
I can’t improve on this comment. It’s beyond realistic to preach to 800 of the most qualified military leaders in the world.


The original artist who painted this classic artwork, James Montgomery Flagg, created it in 1917 for the US Army recruitment drive during World War I. I don’t think he would approve of using his work in this manner.
It’s truly astonishing to see our government planning to hire 10,000 new ICE officers for immigration sweeps while lowering the standards and offering a potential $50,000 signing bonus. Many articles highlight the questionable effectiveness of these sweeps, and it’s concerning that nearly 75% of those detained don’t have any criminal records.
I find myself wondering how this approach could possibly be seen as beneficial. It’s hard to imagine how many individuals will take on the role of wearing a uniform and carrying a weapon while being incentivized financially. It raises so many questions about the overall impact and fairness of this strategy. Let’s seek solutions that truly serve our communities.
This amazing item is a true original—a one-of-a-kind Admiral Tele Bar that combines a TV, radio, record player, and cocktail bar all in one. Back in 1951, it was sold for $895, which would be around $11,299 today. I can’t help but wonder how many of these charming pieces found their way to happy homes!

Generally, I refrain from getting involved in politics. The headline that states our Department of Defense has been renamed the Department of War instantly alarms me; it suggests that our nation should focus on projecting strength and toughness. This change indicates that the Defense Department may no longer be sufficiently powerful to protect our lives and freedoms.
If this change is approved, the Defense Secretary will be titled Secretary of War. The last time someone held this title was during World War II. To me, changing the names is a political move supporting large-scale deportations of people considered threats and aligns with recent actions, like ordering forces to sink a foreign-flagged ship and kill 11 crew members, who are alleged drug runners. All of this creates a frightening, negative image worldwide. Some have even proposed awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to our leader. It’s worth noting that the award is not called “The Nobel War Prize.”
A major newspaper organized a fun contest to discover the best pizza you can buy in a grocery store. They tried out 11 different brands, each topped solely with cheese (a bit disappointing). I thought one of them would definitely stand out, but it ended up in last place; one tester even described it as “mushy” and “doughy.” Interestingly, one of the most popular options was humorously dubbed “tastes like herbed cardboard.”
Moving along, one “tastes like air” and, another was thought to be”too floppy”. The final one, DiGiorno was the clear winner. So, with a retail price of around $4.60 this is the one to keep in your fridge.

I remember the excitement of visiting stores like Sears and Montgomery Ward, with their enormous mail order catalogs filled with pictures of all sorts of items I longed for. It was probably October when they began to send out catalogs directly to our homes, offering countless options to explore. These stores had endless counters with live demonstrations and samples, creating a lively and interactive shopping experience. Comparing that to the convenience of shopping online, it’s a whole different world, and I truly miss the joy of browsing in person.

For many kids, including myself, the Mickey Mouse Club was absolutely the best show to watch. Around 1958, everyone loved Annette, who was part of the cast. Boys my age couldn’t get enough of her. The other kids were also very talented, but Annette truly stole the spotlight. Honestly, she was simply the best. Confess now, do you agree?