Louisiana gave President Trump another proxy win Saturday night. His endorsed candidate, Rep. Julia Letlow, defeated state Treasurer John Fleming in the Republican runoff for Louisianas open U.S. Senate

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Historical Events1855 - Sigma Chi Fraternity is founded at Miami University1869 - Amsterdam typographer strike1923 - MLB Brooklyn Robins blow 7-0 lead, as Phillies win 8-7 at the Baker Bowl in Philadelphia1948 - British begin airlift Operation Plainfare to West Berlin2024 - Boy band Seventeen are the first K-pop group to play the main Pyramid Stage at GlastonburyMore Historical Events Famous Birthdays1893 - Luciano Gallet, Brazilian pianist, composer, conductor, and educator, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (d. 1931)1907 - Paul-Emile Victor, French polar explorer, ethnologist, and writer (La civilisation du phoque), born in Geneva, Switzerland (d. 1995)1957 - Mike Skinner, American auto racer (NASCAR SuperTruck Series 1995; Daytona 500 pole and Winston Cup Series Rookie of the Year 1997), born in Susanville, California1962 - Anisoara Stanciu-Cusmir, Romanian long jumper (Olympic gold 1984), born in Brila, Romania1983 - Maui Taylor, Filipino model and actress (Kool Ka Lang), born in Brighton, EnglandMore Famous Birthdays Famous Deaths1971 - Martha Wise, American serial killer who poisoned 17 family members, one of the most sensational murder cases of the 1920s in Ohio, dies in prison at 881981 - Floyd "Candy" Johnson, American jazz saxophonist (Andy Kirk; Count Basie; Bill Doggett), and educator, dies at 592001 - Mortimer J. Adler, American philosopher and author (Encyclopedia Brittanica), dies at 982003 - Russell Endean, South African cricket wicketkeeper (28 Tests, 3 x 100, HS 162no, 41 dismissals; Transvaal, MCC), dies at 792022 - Deborah James, British teacher, journalist, author (You, Me and the Big C), and charity campaigner, dies of cancer at 40More Famous Deaths

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Diderot’s Encyclopédie: The Book France Banned but Couldn’t Stop Paris, 1751. In a cramped printer’s workshop somewhere in the tangle of streets on the Left Bank, a stack of freshly inked pages sits under armed guard — not to protect them, but to seize them. Royal inspectors are looking for evidence of philosophical crimes. The man responsible for those...

A Prayer to See Beauty in Pain - Your Daily Prayer - June 28A Prayer to See Beauty in PainBy Tammy DarlingBible Reading:“I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.” Romans 8:18, NIVListen or Read Below:Conflicted doesn’t begin to describe how I feel when I gaze upon the beauty of this planet…and then see the pain of the people...

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