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Pet of the week: Meet these 4 puppies!

SUMMARY: This week’s featured pets are adorable Chihuahua mix puppies named G, Jones, Clay, and Rea. They are up for adoption and can go home today. The shelter is currently undergoing a groundbreaking for a new facility, and they are seeking donations to support the construction and ongoing care of the animals. Monetary contributions as well as supplies like cleaning products and food are greatly needed. The shelter encourages fostering and adoption to help out as well. With their sweet faces, these puppies are sure to brighten someone’s day while helping the shelter with its mission.

Not one, not two, but four puppies joined us on Good Morning Carolinas today!
Garth, Jones, Clay and Retta are chihuahua mixes.
Britney Hauser from Kind Keeper Animal Rescue said the shelter had a groundbreaking ceremony last month.
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Viral videos show heated exchange between Rep. Nancy Mace and man in beauty store

SUMMARY: A viral video shows a heated exchange between Congresswoman Nancy Mace and local man Eli Murray Quick at a Mount Pleasant beauty store. Both filmed and posted the confrontation on social media. Mace claims she felt physically threatened by Murray Quick, who had asked about her plans for a real town hall. Mace argues her body language reflects fear, while Murray Quick asserts he recorded the incident for his protection. The altercation escalated into yelling and swearing. Mace, who faces daily threats, defended her stance, while Murray Quick emphasized the need for direct engagement with voters.

Millions have seen a viral video of Congresswoman Nancy Mace and a local man, Ely Murray-Quick, getting into a loud argument at a beauty store in Mount Pleasant. Mace and Murray-Quick both filmed the interaction and posted their respective videos to social media.
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Trump shows support for Hegseth as second group chat scandal sparks outrage

SUMMARY: Trump has expressed support for Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth amid backlash over a second group chat controversy involving sensitive military information. Hegseth blamed media reports and former staff for allegations regarding a chat where he allegedly discussed bombing plans in Yemen. The new revelations followed a previous incident where a journalist was included in another group chat with high-ranking officials. Democrats are demanding Hegseth’s resignation, citing his inability to manage sensitive information. Compounding the issue, a Google Drive folder with White House plans has reportedly been accessible to over 11,000 GSA employees, leading to cybersecurity investigations.

The Pentagon is under scrutiny once again as leaders face accusations of mishandling sensitive information, following reports of another group chat containing attack plans in Yemen. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been accused of discussing sensitive bombing plans in a private Signal group chat in March, which reportedly included his wife, brother, and personal attorney, according to The New York Times.
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Take a trip back in time to the birth of a nation

SUMMARY: Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) – Capital City/Lake Murray Country and 250 American Revolution: Lexington County invite media to cover “The Shot Heard Round The World” event on April 19, 2025, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Lexington’s Old Mill Pond Trail. This free, family-friendly event celebrates the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, honoring the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Highlights include living history exhibits, lantern tours by Soda City Theatre Company, cannon demonstrations, and hands-on activities from local museums. A tribute featuring cinnamon whiskey will conclude the evening at 8:00 p.m., with a non-alcoholic option available.
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