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Trump’s Beautification Campaign Will Bring Civility Into Washington, DC
(Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) The President – through his Department of Interior – has made a concerted effort to revitalize much of Washington’s long neglected fountains, public parks, and other architectural displays. Beyond just the ballroom and triumphal arch, these smaller renovation projects store dignity…
Inside the Republicans’ Fight to Keep Maine’s Senate Seat Red
Senate Candidates Face Perjury Allegations for Election Rigging Scheme
Japanese temple that holds “eternal flame” burns to the ground
Reikado Hall on Miyajima Island’s Mount Misen has been known as the home of the "eternal flame" for over 1,200 years.
Colombia Enters High-Stakes Runoff Between Hardline Security Candidate and Petro-Aligned Left
With nearly all votes counted, right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella and left-wing senator Iván Cepeda emerged as the two finalists, setting up a stark ideological confrontation between a hardline security agenda and a continued peace-and-reform strategy. #ColombiaElections Right-wing presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella outperformed expectations in…
Washington Nationals Executive Fired After Admitting The Team Discriminated Against Christian Player
“If accurate, this … is a direct admission that a Catholic player may have been excluded from official team promotion because he publicly defended his faith.”
Iran Claims It Stopped Talking With The United States. Trump Isn’t Worried.
Study Shows Massive Support for Self-Defense, Recreational Shooting
Missing Scientist and Nuclear Lab Employee Found DEAD in New Mexico Forest as the Shocking Circumstances Surrounding Her Disappearance are Revealed
Missing nuclear scientist Melissa Casias was discovered dead last week after disappearing almost a year ago in mysterious circumstances. Credit: Melissa Casias Facebook A missing scientist has been discovered dead in a New Mexico forest, but that is just the beginning of a more harrowing and stunning story….









