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Long before she became a global figure, Melania Trump—born Melanija Knavs in the quiet Slovenian town of Sevnica—was just a girl growing up in a close-knit family. Her parents, Viktor and Amalija, instilled in their daughters a strong sense of discipline, creativity, and the value of family. Viktor worked in car sales, while Amalija, a…
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The flash flooding disaster in Texas is growing more dire, with state officials confirming a sharp increase in both fatalities and missing persons. On Tuesday, Governor Greg Abbott announced that 161 people are now unaccounted for—quadrupling the figure from just 24 hours earlier. The official death toll has risen to 109, surpassing the devastation caused…
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Lila Marsland was a bright, joyful five-year-old whose laughter lit up every room. She loved playing outside, going to school, and spending time with her family. But behind her smile lies a tragic story that has deeply moved her community and raised awareness about gaps in pediatric care. On December 27, 2023, during a family…
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That’s how I found out Zach’s girlfriend had their baby but chose to leave. Zach stayed behind, signing the discharge papers himself—making a decision many adults would hesitate to face. He took on the responsibility of caring for a newborn who wasn’t biologically his, but already felt like family to him. At first, I couldn’t…
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The Department of Defense has approved a limited deployment of 200 U.S. Marines this summer to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Florida, Louisiana, and Texas. The Marines will assist with logistical and administrative tasks—such as managing supplies, coordinating facility maintenance, scheduling transportation, and recordkeeping—within ICE detention centers but will not be involved in…
When devastating floodwaters swept through their Texas neighborhood—damaging homes, flooding roads, and forcing evacuations—one family feared they had lost everything, especially their beloved dog, Buddy, who vanished as the waters rose quickly. After days of searching and calling out his name with no answer, hope was fading. Then, against the odds, something incredible took place….
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A Texas father’s desperate search for his missing daughter took a tragic turn after intense flash floods ravaged the region over the July 4 weekend. In less than an hour, a fierce storm dumped 15 inches of rain into the Guadalupe River basin, causing the river to surge over 25 feet and flood nearby communities….
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Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick gave an update from the State Emergency Operations Center in Austin. Of about 750 campers at Camp Mystic, a girls-only summer retreat along the Guadalupe River, 23 remain unaccounted for. On July 4, a sudden storm dropped over a foot of rain in less than three hours, quickly flooding the river…
At 23, Savannah Combs from Middleburg, Florida, was already facing a rare situation—expecting identical twin girls, a rare occurrence happening in just 3 to 4 out of every 1,000 births. What made her story even more extraordinary was that both twins were diagnosed with Down syndrome, a genetic condition caused by an extra chromosome 21….
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In the summer of 2013, Andrew McGowan, a Utah native on a family trip to Yellowstone, locked eyes with Shallen Yu through a general store window and instantly felt something special. “I saw her and thought, ‘I’m going to marry that girl,’” he recalls. Shallen, a student from Taiwan working in the park for the…
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