Legendary producer‚ engineer and musician Alan Parosn tells the story of his fifth solo album The Secret

New York City got a big shoutout from the Ayatollah‚ who is terrorizing the world and attempting to destroy Israel. The yellow flag in the first photo below is the Hezbollah flag. Hezbollah claims to be the “Party of God.” They are Iranian-backed terrorists committed to destroying Israel and America. The crazy Ayatollah said‚ “Western […] The post NYC “Peaceful Protests” Get a Big Shout Out from the Ayatollah appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A group of Republican attorneys general are suing the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over new rules that force employers to grant certain accommodations for their employees to get abortions.  The suit from 17 states‚ led by Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin and Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti‚ argues that the EEOC is violating numerous laws to make the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act relate to abortion. The states argue that the rule will force them to allocate resources to support elective abortions — even if elective abortions are illegal in their states.  Announced on Thursday‚ the suit comes after the EEOC voted 3-2 to assert that the meaning of “pregnancy‚ childbirth‚ or related medical conditions‚” included in the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act includes abortion. This would mean that employers have to give accommodations for women to get abortions‚ such as granting time off to get an abortion or immediately after an abortion.   “Congress passed the bipartisan Pregnant Workers Fairness Act to protect mothers-to-be and promote healthy pregnancies‚ and the EEOC’s attempt to rewrite that law into an abortion mandate is illegal‚” Skrmetti said. “I’m proud to lead the coalition fighting to protect the rule of law against this unconstitutional federal overreach.” The Republican officials argue that the rule violates the conditions laid out in the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act‚ infringes on state sovereignty‚ and violates the First Amendment. The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act‚ which President Joe Biden signed in December 2022‚ requires employers to make “reasonable accommodations” to pregnant women.  “Yet in a new rule‚ unelected commissioners at the EEOC seek to hijack these new protections for pregnancies by requiring employers to accommodate elective abortions — something the Act clearly did not authorize‚” Skrmetti’s office said. “The EEOC’s rule constitutes an unconstitutional federal overreach that infringes on existing state laws and exceeds the scope of the agency’s authority.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP According to the EEOC‚ it received 54‚000 comments urging it not to include abortion in the guidelines and 40‚000 comments opposed. It said that many of the comments it received “expressed the view that abortion is the destruction of a human life‚ that it is objectionable for moral or religious reasons‚ and that it is not health care” while others claimed that commenters “expressed deeply held beliefs‚ including religious beliefs‚ that abortion is a necessary part of health care.” “The PWFA also cannot be used to require an employer-sponsored health plan to pay for or cover any particular item‚ procedure‚ or treatment‚ including an abortion‚” the EEOC said. “Given these limitations‚ the type of accommodation that most likely will be sought under the PWFA regarding an abortion is time off to attend a medical appointment or for recovery.” Filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas‚ the Republican attorneys general want the rule to be vacated and declared illegal.

A realtor on social media shared the sweetest story behind the paw prints on the floor of the home she was getting ready to sell. Apparently‚ when the previous owners were redecorating‚ the family dog got into the paint and left behind the incriminating prints&;#33; These pet parents were not amused by the pooch’s antics — until the animal passed away. That’s when they decided to keep the painted prints as a reminder of their deceased friend. When TikTok realtor Caroline learned that her new clients were hoping to replace the flooring in that room‚ she was devastated. She wanted the new owners to be comfortable in their home‚ but she hated the idea of removing the sentimental paw prints on the floor&;#33; “I’m like‚ ‘Wait‚ what about the paw prints&;#63;'” she said in her video. @realtoroftheyear These paw prints literally can never be wiped up #closingday #pawprints #rainbowbridge ♬ original sound – Caroline | Wilmington‚ NC Her clients wanted new floors‚ but she didn’t want to destroy the paw prints&;#33; Commenters had the perfect solution to make both the new buyers and the previous owners happy. “If they’re going to rip out the floor ask if they could possibly keep a couple boards that have paw prints on them to give to the sellers‚” one person wrote. Soon‚ the realtor responded‚ “I pitched this idea&;#33;&;#33;&;#33; She’s going to talk to the flooring people&;#33;” In a later update‚ Caroline shared some good news with her followers. It turned out that the new homeowners were able to save some of the paw prints from the floor after all&;#33; Now‚ the realtor is in the process of figuring out how best to arrange the salvaged boards. Once the project is finished‚ she’ll give it to the previous owners so that they can remember their beloved pooch&;#33; @realtoroftheyear Replying to @maddiekayes so my buyer (@Makenzie Barnes) wanted to give yall an update&;#33;&;#33;&;#33; She’s a dog mom herself‚ so she had the flooring guys save as much as they could we’re going to work on a pretty way to display it and I really hope we can see their reaction somehow&;#33; This would be immediate tears if someone gave me this #part2 #buyerstories #wilmingtonnc #wilmingtonrealtor #realtoroftiktok #rainbowbridge #dogpaws ♬ original sound – Caroline | Wilmington‚ NC “We’re going to work on a pretty way to display it and I really hope we can see their reaction somehow&;#33;” Caroline wrote in her caption. What a beautiful way to preserve this dog’s memory&;#33; We hope the previous homeowners love their special gift. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post New Homeowners Do Something Incredible When They Find Painted Paw Prints On The Floor Of Their Home appeared first on InspireMore.

Heartbreak is never easy. Whether you’re going through a breakup‚ the loss of a loved one‚ or simply a tough day‚ it can be oh-so difficult to carry on with life like normal. This is especially true when you have to be in public. This is also just one of the reasons it’s so important to be kind to others because we can never truly know what they’re going through. A woman named Hannah not only experienced heartbreak recently‚ but she also had a total stranger make her day. It all started when Hannah’s long-term relationship officially ended. She and her friend proceeded to sit in a hotel restaurant. Here‚ Hannah cried and vented for two hours. During that time‚ the restaurant staff not only took note‚ but also came up with a sweet way to make Hannah’s day better. Without being asked‚ a desert was brought out. With it‚ a message that reads‚ “things will get better.” TikTok “It’s safe to say I cried even more when I saw the desert‚” Hannah shares. In sharing this beautiful moment‚ Hannah is inspiring others to share small acts of kindness they’ve experienced that make them think‚ “I’ll never forget this.” Strangers Share “Small Acts of Kindness I’ll Never Forget” Like Hannah‚ the woman in the story below knows what it’s like to experience heartbreak in public. But like Hannah‚ a kind stranger didn’t hesitate to let her know that she is not alone and will be okay. TikTok This is a trend seen in every story shared in the comments of the original post. “I was crying alone on the beach and a girl came up to me dropped off some shells by my side and said ‘I don’t know what you’re going through but I collected these pretty shells for you‚'” another person writes. TikTok There are some stories that especially highlight that‚ sometimes‚ folks don’t need grand gestures to feel seen or heard. All they need is someone who is willing to keep them company. “One time I cried on the bus and an older woman just sat next to me and held my hand‚” someone shares. “No words‚ just squeezed my hand and let me cry.” No matter what you’re going through‚ I hope these moments of kindness remind you that you are not alone&;#33; You can find the source of this story’s featured image here&;#33; The post Strangers Share Heartwarming Stories Of Small Acts Of Kindness They’ll Never Forget appeared first on InspireMore.

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