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‘Twisters’ Debuts On Streaming This Week

Nearly 30 years after Twister hit theaters, Universal heading back into the storm with Twisters. From Minari director Lee Isaac Chung, Twisters features an all-star cast that includes Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, Anthony Ramos, Kiernan Shipka, Brandon Perea, Sasha Lane, David Corenswet, and Katy O’Brien. Chasing the ‘Twisters’ Dream: A Meteorologist’s Take on the Movie and How it Can Inspire a New Generation According to Peacock, Twisters will debut on the streaming service on Friday, November 15. You must be a Peacock subscriber to watch Twisters on the streaming platform.Read More


Oklahoma City: America’s Unexpected Olympic Hub for 2028

In 2028, the Olympic spirit is heading to Oklahoma City, a city no stranger to hosting major sporting events. Remember the 1989 Olympic Festival, where a young gymnast named Shannon Miller wowed crowds and President Ronald Reagan himself kicked off the festivities? Now, OKC is stepping onto the world stage again, co-hosting two exciting Olympic sports for the LA28 Summer Games: canoe slalom and softball. Mayor David Holt assures us, “We’ve been preparing for this for six years, working hand-in-hand with LA28 and the City of Los Angeles. We’re readyRead More


Cut Costs and Sodium with Easy-to-Make Dried Beans

Whether you’re a vegetarian or meat eater, finding a place for beans in your diet is a healthy and tasty must. If you’re making the switch to more vegetarian and plant-based meals, chances are you’ve been adding more beans to your roster of regular dishes. That means you’ve likely been loading up your grocery cart with cans. Canned beans are convenient but let us show you how dried beans are a better alternative. Dried or canned, beans are nutritional all-stars. They’re known for being good sources of both dietary fiber andRead More


Trump Campaign May Have Exploited  Hacked Data to Spam Voters with Political Texts

Imagine this: A political campaign in Dallas gets hacked, and the attackers steal a list of phone numbers. These numbers belong to supporters who had signed up for updates and information. The hackers then sell this list to a rival campaign. Now, the rival campaign starts bombarding these supporters with spam texts, urging them to switch sides or donate money. The messages are relentless, coming in at all hours, and they look like they’re from the original campaign, causing confusion and frustration among the recipients. This scenario highlights the importance of cybersecurity in political campaigns and the need for supporters to be cautious about unsolicited messages. Always verify the source before clicking on any links or providing personal information. If you suspect a message is spam, report it and block the sender to protect yourself from potential scams. This may be the case with some voters who are now claiming that the Trump Campaign could’ve received hacked information and is spamming them. Getting spam texts, especially political ones, can be a real headache. You never know who is truly behind the mask whether it could be Russia, China, or a stalker down the street. Here’s why you should never click on them: Spam texts often contain malicious links that can compromise your personal information or install harmful software on your device. Political spam texts can be particularly deceptive, as they may appear to come from legitimate sources but are actually designed to exploit your trust. To protect yourself, always delete these messages immediately. Never click on any links or provide personal information in response. If you receive a suspicious text, report it to your mobile carrier by forwarding it to 7726 (SPAM). Additionally, consider using your phone’s built-in spam filters to block unwanted messages. Getting bombarded with political texts can be super annoying, but there are ways to slow them down: These steps should help you regain some peace from those pesky political texts.


Halloween Decorations Push the Limits: When Do Skeletons Cross the Line?

Displaying “stripper skeletons” as part of your Halloween yard decor can definitely be controversial. While some people may find it humorous or in line with the spooky spirit of the holiday, others might consider it offensive, inappropriate, or too suggestive for a family-friendly neighborhood. The level of controversy often depends on how explicitly the skeletons are posed and accessorized. If you’re aiming for a spooky but tasteful display, here are a few tips: Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide what you’re comfortable with and what’s appropriate for your community.Read More