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Oct 11 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrities Sharing Their Queer Identities in 2024

In 2024, several celebrities have chosen to be open about their queer identities. This includes Sophia Bush, who got candid in a Glamour magazine interview, revealing she identifies as a queer woman and is in a relationship with soccer player Ashlyn Harris. "The word that best defines it is queer,"

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Oct 10 2024POLITICS

Flags and Faith: A Tale of Change in Hamtramck

Hamtramck, a small city in Michigan, is known for its diversity. It's home to many immigrants from Yemen and Bangladesh, and you can see this in the many international flags that fly along Campau Avenue. But in 2022, things changed. A new pride flag, celebrating LGBTQ+ rights, was added to the mix.

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Conservative Activist on Leave After Adult Film Reports Surface

Corey DeAngelis, a prominent school-choice advocate and frequent Fox News guest, has been put on leave by his conservative nonprofit employer. The American Federation for Children took this action after reports emerged that DeAngelis had appeared in gay pornography videos under the name "Seth Rose."

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Oct 07 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The ‘80s Icons We Lost in 2024: A Generation’s Sorrow

For kids who grew up in the ‘80s, 2024 was a tough year. It felt like we lost a part of our childhood as one celebrity after another passed away. Some might call them legends or icons, and they certainly made a big impact on film, TV, and broadcasting. One death that hit hard was someone from the T

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

Goodbye to The Continental: A Saugus Favorite Closes After 72 Years

The beloved restaurant, The Continental in Saugus, is saying goodbye after a remarkable run of over seven decades. Known for its mouth-watering steak and seafood dishes, as well as its famous popovers, the eatery has been a staple on Route 1 north of Boston since 1948. The family that owns the resta

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Senators Back African Trade Deal as China Competition Heats Up

The Senate Finance Committee met recently to discuss extending two important trade programs: the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) and the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP). These programs help remove trade barriers for African goods coming into the U.S. AGOA is due to expire next year

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Oct 07 2024OPINION

Why Banning Books Hurts More Than Helps

Banning books seems like a serious business, but is it really helping anyone? Some people think it's a way to protect kids from "bad" stuff. But let's look at the real effects. When a book gets banned, it can actually boost sales and make authors proud. But for authors of kids' books, it's not a goo

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

Sweet Treats Invade Downtown Elgin: Crepes and More on the Menu!

In downtown Elgin, a new dessert haven called Stop n Dip has just opened its doors. This isn't your ordinary ice cream shop—it's offering a unique mix of crepes, fruit kabobs, and gelato that's catching everyone's attention. Co-owners Mohanned Alali and Belal Baninaser decided to bring something fre

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Discussing Political Divides: A Conversation with a Gay Conservative

In a recent conversation, Guggenheim, who identifies as left of center politically, expressed his concerns about the progressive movement's approach to inclusivity. He feels that some progressives are silencing alternative views within the LGBTQIA+ community, including his own. Guggenheim is critica

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Oct 03 2024CRIME

Hate Crime in Queens: A Pink Pants Protest

A disturbing event unfolded at a Queens sports bar recently. A man, sporting pink pants and a black T-shirt, ripped down an LGBTQ pride flag. This was more than just property damage; it struck fear into the hearts of those who saw it as a personal assault on their identity. The suspect, a white man

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