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Celebrating the incomparable Catherine O’Hara ✨🎭
Read more: Celebrating the incomparable Catherine O’Hara ✨🎭A true icon of film and television, Catherine O’Hara has given us decades of unforgettable performances, unmatched comedic timing, and heart that shines through every role. From laugh-out-loud humor to quietly powerful moments, her work has shaped pop culture in a way few actors ever achieve. 🎬 Film classics like Beetlejuice, Home Alone (who could ever forget Kate McCallister?), Waiting for Guffman, Best…
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Is Driving 100 MPH Worth Losing Your License?
Read more: Is Driving 100 MPH Worth Losing Your License?There’s a certain adrenaline rush that comes with speed. An open road, loud music, light traffic, and that quick glance at the speedometer creeping higher than it should. But when that number hits 100 miles per hour, the question stops being about thrill and starts being about consequences—real ones that don’t disappear when the drive is over.…
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Impeachment Talks Resurface: Where Donald Trump Stands in 2026
Read more: Impeachment Talks Resurface: Where Donald Trump Stands in 2026Renewed calls to impeach Donald Trump have surfaced in Congress, marking discussions of a potential third impeachment after his two historic impeachments in 2019 and 2021, both of which ended in Senate acquittals. While some lawmakers have introduced new impeachment resolutions tied to actions from his current term, House leadership has so far declined to…
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ICE Agents in Local Communities: Enforcement, Resistance, and Rising Tensions
Read more: ICE Agents in Local Communities: Enforcement, Resistance, and Rising TensionsICE agents have become more visible in local communities as part of expanded federal immigration enforcement, conducting arrests and operations in neighborhoods and public spaces. Their presence has sparked concern among residents and advocacy groups who say it creates fear, erodes trust, and raises civil rights questions. In response, many cities and local leaders are…
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DC Makes History: Capital City Breaks Guinness World Record for Most Couples Kissing Under the Mistletoe
Read more: DC Makes History: Capital City Breaks Guinness World Record for Most Couples Kissing Under the MistletoeWashington, DC added an unexpected title to its history books this week — breaking the Guinness World Record for the most couples kissing simultaneously under the mistletoe. What started as a bold and festive idea quickly turned into a citywide celebration of love, unity, and holiday spirit, drawing couples from across the region to be…
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Behind the Scenes of Sean “Diddy” Combs — A Look at the Documentary That’s Stirring Up Controversy
Read more: Behind the Scenes of Sean “Diddy” Combs — A Look at the Documentary That’s Stirring Up ControversySean Combs: The Reckoning” isn’t just another celebrity doc — it’s a full-on cultural investigation.
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Shutdown Ends, But Recovery Begins: Key Updates on the 2025 Federal Government Closure
Read more: Shutdown Ends, But Recovery Begins: Key Updates on the 2025 Federal Government ClosureAfter 43 days of disruption, the longest shutdown in U.S. history officially came to a close on November 12, 2025, when the Donald Trump signed a new funding package passed by the House and Senate. The bill funds most federal agencies through January 30, 2026, and provides full-year funding for certain sectors through September 2026. …
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Shutdown may be over!
Read more: Shutdown may be over!Here’s an article based on the latest available information — note that while a vote is expected tonight, as of now the shutdown isn’t yet officially over. End in Sight for Federal Shutdown Late Sunday evening, Congress is poised to take a crucial vote that could finally end the longest-ever federal government shutdown in U.S.…
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Abigail Spanberger Makes History as Virginia’s First Female Governor
Read more: Abigail Spanberger Makes History as Virginia’s First Female GovernorOn November 4, 2025, Abigail Spanberger secured a landmark win in the Virginia governor’s race, defeating Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle‑Sears and becoming the first woman ever to hold the governor’s office in the Commonwealth. Her victory was not just personal—it reflects broader political shifts in Virginia, a state that had never before elected a…
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Federal Employee Pay Update Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown
Read more: Federal Employee Pay Update Amid Ongoing Government ShutdownWritten by Queenie As the U.S. government shutdown continues, federal workers are facing growing uncertainty over whether they’ll receive retroactive pay when the impasse ends. While the Government Employee Fair Treatment Act of 2019 (GEFTA) requires back pay for both furloughed and excepted employees after a lapse in appropriations, the Office of Management and Budget…
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Diddy Gets 50-Month Prison Sentence After Mann Act Convictions
Read more: Diddy Gets 50-Month Prison Sentence After Mann Act ConvictionsSean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to 50 months (just over 4 years) in federal prison on October 3, 2025, after being convicted on two Mann Act charges for transporting individuals for prostitution. He was acquitted of more serious racketeering and sex trafficking charges but remained in custody due to flight-risk concerns. During sentencing, Combs apologized…
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BREAKING NEWS: What’s Changing & Who’s Impacted in the 2025 Federal Government Shutdown
Read more: BREAKING NEWS: What’s Changing & Who’s Impacted in the 2025 Federal Government ShutdownWritten by Queenie The U.S. federal government officially entered a shutdown as of October 1, 2025, marking the first such lapse in funding since 2019. Congress failed to approve new appropriations or pass a stopgap measure, triggering widespread furloughs, agency disruptions, and political brinkmanship. 🏛️ Why It Happened The funding gap stemmed from deep…
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