If you give them the right look, someone might fall into your arms. Whatever you choose to do, make sure you are considering all possible consequences beforehand, ... Taurus - traits, personality, ...

With 2025’s first new moon charging up Aquarius and your ambitious tenth house today, you could set off on an exciting new career path. Since tonight is Lunar New Year’s Eve, and this one ...

Volusia County Judge A. Christian Miller has been promoted: The newly appointed circuit judge will take over a felony division in the 7th Circuit. Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Miller to the circuit ...

Taurus, Daily Horoscope Today, January 29, 2025: Unexpected sources of income might surprise you Taurus, Daily Horoscope Today, January 28, 2025: Maintain open communication in relationships ...

This is a good time to take a deeper look into where you may be currently pushing forward instead of allowing and surrendering to the nature of how things currently are. Forcing something to ...

Taurus, Weekly Horoscope, January 19 to January 25, 2025: Caution in investments Taurus, Weekly Horoscope, January 12 to January 18, 2025: Relationships, career, and financial situations show ...

To be loved is to feel understood, Taurus. You do need to feel seen and understood to feel loved; however, so does your partner. Try to explain your reasoning for your feelings or the changes ...

You’re giving guru vibes today. Sharing your practical vision can inspire a community when Mercury aligns with Neptune. Getting the conversation started? Guide the group in contributing their ...

Clifford Wallace to be a U.S. district judge in San Diego in 1970, and within two years Nixon elevated Wallace to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. More than 52 years later and after three ...

Suit up, Taurus! It’s time to get off the bench and pop back onto the playing field. On Tuesday, January 21 the Sun and powerhouse Pluto host their annual convention in Aquarius and your tenth ...

United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Below is a display of the number of active judges by the party of the appointing president. It does not reflect how a judge may rule on specific ...