, and I was a man, I remember we danced in the garden behind the white tree.” My blood ran cold. The only person I ever danced in that garden with as a child was my grandfather. He had the most beautiful backyard, with a giant…
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Shania Twain catches heat for blonde look at awards show
Shania Twain stepped back into the spotlight last week to host the 2024 People’s Choice Country Music Awards 2024, and the reaction was… well, mixed. At this stage Shania’s an icon of her genre, a songstress who’s popularity has spread worldwide and lasted for decades. The Man! I Feel Like A Woman! hitmaker has earned…
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A US state will require teachers to pass a Trump “loyalty test” under a controversial new rule
Oklahoma will soon require teachers moving from New York or California to pass a “loyalty test” aimed at filtering out “radical leftist ideology.” State superintendent Ryan Walters announced that conservative group PragerU will administer the exam, which includes questions on the Constitution and U.S. government basics. Walters said the move is meant to keep classrooms…
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