Was 2016 the Last Time We Truly Felt Alive?

Was 2016 the Last Time We Truly Felt Alive?

Perhaps it’s also worth noting that, for the adults in the room, 2016 probably fell during those hopeful early adult years. “Many millennials were in late teens or early adulthood, a stage when people form their identities, become more independent, build deeper relationships, and start to picture their futures,” she says. In other words, the…

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Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post Reveals Home of Reporter Covering Trump Admin Raided By FBI

Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post Reveals Home of Reporter Covering Trump Admin Raided By FBI

Telnaes’s cartoon depicted Bezos and other media leaders bowing to Trump. Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images Federal Bureau of Investigation agents executed a search warrant Wednesday at the Virginia home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, the newspaper confirmed, seizing her phone, two laptops and other devices as part of an investigation into a government…

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Dozens Of Democrats Reportedly Signed To Co-Sponsor Articles Of Impeachment Against Kristi Noem

Dozens Of Democrats Reportedly Signed To Co-Sponsor Articles Of Impeachment Against Kristi Noem

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem More than 50 Democrats have signed to co-sponsor articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, a large departure from previous efforts to target President Donald Trump and other members of his cabinet, according to a new report. The initiative, being spearheaded by Rep. Robin Kelly, has garnered…

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Crane Slices Thai Train in Half, Killing 29 in Rail Disaster

Crane Slices Thai Train in Half, Killing 29 in Rail Disaster

A construction crane working on a high-speed rail project collapsed onto a moving passenger train in northeast Thailand on Wednesday morning, killing 29 people and injuring approximately 80 others, Al Jazeera reported. The disaster occurred around 9:00 a.m. in Sikhio district of Nakhon Ratchasima province, about 230 kilometres (143 miles) northeast of Bangkok. Special Train…

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GREEN: Revisiting the ‘deal’ — it does not look good for Alberta

GREEN: Revisiting the ‘deal’ — it does not look good for Alberta

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Opinion Letters The Smith government says the deal is a breakthrough for Alberta energy independence, the liberation of its largest natural resource from monopoly capture by the U.S., and a victory for Alberta sovereignty — or at least, sovereignty over some of its natural resources. There is, it seems, some small…

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Erin Andrews on the Fur Coat That Went (Very) Viral

Erin Andrews on the Fur Coat That Went (Very) Viral

“I knew when my stylist, Daniela Romero, suggested I wear it that it was outside the box and super fun—and I thought Philly was the best place to do it,” Andrews told Glamour. “I forgot I was even wearing it when I did my first hit with the NFL on FOX Pregame Show because I…

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GOP Senators Move to Rein in Trump’s Foreign Policy: ‘He Didn’t Bluff With Venezuela’

GOP Senators Move to Rein in Trump’s Foreign Policy: ‘He Didn’t Bluff With Venezuela’

Several Senate Republicans are moving to curb President Donald Trump‘s foreign policy authority amid concerns that his actions in Venezuela signal a broader willingness to deploy U.S. military force abroad without congressional approval, as The Hill reports. The push follows last week’s vote to advance a war powers resolution that would limit Trump’s ability to…

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Penn State and UT Austin Receive Historic Philanthropic Gifts Totaling $150 Million

Penn State and UT Austin Receive Historic Philanthropic Gifts Totaling 0 Million

Two major American universities are celebrating transformative donations that will reshape their health care and academic missions. Penn State Health received a $50 million contribution from philanthropist Tom Golisano, while the University of Texas at Austin secured a $100 million gift from Austin residents Tench and Simone Coxe. Penn State’s Golisano Children’s Hospital Gift The…

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