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  • 9 Year Old Discovered An Extremely

    9 Year Old Discovered An Extremely

    Beyond Shells and Driftwood

    Most beachcombers find shells or sea glass—but some search for fossils instead.

    Ancient shark teeth, especially from the Megalodon, sometimes wash ashore, offering a thrilling twist to a day at the beach.

    The Hunt for Shark Teeth

    Shark teeth, often finger-sized, are common on public beaches.

    “Preserved shark teeth could make fossil hunting easy and inexpensive,” especially in places like Calvert Beach, Maryland.

    Molly’s Rare Find

    On Christmas Day 2022, 9-year-old Molly Sampson discovered a giant Megalodon tooth in the Chesapeake Bay.

    “She was beyond happy,” her mom, Alicia Sampson, told USA TODAY.

    “She had been searching for shark’s teeth since she was a little girl.”

    A Tooth for Science

    Instead of keeping it, Molly donated the tooth to the Calvert Marine Museum.

    “I thought I was in a dream,” Alicia said. Experts estimate the fossil is at least 15 million years old.

  • Here’s What It Means If You Have The Letter “M” On The

    Here’s What It Means If You Have The Letter “M” On The

    The “M” on Your Palm: What It Could Mean

    Some believe your palm lines reveal more than you think—especially if they form a distinct “M” shape.

    According to palmistry, the ancient art of reading palms, this marking is more than coincidence.

    It appears when the heart, head, and life lines align just right.

    Ancient Belief and Symbolism

    Palmistry dates back thousands of years, with roots in Hindu astrology and ancient Chinese texts.

    In Karmic Palmistry: Explore Past Lives, Soul Mates & Karma, Jon Saint-Germain writes that the “M”

    shape is “a relatively rare marking” symbolizing intuition, motivation, and success. He suggests people with this sign “have strong willpower” and are “excellent judges of character.”

    Right or Left? It Matters

    According to palmists, the hand your “M” appears on influences its meaning. For right-handed people,

    the left hand shows inherited traits and potential; the right reveals how they use them.

    This is reversed for left-handed individuals. So, an “M” on your non-dominant hand may reflect core strengths you were born with.

    Skepticism vs. Belief

    Not everyone is convinced. Some argue that most people have an “M” shape if you look closely enough.

    Yet for believers, it’s seen as a powerful sign of potential. As the article suggests, “spotting an ‘M’ on your palm is seen as an exciting sign of potential and good luck.”

    So, next time you glance at your palm, look closer. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, the idea that your hand might hold hidden meaning is undeniably intriguing.

  • Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, shared a heartbreaking image at his cof..

    Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, shared a heartbreaking image at his cof..

    Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, shared a heartbreaking image at his coffin as she delivered her first public remarks since his assassination.

    “You have no idea the fire that you have ignited within this wife. The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry,” she said.

    I was moved by her words!

    BLess you and your children, Erika Kirk! Jesus is with the orphans and the widows. Thank you for your courage as you stood there tonight like a warrior, a mother, a wife, a child of God and witnessed to the whole nation. You were full of God’s grace and mercy. Thank you for carrying on his legacy. The whole nation is behind you and a revival is about to break out.

  • Student who asked Charlie Kirk final questio

    Student who asked Charlie Kirk final questio

    The student who asked Charlie Kirk a question moments before his tragic assassination

    at Utah Valley University has broken his silence.

    Charlie Kirk, 31, was a prominent conservative commentator and co-founder of Turning Point USA.

    Known for his polarizing views and strong presence in right-wing circles,

    Kirk was in the middle of a public Q&A session when he was fatally shot on September 10, 2025.

    Kirk had been speaking at the university as part of his “American Comeback Tour” when a single gunshot rang out.

    The bullet struck him in the neck, reportedly fired from a nearby rooftop.

    Panic spread through the audience, and although emergency responders arrived quickly, Kirk succumbed to his injuries.

    The shooter has not been apprehended, though the FBI has released new footage of a suspect fleeing the scene, and weapons were found in nearby woods.

