A Florida nurse has lost her license after being accused of sexually abusing her 15-year-old stepson. Authorities say Alexis Von Yates, 34, of Ocala, engaged in s*exual conduct with the teen in July 2024 while he was visiting his father. An anonymous tip led police to investigate after the father allegedly walked in during the…
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That soft purple glow on a porch at night isn’t just decoration — it’s a symbol of support for survivors of domestic violence. The color represents strength, dignity, and survival, reminding victims they are seen and not alone. The movement began with campaigns like Purple Light Nights during Domestic Violence Awareness Month and has since…
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Donald Trump has directed the Smithsonian Institution to review its exhibits to align with his vision of American history. A White House letter to Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch, following Trump’s March executive order, urged the removal of “divisive” content and its replacement with “unifying, historically accurate” language. A report is expected within 30 days. The…
When it comes to vanity license plates, people either roll their eyes or laugh out loud. Some drivers flaunt wealth or wit, while others turn their plates into mini comedy shows—perfect entertainment on a long road trip. Despite DMV efforts to curb creativity, clever drivers still find ways to slip in humor, riddles, and pop-culture…
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Muscle cramps can stem from dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, fatigue, or nerve issues. But could pickle juice really be the cure? Why Pickle Juice? Athletes popularized it for quick relief, thanks to its salty, tangy kick. But science shows it works too fast to actually replace electrolytes. Instead, vinegar in the juice may trigger receptors in…
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Erin Murphy, once adored as Tabitha Stephens on Bewitched, chose a life far from Hollywood after the cameras stopped rolling. Early Fame Born in 1964, she began acting at age two, sharing the role of Tabitha with her twin before taking it on herself for over 100 episodes. She also appeared on Lassie and in…
My daughter’s fingers brushed against something tiny and crinkly as she slipped them into the cardigan’s pocket. She took it out, a small velvet pouch and a folded piece of yellowed paper. As I opened the note, my heart pounded. In the delicate handwriting of my grandmother, it said: “For when you need me most.”…
The night Liam arrived, we thought we were taking in just one child. Then we saw Mia—his little sister—waiting in the car, terrified of being sent to another home miles away. We had no space, no extra bed, but we couldn’t let them be separated. That night, both kids slept on mattresses side by side…
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At ten, my life split in two. My parents dropped me off at Gran’s “for a little while” so they could focus on my younger sister Chloe’s gymnastics career. That “little while” became forever.Gran did her best, but she was aging and struggling. A few months later, my Uncle Rob and Aunt Lisa took me…
When I was little, my mom fed me “dark green lettuce.” I loved it—until a friend at seventeen pointed out it was just spinach. Mom admitted she’d renamed it so I’d eat it. That was her way—softening hard things so they didn’t hurt as much. Dad left when I was ten, and Mom juggled three…
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