Tabla de contenidos para April 18, 2025 en ScoopUSA Digital

ARIES March 21 - April 19 Aries – The Daredevil Energetic, adventurous and spontaneous. Confident and enthusiastic. Fun. Loves a challenge. EXTREMELY impatient. Sometime selfish. Short fuse. (easily angered). Lively, passionate ad sharp wit. Outgoing. Lose interest quickly – easily bored. Egotistical. Courageous and assertive. Tends to be physical and athletic. The Diamond is the jewel for the month of April The world’s first known reference to the diamond comes from a Sanskrit manuscript written during the Mauryan Dynasty, around 321 BC to 185 BC. Cupid’s arrow was supposedly tipped in diamonds having a magical effect of no equal. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed diamonds to be tears of the gods and the splinters from stars. A home or garden touched in each corner with a diamond was supposed…

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As tens of millions of Americans hustle to pay their taxes, Trump has put the entire global economy into chaos. 401(k)s are tanking, savings are shrinking, treasury bonds are losing value, and supply chains are convulsing. Even America’s oligarchs are petrified. They contributed millions to Trump’s inauguration. Many invested heavily in his campaign. They lavished praise on the new president and have supported his every move — in order to benefit from his promised big tax cut. But the chaos he’s unleashed on the world economy is causing many of them to go public with their worries. “Obviously,” Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase’s chief executive, said in a conference call with reporters, “the China stuff is significant. We don’t know the full effect.” But we do know that global investors are…

Bunny Buddies are back, and what do they bring? Baskets of laughs for Easter and spring! Complete each puzzle to reveal something funny. Then share all the puzzles and jokes with somebunny! Why did the Easter egg hide? Use Bixby Bunny's secret code to reveal the punch line! What do you call a rich rabbit? The letters on the correct path through Bucky Bunny’s maze reveals the answer. How many eggs can you put in an empty Easter basket? Help Bianca Bunny circle every other letter to discover the answer! Standards Link: Vocabulary: Spell grade-level appropriate words correctly. Scrambled Riddles Can you help Betty and Biff Bunny match the questions and answers? Do the math. Then draw a line from each riddle to its answer. How many jelly beans can…

PHILADELPHIA, April 14, 2025—The Philadelphia Visitor Center Corporation and Philadelphia’s Historic District Partners welcome families to enjoy spring break in America’s most historic square mile. With kid-friendly camps and activities at more than a dozen area attractions, there has never been more to do for families looking to spend spring break exploring the birthplace of America. “From iconic landmarks like the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall to hands-on activities and family-friendly attractions, Historic Philadelphia is the perfect destination for a fun and educational getaway,” said Philadelphia Visitor Center Corporation President and CEO Kathryn Ott Lovell. “Join us this spring to create unforgettable memories in the heart of the nation’s history.” Over spring break, residents and visitors can take the Philly PHLASH for a fast, safe, and convenient ride to all…

Lately, Elon Musk has been looking like a good candidate for Washington’s unofficial “So Sorry to See You Go” award. We used to hand it out annually on “The McLaughlin Group,” among other deliberately dubious honors, as a snarky salute to the formerly powerful and influential who, in the inevitable way that Washington cycles through its luminaries, had outlasted their sell-by date. With the passing of longtime host John McLaughlin in 2016, the show faded away just before Donald Trump’s first presidency could provide us with a seemingly endless supply of new contenders for the Olympics of political stardom. That process came back to mind as rumors began to circulate that Musk, the oligarch behind Tesla, X, and SpaceX, among other business ventures, was going to exit his controversial role…

The Resurrection must be preached if we are to hear the gospel of Christ. The Resurrection must be believed if we are to see God’s face in peace. Peter, the apostle, preached one of the first sermons of the Resurrection. It was there on the Day of Pentecost. He said to the people, “You know this Jesus of Nazareth. He is a mighty man with mighty miracles, a man with proof and power, wonders and signs--things that happened before your eyes. It was this man that God let you murder on that cross of Calvary. But God removed the sting of death and gave him life once more.” It just was not possible for him to be contained by death. The tomb was too small. The King’s seal did not…