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Somebody believed in a homeless kid once. That kid was me.
Ariana Rodriguez went from foster care to homelessness as a teenager, and then to the Miss America stage.
I’ve heard a lot of speeches. This one stuck.
I like this! Great job @TheRealJeffRuby and great work by Coach @CoachWillStein
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🦋 A little time capsule… Dolly in 1981. ❤️
Already a superstar, with thousands of songs, countless awards and her first movie, “9 to 5,” behind her…
She takes us through her childhood and her journey to Nashville — but the real revelation is the five-year plan she had to become a Hollywood star. ⭐️
Six minutes of Dolly, exactly as she was then. ✨
🔊 The original audio is rough in places, but stick with it.
📺 ABC’s 20/20 — 1981
🎙️ Thomas Hoving
📍 Nashville / Hollywood
"I can hear you. The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon."
25 years ago, President George W. Bush gave his famous "I can hear you" speech at Ground Zero, just three days after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
With one arm around retired FDNY firefighter Bob Beckwith and a bullhorn in the other, Bush thanked the rescue and recovery workers.
"America today is on bended knee in prayer for the people whose lives were lost here, for the workers who work here, for the families who mourn."
"This nation stands with the good people of New York City, and New Jersey, and Connecticut, as we mourn the loss of thousands of our citizens."
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25 years ago at 8:46 a.m., the first plane hit the North Tower of the World Trade Center. The second plane struck the South Tower 17 minutes later at 9:03 a.m. Nearly 3,000 people were killed that day in New York City, at the Pentagon, and on the four planes that were hijacked—fathers, mothers, children, grandparents, first responders, members of law enforcement and the military. Our nation and this world have never been the same.
I was at Ground Zero in the aftermath, and it’s impossible to describe the tremendous amount of pain that I witnessed. President George W. Bush declared a National Day of Prayer and Remembrance and asked my father @BillyGraham to address the country from the National Cathedral. During that service, my father said, "We’ve always needed God from the very beginning of this nation. But today we need Him especially. We’re involved in a new kind of warfare. And we need the help of the Spirit of God." Just as America needed the help of God then, we still need His help today. My prayer for our nation is that we will continue to turn to the God of Heaven who has brought us to this day and sustained us every step of the way. #NeverForget
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This week lies heavy as 9/11 approaches knowing people are losing touch with it. Please keep the victims, their families and friends, the first responders, and those who answered the call of duty in your thoughts and prayers. Never forget. 🇺🇸
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Dolly Parton casually dropping that writing songs for Emmylou Harris bought her a bank account, but Whitney Houston bought her the whole bank 💰 iconic legacy!
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The voters have spoken, and we have a winner: Ryker Asher of Bush Elementary School in Laurel County. Congrats Ryker! (I know how good it feels to get the most votes of any candidate statewide.) – at Frankfort, KY
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Dolly Parton introduces her old boyfriend from her Sevier County High School Class of ’64😅 (1987)
With people in the room like @AmyWickliffe and @ItsShermanBrown it was a no brainer for @bgrealtorsky to partner with @CommerceLex and @mssgov and others to be a part of Lead Where You Live. Really smart people to learn from!!!
Thanks to @CommerceLex for having us today at the Lead Where You Live candidate training! @AmyWickliffe and @ItsShermanBrown shared their insights and expertise with a great group of individuals learning what it takes to run for local office.
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Country music legend Dolly Parton, left a lasting legacy not just in music but also through her impactful philanthropic spirit as a quiet champion for housing. Read more: rltor.cm/o5E9Pj
TIME’s new cover: Dolly Parton, the beloved country-music superstar, died in Nashville at 80.
Known for writing about the lives of working-class people in more than 3,000 recorded songs and later giving away nearly 300 million books to children around the world, Parton’s life was a true Cinderella story. time.com/article/2026/08/25/…
































