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There haven’t been many children named Donald recently, and for those with TDS, that was reason to celebrate. It’s been a relatively slow news cycle, at least if you ignore the revelations about Dr. Anthony Fauci and the U.K. migrant rape gangs, so the leftist media busied themselves by talking about baby names - and making it all about Donald Trump. On Tuesday’s episode of his increasingly-unhinged show The Last Word, MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell happily jumped on that train, as he does with every anti-Trump stance he can find. Yes, the big bad orange man takes up so much of the liberal media’s headspace that the mere decrease in popularity of the name “Donald” makes them jump for joy. Over the last 24 hours, leftist sources like NOTUS, The Independent, and The Daily Beast have all published pieces on the name Donald’s unpopularity. “More people named their babies Lawrence, a name I would not wish on anyone, than Donald,” O’Donnell crowed on his show. But for most of history, Donald has trounced Lawrence in the numbers. Lawrence only peaked at 10,302 in 1952, while Donald’s highest number was about three times that. Both have declined recently, with only 183 more baby Lawrences than Donalds in 2025.     And of course, O’Donnell made another Trump-Hitler connection based on this groundbreaking baby names news: “Adolf dropped rather dramatically in popularity after Adolf Hitler executed six million Jewish people in death camps while he was losing World War II before he took his own life.” The name Adolf was never popular anywhere in the world. In the U.S., it peaked in 1918, with only 56 babies; in Czechia with 31 in 1939; and in 1893 in Germany with a whopping 11 baby Adolfs. And after the events of World War II, many countries and some American states outright banned the name, and everywhere it isn’t illegal, it’s socially unacceptable.  O’Donnell suggested that the same kind of ostracization awaits the name Donald in the near future: “Less than 400 babies out of 3.6 million babies born last year will have to live with the name Donald, which they might want to change after taking elementary school history classes.” Get ready for some more numbers: Donald has fallen in the Social Security Administration's ranking to number 673, with 395 babies given that name in 2025. It peaked in 1934 at number six, with 30,408 babies named Donald that year. When President Trump was born in 1946, there were 26,272 other baby Donalds in the same year. But after 1956, the name Donald declined sharply. Trump was 10 years old at the time, so that’s probably not his fault.  Donald is hardly the only name to have a significant decline since the mid-1900s. Other Presidents’ names, such as Ronald, Dwight, Franklin, and even William (Bill) and George saw their popularity drop over the same time period. Barack is so uncommon that it doesn’t even rank in the top 1000 for baby names, yet no liberal media outlet would dare to suggest that Obama was a failed president because of that.  While the name Donald has risen and fallen with the usual trends, it’s highly unlikely that it will forever live in infamy, unless RFK Jr. classifies TDS as a real mental illness. As Senator John Kennedy says, “There’s no cure for stupid.” The transcript is below. Click "expand" to read: MS NOW's The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell 6/23/26 10:00:46 p.m. Eastern LAWRENCE O'DONNELL: Well, Donald Trump has scored his lowest job approval rating yet in a Reuters poll at 34 percent.  And we have what could be another measure of Donald Trump's unpopularity and disapproval: baby names.  Donald is the new Adolf. The baby name Donald has hit its lowest point in popularity in American history. According to Social Security Administration data reviewed by the website NOTUS, News of the United States, “The federal agency received fewer than 400 Social Security card applications for babies - baby Donald's last year, making Donald the nation's 690th most popular baby name amid Trump's return to the White House for a second term.” Less than 400 babies out of 3.6 million babies born last year will have to live with the name Donald, which they might want to change after taking elementary school history classes.  More people named their babies Lawrence, a name I would not wish on anyone, than Donald. More babies were actually named Princeton last year than Donald. Princeton, a name I've never heard for anything other than a town in New Jersey. And oh yeah, university.  Adolf dropped rather dramatically in popularity after Adolf Hitler executed six million Jewish people in death camps while he was losing World War II before he took his own life. And we learned last night from the reporting of maybe Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan in their new book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, that Donald Trump happily compares himself to Adolf Hitler, because a caddie for a retired professional golfer wrote an assessment of the most powerful people in history in which the caddie concluded that Donald Trump is more powerful than Adolf Hitler was, or Joseph Stalin, or any of the other mass murdering, hateful, sociopathic dictators in history. And Donald Trump is proud of that. Donald Trump is so proud to be compared to Adolf Hitler, that he actually gave that document, written by the caddie to Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. From page 412 of their book, “The evident pleasure Trump took in the company of Mao, Hitler and Stalin. He drew no distinction between those who built and those who destroyed, between those who liberated and those who enslaved. What mattered was that they had had huge power, and that he had more.” (…)

