Nuclear Bomb Map Shows Impact of Russian Weapons on Major US Cities

Steve Harvey is facing criticism for a photo he posted on social media. The Family Feud host often posts personal pics to his Facebook page, where he has amassed a whopping 38 million followers.

Disclosure: State of Alabama-based writer. This article is a work from cited sources for informational purposes and is used with permission. No affiliate links are included. During a March 20, 2025, appearance on the All-On Podcast, President Trump's Department of Commerce appointee Howard Lutnick said he believes fraud is possibly happening within the Social Security Administration's disability program.

I don’t know why I didn’t do this sooner. Dating an older man is the most relaxing experience of my life. He talks about exactly three things—his investments, his espresso machine, and his perfectly curated vinyl collection. And honestly? I just sit there, sip my coffee, and let him handle everything else.

Listen, sellers who overpaid in 2020-2022 and now think we’ll subsidize your mistake? Not happening. I saw your house listed at 400k in 2022–congratulations, you got conned by a well− meaning realtor. Now you’re asking 500k for the same avocado-green walls and outdated HVAC? That’s not a "principle" issue – that’s math.

As part of a coordinated effort, the United States Postal Inspection Service intercepted and seized 577 pounds of cocaine, 14 pounds of fentanyl and three firearms, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Puerto Rico announced March 27.

I've dealt with depression and anxiety for a long time. I've been meditating for about 9 months at this point. During my LSD trip I spent a lot of time introspecting and thinking about how important our frame of mind is.

The last of six suspects sought in the slaying of 7-year-old Breon Allen Jr. in January have been arrested, Sheriff T.K. Waters says. The two 17-year-olds, identified as Donte McGhee and Tavaris Kelly, were arrested on charges of murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder, police said.

Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a dedicated foster-based rescue in Massachusetts, recently introduced a gentle, eager-to-please dog named Ava, who has already overcome so much in her short life. Ava was rescued from a rural shelter in Central Texas and is estimated to be about five years old. “Ava spent her early years being used for breeding and living in a garage. She came from a neglectful situation—shockingly, at the hands of a former police officer—and is now beginning her journey toward healing,” explains the nonprofit rescue who stepped in to help her find her forever family.

Gen Z in public service? Let’s be real – this system is a death sentence. As a Gen Z cop, half my department will retire by 2030, and nobody’s hiring replacements. Why? Because public service jobs pays nothing, offer zero retirement security, and come with the emotional baggage of fixing a country your grandparents helped dismantle.

Florida's real estate market is taking a slow dive here in South Fort Myers. My wife and I bought our 3-bed townhome near Gulf Coast University for 400k in 2020. Now identical homes in our complex are listing for 320-$360k - some have been on the market over six months with zero offers.

CALIFORNIA – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced on March 11 it is offering a $20,000 reward for tips leading to a penalty or conviction in the case of a decapitated California sea lion.

A friend of mine just helped his mother secure a Section 8 apartment in a great neighborhood. The place is beautiful, but the upfront costs? Absolutely insane. The landlord required $15k upfront, including a broker fee, just to allow her to rent under Section 8.

I’ve been trying to rent out my apartment, and this Section 8 applicant is really testing my patience. She started by bombarding me with texts and then claimed she couldn’t afford the $35 Zillow application fee. I told her we still needed to see the application before making a decision, and then she insisted on coming over with the deposit even though I hadn’t agreed to anything yet.

A surprise driver's license arrived, but should I keep quiet about it?. Hey everyone, so I hit a milestone recently – I got my driver's permit at 36, thanks to my awesome girlfriend. I'm all set to take the road test next month. But here's the twist: I found a Class C driver's license in my mailbox today, no road test taken, just my name on it. No restrictions, except I gotta wear glasses while driving. Should I head to the DMV and spill the beans about this mix-up? My girlfriend thinks I should stay mum, but I'm worried it might bite me later. Has anyone else in Texas experienced something like this? What would you do?

