Category: Featured Blog Post
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Checking In on the Millennials, Gen Z, and Gen Alpha
If you were one of those adults who rolled their eyes at the Millennials, you are going to want to sit down for this one. Those avocado toast-loving Millennials are entering their 40s and have children of their own. Gen Z is entering the workforce and Gen Alpha is entering their pre-teen years.
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It’s Hello Kitty’s 50th Anniversary! Check Out These Fun Collabs With Crocs, Polaroid, and More
In honor of Hello Kitty’s 50th anniversary celebration, we dug a little deeper and found six must-have collabs that are the stuff that retro dreams are made of.
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How Any Government Shutdown Could Impact Air Travel, The Border, and Babies
From TSA agents to air traffic Controllers, A government shutdown would severely impact air travel for everyone.
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George Santos Joins Cameo and Charges More Money than Brett Farve, Mick Foley, and Others for a Personalized Video
The door to Congress may have closed but a very lucrative door opened for George Santos. Almost immediately, Santos joined Cameo and started making personalized video messages, successfully charging $75 – $500 per video. According to Santos, he surpassed his congressional salary of $174,000 in just a few days. George Santos is not the first…
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Taylor Swift Brings The ‘Eras Tour’ Movie To Streaming On December 13th! Check Out These Five Tracks Before You Watch.
Prime Video, Apple TV+, Xfinity, Vudu, Google Play, YouTubeTV, and SkyTV will have the streaming version of the ‘Eras Tour’ to rent for $19.89 (like the album 1989) on December 13th (which just happens to be Taylor Swift’s birthday).
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Actors Get Back to Work After Successful Negotiations Between SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP
After 118 days of industry disruption, SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher announced that a deal was reached with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) to end the actors strike. The Screen Actors Guild + American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) members are free to resume working, bringing a sigh of relief…
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Jim Jordan Lost More Votes in Round Two. Listen to the Threating Voicemail Targeting the Wife of Republican Congressman Who Did Not Vote For Him.
Supporters of Republican Jim Jordan, nominee for Speaker of the House, have been reportedly using bullying and death threats to push for votes within their own party. The Capitol Police are investigating the threatening texts, which were even directed at family members of Congress representatives. Despite this aggressive campaign, Jordan seems to be losing more…
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Just Twenty Minutes Into The Vote for Speaker of the House, Republican Nominee Jim Jordan Did Not Have Enough Votes to Win.
Round 1: Jeffries (D) – 212, Jordan (R) 200, Other (R) – 20 It has been about two weeks since Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was removed as Speaker of the House, leaving Congress unable to get any work done until someone can meet the threshold of 217 votes. As of this first round, no one secured…
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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days are October 10 – 11, Driving Competitors to Have Their Own Promotion Events
Amazon has long changed the game when it comes to having sales events, almost forcing the big retailers like Target and Walmart (among others) to have competing deal days within weeks of each other. Amazon has been promoting Prime Big Deal Days pretty heavily and consumers have come to expect the sale during the year…
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Members of Congress Still Get Their $174,000 Salary During a Government Shutdown. Others Will Have to Work Without Pay. But Wait, There’s More.
As of September 29, 2:00 pm Central Time, the government shutdown is actually possible.
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