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Truthout reports that White House aide Stephen Miller, alongside Marco Rubio and other top officials, labeled the political left as ‘enemies of civilization’ and a ‘cancer’ threatening society, advocating NSPM-7-style measures to disrupt and prosecute left-wing groups and urging a global offensive against leftist networks in a speech echoing McCarthyism.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins publicly clashes with Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller over the federal response to the New World Screwworm outbreak in Texas, with Rollins calling Miller’s criticisms unserious and Miller accusing USDA of slow action and urging immediate deployment of the Screwworm Adult Suppression System. The feud highlights tensions between federal and state leaders as the parasite threatens cattle herds and beef prices, while the USDA presses ahead with its screwworm playbook—sterile flies, quarantine zones, increased surveillance—and ramps up production to contain the outbreak, amid calls for stronger federal intervention.
Joey Wentz left a spring game with a possible right-leg injury, but early tests suggest it isn’t serious; if he’s sidelined, Bryce Elder or Martin Perez could grab the Braves’ fifth starter slot as rotation depth is tested after elbow surgeries for Schwellenbach and Waldrep. Dax Fulton was optioned to the Marlins’ minor league camp but could be recalled later as a bullpen option, while Phillies top prospect Aidan Miller is sidelined by a lower-back issue and likely to start the season in Triple-A, with a 2026 MLB debut still anticipated.
The Seattle Mariners provided encouraging injury updates, with Victor Robles set to begin rehab after a shoulder injury and Bryce Miller showing strong performance in his rehab start. Other players like Luke Raley, Gregory Santos, Ryan Bliss, Trent Thornton, Jonny Farmelo, and Cole Phillips are also progressing in their recovery, boosting the team's prospects for the upcoming games.
Ancestry.com reviewed phone book listings from across the US to determine the three most popular last names in each state. The study found that Smith is the most common surname in the US, followed by Johnson, Miller, Jones, Williams, and Anderson. The interactive map shows the most common surname in each state, with Hawaii being the only state where Lee, Wong, and Kim were the most popular.
Ancestry.com reviewed phone book listings from across the country to determine the three most popular last names in each state. The company found Smith is far and away the most common surname in the US, only failing to land among the top three surnames in just five states: California, Hawaii, Minnesota, New Mexico and North Dakota. Other popular surnames included Johnson, Miller, Jones, Williams and Anderson.