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Oklahoma Launches “America First” Teacher Test for Out-of-State Educators

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Oklahoma has rolled out a new “America First” teacher test aimed at educators applying from outside the state. The 50-question exam, developed in partnership with PragerU, covers topics like U.S. history, government, biology, and conservative values. State education leaders claim the test will prevent political indoctrination in classrooms and ensure teachers promote traditional American principles. … Read more

Viral Moment: Michigan Veteran Rescue Earns Millions in Donations

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In a viral TikTok clip, influencer MDMotivator surprises a Michigan Army veteran named Chantwan, recently released after 21 years in prison. Chantwan chooses a mystery basketball instead of cash—earning an emotional response and wide attention. The video has sparked a fundraiser that raised nearly $124,000, offering him housing and support. What began as a simple … Read more

Trump Seeks Depositions as Ghislaine Maxwell Appeals – Epstein Case Back in Spotlight

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The Epstein scandal is back in the headlines. Former President Donald Trump has demanded swift depositions, including from media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, in a defamation lawsuit tied to the case. Meanwhile, Ghislaine Maxwell has officially appealed her conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to overturn her 20-year sentence. These developments have reignited public interest, … Read more

Washington Commanders Surge on Social Media After Bold Offseason Moves

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The Washington Commanders are making waves online! After a series of bold offseason trades and a fresh team rebrand, the Commanders are trending across Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. Fans are buzzing about the team’s new quarterback pick and high-energy training camp videos. With hashtags like #HailToTheCommanders and #CommandersRising going viral, it’s clear this team is … Read more

U.S.–Europe Trade Talk Boosts Markets

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Stock markets surged this week as U.S.–Europe trade talks showed signs of progress. The proposed deal could lower tariffs to 15%, boosting trade and easing global supply chain pressure. Investors welcomed the news, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 climbing on the back of strong earnings from tech giants like Alphabet. Analysts say the optimism … Read more

U.S. Court Blocks Trump’s Attempt to End Birthright Citizenship

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A U.S. court has rejected former President Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship. The ruling confirms that any child born in the U.S.—no matter their parents’ immigration status—is a U.S. citizen under the 14th Amendment. This is a major win for immigrant rights and a blow to Trump’s immigration policy plans. Image Credit: CNN

Central Texas Devastated by Deadly Floods: Over 135 Lives Lost

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Central Texas is facing one of the deadliest natural disasters in its history. Torrential rains since early July have caused severe flooding across the Hill Country region, claiming more than 135 lives and leaving at least 3 people missing. Thousands of residents have been displaced, with over 2,000 requests for federal aid already submitted. Roads, … Read more

Trump Secures Massive U.S.–Japan Trade Deal: What It Means

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President Donald Trump has struck a major trade agreement with Japan, calling it a “massive win” for American workers and businesses. The deal lowers U.S. tariffs on Japanese goods from 25% to 15%, while Japan agrees to open its markets wider to U.S. cars, rice, and technology. The agreement also includes key partners like Indonesia … Read more

Wimbledon 2025 Quarter-Finals: Sabalenka Struggles as Siegemund Leads, Fritz Takes Early Advantage

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Wimbledon Day 9 brings a full schedule of exciting matches, with coverage available live on BBC TV and radio for UK audiences. Aryna Sabalenka, current world number one, is locked in a quarter-final clash with Laura Siegemund, as the action heats up at Centre Court. Later, British hopeful Cameron Norrie takes on reigning Wimbledon champion … Read more

Bobby Bonilla Day: Why the Mets Pay Him $1.19 Million Every July 1

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Every year on July 1, fans of the New York Mets mark the calendar for Bobby Bonilla Day—the day the retired player receives a yearly payment of $1.19 million from the team. This annual payout started in 2011 and will continue until 2035, even though Bonilla hasn’t played since 1999. The reason? Bonilla agreed to … Read more