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Best cities for singles who are tired of dating apps
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Best cities for singles who are tired of dating apps

Finding love in 2025 is no small feat. With nearly half of Americans aged 15 and older unmarried—whether never married, divorced, or widowed—the search for meaningful connection has become both more expensive and more complex. Dating apps have transformed courtship into a digital marketplace, while inflation has turned simple dinner dates into budget-busting affairs. For...

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Trump faces his worst polling crisis since taking office

A new national survey has revealed troubling signs for President Trump’s political standing as the country approaches the crucial 2026 midterm elections. The comprehensive polling data paints a picture of growing voter dissatisfaction that could reshape the balance of power in Washington over the coming year. The NBC News poll shows Trump‘s overall approval rating...

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U.S. plans aggressive economic war against Putin’s regime

Treasury secretary signals unprecedented financial pressure campaign targeting Russian oil buyers The Biden administration is orchestrating what could become the most comprehensive economic assault on Russia since the Cold War, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealing plans for sweeping sanctions that would target any nation purchasing Russian petroleum products. The strategy represents a dramatic escalation...

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Detroit 2029: Each candidate’s vision of the future

The 2025 mayoral race in Detroit is not merely about who governs next. It’s a decision that may shape what the city becomes by the end of the decade. Each of the six official candidates offers a distinct roadmap for Detroit in 2029, with strategies aimed at transforming education, crime prevention, housing, economic growth, and...

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Senate passes No Tax on Tips Act for service workers

In a remarkable display of political unity, the Senate has unanimously approved the No Tax on Tips Act, a transformative piece of legislation designed to exempt gratuities from federal taxation. The bill, which now awaits House consideration before becoming law, has attracted support across party lines with notable endorsement from the Trump administration. The Tuesday...

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The economic impact of mass deportations on Los Angeles and Black communities

As the Trump administration prepares for a potential wave of mass deportations following the inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has voiced grave concerns about the economic repercussions for the city. Mayor Bass emphasized that the economy of Los Angeles, which relies heavily on its immigrant population, could face a severe...

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Star Parker: What Happened? What’s Next?

Two weeks ago, I wrote, “There seems to be only one thing about which all Americans agree … that something is very wrong in our nation.” My point then was that all the polling data has been pointing in one direction — Americans of all persuasions are not happy with what’s happening in and the...

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The top economic concerns of Black voters

This week on “The Hill with April Ryan,” Democratic pollster Terrance Woodbury, founder of HIT Strategies and a key surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, shared crucial insights into the economic concerns of Black voters as the 2024 election approaches. The economy: A top priority for voters Woodbury emphasized that the economy remains...