Joshua Maddux, an 18-year-old from Woodland Park, Colorado, went for a walk on May 8, 2008, and never returned. Known for his adventurous spirit and love of the outdoors, Joshua had endured personal tragedies, including his parents’ divorce and the suicide of his older brother, Zachary, yet he remained optimistic and creative. Joshua often explored…
Everyone makes mistakes with geography, but when it’s the President of the United States, it tends to make headlines. Donald Trump has become known for his unusual takes on maps and countries, sparking both amusement and disbelief. Trump has previously confused basic geography, like calling the Gulf of Mexico the “Gulf of America,” suggesting Greenland…
What started as a routine critique quickly exploded into controversy when The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg called for invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office. Goldberg’s remarks came after Trump’s contentious speech at the United Nations General Assembly, which she said damaged America’s credibility with global leaders. She argued that his tone…
I’m ninety now, and age has stripped away my filters. I’m Hutchins—once called the Bread King of the South. After the war, one small market grew into the biggest grocery chain across five states. But success never filled the silence after my wife died in ’92. With no children and too much emptiness, I wondered…
When most people think of a washing machine, clothes are the first thing that comes to mind—but your washer can clean much more. Many everyday household items gather dirt, sweat, and bacteria without you realizing it. Washing them regularly keeps your home fresher and saves time. 1. Oven Gloves & Dishcloths Kitchen fabrics like oven…
Sunlight poured through the chapel’s stained glass, scattering colors along the aisle lined with white roses and candles. I stood at the altar beside my best man and my nine-year-old nephew, Leo, who proudly held the ring box in his small hands. His scars—one across his cheek, another down his arm—didn’t dim him; they made…
Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) clashed over U.S. policy toward Iran during a heated interview on The Tucker Carlson Encounter on X. The discussion, airing Wednesday, reopened old tensions between the two conservatives about America’s involvement in the Middle East. The debate focused on Israel’s ongoing strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure….
With the Oregon National Guard expected to deploy to Portland later this week, protests outside the city’s ICE facility have persisted. Officials report that these demonstrations often involve loud disturbances and projectiles, frustrating both local residents and federal personnel. Critics argue that Portland’s ongoing unrest reflects failed Democratic leadership at the city and state levels….
A Gentle Friend With a Lasting Message For many years, a small gray stuffed monkey named Mr. H accompanied Jane Goodall across the globe. Though not alive, his story reflected deep truths about courage and kindness. Now, as the world remembers the late primatologist and anthropologist, the tale of her soft companion symbolizes hope, strength,…
Ahead of Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) renewed criticisms of the late conservative activist and took aim at her fellow Democrats. Crockett pointed out that in the vote on a House resolution honoring Kirk, only two white Democrats had joined those opposing it — a disparity she said “hurt [her] heart.” (KOMO)…