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Business Owner Mortgages

Are you self-employed and finding it hard to get a mortgage? Our Asset Qualifier program uses your assets, not just income, to help you qualify. With options like bank statement and 1-year tax return loans, we tailor solutions to your situation. Secure your home loan faster without the usual income proof hassles. ?? Ask about Bank Statement, P & L, 1-Year Tax Return loans! ? Link in profile #BankStatementLoans #SelfEmployedHomeLoan #AssetQualifier #FidelityHomeGroup #HomeLoanSolution

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Daily Horoscope for January 26, 2026

General Daily Insight for January 26, 2026 We’re ready to move forward. Early on, the emotional Moon squares romantic Venus, and misunderstandings about care or timing could impact our plans for the day. Then, at 12:37 PM EST, dreamy Neptune shifts into Aries, fueling our dreams with fiery ambition and energetic action. Still, Neptune’s influence reminds us to slow down and check our expectations while listening for signals that help us bridge differences and reframe choices with care. Take smaller steps, because softer pacing keeps progress steady in the long run. Aries March 21 – April...

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Dolphins hiring wide receivers coach as offensive staff takes shape

The Miami Dolphins, under new coach Jeff Hafley, continued to rapidly build the coaching staff through his first weekend on the job. After promoting Bobby Slowik from within as offensive coordinator on Saturday, Hafley is bringing in the first position coach on his staff. The Dolphins are hiring Tyke Tolbert as wide receivers coach, according to a league source. Tolbert is an experienced receivers coach, teaching the position in the NFL since 2003. He spent the past two seasons with the Tennessee Titans and has also had stints with the Chicago Bears, New York Giants, Denver Broncos, Buffalo...

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Somerset Academy grabs runner-up at dual wrestling state championship

The Somerset Academy boys wrestling team finished as the 2A runner-up at the FHSAA Dual State Championship at Osceola High School in Kissimmee from Jan. 23-24. Somerset Academy crushed Dillard 70-6 in the first round and they defeated Mater Academy 46-21 in the second round. The Panthers cruised past Jensen Beach 49-24 in the third round and they rolled past Pace 50-19 in the state semifinal. Lake Gibson defeated Somerset 39-16 in the 2A state final. In the state championship, Somerset’s Carlos Sainz (132 pounds) won by major decision (11-3), Darion Shannon (150) picked up a victory by...

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Stunned in Gainesville: Gators suffer first home loss to Auburn since 1996

GAINESVILLE — Coach Todd Golden’s Gators have been unbeatable at home, but no Florida team for decades had any trouble against Auburn in the O’Connell Center. Until Saturday. The Tigers stunned the Gators 76-67 for Auburn’s first win in Gainesville since 1996 and Florida’s first loss at home after 16 straight wins. “Disappointing,” Golden said. “We had been playing really well. I don’t think we played great, but I want to credit Auburn. I thought they took the fight to us.” In a rematch from the 2025 Final Four, Auburn was an 11.5-point underdog to the reigning national champion Gators...

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Daily Horoscope for January 25, 2026

General Daily Insight for January 25, 2026 We might be craving comfort. The Moon sets off these desires when she steps into Taurus at 1:05 PM EST, reminding us to slow down and take our time. By leaning into our usual routines and focusing on simpler tasks, we give ourselves room to listen, allowing us to respond to frustration with patience rather than anger. Later, as fiery Mars stirs urgency, we can pick our battles carefully and avoid wasting energy on unnecessary struggles. We’re allowed to take care of ourselves. Aries March 21 – April 19 Confidence grows as you count your...

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“Gotta earn the logo:” Jon Sumrall strips Gator head to reset standard

GAINESVILLE — Jon Sumrall’s winter workouts are underway, but something is missing as the Gators push to gain favor with their new coach and his staff. The iconic, ubiquitous logo that defines Florida football will not be given to those who fall short this offseason. “Gotta earn it. Gotta earn the logo,” Sumrall said Saturday. “We ain’t earned it yet. We haven’t earned a damn thing. All we’ve got is our name. Where are you gonna put your freaking name on every day? So to wear the Florida Gator logo, to wear the Gators across your helmet and to wear the Gator head, you got to earn that.”...

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Broward schools back down on plan to hold graduations in gymnasiums

The Broward School District has agreed to return most graduation ceremonies to rented venues after a plan to move them to three high school gymnasiums generated a firestorm of controversy. Superintendent Howard Hepburn issued a memo to Broward School Board members late Friday announcing the change in plans. The School Board heard from numerous students, parents and elected officials at a Wednesday meeting opposing the use of high school gyms. Related Articles Gymnasium graduation plan prompts heated Broward School Board debate Broward moves some...

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Prosecutors allege gang members tried to kill Indiana judge to derail domestic abuse trial

By TODD RICHMOND Members of a motorcycle club and a street gang worked together in an attempt to kill an Indiana judge in hopes of derailing a domestic abuse case against one of their own, prosecutors alleged Friday, hours after police announced they had arrested five people in connection with the investigation. Related Articles Meta pauses teen access to AI characters Powdered whole milk could be a culprit in the ByHeart botulism outbreak, tests show Texas Black man exonerated nearly 70 years after execution in case...

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Judge rules US Justice Department filed a lawsuit over Georgia voter data in the wrong city

By JEFF AMY and CHARLOTTE KRAMON ATLANTA (AP) — A federal judge in Georgia on Friday dismissed a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit seeking voter information from the state, ruling the federal government had sued in the wrong city. Related Articles California sues the Trump administration over plans to restart oil pipelines along the coast Vance touts the Trump administration’s record against abortion at a Washington rally Private guard called 911 in ICE detainee homicide, saying man ‘kept going’ after suicide...

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