Grumpy Cat, whose sourpuss expression entertained millions on the internet and spawned hundreds of memes, national television commercials and even […]
Internet Meme Grumpy Cat, Who Entertained Millions, Dies at Age 7
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Government-Funded Study Says ’13 Reasons Why’ Sparked 29 Percent Increase in Teen Suicides
A new government-funded study says the rate of suicides among youth ages 10-17 increased nearly 30 percent during the month […]
2020 Democratic Candidates Receive Invites From Conservative Christian Family Leadership Summit & Progressive Union Theological Seminary
Democratic White House hopefuls — from Elizabeth Warren to Pete Buttigieg — are already talking a lot about God. Turns […]
Study Shows That Most Young Voters Support ‘Free’ Government Programs Until They Find Out How Much It Costs
A new survey by the Harvard Institute of Politics shows 18-to-29-year-old voters will play a vital role in the Democratic campaigns for […]
Last Known Survivor of the US Slave Trade Identified
A woman believed to be the last living, African-born survivor of the transatlantic slave trade has been identified and had […]
Chef Dan Giusti Is on a Mission to Fix America’s School Lunches
Dan Giusti, a former head chef in one of the top restaurants in the world, is now pushing an initiative […]
2 Survivors of Florida School Shooting Commit Suicide Within Days of Each Other
Florida leaders are sending more mental health resources to the Majory Stoneman Douglas High School community after two Parkland shooting […]
Robert Mueller’s Report Says No Evidence Was Found of Trump Campaign Conspiring With Russia
Special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence President Donald Trump’s campaign “conspired or coordinated” with Russia to influence the 2016 […]
6 Tips on How to Respond to IRS Tax Communications
Few things are more frightening than opening your mailbox and finding a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. You may […]
President Trump Says ‘We Will Always Stand for Life’ on World Down Syndrome Day
Citizens across the country celebrated World Down Syndrome Day Friday. President Trump and Vice President Pence met with some individuals […]
Using Holograms and AI to Preserve Firsthand Stories of the Holocaust
At 91, Max Glauben is still telling his story to anyone who will listen. Born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1928, […]
Pro-Life Bills Advance in States Despite Expanding Abortion in Other Places
Pro-life governors have signed into law a host of measures to protect unborn children in the wake of efforts in […]
WATCH: President Trump Signs Executive Order Protecting Free Speech on College Campuses
Following through on a promise he made last month at the Conservative Political Action Conference, President Trump signed an executive order on […]
Religious & Civil Rights Groups Ask Sec. Pompeo to Request UN Evaluation of Racism in the US
Scores of religious and civil rights organizations have asked U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to request an evaluation by […]
Jimmy Carter Will Becomes the Oldest Living Former President Ever on Friday
Jimmy Carter was the first US president to be born in a hospital. On Friday, he marks a new milestone as […]
President Trump to Sign Executive Order Protecting Free Speech on College Campuses After Attacks on Conservatives
President Trump is expected to sign an executive order later today protecting free speech on college campuses. The move fulfills […]
Warren Buffett Offers Employees $1 Million for Life in March Madness Contest
Warren Buffett’s NCAA tournament challenge is here again. In an interview with CNBC last month, Buffett said that any employee of […]
‘Adulting School’ Plans to Teach Young People Life Skills
At what point does someone become an adult? Baby Boomers and Gen-Xers usually consider their entry point buying a home, […]
