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David Ketchum, comedian, actor, and writer best remembered as Agent 13 on Get Smart and Spiffy on Camp Runamuck, has died at 97 on August 10, according to Variety. A familiar face in 1960s sitcoms, Ketchum appeared on I’m Dickens, He’s Fenster, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and Camp Runamuck. One of his most beloved … Read more

Clark Mills Tornado: A Community in Mourning On June 22, 2025, an EF-1 tornado tore through Clark Mills, New York, cutting a 2.4-mile path with winds up to 105 mph. Homes were destroyed, trees uprooted, and three lives lost, leaving the small town grieving Among the victims were six-year-old twin sisters, Emily and Kenni Bisson, … Read more

When my dad passed, he left me our family home. It was his way of making sure I’d always have stability. Mom and my brother Tyler weren’t happy about the will, but I thought time would heal the resentment. Instead, things only got worse. One afternoon, Tyler and his wife Gwen showed up with their … Read more

My brother Scott worked part-time for nearly two years, saving every crumpled bill and worn-out dollar for his graduation car. At just 17, he had more drive, patience, and pride than most adults. That car wasn’t just transportation to him—it was freedom, proof that hard work pays off. But then came Steve, our stepfather. One … Read more

One crisp autumn afternoon, I rushed into the road to save a little girl from an oncoming car. Her name was Evie, and she clung to me tightly, tears soaking my jacket. Grateful, she led me to her grandmother’s mansion—a place so grand it felt like stepping into another world of chandeliers, portraits, and silence … Read more

At a recent family dinner, my brother announced that since he had children, he and his wife would inherit everything from our parents. I asked my mother if it was true. Her blunt reply cut deep: “What’s the point of passing things to you? You’re a dead end.” I didn’t argue. Instead, I quietly slid … Read more

A Philadelphia Bar’s Patriotic Sign Sparks Debate Over Values and Identity Originally making headlines in June 2018, this story centers around a visit by journalist Victor Fiorillo to the Old Philadelphia Bar, a longtime local watering hole. What first caught his attention wasn’t the beer list but a bold sign in the window: “If you’re … Read more

JOKE OF THE DAY: A man suspects his wife is cheating, so he comes home early. She greets him in a bathrobe, looking flustered. “Where is he?” the husband demands. She denies everything, but he storms through the house searching. On the second floor, he looks out the window and spots a man sitting in … Read more

When my friend Mia set me up with her boyfriend’s friend Eric, she promised he was the kind of man every woman wanted. On our first date, he arrived with roses, gifted me a keychain, and treated me like a gentleman—pulling out my chair, making me laugh, and paying for dinner. I left thinking it … Read more

Optical illusions are rarely what they seem. At first glance, an image may appear simple, but a closer look often reveals a trick. One puzzle trending online looks like a swirling spiral meant to draw the eye in. Look again, and the twist appears—it isn’t a spiral at all, but a series of concentric circles … Read more