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Hardware failure blamed for nationwide grounding, nearly 200 flight disruptions
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Alaska Airlines grounded by IT outage — operations resume after ~3-hour halt
On July 20 at 8 p.m. PT, Alaska Airlines and its Horizon Air subsidiary requested a system-wide ground stop due to a technology failure. All flights were grounded until around 11 p.m. PT, with lingering delays expected as aircraft and crews were repositioned. This marks the second time in just over a year that Alaska grounded its fleet due to technical issues (previously in April 2024) The Times of India+15Reuters+15The Economic Times+15FOX 13 Seattle+6The Daily Beast+6The Economic Times+6. The airline operates 238 Boeing 737s and 87 Embraer 175s, all affected during the outage
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Big Bill Alert: New RAP Plan & Public Service Forgiveness Boost
“Big Bill Alert: New RAP Plan & Public Service Forgiveness Boost” A fresh twist in the student‑loan saga: Action tip: If you work in public service, RAP + PSLF could be ideal. Otherwise, IBR remains a solid route with quicker forgiveness.
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Student Loan Shake-Up: IBR Expanded, SAVE Plan Halted
New policy changes are shaking up federal student loans: What to do now: If you’re on SAVE, enroll in IBR ASAP to lock in forgiveness eligibility—even if you don’t meet hardship criteria.
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“I’ve Been Sober Since 2019”: Hunter Biden Hits Back Hard
“I’ve Been Sober Since 2019” — Hunter Biden Breaks His Silence Amid Media Storm In a fiery new interview, Hunter Biden has come out swinging—defending his sobriety, his father, and himself. Responding to renewed scrutiny over a 2023 White House cocaine incident, Hunter firmly denied any connection: “I haven’t touched a drug or a drink since June 2019. Period.” But he didn’t stop there. Hunter addressed his father’s shaky 2024 debate performance, suggesting sleep meds like Ambien—not mental decline—were behind it. And when celebrities like George Clooney called for President Biden to step aside? Hunter snapped back: “F*** him… George Clooney is a brand, not family.” Behind the bold headlines…
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Hunter Biden Speaks Out: Sobriety, Politics & Family Drama
In a candid July 2025 interview, Hunter Biden addressed recent headlines with clarity and emotion. He firmly denied a bag of cocaine found in the White House in 2023 was his, emphasizing he’s been sober since June 2019: “I have not touched a drop of alcohol or a drug, and I’m incredibly proud of that” en.wikipedia.org+15politico.com+15theguardian.com+15. He also defended his father amid criticism of President Joe Biden’s poor performance in the June 2024 debate. Hunter suggested his father struggled due to exhaustion from heavy travel and possibly Ambien, not declining competency news.com.au+3reuters.com+3ew.com+3. His comments reignited debate on presidential age and stamina. On party loyalty, Hunter criticized Democrats—including George Clooney—for pushing…
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Farewell to a TV Icon: Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Gone Too Soon: Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Brilliance On and Off the Screen The world is in shock following the sudden death of actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show. At just 54, Warner drowned while vacationing with his family in Costa Rica on July 20, 2025. Warner wasn’t just a sitcom star—he was a cultural icon. His portrayal of Theo helped reshape how Black families were seen on TV in the 1980s. But he didn’t stop there. He grew into a powerful creative force: actor, director, Grammy-winning musician, and poet. From Malcolm & Eddie to The Resident, his roles always carried depth. His voice—calm, wise,…
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Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner: A Life of Talent, Purpose, and Legacy
On July 20, 2025, the world lost a beloved actor, artist, and cultural icon. Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for his role as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, tragically passed away at age 54 due to accidental drowning in Costa Rica. He was vacationing with family when he was caught in a strong rip current off Cocles Beach in the Limón province. Despite attempts to save him, he was pronounced dead by local medics—a heartbreaking end to a life full of creative brilliance and quiet strength. A Star Is Born: Theo Huxtable and a Generation’s Big Brother Malcolm-Jamal Warner first captured America’s heart in 1984 as the witty, charming, and…
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President Trump Diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency
What’s the Latest? On July 17–18, 2025, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that President Donald Trump, 79, has been diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI). The diagnosis came after he reported mild swelling in his lower legs and visible bruising on his hands, confirmed via bilateral doppler ultrasounds of the lower extremities Reddit+15TIME+15New York Magazine+15Wikipedia+13Diario AS+13The Sun+13. Despite the diagnosis, medical evaluations—including ultrasounds and an echocardiogram—revealed no evidence of heart failure, deep vein thrombosis, arterial disease, or renal impairment. His overall health was described as excellent, consistent with his April physical NBC Chicago+2TIME+2The Sun+2. Leavitt attributed the skin discoloration (bruising) to frequent handshaking and aspirin use as part…
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Andy Byron and the “ColdplayGate” Scandal: A Deep Dive
What Happened at the Concert? On July 16, 2025, during a Coldplay show at Gillette Stadium in Boston, the band’s notorious “kiss cam” panned to Andy Byron, the CEO of Astronomer, a prominent data orchestration firm, alongside the company’s Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot. The pair, who appeared intimate, immediately froze—Byron crouched, Cabot hid her face—prompting frontman Chris Martin to quip: “Either they’re having an affair or they’re very shy.” www.ndtv.com+15The Times+15The Economic Times+15 This awkward moment instantly went viral across TikTok, X, and Reddit, igniting speculation about a workplace romance—and possible marital infidelity. www.ndtv.com+1Indiatimes+1 Personal & Professional Fallout 1. Personal Reputation and Family Response 2. Workplace Reputation and Culture…