This season features two first-time coaches. Continue reading…

Do they still talk? Continue reading…

Jason Aldean is JACKED for some NCAA '25. Find out why it took 11 years to come out. Continue reading…

Hiding President Joe Biden's apparent mental decline from the public for the next four months has turned out to be a losing strategy in the wake of a disastrous first presidential debate. It was seemingly the beginning of the end, and now, it looks like Biden's political career is facing...

The Washington D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that the 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign and an affiliated super PAC violated federal election law in spending that totaled close to $6 million. The amount in question is more than 45 times the $130,000 a Manhattan court convicted former President Donald...

6 sisters beat the world record for the highest combined age of six siblings. The sisters, from Farmington, MO, range in age from 88 to 101. What a blessing that all six are still here to spend time with one another. As of March 2024, their combined ages are just under 571 years. RELATED: 7 Adult Siblings Show up for a Surprise Sleepover with Parents and It's Bringing Folks to Tears The 6 Sisters Range In Age From 88 to 101 The six sisters are Norma Jacob, 101, Lorene Kollmeyer, 98, Maxine Cole, 97, Doris Griffith, 94, Margaret Norton, 90, and Elma Jennings, 88. Four still live in Farmington, while one lives in Columbia, MO, and the other in Marion, OH. Although they all have different last names now, they were from the Overall family. Their older brother, Stanley, passed away over twenty years ago. The Guinness Book of World Records reviewed them for this special recognition. The idea to apply came from one of their nephews, Dean, the son of Norma. “He just decided that sounded like we might be, you know, eligible. So he started this,” Maxine shared with GMA. Certifying the 6 sisters for the world record wasn’t as simple as just sending in birth certificates or showing their IDs. They had to submit over 100 documents, including photographs, birth certificates, marriage certificates, school records, and more. The Sisters Are All Close With One Another All the sisters were born in July and have a close relationship with one another, even though not all of them live in the same place. The sisters have also taken trips together in the past and get together every summer to celebrate with a picnic. “We all were raised in the church. We belong to the First Baptist Church here in Farmington, and our mother and dad took us to Sunday school in church [growing up],” Maxine shared. “They’ve taught us to observe the Golden Rule and be kind to each other and love each other. And, in fact, in our daily lives, we’ve tried to do that. And I think that has been a wonderful thing that happened to us. We had wonderful parents.” RELATED: 5 Siblings Make Up The Five Strings Family And Today They Are Performing ‘Angels Among Us' Now, Who Makes the Best Pie Crust? The sisters sound like an amazing bunch of people who get along well. However, according to Fox 2 St.Louis, there is one thing they argue about: who makes the best pie crust? I wonder if the family has a lot of taste tests to figure that out? Blessings to this family of 6 sisters who now hold the world record. May they continue to enjoy one another and the families they have created throughout the years. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Separated Sisters Meet for the Very First Time and Hug Like They've Known Each Other Forever “Forbearing one another, and forgiving one another, if any man have a quarrel against any: even as Christ forgave you, so also do you.” – Colossians 3:13 LISTEN: Mom Ran Off With Child, Girl Finally Reunites With Her Dad | Reba McEntire Relives the Day She Lost Her Band h/t: Good Morning America Featured Image Credit: YouTube/FOX 2 St. Louis The post 6 Sisters Beat the World Record With a Combined Age of Almost 571 years appeared first on GodUpdates.

When even your own team doesn’t believe in you and is “secretly” testing out your replacement behind your back, that’s when you know it’s bad. Really bad! In fact, the only person in the world who doesn’t know it at this point is Joe Biden himself. But that’s ok, because darn-it he’s doing his “goodest” and he’s really doing Big Boy things this week! Meanwhile: JUST IN – Biden’s campaign is “quietly testing the strength” of Kamala Harris against Trump in a head-to-head survey of voters — NYT — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) July 11, 2024 President Joe Biden’s campaign is currently running a survey that places Vice President Kamala Harris in direct comparison with former President Donald Trump, the leading candidate for the GOP. This poll appears amid internal skepticism within the Democratic Party and hints at a potential strategic shift for the 2024 election. The New York Times reports that insiders familiar with the campaign’s data, speaking anonymously due to the sensitivity of the situation, have indicated this might be the first time Harris’ potential as the Democratic frontrunner has been evaluated since the presidential debate. The exact purpose of the survey is not fully disclosed. This survey suggests the campaign is exploring alternative strategies as Biden navigates a challenging political climate. There are indications of a notable shift among Biden’s closest advisers and aides, many of whom believe the President may need to rethink his 2024 campaign. A report from The New York Times on Thursday highlighted a growing sentiment among these insiders that Biden should step aside, and there are ongoing discussions on how to address this sensitive topic with him. Some influential lawmakers are beginning to openly suggest that Biden either withdraw from the race or reconsider his intention to run again. Within Biden’s team, opinions differ: while some top aides question Harris’ ability to secure a victory, other supporters and donors view her as a more dynamic and persuasive figure after the debate, better suited to articulate the Democratic Party’s values. Axios adds the following: Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is privately signaling to donors that he’s open to a Democratic presidential ticket that isn’t led by President Biden, Axios has learned. Why it matters: In public, Schumer has been insistent that he is “for Joe.” In private, he’s singing a different tune. Over the last 12 days, Schumer has been listening to donors’ ideas and suggestions about the best way forward for the party, according to three people familiar with the matter. The majority leader is one of several Democrats, including former President Obama and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has the political and personal standing to convince Biden to step aside. Even so, Biden can still dig in and the delegates are pledged to him. “As I have made clear repeatedly publicly and privately, I support President Biden and remain committed to ensuring Donald Trump is defeated in November,” Schumer said in a statement after this story was published. What we’re hearing: Both before and after the debate, Schumer’s famous flip phone burned up with donors, sharing their views. Schumer has been listening. Schumer hasn’t indicated who, if anyone, might be a more viable candidate than Biden. His focus is on defeating former President Trump and retaining the Democratic majority in the Senate. In addition to donors, he is receiving feedback from his fellow senators. Following Tuesday’s caucus lunch, Schumer invited senior Biden campaign officials to brief members and directly address any concerns they might have. My friend Kevin Paffrath had the following analysis, which I thought was really good if you’d prefer to watch a video. Watch here: One way or another, “he’s shot!” as President Trump would say!

