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Mitch McConnell, the “Bluegrass Bulldog,” announced he will not seek reelection, ending a nearly four-decade political journey. At 83, McConnell leaves behind a legacy marked by strategic brilliance and unwavering resolve as a seven-time elected senator from Kentucky. Despite stepping down from

The New Orleans Saints have appointed Doug Nussmeier as their new offensive coordinator. Nussmeier brings a wealth of experience from teams like the Cowboys, Chargers, and Eagles, and strengthens a longstanding partnership with head coach Kellen Moore. At 54, Nussmeier combines experience

“Millers in Marriage” explores the complex interplay between wealth and midlife crises among three privileged siblings. Andy, a painter, confronts romantic dilemmas and inner turmoil, torn between two vastly different women. Maggie, a successful author, struggles with a silent marriage as her

CPAC is unfolding in the nation’s capital, drawing ardent supporters of President Donald Trump. The event serves as a rallying point for discussions on the nation’s future and celebrating recent political triumphs. Enthusiasm is high, with attendees from diverse backgrounds united by

Rumors suggest the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) may face significant workforce layoffs, potentially impacting the housing market. The FHA is crucial for underwriting over $1.3 trillion in mortgages, predominantly helping first-time homebuyers and low-income families. Despite government denials, concerns persist about the