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The National Military Spouse Network Releases Third Annual White Paper on Military Spouse Employment Research Focuses on Key Recommendations for Addressing Financial Insecurity Faced by America's Military Families News provided by Share this article NMSN), the premiere organization supporting the professional and personal growth of the nation's military spouses, today released its third annual National Military Spouse Network White Paper presented by USAA. The latest report, "Roadmap to Employment Stability for Military Spouses," includes priority recommendations for addressing financial ins...

Jimmy Kimmel tweeted about current affairs on Friday, and people who read the tweet as tone-deaf are roasting him online.

The thread then looks at Brady headshots over the years, with Krys making guesses as to the work Brady’s had done over the years. “This truly shows the progression of the tweaks he made,” she opined. “Looks like year 4 he got a subtle rhinoplasty and veneers. Notice [in] Year 6 the perimeter of his hairline is thinning. Year 7, hairline fully restored. Jawline is tricky. Can’t tell when he switched from fillers to the implant.” Advertisement Hide This truly shows the progression of the tweaks he made. Looks like year 4 he got a subtle rhinoplasty& veneers. Notic...

A TikToker went to the platform to confess that after taking a DNA test at her father’s urging, she learned that her father is not her real father—and contends that her “exact paternal match” is a billionaire CEO of a company who she tracked down. Featured Video Hide Cat McDonald, who is @fretlessfeline on TikTok, has drawn 5.4 million views to “Part 1” of her incredible tale on the platform since posting it this past Saturday. Advertisement Hide In the video, she’s answering the question, “Did anyone else take an Ancestry DNA test and...

A federal judge ruled on Thursday, in a Seattle court hearing, that Amazon doesn’t have to reinstate hosting services for social media platform Parler. Parler, bumped from Amazon Web Services on Jan. 11, had filed a lawsuit to try to get its AWS digital infrastructure support restored. Featured Video Hide The Seattle Times reported that in her ruling, U.S. District Judge Barbara Rothstein said Parler getting back online didn’t square with public interest given “the kind of abusive, violent content at issue in this case, particularly in light of the recent riots ...