Trump bemoans his Time magazine cover. ‘The picture may be the Worst of All Time’ President Donald Trump isn’t happy with his latest Time magazine cover photo. The upcoming November 10 issue features a photo of Trump taken from a low angle, with sunlight creating a halo effect around his hair, making it appear blurred and blending into the light. The cover includes three headlines: “His Triumph,” “The Leader Israel Needed,” and “How Gaza Heals,” referencing the potential significance of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, which could be a hallmark of Trump’s second term. However, Trump took to Truth Social in the early hours of the morning, while…
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3 hospitalized in fire at home of South Carolina judge Diane Goodstein
A massive fire broke out at the waterfront home of South Carolina Judge Diane Goodstein on Edisto Island over the weekend, injuring three people, officials reported. The fire, which occurred on Saturday, October 4, completely engulfed the home, according to the South Carolina Judicial Branch. In response, local law enforcement has been alerted to provide extra patrols and security, while the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has been asked to assist with the investigation. South Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice John Kittredge has been informed of the incident. Three individuals were hospitalized, including one who had to be airlifted, said K.C. Campbell, public information officer for Colleton County Fire-Rescue, one…
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Trump-appointed judge blocks National Guard deployment to Portland, Oregon
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump from deploying 200 Oregon National Guard troops to the city of Portland, Oregon, in response to a lawsuit on Saturday, Oct. 4, according to Reuters and CNN. The ruling came from Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, who blocked the president from sending troops at least until October 18, stating there was no evidence that recent protests had escalated to the level of a rebellion or seriously interfered with law enforcement. “The President’s determination was simply untethered to the facts,” Immergut wrote. The White House said it would appeal. Oregon’s Democratic Attorney General, Dan Rayfield, filed a lawsuit on September 28, just…
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Bans on this landscaping tool continue to spread across the US.
As fall arrives, with its falling leaves, many cities and states are cracking down on gas-powered leaf blowers. Over 200 local jurisdictions and several states have already banned or restricted their use, encouraging people to switch to electric alternatives. This shift is driven by environmental concerns, as gas-powered blowers contribute to noise pollution and air quality issues. The movement is gaining traction. Arlington County, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C., is considering a year-round ban on these machines. Meanwhile, in New York, a bipartisan bill that would offer rebates for electric lawn equipment passed the state Senate. Although it didn’t make it through the Assembly before the legislative session ended, supporters…