NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Nearly two months after President Doanld Trump proclaimed Washington, D.C. would launch the “LARGEST FIREWORKS SHOW IN HISTORY,” Guinness World Records confirmed it this week.”The largest firework display consists of 840,537 fireworks, and was achieved by Freedom 250 and Pyrotecnico, Inc (both…
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She thinks their pledges should start using some Pledge. A Long Island mom went viral this week for her reaction to the skanky state of her son’s fraternity house. Lori DiBisceglie Massaro of Albertson moved her son Will into the Phi Kappa Sigma house at the University of Delaware on Thursday — and quickly realized the raunchy residence was not like what she’s seen on TV. “When we got there, the outside didn’t look bad. Then…
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The man who admitted to sparking the deadly Gann Fire in Northern California once served as an inmate firefighter. Herbert Wayne Smith, 65, worked as firefighter more than two decades ago while doing time at a California work camp, KCRA reported. Twisted irony of firebug who sparked deadly California wildfire.…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Senate Democrats blocked a key component of the SAVE America Act that, in the past, they have supported.During the wee hours of Saturday morning, Senate Republicans tried and failed to get Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and his colleagues to back…
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Demand for US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rebounded sharply this week, signaling renewed investor appetite after months of uneven flows, even as uncertainty persists around digital asset regulation and the security of crypto self-custody.On Saturday, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the spot funds attracted roughly $1 billion in…
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The year was 1990. The Berlin Wall had fallen. The Gulf War had begun. Nirvana was on their first major tour. And something called the internet was creeping from university campuses into bulky home computers. If you remember that moment in time, you also remember MTV, the pop culture juggernaut…
