Iran is in mourning as it holds a massive, multi-day funeral for its late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose body lies in state in Tehran amid a sea of black-clad mourners and national shutdowns. The funeral, coinciding with the U.S. Independence Day, has sparked chants of “Death to America!” echoing Iran’s historic defiance, while President Trump hints at potential peace. With millions expected to attend — reminiscent of Khomeini’s 1989 funeral — the event could bolster Iran’s government as it navigates war, negotiations, and succession uncertainty, especially as Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, the late leader’s son, remains conspicuously absent amid warnings to global powers to tread carefully.

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With the Fourth of July heating up, fireworks safety is non-negotiable. Don’t leave them in your car—stash them in a cool, shaded spot like your garage, away from heat and flammables. Even after they’re lit, fireworks stay dangerously hot, so always have water or a hose ready and let them cool completely before disposal. Stick to ground-based displays like sparklers and fountains, and check local laws to avoid legal trouble. Safety first—your celebration shouldn’t turn into a disaster.

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