    The final person to speak to Kirk before the shooting was Hunter Kozak, a student at Utah Valley University.

    In a newly released Instagram video, Kozak shared his experience and expressed his grief.

    “I don’t know how to make this video,” he began, describing the past 24 hours as emotionally overwhelming and tragic.

    Kozak had previously challenged Kirk online, posting videos criticizing his

    past remarks about transgender people, particularly in relation to a suspected school shooter.

    At the event, Kozak asked Kirk about the number of mass shooters who were transgender in the last decade.

    Kirk replied, “Too many,” sparking applause. Kozak then questioned the total count of mass shootings. Moments later, Kirk was shot.

    In his video, Kozak firmly condemned the violence and those celebrating the killing. He emphasized that Kirk’s death was a tragedy and extended sympathy to Kirk’s wife and children, noting his own role as a father and husband.

  • Reporter slams Melania Trump over her newest ‘Be Best’ project

    Reporter slams Melania Trump over her newest ‘Be Best’ project

    Melania Trump Faces Harsh Criticism Over AI Speech
    Stepping Out of the Spotlight
    Melania Trump has kept a low profile during her husband’s second presidential term. Unlike past first ladies, she rarely appears in public and avoids traditional duties tied to the role. Still, she continues to promote her long-running Be Best initiative, a campaign focused on children’s well-being, online safety, and the dangers of opioid abuse.

    A Rare Appearance on AI
    Last week, Melania hosted the White House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence Education. She urged parents to guide their children responsibly as AI technology grows.

     

    “The robots are here. Our future is no longer science fiction,” she said. “We must manage AI’s growth responsibly and treat it with watchful guidance. This is our responsibility as leaders and parents.”

     

     

  • Seven Things That Clog Your Pores

    We’ve all got these tiny openings

    but for some people,

    they can be more temperamental than others.

    Or, rather,

    clogged tpores happen more often to some of us.. WATCH VIDEO BELOW

  • “Mistaken Identity”: Grandmother Speaks

    “Mistaken Identity”: Grandmother Speaks

    After Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during a speech at Utah Valley

    University, the FBI arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson,

    alleging he carried out the political assassination from a rooftop.

    But Robinson’s grandmother insists federal agents got it wrong,

    describing him as a “shy, quiet kid” who never owned a gun or talked politics.

    Her defense clashes with investigators’ claims, which include Discord messages,

    surveillance footage, and tips from Robinson’s own family pointing to his involvement.

    While prosecutors prepare charges, the case has split public opinion—between law enforcement’s

    evidence and a grandmother’s unwavering belief in her grandson’s innocence.

  • Not just a political figure: Charlie Kirk remem

    Not just a political figure: Charlie Kirk remem

    A resurfaced video has left supporters heartbroken, showing Charlie Kirk

    embracing his young daughter on live television just weeks before his shocking assassination in Utah.

    A Father’s Joy on Set

    The clip, filmed on the set of Fox & Friends Weekend,

    captured Kirk’s 3-year-old daughter walking across the studio floor before breaking into a run toward her father.

    Sitting on the couch as a guest host for the first time, Kirk’s face lit up with a wide smile as he scooped her into his arms.

    It was a rare glimpse into the family life Kirk and his wife, Erika Kirk, carefully kept private.

    While both shared their faith and work openly, they often shielded their children from public view.

    The Fox segment became one of the few times audiences saw Kirk in his most personal role, as a doting dad.

    From Studio to Tragedy

    That moment feels painfully different now. On Wednesday, Kirk, 31, was shot in the neck during his American Comeback Tourevent at Utah Valley University.

    He was conducting his “prove me wrong” segment and answering a question about mass shootings just seconds before he was shot, sending students running for cover.

    Despite being rushed to the hospital, he was pronounced dead two and a half hours later.

  • Is rinsing ground beef recommended?

    Is rinsing ground beef recommended?

    Should You Rinse Ground Beef?

    Ground beef is a kitchen superstar. From tacos to spaghetti, it can turn a simple meal into a flavor-packed feast. Yet one question divides cooks: Should you rinse ground beef before or after cooking?

