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Missouri Democratic Rep. Bill Clay Sr., the first black congressman from the state, died on Thursday after serving 32 years in the U.S. House. He was 94. Clay, a civil and workers’ rights advocate, represented the state’s 1st district from 1969 to 2001, and he was a driving influence in St. Louis’ recovery after “white…
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Former President Bill Clinton appeared before the cameras today, visibly emotional and fighting back tears, to deliver a devastating announcement that left the nation stunned. His voice wavered as he addressed the public, frequently pausing to gather himself. It was evident that the news had struck him deeply, both personally and nationally. Clinton, known for…
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What should have been a normal afternoon at the QuikTrip on 32nd and L Streets turned into a chaotic police emergency that has shaken the entire area. Police say two officers were injured, though their injuries are considered non-life-threatening. But the real shock came during the press briefing held right outside the scene. According to…
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Being a server is about much more than taking orders and carrying plates — it’s about navigating human emotions. Every day, servers meet all kinds of people: the kind, the impatient, the grateful, and the demanding. Some smile and say thank you, while others barely look up. Understanding this simple truth can help diners make…
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Fans were deeply moved as Wheel of Fortune star Vanna White became emotional during a recent interview, revealing details about a medical treatment she had quietly undergone. Known for her poise and radiant smile, the longtime TV icon struggled to hold back tears as she shared how the experience affected her both physically and emotionally….
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George “Tyrus” Murdoch, known for his career in professional wrestling and as a media personality, has faced significant health challenges in recent years. In 2025, he was diagnosed with cancer, prompting a period of medical treatment and recovery. Prior to his diagnosis, Tyrus had struggled with obesity, reaching a peak weight of 405 pounds. This…
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For over 70 million Americans, the 2025 COLA increase is more than a statistic; it is the difference between catching up and falling further behind. A 3.2% raise means the average retired worker’s benefit climbs to about $1,790 a month, while disability, survivors’, and SSI benefits see modest bumps as well. Checks will start reflecting…
In the first week after the White House assumed control of Washington, D.C.’s police operations and deployed federal agents alongside National Guard troops, the city experienced a modest decrease in overall crime but a significant rise in immigration-related arrests, according to a CNN analysis of government data. For the week beginning August 12, property crimes…
He thought his family was safe. Then, just after midnight, a hammer smashed through the quiet outside JD Vance’s Cincinnati home. Secret Service agents sprinted toward the sound, finding a man allegedly breaking windows, vandalizing a government vehicle, and trying to force his way inside. An upscale neighborhood. A vice president away in Washington. Authorities…
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balconies, and the soft promise that maybe, after all the quiet distance and late-night arguments, we could find our way back to each other. I’d packed sundresses, his favorite cologne, and hope — fragile but still alive. It was our anniversary. Twelve years of marriage, a few storms survived, and the feeling that perhaps time…
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