Get ready for some of the best movies on Netflix right now! From classic films like “Beverly Hills Cop” and “The Martian,” to new releases like “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” we’ve got you covered. Here are some of the top-rated movies currently streaming on Netflix. “Beverly Hills Cop” ( Runtime: 105 min.) is a classic … Read more
A recent decision by the Texas Education Agency to investigate educators who praised or excused Charlie Kirk’s assassination has sparked concerns among teachers about their free speech protections. The agency has received 351 complaints, including from Fort Worth ISD, where a teacher was fired in 2019 for posting anti-immigrant comments. Experts say that while public … Read more
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced that he will “look into” an alleged case of discrimination against conservative activist Chloe Cole by Texas Christian University (TCU). The university had initially canceled an event where Cole was scheduled to speak, citing a lack of available space on campus. However, the school claimed the event was … Read more
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Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist and conservationist, passed away at 91 due to natural causes while in Los Angeles for a speaking tour. Her remarkable longevity can be attributed to several lifestyle habits that contributed significantly to her well-being. Eating a plant-based diet rich in fruits, vegetables, olive oil, and whole grains is essential. Goodall … Read more
The US Department of Energy is canceling over $1 billion in grants for energy projects in Washington state, according to Governor Bob Ferguson’s office. This move is part of a larger rollback of $7.6 billion in funding for 223 projects nationwide, which is largely affecting Democratic-leaning states. Critics say the decision is “outrageous” and “transparently … Read more
A recent survey of 1,010 American adults found that many people believe President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans are responsible for the partial government shutdown. While some say they’re not sure, a majority blames Trump and Republicans for refusing to compromise and controlling both the presidency and Congress. However, Democrats criticize them for their actions, … Read more
At 71 years old, many people slow down, but Andi Breitowich is breaking the mold. After prioritizing her ailing mother during the pandemic, she gained weight and lost muscle tone. Determined to turn her life around, she joined an online fitness challenge that helped her achieve body recomposition through weight training and nutrition guidance. With … Read more
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President Trump is considering cutting thousands of federal jobs as a way to pressure Democrats to end a government shutdown that has entered its second day. The White House is exploring potential job losses as part of its efforts to force a solution. According to the press secretary, the exact number of cuts is still … Read more