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#SupremeCourt #Citizenship #Constitution
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Supreme Court chief justice signs off year with 'partisan politics' quote
Chief Justice John Roberts closed the Supreme Court's 2025 year-end report with a quote from former President Calvin Coolidge, recalling his 1926 address marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
#SupremeCourt #Citizenship #Constitution
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Supreme Court chief justice signs off year with 'partisan politics' quote
Chief Justice John Roberts closed the Supreme Court's 2025 year-end report with a quote from former President Calvin Coolidge, recalling his 1926 address marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
#FitnessJourney #HealthyLiving #Inspiration
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Woman tells mom she deserves to "feel alive again," then everything changes
A 79-year-old mom hasn't looked back since her daughter suggested she start going to the gym.
Joan MacDonald from Collingwood, Canada, had reached the point of feeling "sick and tired of being sick and tired.
#Divorce #CaliforniaLaw #FamilyLaw
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California changes rules around divorce
A new law in California promises to streamline divorces and lower costs for splitting couples, creating an option for people to file joint petitions for marriage dissolution for just $435.
#SeniorDogs #AdoptionStories #LoveYourPet
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Exact moment family fall in love with senior rescue dog caught on camera
A senior dog who found her forever family at the age of 12 is finally thriving, and her golden years look set to be her best yet.
#FosterDogs #AnimalWelfare #ShelterDogs
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Hearts break as shelter roof collapses, leaving 32 dogs in urgent need
More than 30 shelter dogs have been displaced from their kennels following a roof collapse, with many still in search of foster homes until it can be fixed.
#Ghosting #MentalHealth #DatingAdvice
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Psychologist reveals why we ghost people
Ghosting isn't exactly uncommon these days, especially since finding love through dating apps is considered the norm.
Still, being ghosted -- when the other person disappears without explanation -- can be shocking, hurtful and confusing to those being left on read.
#Ghosting #MentalHealth #DatingAdvice
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Psychologist reveals why we ghost people
Ghosting isn't exactly uncommon these days, especially since finding love through dating apps is considered the norm.
#HousingJustice #Socialism #TenantRights
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Zohran Mamdani's tenant advisor called home ownership 'white supremacy'
Resurfaced tweets from Cea Weaver, who was appointed by Zohran Mamdani as director for the newly revitalized Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants, shows the tenant organizer and housing advocate comparing homeownership to "a weapon of white supremacy.
#HousingJustice #Socialism #TenantRights
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Zohran Mamdani's tenant advisor called home ownership 'white supremacy'
Resurfaced tweets from Cea Weaver, who was appointed by Zohran Mamdani as director for the newly revitalized Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants, shows the tenant organizer and housing advocate comparing homeownership to "a weapon of white supremacy.
#SocialSecurity #COLA #RetirementBenefits
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No Social Security payment is being sent out this week. Here's why
The SSA pays monthly benefits to more than 70 million Americans, including retirees and people with disabilities. Given the program's size, payments are issued on a staggered schedule throughout the month rather than all at once.
#PhillisWheatley #BlackHeritage #LiteraryPioneer
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USPS announces new 2026 stamp
The U. S. Postal Service will honor Phillis Wheatley -- the first author of African descent in the American colonies to publish a book -- with the 49th stamp in its Black Heritage series, celebrating her legacy as a literary pioneer.
#PhillisWheatley #BlackHeritage #LiteraryPioneer
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USPS announces new 2026 stamp
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#MarineTechnology #AutonomousBoating #Innovation
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Self-driving boats coming to lakes near you in 2026
Brunswick Corporation, the world's largest marine technology company and parent company of over 60 marine brands, debuted its AutoCaptain autonomous boating technology at CES, a technology trade show, today.
#MarineTechnology #AutonomousBoating #Innovation
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Self-driving boats coming to lakes near you in 2026
Brunswick Corporation, the world's largest marine technology company and parent company of over 60 marine brands, debuted its AutoCaptain autonomous boating technology at CES, a technology trade show, today.
#WeightLossJourney #BodyPositivity #HealthyLifestyle
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Mom drops almost 80lbs naturally, now she looks better in her 40s than in her 20s.
At 40, Hannah Reynolds says she looks and feels better than ever after naturally shedding 77 pounds.
After years of battling bullying because of her weight, an eating disorder and a fraught relationship with food, the mom-of-two has rebuilt her body and confidence through strength training, consistent fueling and a mindset shift away from the scale.
#WeightLossJourney #BodyPositivity #HealthyLifestyle
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Mom drops almost 80lbs naturally, now she looks better in her 40s than in her 20s.
At 40, Hannah Reynolds says she looks and feels better than ever after naturally shedding 77 pounds.
#NeighborlyKindness #Community #Cats
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Man pens note to neighbor upstairs about noisy cat -- but there's a twist
When a Wisconsin man shared a picture of the note to his upstairs neighbor about their noisy cat, most probably assumed the worst.
#Venezuela #Democracy #HumanRights
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'Little Venezuela' erupts in joy as Doral celebrates Maduro's fall
Hundreds of Venezuelans in South Florida gathered Saturday morning to celebrate the U. S. -led capture of President Nicolás Maduro, an event many called a long-overdue step toward democratic change.
#Venezuela #Maduro #InternationalRelations
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Venezuelans 'crying tears of joy' after Maduro's downfall
Venezuelans around the world are celebrating the capture of President Nicolás Maduro by the United States.
After years of political turmoil, economic devastation, and mass migration caused by Maduro's presidency, Venezuelans are responding with "tears of joy" and expressions of hope for their homeland's future, many have told Newsweek.