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, a Republican, said he will not vote for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. In an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, the GOP governor said “I haven’t voted for the top of the ticket since 2012.” “I’ve certainly had my concerns, one of those is what happened on January 6th. I’m hopeful. I want my party to win. They chose a candidate this time around that was not my first choice, wasn’t my choice last time either. But the party’s spoken,” Cox said. “I’m not going to vote for either presidential candidate this year. I’ll write somebody in as I’ve done in the past,” he added. Cox threw his support behind North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum for vice president. WATCH: Utah Governor Cox says he will not be voting for Trump this election. He says he will be writing someone in. pic.twitter.com/bLoUwtW5dM — Acyn (@Acyn) July 11, 2024 From Colorado Politics: During the interview, Cox touched on recent news that fake electors involved with efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election will be sent to the Republican National Convention next week. “Obviously, it’s not the best look, Kaitlan, but I’m very hopeful that at the national convention, the Republicans will have an opportunity to turn the page on that stuff and present a hopeful message to the country. I think that the country is desperate for some normalcy right now, and neither party has been giving them that normalcy,” Cox said. Cox also touched on his “worries” surrounding election denialism. This year, Cox faced an unsuccessful primary challenger, who has yet to concede and is considering legal options. He explained a situation when he was lieutenant governor and secretary of state in 2016 in which Hillary Clinton supporters tried to overturn the vote of the electors who were bound to Trump, noting “of course it got worse in 2020 with my party.” “I do worry that this is happening with the fringes of the party and now more of the mainstream of the party. I’m just a big believer that we should actually be trying to win elections the right way and try to convince people that we have the message that matters,” Cox said. Watch a longer clip from the interview below: Utah's Republican Gov. Spencer Cox says he won’t vote for Donald Trump in 2024, as he didn't in 2020 or 2016. “I’m not going to vote for either presidential candidate this year. I’ll write somebody in, as I’ve done in the past.” pic.twitter.com/psvn6UfIZR — Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) July 11, 2024 The Washington Times noted: Mr. Cox has faced his own election troubles. Candidate Phil Lyman, who launched a primary challenge against Mr. Cox, lost to him in June but refuses to concede.

Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) became the first Senate Democrat to publicly call on Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential election. “For the good of the country, I’m calling on President Biden to withdraw from the race,” Welch wrote in an op-ed for The Washington Post. My thoughts on the state of the presidential campaign.https://t.co/BEaSVhKh42 — Peter Welch (@WelchForVT) July 10, 2024 Welch wrote in The Washington Post: I have great respect for President Biden. He saved our country from a tyrant. He is a man of uncommon decency. He cares deeply about our democracy. He has been one of the best presidents of our time. But I, like folks across the country, am worried about November’s election. The stakes could not be higher. We cannot unsee President Biden’s disastrous debate performance. We cannot ignore or dismiss the valid questions raised since that night. I understand why President Biden wants to run. He saved us from Donald Trump once and wants to do it again. But he needs to reassess whether he is the best candidate to do so. In my view, he is not. Welch’s op-ed follows Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) saying he doesn’t think Biden can win the election. “Donald Trump is on track, I think, to win this election, and maybe win it by a landslide, and take with him the Senate and the House,” Bennet told CNN. First Democrat Senator Publicly Comes Out Against Joe Biden, Says Trump May Win “By A Landslide” "We have asked President Biden to do so much for so many for so long. It has required unmatched selflessness and courage. We need him to put us first, as he has done before. I urge him to do it now," Welch wrote. "The list of those calling for President Biden to drop out of the race keeps growing. Just this evening, Vermont Sen. Peter Welch became the first Senate Democrat to publicly say he should exit," The National Desk stated. WATCH: The list of those calling for President Biden to drop out of the race keeps growing. Just this evening, Vermont Sen. Peter Welch became the first Senate Democrat to publicly say he should exit. @RyanReports explains. ? in bio for more#biden #2024election #democrats #politics pic.twitter.com/C8sMMpMhAS — The National Desk (@TND) July 11, 2024 Per CNN: The Vermont Democrat’s comments make him the 10th congressional Democrat to call on Biden to step aside, with the rest so far being his former colleagues in the House. Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet on Tuesday became the first Democratic senator to publicly say he doesn’t believe Biden is capable of winning reelection, but he stopped short of calling for Biden to withdraw. “Donald Trump is on track, I think, to win this election, and maybe win it by a landslide, and take with him the Senate and the House,” Bennet told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. Other senators — Montana’s Jon Tester and Ohio’s Sherrod Brown, who are the two most vulnerable incumbents facing reelection — raised similar concerns about Biden’s ability to win in a Tuesday Senate Democratic lunch, CNN previously reported. Welch is from a deep blue state, which he alluded to in his op-ed. “Vermont loves Joe Biden,” Welch wrote. “President Biden and Vice President Harris received a larger vote percentage here than in any other state. But regular Vermonters are worried that he can’t win this time, and they’re terrified of another Trump presidency.”