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Trump Denies That He ‘Reached Out to Iran’ for Peace Talks
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Trump Denies That He ‘Reached Out to Iran’ for Peace Talks

President Donald Trump on June 17 said that he has not attempted to speak to Iranian officials for peace talks, denying reports that say otherwise.In a Truth Social post, the president said that it’s…
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Too Good to Check: Khamenei's 19th Nervous Breakdown?
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Too Good to Check: Khamenei's 19th Nervous Breakdown?

Here's a piece of advice learned the hard way: Be careful about war-time rumors, even the ones that fit your preferred narrative. Maybe especially those that fit your preferred narrative. Advertisement…
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Senate ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Overhaul Rattles GOP
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Senate ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Overhaul Rattles GOP

It will not be easy to pass the “big, beautiful” budget reconciliation bill by the July 4 deadline Senate leadership is eyeing. On Monday, the Senate Finance Committee—which handles matters…
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Josh Waller of the Israel Guys: “This is a Miracle of God Right at the Right Time!”
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Josh Waller of the Israel Guys: “This is a Miracle of God Right at the Right Time!”

[embedded content] Speaking from the hills of Samaria, American Christian Zionist org HaYovel spokesman Josh Waller of The Israel Guys updates us on the latest from the Holy Land, and compares the current…
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JUST IN: Kash Patel Thwarts Assassination Threat Against Trump, Implicates Comey
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JUST IN: Kash Patel Thwarts Assassination Threat Against Trump, Implicates Comey

Another individual has been arrested for planning to assassinate President Donald Trump, FBI Director Kash Patel announced on Tuesday. Authorities have charged Peter Stinson, a Virginia resident and former…
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The “Microbial Magic” That Happens When You Mulch Your Garden
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The “Microbial Magic” That Happens When You Mulch Your Garden

