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After the U.S. Senate passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” President Donald Trump‘s sweeping legislative agenda that includes $3.8 trillion in tax cuts and border security funding, Democrats and advocates are continuing to sound the alarm about what they warn will result in devastating consequences for millions of Americans—particularly
Coco Gauff became just the third woman in the Open era to lose in the first round at Wimbledon right after winning the championship at the French Open, eliminated 7-6 (3), 6-1 by unseeded Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine on Tuesday night. The No. 2-ranked Gauff made mistake after mistake at No. 1 Court,
Quinta Brunson isn’t a fan of one major element of being a public figure: the lack of privacy. The 35-year-old actress and writer opened up about the downside of stardom as Bustle’s June 30 cover star, where she appeared in a close-cropped Betty Boop-esque bob with finger waves and stunning
By Melesha Bailey, Health & Wealth Protection Specialist | UniteNews Contributing Writer Instagram: @Love4LifeWellness | melesha@loveforlifewellness.com July is often a time of joy, sunny days, family get-togethers, and the excitement of fireworks lighting up the sky. But this year, July has brought me into a deeper season of reflection. I’m
By Dr. Cicely Woodard Co-Author of Keeping the Stars Aligned: A Christian Couple’s Guide to Raising Morale in Relationships (2014) When Ron and I first met in 2001, he was a teacher, and I was in graduate school studying mathematics education. I was on the road to becoming a teacher
Are we at SeaWorld or the club? SeaWorld patrons asked themselves that question this weekend when the Ying Yang Twins made a special appearance at SeaWorld in San Diego. The hip-hop duo proved they still got it when Kaine and D-Roc took the stage at the park’s Summer Spectacular series
By Mary Gartner | Staff Writer When Dulcinea “Dulcie” Lane walks through the doors of Gorman-Scharpf Funeral Home in Springfield, Missouri, she carries with her more than professional expertise. She brings a quiet reverence, a listening ear, and a deep understanding of the sacred space between grief and healing. As
Striking city workers waved signs at traffic circling Philadelphia City Hall and joined picket lines outside libraries, police stations and other workplaces as nearly 10,000 blue-collar workers walked off the job Tuesday in search of better pay and benefits. District Council 33 of the American Federation of State, County and
By Nicki Donnelson | efactory A powerful opportunity is coming to the Springfield Greene County area again this fall for anyone ready to take the leap into entrepreneurship. Starting this September, the Early-Stage Business Boot Camp—part of the programming offered through the Southern Missouri Innovation Network (Innovate SOMO)—will help new
By Tyler Drenon | Editor Pitt Technology Group This isn’t just another tech fad. What’s unfolding right now with artificial intelligence is reshaping how we live and work. In some ways, it is reminiscent of the dot-com boom of the late ’90s: chaotic, overhyped, misunderstood, and completely unavoidable. Back then,