Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Khloé Kardashian confesses her cats underwent widely-banned surgery: ‘I was really misadvised’
Khloé Kardashian revealed she got her two cats declawed after being “really misadvised.” “I was really misadvised about getting my cats declawed. I’ve never owned cats before. I didn’t even know that was a thing,” she explained on Wednesday’s episode of her “Khloé In Wonder Land” podcast. “I feel really, really terrible that I did…
Read MoreDeveloper plans dozens of condos at site of Old West Austin's Nau's Enfield Drug
Zydeco Development Corp. is planning to redevelop the site of the former Nau’s Enfield Drug in Old West Austin with a 98,553-square-foot mixed-use development called The Westlyn, which will include 27 condo units and retail space. Source link
Read MoreUK Radio Station Apologizes For Mistakenly Announcing King Charles III’s Death
King Charles III is doing just fine. After the U.K. station Radio Caroline mistakenly announced the 77-year-old’s death May 19, station manager Peter Moore issued an official apology. “Due to a computer error at our main studio,” the May 20 Facebook statement began, “the Death of a Monarch procedure, which all UK stations hold in…
Read MoreRude passenger repeatedly slams seat back into too-tall man behind him: ‘An absolute psycho’
Nothing worse than a backseat pile-driver. A United Airlines passenger has been labeled a “psycho” after body slamming his seat for the entire flight because a tall man behind him allegedly prevented him from reclining. A video of his in-flight meltdown is currently going viral on Reddit. According to the post, uploaded by a fly-witness,…
Read MoreThe Historic American Bars That Have Seen It All
On the night of December 4, 1783, nine days after the British finally cleared out of New York, George Washington walked up a staircase on Pearl Street into a low-ceilinged room above a tavern, and told the men who had won him a country goodbye. He embraced each officer, walked out to the Battery and…
Read MoreHow a Texas laboratory identifies human remains to help solve cold cases
Inside a laboratory in North Texas, forensic experts are working with bones and DNA, analyzing skeletal remains and trying to help criminal investigators identify missing persons, crime victims and people who died in disasters. Source link
Read MoreGas prices top $4 in every state
Gas is over $4 in every U.S. state for the first time since the war in Iran began. Source link
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth was eager for disgraced ex-Prince Andrew to become trade envoy, documents show
Documents show Queen Elizabeth II was “very keen” that the former Prince Andrew be given the job of UK trade envoy. The U.K. government on Thursday released the confidential papers related to Andrew’s appointment, just months after lawmakers accused the king’s brother of putting his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein ahead of the nation. “The Queen is very…
Read MoreCAMPO announces executive director retires
Ashby Johnson, executive director of Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization will retire June 30. Source link
Read MoreHow Hint App uses symbolic systems to help users process emotional complexity
New York Post newsroom and editorial staff were not involved in the creation of this content. Therapy and broader discussions surrounding mental and emotional health have become more socially acceptable in the past decade, and this development is ultimately for the best. Ironically, however, phenomena like “therapy-speak” are now pushing the issue of emotional literacy…
Read MoreTrader Joe’s expands with 25 new stores across 14 states — including 2 in NY
Trader Joe’s is expanding its footprint with 25 new locations across 14 states, adding to its previously announced growth pipeline, the company said. The popular California-based grocery chain announced Wednesday that nine additional stores are now in development, bringing the total slate of upcoming openings to more than two dozen. All locations have been identified, though opening…
Read MoreArizona college president booed after AI bot malfunctions, skips graduates names
An Arizona college president was met with boos from infuriated students after an artificial intelligence bot used to read graduates’ names malfunctioned, which meant dozens were skipped. Scores of Glendale Community College students missed out on their moment inside the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Ariz., on Friday when they trooped across the stage to…
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