This dad had to get creative to meet his fussy 2-year-old’s exacting standards.
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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyMISSOULA, Montana—A remote stretch in the northwest part of this state may seem an unlikely spot for a pro-choice rally on Independence Day weekend. The small town of Eureka, population roughly 1,400, is home to over a dozen churches, voted 73 percent for Donald Trump in 2020, and hosted a trucker protest of hundreds earlier this year at the Canadian border crossing 10 miles away.Perhaps more unlikely is who’s organizing the rally: Sequoi
The measure, intended to counteract the Supreme Court's decision last week striking down a strict state gun law, strengthens permitting requirements and designates a slew of new gun-free zones.
Courtesy of NetflixI finally finished running up that hill, and I am tired.Watching Stranger Things is an exercise in torment. The show is good. There are legitimately thrilling sequences and plot ideas rooted in deep character relationships that you cling to along the ride. But did that ride have to take 12 hours?At one point while watching the final episode of Season 4, I paused and thought that surely this must be the end. There were over 90 minutes left. (Episode 9 clocked in at 2 hours and
Florida Department of Health officials wouldn't say why the COVID vaccine total rose after months of decline. The increase was the biggest since December.
A Southern California family is mourning their son, a UPS driver, who died just a day after his 24th birthday possibly due to heat stroke.
Jul. 1—ROCHESTER — A Rochester woman's night out with family ended up with a ransacked apartment, a passed out woman she did not know in her apartment, and Joey, her beloved 6-year-old cat, dead. "(Joey) was born on my closet floor and we've loved him ever since," Kaylee Pearson told the Post Bulletin. "He was very sweet and liked to hang out on your shoulders and cuddle and was very needy." ...
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Trump knew what to expect and threw fuel on the fire, charged Alex Holder, who said the former president is in "cloud cuckoo land" on the 2020 election.
A Manhattan woman was awarded over $400,000 on Friday by a federal jury after suing New York City and its police department, saying she suffered a traumatic brain injury when she was thrown to the ground by a police sergeant while serving as a medic for protesters during 2012 Occupy Wall Street events. Mary Tardif, 33, won the $431,250 award nearly a decade after suing in 2013. “I feel like I have actually known justice for the first time,” said Tardif, who works at Broadway Advocacy Coalition where she does sign language interpreting for Broadway shows and serves as a disability adviser.
Jul. 1—The prices of those burgers on the grill and a scoop of potato salad are exploding like a firecracker. Based on a survey conducted by the Minnesota Farm Bureau, prices for popular Fourth of July food items are up 17% from a year ago. The Farm Bureau estimates that those looking to cookout this summer will spend $69.68 on average for a group of 10 people with popular cookout foods such ...
Jul. 1—ROCHESTER — About 120 medications are currently in shortage, according to data released by the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA). As the United States increasingly sees a prescription drug shortage, especially for injectable medications and anesthetics, healthcare providers as well as other industry stakeholders have had to find a way to address these drug shortages, which often stem ...
The majority on the Board of Supervisors will be decided when Bruce Gibson faces off against Bruce Jones.
When a single insider purchases stock, it is typically not a major deal. However, when multiple insiders purchase...
"I’m embarrassed that I didn’t know better 25 years ago," Marta Kauffman said
A prosecutor's office said Friday that it won't move forward with a lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over his refusal to release his communications relating to his appearance at a pro-Donald Trump rally that preceded the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol last year. The Austin-based Travis County district attorney's office said in a letter that it wouldn't sue because journalists who had requested Paxton's records didn't want to testify in court because they might have to reveal their sources, The Dallas Morning News and the Houston Chronicle reported. The district attorney's office told Paxton in January that he had violated the state's open record laws and that he must remedy the issue or face a lawsuit.
The US tennis great says he has mellowed as he has matured
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A look at who survives and who does not in season 4, Volume 2.
Ten years ago last month (on June 15, 2012, to be precise), Alex Hirsch took us on the first of many eerie and hilarious journeys in Gravity Falls, the paranormal town where tween twins Dipper (voiced by Jason Ritter) and Mabel Pines (Kristen Schaal) were shipped to stay with their Grunkle Stan (Hirsch) for the summer. Through mysteries, disturbing horror that made you question if it was in fact a Disney show (like shapeshifting Cronenberg-esque creatures, mounted heads that bleed, and freaky fa
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