Southern California residents felt a moderate earthquake Monday morning that shook areas from San Diego to Los Angeles. The quake struck shortly after 10 a.m. Pacific Time, with the epicenter a few miles south of Julian, and was strong enough that “the movement was strong enough to cause buildings to sway and residents in multiple…
Widespread destruction has left families displaced and struggling to survive after a sudden disaster damaged entire neighborhoods. Many homes are unsafe, forcing residents to flee as “roads are blocked, power lines are down, and basic services have been disrupted.” Families face uncertainty while searching for shelter, food, and safety. Emergency responders and volunteers are working…
Democrats are staring into a political abyss. A single Supreme Court ruling could redraw the battlefield and hand Republicans the House for a decade. Nineteen blue districts are already flashing red — and that may be just the beginning. If the Supreme Court uses Louisiana v. Callais to curb race-based redistricting, it won’t just tweak…
She says it felt like a small death. Not just the crash of stone and steel, but the erasure of a life lived under the harshest lights in America. As cameras lingered on the rubble, she picked up her pen—and aimed it straight at the man now sleeping in her old backyard. This isn’t nostalgia….
I didn’t realize how tense I was until she reached for the knife and asked, “Can I help?” Her dad had stepped out to take a call, leaving just the two of us and a pile of apples between us. I showed her how to slice safely, how to toss the fruit with sugar and…
The House Oversight Committee’s threat to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt marks a dramatic escalation in Washington’s most radioactive investigation. After four months of delays, Chairman James Comer is signaling that the era of polite negotiation is over. The Clintons are being pressed to explain years of documented association with Jeffrey Epstein, just…
What Is Semen? Semen is a “viscous, creamy” fluid made of sperm cells and seminal plasma, which is mostly water. It also contains sugars, proteins, minerals like zinc, calcium, and magnesium, and usually carries 5–25 calories per teaspoon. Is It Safe to Swallow? For most people, yes — semen is digested like food. Rarely, some experience human…
Background A brief confrontation outside an ICE facility in Newark has become a national legal issue. The encounter involving Congresswoman LaMonica McIver lasted minutes, but now raises questions about congressional authority and prosecutorial power. Charges and Defense McIver faces federal charges for allegedly interfering with the arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. Prosecutors say she…
Tragedy A 13-year-old girl was “tragically killed just days before Christmas,” shattering a season meant for joy and leaving her community in deep mourning. Remembering Her She was remembered as “kind, gentle, and full of light.” Despite serious health challenges early in life, friends and neighbors said her strength and warmth touched everyone she met….
Rethinking Daily Showers After 65 Daily showers are a lifelong habit for many, but aging bodies often need gentler care. After 65, skin and physical stamina change, making frequent showers less comfortable for some. Skin Changes With Age Aging skin becomes thinner and produces fewer natural oils. Hot water and harsh soaps can cause dryness…