Old-Time Wisdom and Modern Tips for Nutrient-Rich Gardens In the rhythm of backyard gardening, few practices are as quietly powerful as mulching. Often dismissed as a cosmetic cover-up or weed suppressant, mulch is much more than ground dressing—it’s a climate shield, a soil enhancer, and a silent labor-saver. Whether you’re facing scorching heat or relentless rain, a smart mulching strategy can transform your garden’s resilience, nutrient density, and overall productivity. And while many gardeners rely on bark chips or straw as their go-to, there are time-tested, even unconventional methods that go beyond the basics. A Shield from Both Wet and Dry Weather In dry weather, mulch acts like a breathable blanket. It insulates the soil from the sun’s harsh rays, reducing evaporation and keeping the root zone cooler. This matters more than many realize, especially in July and August when garden stress can halt vegetable growth. Mulch slows wind erosion and surface drying, meaning fewer emergency watering sessions and less risk of plant shock. In wet conditions, mulch plays the opposite role—serving as a sponge and buffer. It absorbs the initial impact of heavy rain, preventing soil compaction and splashback that can spread disease to the undersides of your plants. By softening the landing of each raindrop, mulch also protects delicate seedlings and helps maintain soil structure over the long term. With fewer puddles and less runoff, your garden retains more of what nature (or your hose) provides. Weed Suppression Without the Fight Weeds thrive on bare soil—sunlight plus disturbed ground is an open invitation. Mulch shuts down that invitation fast. A thick, even layer creates a light barrier that most weed seeds can’t push through. And when you do spot intruders, they’re often weakly rooted and easy to pull. Old-timers knew the power of “smother mulching”—layering thick newspapers, cardboard, or even old wool carpets under straw or compost. This method not only kills existing weeds but also adds organic matter to the soil over time. The key is not to suffocate your vegetables; give plants breathing space at the stem while letting the mulch do its quiet warfare around them. Feeding the Soil, Not Just Covering It Good mulch doesn’t just block the sun or soak up water—it slowly breaks down and feeds the soil. That’s where a gardener can get creative. Instead of relying on bark or dyed wood chips (which offer little nutrient value), consider using chopped comfrey leaves, grass clippings, or shredded leaves. These materials decompose within a season or two, enriching the soil with trace minerals, nitrogen, and microbial life. One underused method involves layering spent alfalfa hay or even spoiled hay bales between rows. Not only do they retain water well, but alfalfa also releases triacontanol, a natural plant growth hormone. Over time, this builds a rich humus layer beneath the mulch, giving your vegetables a steady diet of fertility with minimal effort. Mulch as a Microbial Highway Beneath the mulch layer, a quiet revolution happens. Earthworms, fungi, and soil bacteria go to work digesting the organic material and cycling nutrients. This hidden biome is vital for nutrient-dense food. The richer the microbial life, the more your plants can absorb key minerals like magnesium, calcium, and potassium—often locked away in soil without biological assistance. Some gardeners even pre-inoculate mulch layers with compost tea or diluted fish emulsion before applying. This gives microbes a head start, speeding up decomposition and turning your mulch into a living, breathing part of the soil ecosystem. Mulching with Intention: Old Tricks and Odd Materials There are quirky but brilliant mulching methods that don’t get enough attention. For example, placing flattened pumpkin vines or tomato trimmings (free of disease) between rows can act as temporary mulch and break down quickly. Crushed eggshells sprinkled on top of leaf mulch add calcium and help deter slugs at the same time. An Appalachian tradition involved “living mulch” between rows—letting low-growing clover or creeping thyme fill in bare soil while fixing nitrogen and keeping weeds out. These ground covers were trimmed or knocked back as needed, and eventually turned into green mulch themselves. Another overlooked material: partially composted wood shavings soaked in diluted urine. While it sounds odd, the mix balances carbon with nitrogen and forms a surprisingly fertile mulch layer, especially around fruit trees or corn rows. Gardeners from a century ago didn’t waste anything—and their soil showed it. Avoiding Mulch Mistakes Be wary of mulches that have been exposed to herbicides—especially straw or hay from conventional farms. Persistent herbicides can linger and stunt your crops. Not all mulch is good mulch. Avoid thick layers of green grass clippings, which can mat down and create anaerobic conditions that smell and suffocate roots. Likewise, fresh wood chips from conifer trees can acidify the soil and should be aged before use around vegetables. Be wary of mulches that have been exposed to herbicides—especially straw or hay from conventional farms. Persistent herbicides can linger and stunt your crops. If in doubt, compost these materials fully before applying, or opt for mulches you’ve grown or harvested yourself. A Mulched Garden is a Managed Garden There’s a rhythm to mulch. It needs occasional fluffing, some replenishment, and awareness of timing. Too early in spring, and you’ll keep soil cold and delay seed germination. Too late in summer, and you’ve already lost precious moisture. The goal is to mulch just as the soil warms up and weed seedlings start to stir. Over the season, mulch settles and decomposes. What once was a thick two-inch layer in spring becomes a nourishing half-inch by late summer. That’s your cue to top it off with fresh material—think of it as feeding both the soil and your future harvest. The Quiet Workhorse of Your Garden Mulching is not very glamorous. It’s not as thrilling as planting heirloom tomatoes or harvesting sweet corn. But it’s the steady hand, the quiet workhorse, that holds your garden together through drought, downpour, weeds, and wear. It builds soil, conserves labor, and boosts the nutritional density of everything you grow. Whether you take a page from the old-timers or try something new, don’t overlook the power of mulch. It might not make headlines, but it will make a healthier, hardier, more abundant garden.
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Doug Marcaida vs Ballistic Dummy = no contest.
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Doug Marcaida vs Ballistic Dummy = no contest.

150 Golden Tickets dropping in the July BattlBox. 10 contestants. One winner. $25K on the line. BattlGames Season 2 coming soon. @DougMarcaida @ballisticdummylab #Currin1776 #BattlBox #DougMarcaida #BattlGamesSeason2
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How Long Would Humans Survive Once The Last Baby Is Born?
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How Long Would Humans Survive Once The Last Baby Is Born?

Not as long as you'd think.
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Hear Sting and Andy Summers Reunite to Rerecord a Police Song
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Hear Sting and Andy Summers Reunite to Rerecord a Police Song

It's the first time they have collaborated since the 2008 conclusion of the band's reunion tour. Continue reading…
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