The University of Virginia has agreed to abide by White House guidance forbidding discrimination in admissions and hiring, becoming the latest campus to strike a deal with the Trump administration as the college tries to pause months of scrutiny.

A bill unveiled Wednesday by Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., aims to end foreign spending on U.S. ballot initiatives, the Daily Caller reported.

Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a stopgap funding measure for the 12th time, ensuring the government shutdown will enter its 23rd day.

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee for New York City mayor, remains defiant as ever about his refusal to drop out of the race.

A majority of voters in swing districts say they want Congress to extend the Obamacare tax credits and would be disinclined to vote for a lawmaker who lets the subsidies expire, according to a new McLaughlin & Associates poll published Wednesday.

Former President Barack Obama joined California Gov. Gavin Newsom to urge support for a controversial Democrat-led redistricting initiative that could give the party new congressional advantages.

Reba McEntire marked her 70th birthday this year and made one thing clear: she is not planning to step away anytime soon. When asked whether she planned to slow down, McEntire said she did not know when Reba McEntire might retire. She even joked it could be in 20 years. That frank reply underscored how little she wants retirement to define the next phase of her life. Her comments echo a simple philosophy: keep doing what brings joy until it no longer does. Fans who wonder when Reba McEntire will retire will be reassured by her energy; she remains busy on multiple projects and says she will “know when it’s time” to step back. Reba McEntire Reflects On Conversation With Dolly Parton Reba Mcentire/ImageCollect McEntire recalled a long-ago talk with Dolly Parton about retirement. The two discussed the subject “an awful lot” during Parton’s guest turn on McEntire’s sitcom. Parton asked, rhetorically, why anyone would stop doing work that made them so happy—a view McEntire wholeheartedly shares. That memory helps explain why the question of when Reba McEntire will retire still feels hypothetical. According to Rolling Stone, McEntire’s outlook mirrors her friend’s: slow down if needed, but do not quit a craft you love. She prefers to let instinct guide her decisions instead of setting a fixed retirement date. A Career That Keeps Her On Stage Reba McEntire/Instagram Right now, McEntire shows no sign of winding down. She is serving a fourth stint as a coach on The Voice and readies season two of her sitcom, Happy’s Place. Earlier this year she hosted the ACM Awards for the 18th time and performed a medley celebrating decades of country music. Given that schedule, it’s no surprise fans ask when Reba McEntire will retire—and why she answers with a laugh. Reba McEntire/ImageCollect Her willingness to keep working demonstrates how passion can outlast age. If she does wait two decades, she’ll still be doing so on her own terms—which, to her, is the whole point of deciding when to retire. Next up: 60-Year-Old Elizabeth Hurley Stuns In New Leopard-Print Swimsuits The post Reba McEntire Shares Her Plans For Retirement, And It’s A Long Way Off appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

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