The Carolina Jr. Hurricanes are heading home with the trophy in hand as your 2026 @ChipotleTweets-USA Hockey Youth Tier II 18U 1A National Champions! #USAHNationals game recap: usah.info/5c6wy44s

Maybe it's just a sign of our affluence and technological sophistication but the fact that so much brain power and money is being spent trying to 'solve' such meaningless problems as restaurant reservations is depressing. We used to send people to the moon.

Voting is the adult version of writing a letter to Santa Claus

JUST IN - EU President Ursula von der Leyen says that people's savings accounts are a problem and that she must put this money "to the service of European companies" says her plan to "securitize them" and "supervise them" They're coming for your savings, Europe.

This is too cute lol 😂

When this intro came on back in the day...man. I went spare as a kid. It was as if nothing else mattered.

Due to a mixup in the Ascension hospital pharmacy, FOUR patients received potassium instead of bupivicaine for epidurals before routine joint surgeries. At least one is now paralyzed. The worst error I’ve ever heard of. Hard to see how this could happen. newschannel5.com/news/newsch…

Social Security isn't a "Ponzi scheme." It's YOUR money. SAVE Social Security.

Vacation towns are about to get decimated. Start in the 1960s. Somebody's grandparents bought a place like this on a middle class income. One earner, a decent job, a cabin on the water. Their kids did a little better. Upper middle class, bigger house in the suburbs, and they bought a second home too. That was still normal. Then look at now. Today the median first time buyer is 40 years old, an all time high, and first timers down to 21% of the market, an all time low. People are hitting middle age before they close on a starter house, and plenty never do. So the chain breaks right here. Three generations in, the handoff stops. Now run it forward. The boomers own a staggering amount of this stuff, and over the next decade it will all come to market in the same window. Lake houses, beach cottages, ski condos, desert casitas. The heirs mostly don't want it. Insurance on anything near water, fire or hail has gone vertical. Property taxes reset on transfer in some states and just keep climbing in the others. The dues on a resort condo run like a car payment and half these towns have cracked down on short term rentals, so the "it pays for itself" math doesn't pencil anymore either. And an inherited house rarely stays inherited. Somebody always wants the money instead. So it gets listed. Usually right after probate clears. Massive inventory is coming. But buyers aren't. Get ready for these prices to go to rock bottom.