Honoring a Lifetime of Dedication to Service, Leadership, and Justice
He rose from the neighborhoods of New York to the halls of Congress, but he never stopped sounding like the streets that raised him. Charles Rangel’s politics were rooted in lived experience: war veteran, community advocate, relentless legislator. His voice on civil rights, fair housing, and economic justice came not from theory, but from watching…
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Headlights too bright? Why are more and more drivers struggling to see the road?
Modern LED headlights are designed to illuminate the road better, but their whiter, more concentrated beam can easily overwhelm tired eyes, especially in rain or oncoming traffic. It’s not just intensity; color temperature and beam direction play a crucial role. When the light hits you at eye level—often from SUVs or poorly adjusted headlights—your vision…
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‘Sanford and Son’ Star Passed Away At Age 79
Grady Demond Wilson — best known for portraying Lamont Sanford, the devoted son of Fred Sanford on NBC’s sitcom Sanford and Son — has died. He was 79. Wilson’s son, Demond Wilson Jr., confirmed to TMZ that the actor was pronounced dead Friday morning at his home in Palm Springs. He passed away due to complications related to cancer, though the…
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20 Minutes ago in Colorado, Peyton Manning was confirmed as…See more
In the chaos of modern media, even a whisper can become a “breaking news” alert within minutes. That’s exactly what happened when false reports claimed Peyton Manning had died, sending shockwaves through Colorado, Indianapolis, and every corner of the NFL community. Yet as credible sources checked in, no law enforcement confirmation appeared, no hospital statement…
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The $1 Bill To Keep An Eye Out For
Here’s what to look for: 7 repeating digits in a row on $1 Federal Reserve notes (e.g., 09999999, 18888888, 19999999, etc.) 7 of a kind on $1 Federal Reserve notes (e.g., 00010000, 00090000, 90999999, etc.) Super radars on $1 Federal Reserve Notes (e,g,, 01111110, 10000001, 80000008, etc.) Super repeaters on $1 Federal Reserve notes (e.g.,…
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Gone Before His Second Act
He was never the headline, but he was the face you remembered: the boy version of someone else’s legend, the kid who made your favorite sitcom scenes feel real, then quietly walked away before the fame could hollow him out. When the cameras shut off, he chose ordinary miracles instead of red carpets: fixing what…
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COPS WARN OF NEW…
This isn’t the first time such a situation has occurred. A nearly identical case was reported in 2015 in North Dakota, where a razor blade was also found on a cart handle. These recurring incidents suggest a troubling trend that may pose serious risks to customers, particularly children or anyone who might not notice the…
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Donald Trump Gets More Bad News…
They now allege that Trump crossed a line no modern president has dared approach: conspiring to defraud the United States, obstructing and attempting to obstruct the certification of an election, and violating rights guaranteed by the Constitution itself. At the core is a chilling accusation—that the peaceful transfer of power was not just challenged, but…
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Social Security COLA Update 2025
For many, the 2025 Social Security increase will show up as a line on a statement long before it feels like relief in real life. An extra $40 or $50 a month can disappear instantly into a higher rent payment, a winter utility bill, or a single prescription refill. Yet for those living on fixed…
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Clint Eastwood’s kids have announced the awful news
They didn’t speak as celebrities’ kids. They spoke as children watching their father grow fragile, trying to balance the world’s curiosity with the intimacy of a family crisis. In their statement, they chose honesty without exploitation, revealing enough to quiet rumors but not enough to turn his suffering into a spectacle. What came through most…
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