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Postmaster General Proposes Cuts to USPS Workforce and Budget In a significant move, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is planning to reduce the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) workforce by 10,000 employees. This decision aims to save billions from the postal service’s budget as it grapples with financial challenges, a letter to Congress revealed on Thursday. DeJoy’s initiative will involve collaboration with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to tackle key issues within the agency that currently operates on an annual budget of $78 billion. This step is seen as necessary as USPS has been struggling in recent years to maintain…

Stephen Curry has set yet another remarkable milestone in the realm of basketball, becoming the first player in the NBA to make over 4,000 three-pointers in his career. This achievement, reached during a game against the Sacramento Kings, is another feather in the cap of a player who has redefined what it means to be a shooter in the sport. Curry, who has played with the Golden State Warriors for 16 seasons, hit this historic shot during the third quarter of the game, showcasing a signature move that has become his trademark throughout his illustrious career. His performance in this…

Former Congressman Pete Hoekstra, who is President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the U.S. ambassador to Canada, made a clear statement during his Senate confirmation hearing. When asked by Senator Chris Coons if he believed Canada is a sovereign nation rather than America’s 51st state, Hoekstra affirmed, “Canada is a sovereign state, yes.” This response marks a slight divergence from Trump’s stance on Canada. President Trump has frequently suggested that Canada would be better off as part of the United States and has expressed frustration with what he believes is Canada taking advantage of the U.S. He referred to the…

A woman from Connecticut, Kimberly Sullivan, is facing serious accusations after allegedly keeping her stepson locked in a room for over 20 years. Sullivan, who is 56 years old, is now out of custody after posting a bail of $300,000. This decision came during a court appearance at the Waterbury Superior Court. The prosecution suggested that Sullivan should be placed on house arrest or required to wear an electronic monitoring device if she was released on bail. However, the judge did not impose these conditions. Sullivan will need to check in regularly with the authorities while out on bail, and…

The White House has put together a video showcasing Senate Democrats who have previously condemned government shutdowns as threats to democracy. Ironically, these same lawmakers are now considering rejecting a federal funding bill supported by former President Donald Trump, which aims to prevent an upcoming government shutdown. In past remarks, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts stated, “In a democracy, hostage tactics are the last resort for those who can’t win their battles through elections or in Congress.” Similarly, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed in 2019 that it was wrong to hold federal employees “hostage” by letting shutdowns interfere…

In a recent podcast appearance, actress Kat Dennings shared insights about her experiences on the new sitcom, Shifting Gears, in which she stars alongside Tim Allen. During the discussion on the Not Gonna Lie podcast, Dennings revealed how both she and Allen felt emotional during a significant scene they filmed together. “We were both a bit anxious about it,” Dennings explained. “The thought of crying on cue was daunting for us. But when I looked at Tim, it just happened; we both started crying, and it was genuine.” She noted that their emotional connection added depth to the first episode…

Ukrainian Forces Struggle Against Russian Offensive in Kursk Region Kyiv, Ukraine – As the situation intensifies in the ongoing conflict with Russia, Ukrainian forces find themselves grappling with significant losses in territory they previously captured. A notable push into the Russian region of Kursk in August provided a temporary morale boost for Ukraine, allowing them to seize approximately 1,300 square kilometers of land. However, as Russian military pressure mounts, Ukraine now retains control over just 30% of this territory after suffering defeats in key areas like the city of Sudzha. In recent months, the Ukrainian military has faced relentless attacks…

The United States is becoming less welcoming for European wines. Recently, President Donald Trump issued a warning about a potential 200% tariff on European wine, Champagne, and spirits. This comes in response to the European Union’s plan to implement a 50% tariff on American whiskey. Leaders in the wine industry are concerned that such a steep tariff could devastate the European wine market in the U.S. Ronnie Sanders, the CEO of Vine Street Imports in New Jersey, expressed doubt that consumers would be willing to pay significantly higher prices for their favorite European wines and Champagnes. He emphasized that most…

Spieth Looks to Regain Form at The Players Championship PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – Jordan Spieth had some plans after his first round at The Players Championship. Following an opening score of 70, he decided to head to the practice range to address his wayward drives. On a course that requires precise shots, he only found five fairways at TPC Sawgrass. However, Spieth managed to keep his round interesting by chipping in two eagles, giving him a strong start at a tournament that has often troubled him. “I’ve been driving the ball well for the last six weeks,” Spieth commented…

Damon LaSalle is a standout figure at New Jersey City University, where he keeps the athletic trainers busy with his commitment to college volleyball. At 40 years old, LaSalle faces daily reminders of the physical toll that such a sport can take on a body. He relies on regular appointments with chiropractors and acupuncturists, alongside frequent training room visits. LaSalle currently plays as a middle blocker for the Knights. Interestingly, most of his teammates weren’t even born when he first made headlines in Division III volleyball two decades ago. He previously dropped out of college due to academic issues just…