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In 2017, Jaqi Clements created an Instagram account for her identical twin daughters, Leah Rose and Ava Marie, to share photos with friends and family. The girls’ striking looks quickly went viral, earning them the title “most beautiful twins in the world.” By age 14, the California sisters had nearly 3 million followers and modeling…

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Vice President J.D. Vance hit back at CBS anchor Margaret Brennan for trying to use cherry-picked headlines to smear Tulsi Gabbard. During an interview on CBS, Vance spoke in favor of Gabbard’s nomination for Director of National Intelligence and said conservative publications criticizing her have “lost relevance.” “Both the Wall Street Journal and the National…

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Eggs are nutritious, versatile, and a common kitchen staple. However, debates about their freshness—especially after the expiration date—are common. Expiration Dates Labels like “sell-by” or “expiration” guide stores and buyers but don’t always mean eggs are unsafe afterward. Checking Freshness Float test: Fresh eggs sink; old ones float. Smell/visual check: Crack open; discard if color…

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Harvey Willgoose’s parents are channeling their grief into a campaign to raise awareness about knife crime in schools. Earlier this year, 15-year-old Harvey lost his life at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield during the lunch break. A fellow student, also 15, was found guilty after a trial at Sheffield Crown Court. CCTV showed…

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When I was 25, I watched my mom, Cathy — known to our town as the Cookie Lady — get fired from Beller’s Bakery for giving two leftover muffins and some bread to a homeless veteran. Her new manager, Derek, called it “theft.” She came home that night with flour still on her apron, trying…

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The first time it happened, it was small — my mother-in-law, Delphina, mocking her friend Rosabel for not knowing what paprika was. I stayed quiet, cheeks warm, because I didn’t know either. When Rosabel left, Delphina told me, “You embarrass Darian when you don’t know things.” The words stuck. The next day, I went to…

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When we brought our newborn daughter Grace home from the hospital, I expected to walk into the cozy sage-green nursery we’d lovingly prepared — complete with my late mother’s white crib and hand-stitched daisy blankets. Instead, we opened the door to find the walls painted dark navy, the curtains replaced, the rug gone, and the…

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Starting on my eighth birthday, Grandpa Henry began giving me the same strange gift every year — a single green plastic soldier, wrapped in old newspaper, no card, no explanation. “Every army needs a leader,” he’d say with a twinkle in his eye, but never more than that. By the time I was twenty-six, I…

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I remember that April afternoon vividly — sunlight through the bus windows, the hum beneath my sneakers, and the cream-colored envelope in my lap. Inside was the money my mom and grandmother had saved for months so I could buy the prom dress I’d been dreaming of. The bus stopped, and two transit officers boarded….

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