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Meagan Good is basking in her season of harvest, reaping rewards from the hard work she’s sowed throughout her three-decade career.
The Virginia State Board of Elections has certified the apparent defeat of Republican congressman Bob Good, one of America’s most conservative congressmen, to a challenger endorsed by former President Donald Trump in the state’s June 18 primaries.
Conservative Virginia Congressman Bob Good is asking for patience as he hopes the final ballot count from Tuesday’s primary will allow him to fend off a challenger endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
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She took a children’s book she authored and turned it into a full movement doing good across Metro Detroit, and it all involves an egg. This week for Your Neighborhood meet the grown woman who’s egging people and businesses across Metro Detroit. “What we do is we ‘egg’ a Metro Detroit area organization that helps kids and we can also help families that are in need,” she explained. The “egging” idea came from a series of three children’s books called The Good Eggs that Sandra wrote herself. For more information on The Good Eggs please visit: https://www.thegoodeggs.org/More: Your Neighborhood community stories
Likes, which appear as hearts on Instagram, are often used as a measure of popularity, leading some users to tie them to their self-esteem. "The recent change to likes is a great thing," said 27-year-old Chris Grundy, a freelance photographer who lives in Sydney, Australia. Other users said the test falls flat because people can still see how many likes their own post gets. But the move to hide likes could encourage users to post more "authentic" content without being concerned about how many likes it gets. "Likes is one part of it, but I don't think it's the cure to curing the culture around Instagram," she added.