    The Case for Rinsing

    Some chefs swear by rinsing ground beef, and they have reasons.

    Reduce Fat: Rinsing can cut down fat content. If you want a leaner meal or fewer calories, a quick rinse under hot water might help.

    Control Grease: Rinsing removes excess grease. Picture a plate of spaghetti without a pool of fat drowning the dish. A rinse can save your meal from becoming overly greasy.

    The Case Against Rinsing

    On the other hand, many cooks say rinsing is a culinary mistake.

    Flavor Loss: Rinsing can wash away savory juices along with fat. The result? Bland, dry burgers instead of the rich, juicy flavor you want.

    Mess and Safety: Handling raw beef under running water can get messy. Hot water splashes, and cleanup becomes a hassle.

    Plumbing Problems: Pouring fat down the sink can solidify in pipes, causing blockages and costly repairs.

    Better Disposal: Let fat cool and solidify, then scrape it into a sealable container. Toss it in the trash. This protects your plumbing and keeps your kitchen running smoothly.

    The Verdict

    So, should you rinse your ground beef?

    For flavor lovers, the answer is no. Skip the rinse to keep every drop of deliciousness in your dish.

    At the end of the day, whether you’re Team Rinse or Team No-Rinse, the key is to enjoy cooking. Experiment, find what works for you, and create meals that make your taste buds happy.

  • Mother of transgender athlete speaks out after girls’ volleyball team forfeits rather than compete against her child

    Mother of transgender athlete speaks out after girls’ volleyball team forfeits rather than compete against her child

    Credit / YouTube
    Credit / YouTube

    California Volleyball Match Sparks Controversy

    A California high school volleyball game ignited heated debate when Riverside Poly High forfeited rather than play against a team with a transgender athlete.

    Jurupa Valley High’s girls’ squad, which includes trans player AB Hernandez, was scheduled to face Riverside Poly on August 15. Instead, Riverside Poly pulled out. The school later called the decision “disappointing,” but argued it was about ensuring a “safe, positive environment for all student-athletes.”

    Parents Point to Hernandez’s Inclusion

    Parents quickly told local media the forfeit was tied directly to Hernandez’s participation. They claimed the decision came from school officials—not the student players.

    Riverside school board member Amanda Vickers defended the move in an interview with Fox News Digital. She referenced Payton McNabb, a North Carolina player injured in 2022 while facing a transgender athlete. “Tonight, the girls of Riverside Poly High School, they’re not going to end up like Payton McNabb,” she said.

    Hernandez’s Mother Pushes Back

    That comment drew a sharp response from AB’s mother, Nereyda, at a school board meeting.
    “You are a board member. You have an oath to protect all children, not just the ones that fit your beliefs,” she said. “My daughter is not the problem. The problem is external groups using fear and religion to pit parents against each other.”

    She continued: “This has nothing to do with fairness in sports and everything to do with erasing transgender children.”

    A Pattern of Hostility

    Sadly, this isn’t AB’s first experience with hostility. Earlier this year, about 30 adults—including school board members—heckled her at a track meet in Yorba Linda. The jeers grew so loud they caused a false start.

    AB later told CBS News Los Angeles: “People just see one thing and that’s what you are. They swear I’m like this crazy danger to society. I’m just a normal kid going to school, playing sports.”

    At postseason events, protesters wearing “Save Girls Sports” T-shirts also targeted her. School officials compared the shirts to hate symbols.

    National Politics Enter the Debate

    The issue has now drawn national attention. Donald Trump weighed in on Truth Social, threatening to cut funding for California schools that allow transgender athletes in girls’ sports. His administration also filed a lawsuit against state officials earlier this summer, calling the rules unfair to female athletes.

    Family Stands Firm

    For AB’s mother, the political spotlight only makes life more difficult for her daughter.
    “My daughter deserves to play, just like every other child,” she said.

    Despite Riverside Poly’s forfeit, the Hernandez family remains determined. They vow to keep fighting for AB’s right to compete.