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Who doesn’t want the peaceful happiness of contentment? While it is nice when you find it, live long enough, and discontent will find you. But is that a bad thing?. Let’s look at two kinds of discontentment and how one can help us be at our best.

According to reports, the US is preparing to provide Ukraine with an additional $1.3 billion in military assistance as part of its ongoing onslaught against Russia. According to Reuters, which cited two unidentified U.S. officials, the arsenal of weaponry being sent consists of air defenses, anti-drone systems, explosive drones, and ammunition.

This year, rip currents—a hidden threat along the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf, and Great Lakes—are a major concern. These dangerous currents have killed many swimmers. Rip currents have tarnished picturesque beach sites, which are usually linked with leisure and sunbathing.

In a recent interview with Piers Morgan, Ice Cube expressed his worries about the stifling impact of cancel culture on free speech in the US and the country's enduring racial disparity.

As the state capital, Sacramento is a hotbed for political activity. The California State Capitol is the epicenter of the state's political landscape, where lawmakers gather to debate and pass legislation that impacts the lives of millions of Californians. Understanding the key players and issues in Sacramento politics is crucial for those interested in staying informed.

Jacqueline Palmer wants to use the title "doctor" after spending 14 years in the classroom and acquiring many degrees. The Lancaster, California, nurse practitioner graduated from Chamberlain University with a doctorate in nursing practice, the highest qualification allowed in her line of work. Palmer used to address herself to her patients as a doctor, sign her name with a "Dr." before it, and have the prefix embroidered in purple before her name on her clinician's jacket until last year.

On Monday, smoke from wildfires in Western Canada spread over the Midwest and Northeast of the United States, obscuring the sun and beautiful skies and covering numerous cities in hazardous air that prompted advisories to restrict time spent outside.

No one is immune to worry. For some, there is no end to worries in this time of wars, riots, inflation, government overreach, soured relationships, and thousands of other things.

Necessities are part of everyone’s life and can vary from person to person. For many, school and a job are necessities. For others, marriage and children are a necessary part of life, yet many live without them.

Busy, busy, busy. Why are we always so busy? From the time we wake up to when we go to bed. We are busy at work, home, on weekends, and on vacations. It never seems to end!. All of this business raises one crucial question we should be asking ourselves. Read on to learn about this question and how to deal with the busyness of life.

Did you know you already have a team on your side? Everyone does, whether they realize it or not. Your team is always there for you. Let’s look at who is on your team and what they can do to help you build a better life.

Why is it that your productivity soars whenever you have something you must do? Especially when you have a deadline. You get it done! This is especially true when you are about to head out on vacation and pack an entire week’s work into a couple of days!

Chris Rock’s “Selective Outrage” thought-provoking special on Netflix is a powerful exploration of the power of rhetoric and its effects. The comedian uses his signature blend of humor and critical rhetoric to address some of the most pressing issues in today’s society particularly the African American community their mental health crisis.

What does being reliable and dependable mean to you? Do you know the difference between the two?. If you understand their meaning and differences, you are likely well on your way to a great life. If not, or you are a bit unsure, read on!

How you view and think about money can make all the difference in your life and how you live it. Let’s look more closely at this subject and what it can and can’t do for you.