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June 28, 2025

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GE Appliances Invests $490 Million to Bring Washer Production Back to Kentucky, Creating 800 Jobs

In a major boost for American manufacturing, GE Appliances, a subsidiary of Chinese-based Haier Group, announced a $490 million investment to reshore production of washing machines from China to its global headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. The move, set to create 800 new full-time jobs, will establish GE Appliances as the largest U.S. manufacturer of washing machines by 2027, according to company statements. The investment will transform Building 2 at GE’s sprawling Appliance Park into a cutting-edge facility, producing over 15 models of front-load washers, including the innovative GE Profile UltraFast Combo Washer/Dryer and UltraFresh Front Load Washer lines. The new

April 21, 2025

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Pope Francis Dies at 88, Leaving a Legacy of Compassion and Reform

A Global Leader Passes Away Pope Francis, the beloved leader of the Roman Catholic Church and its first pontiff from Latin America, passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. His death followed a long battle with double pneumonia, ending a groundbreaking papacy that spanned more than a decade. A Humble Pope with a Bold Vision Born Jorge Mario Bergoglio in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Francis became pope in 2013, succeeding Pope Benedict XVI. His papacy was marked by unprecedented humility and openness. Francis chose to live modestly, residing in a guesthouse rather than the lavish

April 2, 2025

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Monster Atmospheric River Unleashes Chaos: Record-Breaking Floods Threaten Lives!

A colossal atmospheric river is barreling toward the West Coast, and it’s packing a punch that could rewrite the record books. Experts are sounding the alarm: this isn’t just another storm—it’s a life-threatening beast poised to dump unthinkable amounts of rain, trigger devastating floods, and leave entire communities underwater. Forecasters say this relentless wall of water could smash historical rainfall records, with some areas bracing for up to 20 inches of rain in just days. Rivers are swelling, dams are teetering, and mudslides are looming as the ground—already soaked from earlier storms—turns into a soggy death trap. California’s Sierra Nevada