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📰 By Palmetto Lyfe News Group “Your next flight could vanish—and no one’s telling you which one yet.”

“They offered her the spotlight — she chose peace instead.” Erika Kirk didn’t just turn down Jimmy Kimmel’s apology… she turned the power dynamic upside down.

The nation is inching toward a record-setting government shutdown, and the toll is real: federal workers furloughed, food-aid programs stalled, everyday Americans left hanging.

A seismic shift has landed in the heart of New York. In an outcome that rattled boardrooms from Wall Street to Midtown towers, Zohran Mamdani—just 34, barely seasoned in the mayoral thick of things—has clinched the mayoralty of New York City.

“They thought it was just a job… until the system broke them.” “Nurses walked out, and the halls finally echoed the truth.”

Walk into your local store—think of the aisles, bright and stocked, the self-checkout lanes humming, families shopping, customers browsing. That’s the promise of a place like Walmart: affordable everyday essentials for all. But behind that promise lies a mounting problem: theft.

They’ve never been this lost with tech — until AI stepped in. Some senior citizens are tapping into the power of artificial intelligence — while many others feel like the tech train left them behind.

“Food stamps froze—but the neighbors didn’t. Here’s how your town is stepping in.” When the safety net vanishes, communities still step in — and they’re doing just that.

America’s airports are buckling under the shutdown — unpaid TSA agents, endless lines, and frustrated flyers. Refund chaos and cancellations are now the new normal for U.S. travelers.