Author: Alice Sanor

In a pivotal ruling with significant implications for the balance of power between the executive branch and independent federal institutions, a federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking former President Donald Trump’s attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from her Senate-confirmed position. The ruling represents a critical affirmation of the Federal Reserve…

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The late afternoon sun cast a warm, golden glow over Rotterdam’s Diergaarde Blijdorp Zoo, bathing the familiar paths and lush enclosures in soft light. Usually bustling with the joyful noise of families, children’s laughter, and the calls of exotic animals, the zoo was unusually quiet that day. There was a stillness in the air—almost reverent—as…

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It was one of those rare moments where politics, personal pride, fashion, and family legacy intersected seamlessly. On a radiant morning at the White House South Lawn, elegance was on full display as the Trump and Kushner families gathered to celebrate a significant family milestone: the swearing-in of Charles Kushner as the new United States Ambassador to France and…

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In the heart of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest, where morning fog lingers in the high canopy and the scent of cedar hangs heavy in the air, nature speaks in whispers — if one knows how to listen. Amidst this vast wilderness of ancient trees and untamed life, one man — an ordinary logger — made…

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The world has seen viruses come and go, but every once in a while, a new variant appears that reminds us how fragile our normal can be. It doesn’t knock loudly — it slips in quietly, disguised as a harmless sore throat or a dull fatigue we often dismiss. For many, it starts small. A…

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When Hazel was first rescued, she didn’t know what love looked like — literally.Born with severe cataracts, she had never seen the world around her.Every day was a mystery of sounds, smells, and gentle touches.But behind those cloudy eyes was a spirit that refused to give up. Her rescuers found her in heartbreaking condition —…

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More than two years have passed since the world lost Paul O’Grady, the beloved television presenter, comedian, writer, and animal welfare advocate whose unique blend of humor, kindness, and empathy made him a cherished figure in British entertainment and beyond. His sudden passing in March 2023 at the age of 67, due to cardiac arrhythmia,…

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The late afternoon sun cast a warm, golden glow over Rotterdam’s Diergaarde Blijdorp Zoo, bathing the familiar paths and lush enclosures in soft light. Usually bustling with the joyful noise of families, children’s laughter, and the calls of exotic animals, the zoo was unusually quiet that day. There was a stillness in the air—almost reverent—as…

Read More “Saying Goodbye to His Favorite Animals — A Man Facing Terminal Illness Visits the Giraffes One Last Time” »

New York Attorney General Letitia James — the Democrat who made her name by taking on former President Donald Trump — was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Virginia on charges of bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution. The indictment alleges that James falsely claimed a Norfolk, Virginia home…

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Life moves fast. The world rarely slows down, and we often find ourselves racing from one task to the next. Emails, calls, errands, responsibilities—they pile up, leaving little room for breath. In this constant motion, it’s easy to forget to pause. We get swept up in obligations and forget the value of simply being present….

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