Month: December 2025

Chicken salad is a classic side dish that you can find at just about any picnic, backyard barbecue, or game day get-together, but you don’t generally find too many variations on the classic version. Now, we love chicken salad just as much as the next person, but we decided it needed to have some new […]

Bullying remains a painful reality for many children, and the emotional and physical toll it takes can be devastating. One recent story out of Michigan highlights both the harshness of this issue and the unexpected kindness of strangers who stepped in to help. When 7-year-old Ashley Wastakiewicz became the target of relentless bullying in her […]

Diane Keaton’s cause of death was revealed after her friends opened up about the actress’s final moments. On October 11, news broke that the Oscar winner had died at age 79 but offered limited details about how she died. Now, details are emerging about Keaton’s final days. Longtime friend Carole Bayer Sager told People that […]

After 75 long years, a U.S. Army Korean War veteran has returned home to Milbridge, Maine. The solemn homecoming of Cpl. Oscar Linwood Sprague, whose remains were recently identified after decades of uncertainty, brought together family, veterans, and local residents in a moving tribute to a life lost but never forgotten. This powerful story of […]

Motorcyclists parading with American flags and a dog. Photo creation assisted by A.I. In a powerful display of unity and compassion, hundreds of bikers gathered in South Bend, Indiana, to honor the final wish of a terminally ill veteran. Jon Stanley, a lifelong motorcycle enthusiast and proud veteran, had one last request: to hear the […]

A playoff crowd in Milwaukee turned quiet when a Dodgers rally began. That’s when a Brewers fan, identified by local outlets as Shannon Kobylarczyk, fired a taunt at Ricardo Fosado: “Let’s call ICE.” Fosado, a U.S. citizen and Navy veteran who served in two wars, recorded the exchange at American Family Field during Game 2 […]

In a moving act of dedication and remembrance, U.S. Coast Guard veteran Michael Downey has been honored by the City of Montgomery for his efforts to preserve the legacy of fellow servicemembers at Hopewell Cemetery. His service did not end with his military career—instead, it evolved into a deeply personal mission to restore dignity to […]

The U.S. Coast Guard recently commissioned its newest Fast Response Cutter (FRC), the USCGC Earl Cunningham (WPC 1159), during a formal ceremony in Kodiak, Alaska. This milestone marks a significant addition to the Coast Guard’s operational fleet and strengthens its presence across the maritime regions of Alaska. Named in honor of a decorated Army and […]

On a warm August afternoon in Manson, Washington, a heartfelt ceremony unfolded at the Vista del Lago clubhouse. Surrounded by family, friends, and fellow veterans, U.S. Navy veteran Brian Thompson was honored with a Quilt of Valor—a handcrafted tribute to his military service and sacrifice. The event, hosted by the Lake Chelan Valley chapter of […]