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Washington's Tourism Takes a Hit Amid Federal Takeover

Washington DC, USAWed Sep 10 2025

Federal agents, checkpoints, and tanks on the streets are deterring tourists from visiting Washington, D.C. Elliot Ferguson, CEO of Destination DC, notes that people are concerned about the city's atmosphere. Despite past crises like 9/11 and government shutdowns, the current situation is unique. President Trump claims crime is high, but statistics show a 26% decrease. The 30-day emergency order has ended, yet federal agents remain.

Taylor Frankie Paul to Lead "The Bachelorette" Season 22

Taylor Frankie Paul, star of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," will lead season 22 of "The Bachelorette." She is the first bachelorette who wasn't a contestant on "The Bachelor." Paul, who divorced her husband after a scandal, shares three kids with two different partners. She will also join "Dancing with the Stars."

Bare Home's Clean Classic Mattress for Cooler Nights

Fall is here, and Bare Home's Clean Classic Mattress offers eco-friendly cooling and back support. It's affordable, with discounts and a 100-day trial. They also offer silky bamboo sheets to complement the mattress.

Zookeeper Tragically Eaten by Lions in Thailand

A zookeeper in Thailand was tragically eaten by lions. Witnesses say he stood still, waiting for the lions to approach. Authorities took 15 minutes to arrive, raising questions about the park's safety rules.

Kirsten Dunst Rules Out "Bring It On" Reboot

Kirsten Dunst, now 43, has no interest in a "Bring It On" reboot. She told Entertainment Tonight she's happy leaving the movie as it is. Dunst, who has two sons, wants to do something her kids would enjoy.

Red Light Therapy for Hair Loss

Red light therapy is gaining attention for fighting hair loss. Hairmax’s new Lumina 272 helmet offers a quick seven-minute treatment. It’s FDA-cleared and comes with a discount.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Faces Backlash Over Anti-Vaccine Stance

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing backlash for his anti-vaccine stance. A survey found most people don’t believe his policies are science-based. Many are worried about future vaccine access.

Apple's New iPhones Disappoint Investors

Apple’s new iPhones didn’t wow investors. Stocks dropped as people were underwhelmed by the lack of AI advancements. The iPhone 17 Air is thinner but lacks innovation.

American Influencer in Trouble for Wrestling Crocodiles

An American influencer in Australia is in hot water for wrestling crocodiles. Bob Irwin, Steve Irwin’s father, called for stricter laws against reckless wildlife interactions.

Hulk Hogan Cuts Daughter Out of Will

Hulk Hogan left his entire estate to his son, cutting out his daughter Brooke. The wrestling legend’s widow is considering a lawsuit over his recent neck surgery.

Remarkable's Paper Pro Move for Distraction-Free Note-Taking

Remarkable’s new Paper Pro Move offers a distraction-free note-taking experience. It’s small, portable, and converts handwritten notes to text.

Trump Pushes Tariffs on Indian and Chinese Goods

President Trump is pushing for tariffs on Indian and Chinese goods to pressure them into stopping Russian oil purchases. The move aims to cut off Russia’s funding for the war in Ukraine.

Uber Teams Up with Blade for Helicopter Rides by 2026

Uber is teaming up with Blade to offer helicopter rides by 2026. The partnership follows Joby’s acquisition of Blade and aims to introduce electric air taxis in the future.

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    Would Robert F. Kennedy Jr. approve of a vaccine for common sense, or is that too much of a stretch?
    Are the changes to vaccine recommendations by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. part of a larger agenda to control the population?
    How does the 26 percent reduction in violent crime in Washington D.C. contradict President Trump's justification for federal control?

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