When I bought my first house, I thought I was finally free—my own space, my own rules. Then I met the HOA. At first, it seemed harmless. A small monthly fee, some basic upkeep rules. No big deal, right? Wrong.

As a kid, I’d watch Grandma scowl at family gatherings and wonder, “Why are old people so grumpy?” Now, caring for a 95-year-old man in hospice, I finally get it. His frustration isn’t about age itself – it’s about losing autonomy, friends, and purpose. When you’re stuck in a hospital bed or isolated, loneliness rots your spirit.

My first time shopping at Louis Vuitton was such an unforgettable experience! I didn’t make an appointment, but the super friendly staff at the door made me feel welcome right away. After settling in, I started browsing—they have so many new and unique items!

I dont know it can be fun to build random stuff like that. Depends if hes a fun guy to work with or not. Me and some friends built a lot of random things. Like took a v6 from a dodge avenger and put it into a golfcart. Its not practical at all and its really ugly but it was fun to build and drive around.

My old workplace had the best lunch system: 11:30-2:00 window, coverage swapped, zero drama. Fast-forward to new management: "EVERYONE MUST LUNCH AT EXACTLY 12:00. NO EXCEPTIONS."

Members of Housekeys Action Network Denver, a homeless advocacy group known as HAND, gave impassioned pleas to the City Council Tuesday to stop funding contracts for The Salvation Army.

The San Carlos Apache tribe wants state leaders to launch an investigation and implement stricter regulations for state-licensed residential group homes that serve children after a tribal teen ran away from a facility in January and was brutally murdered.

It's not always the silence that's deafening, but the absence of true connection. Adulthood can be a surprisingly lonely place, even when we're surrounded by others. We go to jobs, flash smiles, chat lightly, yet inside, it often feels like we're just marking time. Friendships seem to fade, family's caught up in their whirlwind, and spontaneity gives way to schedules.

Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a foster-based rescue in Massachusetts, recently introduced a young Great Pyrenees puppy named McChicken who is described as loveable and gentle. Estimated to be just a few months old, this fluffy bundle of joy already weighs around 50 pounds, indicating she's destined to become an impressive-sized adult dog. "McChicken is friendly, well-behaved for her age, and eager to learn," explains the nonprofit rescue.

On Martha's Vineyard, a resilient French Bulldog named Felecia, or "Fifi," is hoping to find her permanent home through Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a dedicated foster-based dog rescue in Massachusetts. After being rescued from a breeding operation in Texas, this 24-pound French Bulldog is continuing her journey toward a better life while waiting for the right forever family. Discovered on the streets of Texas where she was previously used for breeding, she is now thriving in her foster home. "Despite her past, Fifi is incredibly affectionate and snuggly," reports Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., highlighting her remarkable ability to overcome her challenging history.

MOUNT CARMEL – One of three Mount Carmel police officers accused of violating the civil... The post Second Mount Carmel officer accused of civil rights violations pleads guilty first appeared on The Shenandoah Sentinel .

I get it—landlords can show a place when selling, but how often is reasonable? I’ve had nearly 15 showings since February, plus an open house. I work remotely, and buyers have walked in during meetings, asked me about the building like I’m the leasing agent, and one even let their kid run around my living room.

I keep seeing people say they change out all their cat litter once a week, and I just don’t get it. Like… does anyone actually do that? My litter box is huge, and I pour in three to four full bags at a time. If I dumped it all every week, that would be insanely expensive—easily about $120 a month just on litter.

So, here’s the situation: I’ve been dating my boyfriend for 5 months, and when we first got together, he asked me about my ex. I told him we were together for only a month and didn’t have any serious involvement. The reality? We were together for almost two years and had a more complicated history.

I have written before about the residents who bang on the walls at Fusion Studios, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless property where I live. It often goes on day and night.

This is NOT a hypothetical question. I’ve paid into Medicare and Social Security for over a decade—no gaps, no excuses. If lawmakers slash these programs, where does MY MONEY go? The system isn’t a piggy bank for Wall Street. ​My contributions were supposed to secure my future—not fund stock market bonuses.