Amazon.com Inc is in discussions to invest in OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, in a potential deal that could value the artificial intelligence company at over $500 billion, a source familiar with the matter said Tuesday.

Former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith is set for a closed-door interview with House Republicans on Wednesday after lawmakers rebuffed his offer to testify publicly about his investigations into President Donald Trump.

A man with few risk factors unexpectedly experienced a stroke, and his daily energy drink habit may have been to blame.

For years, All in the Family thrived on confrontation, with Archie Bunker at the center of nearly every heated exchange. His clashes with liberal son-in-law Mike “Meathead” Stivic were loud, political, and often hilarious. Yet one of the series’ most unforgettable moments arrived not through argument, but through silence and shared emotion. That moment came in Season 8’s “The Stivics Go West,” when Archie Bunker and Meathead of All in the Family finally said goodbye. What should have been just another plot twist instead became a deeply human farewell that still resonates decades later, according to Yahoo! Entertainment. The scene revealed a side of Archie Bunker viewers rarely saw, reminding audiences why the show mattered beyond its laughs. Archie Bunker and Meathead All in the Family Share a Final Moment Archie Bunker/Everett Collection Throughout the series, Archie Bunker and Mike “Meathead” Stivic spent most of their time at odds, representing opposite ends of America’s cultural divide. Their debates defined All in the Family, turning the Bunker living room into a national stage. But in “The Stivics Go West,” those battles faded as Mike prepared to leave New York with Gloria for a new life. Rob Reiner later reflected on filming the goodbye, explaining that the emotions were real. “There was just no acting,” he said, recalling how simply looking at Carroll O’Connor brought everything to the surface. For Archie Bunker, the moment stripped away bluster and bias, revealing genuine affection beneath years of conflict. Why Archie Bunker’s Farewell Still Resonates Rob Reiner and Carroll O’Connor’s characters often clashed because Archie Bunker had a tendency towards brash statements. / Everett Collection The episode marked Mike’s final appearance on All in the Family, closing an eight-year chapter for both characters. Reiner described the experience as deeply emotional, noting how television families often spend more time together than real ones. That closeness made the farewell especially powerful for Archie Bunker, who rarely expressed vulnerability. ARCHIE BUNKER’S PLACE, Denise Miller, Carroll O’Connor, (1982), 1979-83. ph: Mario Casilli / TV Guide ©CBS/Courtesy: Everett Collection Fans continue to praise the scene as one of the sitcom’s finest moments. One viewer called it “a tribute to the ultimate humanity of both characters,” while others argue it should have ended the series altogether. In that quiet goodbye, Archie Bunker and Meathead of All in the Family transcended ideology, leaving behind a legacy rooted in empathy and truth. Next up: Brenda Lee Is Still Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree As She Turns 81 The post Archie Bunker’s Most Emotional Goodbye On ‘All In The Family’ Required Zero Acting From Rob Reiner appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

America has carried out nearly double the number of executions in 2025 compared to the previous year, fueled largely by Florida’s unprecedented pace of putting prisoners to death. A pair of executions…

President Trump says there will be a “total and complete blockade” of certain oil tankers coming from Venezuela as he builds pressure on President Maduro to leave his position. As part of that pressure…

Teslas fill the charging stations at a newly opened Tesla Diner in Hollywood, Calif., July 22, 2025. Jill McLaughlin/The Epoch TimesCalifornia’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has placed on hold…

This image taken from video provided by the FBI shows a person of interest in the investigation of the shooting that occurred at Brown University, in Providence, R.I., on Dec. 13, 2025. FBI via APAuthorities…

Steam rises from a coal power plant in Adamsville, Ala., on April 11, 2021. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty ImagesThe Department of Energy (DOE) issued an emergency order on Dec. 16 directing…

In Episode 371 (Rebroadcast of EP 294), we tell you about a slow-rolling SHTF scenario that’s happening now: “de-dollar-ification.” That’s the process by which foreign countries are no longer using US dollars to conduct international trade. What’s the result? Decades-long inflation - and that’s something to prep for. We continue the conversation in the After Show, available exclusively for Patreon supporters.  Please support our sponsors Survival Garden Seeds, ProOne Water Filters, Gibbz Arms,  EMP Shield, Numanna Foods, Backwoods Home Magazine, and Ammo Squared. We are part of the Firearms Radio Network. Learn more about our podcast at Prepping 2-0.com.