Chicago, IL

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Michelle Obama wore a $1,690 Monse blazer and $890 trousers while telling the DNC her parents "were suspicious of folks who took more than they needed."

Michelle Obama wore nearly $3K pantsuit to DNC while touting her parents were 'suspicious' of the wealthy

Los Angeles County, CA

Fitness star Richard Simmons became famous in the late 1970s with "The Richard Simmons Show," appearances on game shows and late-night TV and his "Sweatin’ to the Oldies" workout videos.

Richard Simmons' official cause of death revealed by medical examiner

Missouri State

Gower, MO

The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph has issued an update regarding the investigation into the remains of Sister Wilhemina Lancaster, who died in 2019.

Missouri diocese provides update on exhumed nun whose body did not decompose: 'Highly atypical'

Vivek Ramaswamy spoke with Fox News Digital after the Trump campaign's counter-programming press conference on Day 4 of the Democratic National Convention.

Vivek Ramaswamy sounds off on potential RFK Jr. role in a Trump administration

During the Democratic National Convention, CBS host Gayle King said Wednesday that Vice President Kamala Harris is "uniquely qualified" to be president.

CBS host Gayle King, who donated to Kamala Harris in 2010, says Dem is 'so uniquely qualified' to be president

NBA great Magic Johnson was slammed on social media after he said former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama gave the "best" political speeches in American history.

NBA great Magic Johnson slammed for calling Obama’s DNC speeches the best in ‘history of our country’

José Rolón isn't letting conservatives attack his family without a fight. The influencer, known by the handle @nycgaydad, has filed a defamation lawsuit against right-wing host and conspiracy theorist Stew Peters months after the pundit accused him – without evidence – of committing sex crimes against his three young children.

This gay dad was called a 'pervert homo' by a right-wing talk show host. Now, he's suing (exclusive)

Secret societies have always sparked curiosity and intrigue. These elusive groups, shrouded in mystery, often evoke images of clandestine meetings, hidden agendas, and powerful members pulling strings behind the scenes. But what really goes on within these secretive circles? Are they just the stuff of legends, or do they hold real influence in our world? From the Freemasons to the Illuminati, secret societies have woven themselves into the fabric of history, culture, and even conspiracy theories. In this post, we'll uncover 35 fascinating facts about these enigmatic organizations. Get ready to dive into a world where secrets reign supreme and the truth is often stranger than fiction.

35 Facts About Secret Societies

USA TODAY

A federal investigation found at least 973 kids died at US-run Native American boarding schools. It suggests several measures, including an apology.

'Crying for their parents': More than 900 children died at Indian boarding schools, U.S. report finds

The evil eye is a mysterious symbol that has fascinated people for centuries. But what exactly is the evil eye? In simple terms, it's a curse believed to be cast by a malevolent glare, usually given to a person when they are unaware. Many cultures around the world have their own interpretations and ways to ward off this curse. From ancient Greece to modern-day Turkey, the evil eye has left its mark on history and traditions. Whether it's through amulets, charms, or rituals, people have always sought protection from its supposed harmful effects. Let's dive into 13 intriguing facts about this age-old phenomenon.

13 Facts About Evil Eye

Colorado State

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A bill quietly introduced this spring in the Colorado legislature to decriminalize the possession of drug paraphernalia obtained by harm reductionists has become law. As low-key as the legislation was introduced, the bill was signed into law without fanfare June 6. It garnered little to no media attention.

Colorado legalizes needles, pipes for meth and crack if obtained by harm reduction group

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Herbie J Pilato

In the mid-1970s, Good Timesmade a star of actor/comedian Jimmy 'JJ'/'Dynomite' Walker. However, behind the scenes, the tension between the stars was relatively challenging. According to what Jimmie Walker once relayed, most of the show's cast rarely had any interaction behind the camera. Walker didn't recall having any conversations with actress Esther Rolle, who played his TV mother, Florida Evans, or actor John Amos, who played James Evans, his TV mother.

Actor/Comedian Jimmie "JJ" Walker Behind the Scenes of TV's 'Good Times' in the 1970s

Host of the “Kennedy Saves The World” podcast Kennedy joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to explain why she believes Vice President Kamala Harris is going to have a difficult time sustaining the momentum her presidential campaign has built over the past month. “Unfortunately for her, which she has not been tested on this in, you know, the short time that she’s actually been running. But this presidential race does not hinge on abortion. And that’s really what they’re trying to push. And, you know, at some point they’re not going to get as much purchase out of that...

Kennedy On Kamala Harris: ‘An Unserious Person Who Doesn’t Understand Basic Economics’

Are people in general innately good or innately bad? Does humanity skew toward self-service and savagery or compassion and cooperation?. People have explored these questions in various ways over the centuries, and while we have plenty of examples of humans acting on both ends of the spectrum, there is still debate to be had about how we humans average out. Are we more likely to tilt toward helping or hurting?

The true story of these shipwrecked boys shows the grim vision of 'Lord of the Flies' is just fiction

Virginia State

Kentucky Vibes.net

Disclaimer: This article was written with the help of A.I. software. On July 28, 2024, a TikTok video posted by Erica W., known as @tasteofmelanin on the platform, garnered significant attention after she exposed disturbing racist decorations in an Airbnb rental. The incident occurred in a rental property that Erica had booked, although the exact location remains unspecified. The video has since gone viral, prompting widespread concern and leading to the removal of the listing from Airbnb's platform.

Airbnb Listing Taken Down After Black Woman Finds Hanging Monkeys and Cotton Used As Decor

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This article may contain AI-generated images. The 19th century was a time of significant social and economic transformation, marked by the decline of feudal systems and the rise of industrialization. However, in many parts of Europe, particularly in Russia, serfdom persisted as a brutal and dehumanizing institution. This article provides a historically accurate and chronologically detailed account of serfdom in the 19th century, exploring its origins, conditions, and eventual abolition, with a look at its lingering effects up to the present day.

Serfdom in the 19th Century: A Condition Worse Than Slavery

JonBenét Ramsey, a child beauty pageant winner based in Colorado, was murdered Christmas Day 1996 at the age of 6. Her cause of death was strangulation.

'Dance Moms: A New Era' sparks backlash over JonBenét Ramsey-inspired dance routine: 'Gross and sad'

You probably studied Native American culture in school, but chances are your teacher only covered a fraction of Indigenous history. Native American tradition and accomplishments are vast and steeped in incredible feats. From women warriors to your favorite movie snack, Native American tribes have contributed more to society than you...

19 Facts Many People Don’t Know About Native Americans

New York State

uInterview.com

The upcoming fraud trial of former Rep. George Santos (R-New York) is set to proceed with heightened security and scrutiny. A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that jurors’ identities will remain confidential during the trial, which is scheduled to commence on Sept. 9. Given the high-profile nature of the case, this measure is aimed at protecting jurors from external pressures.

Disgraced Former Rep. George Santos’ Fraud Trial Set To Begin As Side Hustle Selling Drag Videos On Cameo Takes Off

North Carolina State

A man in North Carolina making a name for himself in crime solving…. by using a toy made for beach fun. Fox’s Gianna Gelosi has the details in this “FOX True Crime Minute.”

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Vivek Ramaswamy calls attention to human, child trafficking in US with gripping film: 'Dark little secret'

Vivek Ramaswamy is calling on politicians, philanthropists and activists to acknowledge human and child trafficking in the U.S. and globally and to help solve the...

Vivek Ramaswamy calls attention to human, child trafficking in US with gripping film: 'Dark little secret'

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