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12/11/2025

Our interpretations say as much about us as they do about the moment in front of us. If we’re serious about bridging divides, it starts with curiosity—about our own assumptions and about the experiences that lead someone else to see the world another way.

12/11/2025

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11/29/2025

President Donald Trump said on Friday that any document signed by former President Joe Biden using an autopen "is hereby terminated."

It is unclear which orders Trump is referencing and how he is making those determinations. https://abc7.la/4paPqWq

11/29/2025

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11/29/2025

🎉 TODAY’S THE DAY! Shop Local Saturday starts at 9am with Santa at Mammy’s Kitchen and continues with giveaways, trolley rides, gingerbread fun, and more! Let’s celebrate and support our small businesses!

11/28/2025

Astronomy has just taken a giant leap forward. For the first time, the largest camera ever built for exploring the universe has revealed its inaugural image, and it is absolutely breathtaking. This technological marvel has been designed to capture the cosmos in unprecedented detail, allowing scientists to see deeper, clearer, and wider than ever before. The level of precision and clarity in this single image is unlike anything humanity has experienced in the history of space exploration.

The camera can detect faint light from the most distant galaxies, mapping stars, nebulae, and cosmic structures with incredible accuracy. In its first glimpse, astronomers can observe patterns and details that were previously hidden, offering clues about the evolution of the universe, dark matter, and mysterious cosmic phenomena. Every speck of light in this image tells a story billions of years old, and the camera has unlocked a new way to read those stories.

What makes this moment so thrilling is the combination of sheer scale and sensitivity. The camera’s enormous size allows it to gather far more light than any previous instrument, while its advanced sensors provide unmatched resolution. It is a glimpse into the future of astronomy, where scientists will be able to detect even the faintest galaxies, track the movement of stars, and possibly discover entirely new cosmic events that challenge our understanding of space.

This first image is not just a scientific achievement; it is a reminder of humanity’s ability to dream big and build tools that expand our knowledge of the universe. It shows the power of collaboration, innovation, and curiosity, proving that the cosmos is always ready to astonish us. The possibilities unlocked by this camera are limitless, and every image it captures will be a new window into the mysteries of space.