The longtime couple, who wed in 1998, revisited the story of their unforgettable Valentine’s Day proposal — one that began with a movie-inspired plan and ended with a moment straight out of a romantic comedy. Jeanette shared a heartfelt message on Instagram alongside a photo of the two smiling together at home: “Happy anniversary to … Read more
He was born on February 29, 1960, in El Paso, Texas — the youngest of five children in a hardworking immigrant family.
Though his early life appeared ordinary, it was shaped by hardship, instability, and fear. His father’s unpredictable temper and the family’s financial struggles created a tense home environment that left deep emotional marks. As a child, he also suffered several head injuries, which doctors later suggested may have affected his behavior and impulse control. During … Read more
Steve Doocy’s longest-running relationship isn’t with Fox News — it’s with his wife, Kathy Gerrity Doocy.
The Fox & Friends co-host has spent nearly three decades on television, but his marriage, which has lasted almost four, is the true foundation of his life. The couple, who tied the knot in 1986, have built a life full of laughter, resilience, and love — one that has endured through career highs, family milestones, … Read more
A Rare Thrift Store TreasureA small, gold-colored charm shaped like a lantern recently caught attention online.
Measuring about an inch long, it features a crystal center and a 14K stamp on the bottom. The base is magnetic, the top is not, and the bottom clicks into place. This vintage piece isn’t just decorative—its switch and crystal suggest it’s a functional mechanical charm, reflecting a fascinating era of jewelry design. Mid-Century Mechanical … Read more
The Supreme Court permitted the government to freeze more than $4 billion in foreign aid payments that President Trump moved to cancel last month through a rare “pocket rescission.”
In a 6-3 decision, the justices granted the Trump administration’s emergency appeal, halting a Sept. 3 lower court ruling that had ordered the previously appropriated funds to be released. “This is a massive victory in restoring the President’s authority to implement his policies,” a spokesperson for the White House Office of Management and Budget told … Read more
Missouri Democratic Rep. Bill Clay Sr., the first black congressman from the state, died on Thursday after serving 32 years in the U.S. House. He was 94.