Federal Lands: A Surprising Solution to the Housing Crisis
Mar, 18 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Federal Lands: A Surprising Solution to the Housing Crisis

The Trump administration proposes using federal lands for affordable housing, facing criticism over urban needs and environmental concerns. With a task force involving HUD and DOI, this initiative seeks to repurpose underutilized land, especially in rural areas, despite challenges like terrain limitations and bureaucratic hurdles.

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Ralph Fiennes Reflects on His Journey with 'Harry Potter' and Thoughts on Directing Retirement
Mar, 17 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Ralph Fiennes Reflects on His Journey with 'Harry Potter' and Thoughts on Directing Retirement

Ralph Fiennes admits his initial disdain for *Harry Potter* was due to unfounded snobbery, but credits his sister for convincing him to play Voldemort—a role that became iconic. He's now contemplating retirement from directing to focus on acting but is interested in a TV series reboot with Cillian Murphy taking on his former role.

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Magic Fan's Bold Antics at Cavaliers Game Stirs Buzz
Mar, 17 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Magic Fan's Bold Antics at Cavaliers Game Stirs Buzz

A self-proclaimed Orlando Magic fan stirred buzz by pulling a prank at a Cavaliers playoff game. Filmed at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, he interacted with Cavaliers fans while clad in Magic attire. This fan isn't the only source of trolling; Cavaliers' Donovan Mitchell has also engaged in similar fun, notably teasing Celtics' Jaylen Brown and defending a teammate online.

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Monster Storm Wreaks Havoc with Wind, Wildfires, and Tornadoes Across U.S.
Mar, 16 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Monster Storm Wreaks Havoc with Wind, Wildfires, and Tornadoes Across U.S.

A powerful storm in March 2025 devastated multiple U.S. states, causing over 32 deaths. Missouri was hardest hit by tornadoes, while Oklahoma faced massive wildfires. Texas saw dust storm-related crashes. Extreme conditions led to power outages, evacuations, and emergencies across affected areas.

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Alabama Faces Severe Weather: Storms and Tornado Threats Loom
Mar, 16 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Alabama Faces Severe Weather: Storms and Tornado Threats Loom

Alabama is bracing for severe weather as a new system brings storms and tornado risks. After mild conditions, two weather rounds will hit: an enhanced threat today and a critical phase during the weekend. Residents should prepare for long-track tornadoes, strong winds, and large hail, especially in central areas. Sunny skies return briefly before potential midweek rain.

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Capture the Magic of a Blood Moon: Stunning Photos of the 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse
Mar, 15 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Capture the Magic of a Blood Moon: Stunning Photos of the 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse

On March 14, 2025, the 'Blood Worm Moon' captivated skywatchers worldwide, as the first U.S.-visible total lunar eclipse since 2022 unfolded. The event showcased a deep red moon, offering photographers unique opportunities to capture its beauty against iconic backdrops. The next chance to witness such an event will be in September 2025, mainly across Asia and Australia.

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Catch the Mesmerizing 'Blood Moon' Lunar Eclipse Tonight: No Telescope Required
Mar, 15 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Catch the Mesmerizing 'Blood Moon' Lunar Eclipse Tonight: No Telescope Required

On March 13-14, 2025, parts of the Western Hemisphere can witness a stunning blood moon. This lunar eclipse paints the Moon a reddish hue due to Earth's atmosphere filtering sunlight. Totality lasts from 2:26 to 3:32 a.m. ET. No telescope is needed, but binoculars enhance the view. The next spectacle is in 2026.

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Vancouver Man in Legal Trouble for Racial Slur on Car Linked to Young African American Boy
Mar, 14 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Vancouver Man in Legal Trouble for Racial Slur on Car Linked to Young African American Boy

A Vancouver resident is charged with bias crime for etching a racial slur into his neighbor's car, targeting a young African American boy. The incident has been a source of fear for the victim's family, who are now seeking help to relocate. This case highlights Washington's initiative on hate crimes as it rolls out a hotline pilot program.

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PGA Tour Considers Major Changes: Smaller Tournaments and Fewer Exemptions
Mar, 14 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

PGA Tour Considers Major Changes: Smaller Tournaments and Fewer Exemptions

The PGA Tour plans a structural overhaul, eyeing smaller tournament fields, reduced sponsor exemptions, and fewer Korn Ferry Tour graduate cards. Aimed at enhancing fairness and improving competition, these changes could debut in 2026 if approved, marking a shift towards a performance-driven framework.

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Senate Democrats Stand Firm Against House GOP's Spending Proposal
Mar, 13 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Senate Democrats Stand Firm Against House GOP's Spending Proposal

Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, oppose the House GOP spending bill, criticizing the lack of Democratic input in its drafting. With a government shutdown looming, Schumer calls for bipartisan cooperation to pass a short-term funding extension, as Republicans lack the necessary votes in the Senate to push the bill through against united Democratic opposition.

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