The National Republican Congressional Committee mocked the establishment wing of the Democratic Party after the far-left socialist victories in New York City elections.Three socialist candidates backed by Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani crushed their centrist opposition and tipped the scales in the party toward more extremism.'How can he defend against the Marxist march around the country and these other districts?'The NRCC sent flowers and a card expressing condolences to the Washington, D.C., office of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.)."Three losses in one night is tough. We wanted so-called 'Leader' Jeffries to know our thoughts are with him, his candidates, and whatever remains of his influence in the Democrat Party," said NRCC spokesman Mike Marinella in a statement to Fox News.The card read "With heartfelt sympathy," according to a photo posted by Bill Melugin of Fox.Jeffries' Republican counterpart, Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana, reiterated how bad the losses were in a media briefing where he pointed out that many Democrat voters booed Jeffries and chanted that he was next."These are socialists. These are Marxists in their ideology," said Johnson."Hakeem Jeffries has a tall task ahead of him right now, he's gotta go out and somehow make a credible pitch to Democrat establishment donors that that's a good national investment right now, that's a tough one to make," he added."He has just proven that he cannot even hold the line in his own back yard," Johnson said. "How can he possibly defend against the Marxist march around the country and these other districts? This is not your father's Democratic Party, as we see all the time."RELATED: Hunter Biden wants Democrats to learn EXTREME lesson from NYC elections "The Democrat Party — the socialists, the Marxists — have nominated some of the most radical candidates to ever run for office, and they're running for Congress. The insurgent left is on the rise."Others, like Hunter Biden, say the results of the elections show that Democrats need to veer to the far left and be far more socialist and far more extremist. "The lesson under the lessons: the country is tired of being managed. People want to be led," Biden said. President Donald Trump, on the other hand, replied: "America the Beautiful will NEVER be a communist Country!"Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Michael Landon became one of television’s most beloved father figures through his roles on Little House on the Prairie and Bonanza. Away from the cameras, his family life was even larger and more complex, as he raised nine children across three marriages. According to People, the Michael Landon children formed a blended family that included adopted children, stepchildren he legally made his own, and biological sons and daughters. His family included sons Mark, Josh, Michael Jr., Christopher, and Sean, along with daughters Cheryl, Leslie, Shawna, and Jennifer. Their wide age differences and varied backgrounds reflected the many chapters of the actor’s personal life. Michael Landon Welcomed and Adopted Children Across Three Marriages LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, Michael Landon, 1974-83/Everett Collection Landon first became a father when he married Dodie Levy-Fraser in 1956. Dodie already had a son, Mark, from a previous relationship, and Landon adopted him after the marriage. The couple later adopted another son, Josh. Although Landon and Dodie divorced in 1962, the two boys remained part of the growing family he would build over the following decades. Instagram In 1963, the actor married Marjorie Lynn Noe, who also entered the relationship with a child. Landon adopted her daughter Cheryl, and the couple later welcomed four biological children together: Leslie, Michael Jr., Shawna, and Christopher. After that marriage ended in 1982, he wed Cindy Clerico, a makeup artist from Little House on the Prairie. They had daughter Jennifer in 1983 and son Sean in 1986, completing a blended family of nine children connected through adoption, marriage, and birth. His Family Remained Close During His Final Days Leslie Landon / Wikipedia Balancing such a large household with a demanding television career was not always easy. Landon spent years working as an actor, writer, director, and producer, often handling several responsibilities at once. His daughter Leslie later said her father constantly kept himself busy and sometimes placed his health behind his work. Still, his children remained an important part of his life despite their different ages, mothers, and childhood experiences.             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Shawna Landon (@shawnalandon)   Doctors diagnosed Landon with pancreatic cancer when he was 54, and he publicly announced the illness only three months before his death on July 1, 1991. During his final days, all nine children reportedly gathered at his Malibu home to be near him. Eventually, he asked them to go downstairs so he could spend private time with Cindy. His youngest son, Sean, was still a small child, while his oldest children were already adults. Their presence together showed how the star’s complicated family history had ultimately created one large, deeply connected blended family. Michael Landon Jr. / Wikipedia Next up: Donny Osmond Has 16 Grandchildren. Here’s A Look At His Growing Family The post Michael Landon Children: Inside the Star’s Blended Family Of Nine appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

Found in 2013, Pink Planet was too faint to study with ground-based telescopes. In new study, scientists used JWST and advanced processing methods to obtain its spectrum for the first time. Observations provided some of the first direct evidence for salt clouds in a cold object atmosphere. Pink Planet could be a giant planet or brown dwarf, so astronomers refer to it as a ‘planetary-mass companion’.

A team of 14 researchers from the United States and Chile have found evidence of a subgiant star eating one of its planets. The star, called TOI-5882, was already known to astronomers because of its massive companion, a brown dwarf called TOI-5882 b. The companion may well have helped kick a planet onto a spiraling journey into the star.