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Conservative Voices
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Trump insists he's not looking for a ceasefire with Iran: Not in the mood to negotiate
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Trump insists he's not looking for a ceasefire with Iran: Not in the mood to negotiate

Trump insists he's not looking for a ceasefire with Iran: Not in the mood to negotiateFollow NewsClips channel at Brighteon.com for more updatesSubscribe to Brighteon newsletter to get the latest news and more featured videos:https://support.brighteon.com/Subscribe.html
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'GREAT DAY FOR AMERICA': GOP sen recounts the 250th military celebration
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'GREAT DAY FOR AMERICA': GOP sen recounts the 250th military celebration

'GREAT DAY FOR AMERICA': GOP sen recounts the 250th military celebrationFollow NewsClips channel at Brighteon.com for more updatesSubscribe to Brighteon newsletter to get the latest news and more featured videos:https://support.brighteon.com/Subscribe.html
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Trump issues ominous evacuation warning to Tehran as he leaves G7 summit abruptly
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Trump issues ominous evacuation warning to Tehran as he leaves G7 summit abruptly

Trump issues ominous evacuation warning to Tehran as he leaves G7 summit abruptlyFollow NewsClips channel at Brighteon.com for more updatesSubscribe to Brighteon newsletter to get the latest news and more featured videos:https://support.brighteon.com/Subscribe.html
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The Lighter Side
The Lighter Side
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Scientists have uncovered 7 reasons middle children are actually the best
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Scientists have uncovered 7 reasons middle children are actually the best

Stephanie Tanner, Jan Brady, Cory Matthews. Where would we be without these iconic middle children who made for such great TV in the 60s-90s? And let's not forget Malcolm in the Middle, which managed to get an entire seven-season run out of all the conflict experienced by the misunderstood and overlooked middle child.August 12 is National Middle Child Day in America, dedicated to recognizing the sibling in the middle. It’s a special day to highlight the kids who often get lost in the familial mix while the youngest hogs all the attention and the eldest has all the responsibilities.Elizabeth Walker founded the day in the 1980s because she thought middle children were “left out.” But we think the great traits of being the kid in the middle are worth highlighting any day of the week.When people discuss the plight of these kids, they often bring up Middle Child Syndrome, which some say leads kids caught in the middle to feel rebellious or have a chip on their shoulder. However, at Upworthy, we like looking at the bright side of things, so we’ve made a list of the 7 traits that make middle children amazing.1. They’re good kidsResearch shows that historically, middle children have been the most behaved out of the bunch. One study in 1964 and another in 2009 found that middle children were the least likely to act out.Middle children have been shown to be humble, honest, and agreeable. The fact that they get less attention and have a less defined role in the family can lead to high levels of independence and self-sufficiency from a young age. Stephanie Tanner: iconic middle child. Giphy 2. They’re wonderful team playersMiddle children are the way to go if you’re building a team, whether on the field or in the office. “They become more independent, think outside the box, feel less pressure to conform, and are more empathetic,” Katrin Schumann, author of "The Secret Power of Middle Children," told Psychology Today. “This gives them great skills as employees and also makes them excellent team players and partners.”Did you know that Michael Jordan was a middle child? To be fair, he was known to be a near-psychotic competitor and not the kindest teammate around, but he knew how to get the job done. Simone Biles was a middle child, too! Can't argue with that.3. They are successfulSchumann also says middle children are more successful than their older and younger siblings. She notes that at least 52% of US presidents were middle children, as were Warren Buffet, Mark Zuckerberg, Jennifer Lopez, Princess Diana and the aforementioned Michael Jordan."When they realize how many the useful skills they've developed as a result of being in the middle, they are empowered in ways that positively influence their lives," Schumann said, according to Business Insider. The expert claims that middle children are successful because they had to vie for attention and aren't used to giving up on what they want.” Joe Jonas: the best Jonas? Giphy 4. They are great negotiatorsMiddle children must develop excellent negotiating skills because they are at a power disadvantage in the home. "When middleborns are growing up, they don't get their way because they're the biggest and they don't get their way because they're the baby who was indulged,” Catherine Salmon, PhD. told CBS News.They learn to be clever and crafty to get what they want. They also develop a more easy-going nature when things don't go their way. They're used to being overlooked in one way or another, and don't get as bent out of shape about it as the youngest and oldest sometimes do.5. They’re humbleMiddle children have to learn humility the hard way because their birth order makes them the least important in the bunch. But even though it’s a harsh lesson, the benefits are great. “Humility can produce more happiness, positive emotions, and well-being because a person has a clearer understanding of the self,” Tiara BLain writes in a PsyD-reviewed article for Verywell Mind. “They are able to be comfortable with who they are and who they are not.” Malcoln knows the struggle intimately. Giphy 6. They are creativeMiddle children may also be more creative because they are “trying to be different from their elder and younger sibling,” Michele Borba, Ed.D., writes. Given that the eldest and youngest naturally stand out, the middle child may have to work a bit harder to receive attention for their creativity, so they push themselves further.It could also be that middle children get a little more alone time spent in solitude to pursue creative endeavors. Jan had a hard time getting over her jealousy of the older Marcia. Giphy 7. They’re likeableSuzanne Degges-White, PhD, says middle children may be more “agreeable” and easygoing” than their siblings. “They are more extroverted, as well,” she writes. “They don’t have to lead the pack, and they don’t get the 'babying' their younger siblings do. This allows them a bit more freedom to be themselves.”What's more is that the likability and agreeableness of middle children was found to be higher the more children a family had. So when kids get even more "lost in the shuffle" in a four or five-children household, some of these traits and phenomenon become amplified. That also means the household has multiple middle children; anyone who's not the oldest or youngest qualifies for the label.Ultimately, we’re all individuals, so not all middle children will develop these qualities. It depends how much stock you want to put into birth order theory. Some believe that birth order plays a monumental role in your personality and the trajectory of your life. Others are more skeptical. There's no denying, however, that oldests, youngests, and middles receive different amounts and kinds of parenting due to the nature of the family hierarchy. One study showed that youngest children, for example, get 3,000 more hours of quality time with their parents during their key childhood years than other siblings. That's a massive difference!In any case, it’s nice to take a second and heap some praise on the kids who may have felt a little neglected during childhood by letting them know that they are special, too.Just not as special as Marsha. “Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!”This article originally appeared last year. It has been updated.
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Classic Rock Lovers
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The one artist who taught Paul McCartney everything: “I love that so much”
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The one artist who taught Paul McCartney everything: “I love that so much”

