When you’re new to astrology, it can feel like a vast mystery that you’re being called to. You may come to it because you want to know more about yourself — or your crush, an enemy or a celebrity. Astrology is a tool that can certainly help us to better understand the archetypes of people and personalities, which is why so many people are once again finding its wisdom of value.

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WASHINTON — The Senate on Friday approved legislation to award a Congressional Gold Medal to Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman, who became a national hero for his actions defending the Senate during the siege of the Capitol on January 6. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer paid tribute on the Senate floor to Goodman Friday evening and announced that he would ask the Senate to pass legislation to award him the honor.

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“It should be a liberation. But it feels like it’s a shackle. Because it’s been described as something that’s incredibly negative.” Women have been known to experience over 34 symptoms during menopause, both physical and mental, which can affect their ability to work. These include: hot flushes, where women experience sudden feelings of heat or cold in the face, which can make them dizzy; difficulty sleeping due to night sweats; and, muscle aches and joint pains.