The beginning of his entire career.
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The first prog band that blew away Phil Collins: “Like nothing I’d ever seen”
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The first prog band that blew away Phil Collins: “Like nothing I’d ever seen”

They didn't even need to wear capes.
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Miss ‘Bonanza’ & ‘Gunsmoke’? MeTV’s New Spinoff Channel WEST Brings Westerns Back to TV
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Miss ‘Bonanza’ & ‘Gunsmoke’? MeTV’s New Spinoff Channel WEST Brings Westerns Back to TV

The network with all air more than 30 classic Western shows, starting this fall.
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Trump Exits G7 Summit Early to Address Middle East Conflict
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Trump Exits G7 Summit Early to Address Middle East Conflict

President Donald Trump exited the G7 summit in Canada to focus on the ongoing war between Israel and Iran. Arriving in Washington, D.C., early on Tuesday, Trump denied reports that he had returned to the U.S. to work on a ceasefire, and that his actual motive is “much bigger.” This announcement may be connected to his warning on Monday evening that “Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!” In the same statement, Trump continued his criticism of Iran for not making a deal in the 60-day window that he offered. (RELATED: Basic Thoughts on Iran) Trump spoke to reporters on Tuesday morning about his goals for the region. In response to a question about what he believes will be the best outcome, the president said, “A real end, not a ceasefire.” When reporters asked whether this meant a permanent solution, Trump responded, “Yeah, or giving up entirely. That’s okay too.” (RELATED: Iran Miscalculated. The Ayatollahs Must be Removed) Following his departure from the summit, Trump ordered the National Security Council to convene upon his arrival.  G7 leaders voiced their support for Israel in a statement on Monday, prior to Trump leaving the summit. The statement reads, “We affirm that Israel has a right to defend itself. We reiterate our support for the security of Israel,” and that “Iran can never have a nuclear weapon.” The summit includes French President Emmanuel Macron, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer — leaders who have been critical of Israel’s war in Gaza.  In a Tuesday Truth Social post, the president reaffirmed that a ceasefire is not his current objective in the Middle East. “I have not reached out to Iran for ‘Peace Talks’ in any way, shape, or form,” he said.  Following the end of the 60-day window, Iran seems to have lost all of its bargaining power, as Trump has signaled that Iran may have missed its chance to negotiate. He stated, “They should have done the deal. I told them, Do the deal.” He added, “So I don’t know. I’m not too much in the mood to negotiate.” READ MORE from Andrew Gondy: Israel Assassinates Multiple High-Ranking Iranian Officials Here’s What American Tourists Are Experiencing in Israel The post Trump Exits G7 Summit Early to Address Middle East Conflict appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.
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History Traveler
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15 Historic Taverns: Uncovering America’s Oldest Public Houses
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15 Historic Taverns: Uncovering America’s Oldest Public Houses

From colonial crossroads to bustling city corners, historic taverns have long been at the heart of American life. These storied establishments were far more than places to enjoy a pint—they served as vital community centers, political forums, and social gathering spots. Their candlelit rooms echoed with debates, laughter, and the forging of revolutionary ideas. Today, ...
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