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A top Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign official and longtime anti-vaxxer says her overarching goal is to ruin Joe Biden’s chances of winning reelection in November, telling a group of GOP voters that the current president is “our mutual enemy.”

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Tech billionaire Matthew Prince is ratcheting up the pressure against neighbors trying to block his proposed megamansion in Park City, Utah. He’s now filed a second lawsuit against Eric Hermann and Susan Fredston-Hermann, alleging that their retaining wall encroaches on his property.

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On Monday, Donald Trump delivered a clear message to anti-abortion conservatives: The party’s over. Don’t count on getting anything else from me.

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Hundreds of couples have flocked to Arkansas to say “I do” just before daytime turns to darkness during Monday afternoon’s total solar eclipse—a “once-in-a-lifetime experience” that’ll be held in the middle of a rural field.

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The Los Angeles Times promoted its interim executive editor Terry Tang to its top editor role, becoming the first woman to lead the paper. The move comes after a chaotic few months for the newsroom that saw a wave of mass layoffs along with the exit of its previous executive editor.=

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Terrence Howard is opening up about his claims of inadequate pay against CAA and his ongoing lawsuit against the Hollywood agency.

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Donald Trump appears set to file a lawsuit against Judge Juan Merchan, the judge overseeing his trial for alleged falsification of business records in order to cover up his affair with adult film actress Stormy Daniels.

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In the second episode of her new podcast, misSPELLING, Tori Spelling dug deeper into the explosive fight that led to her divorce from Dean McDermott.

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With millions of Americans eagerly anticipating Monday’s total solar eclipse, Fox News delivered an ominous warning to its viewers: The dramatic celestial event presents a “real opportunity” for migrants to illegally cross the southern border.

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Cloud cover and severe weather threatened to ruin Monday’s solar eclipse for the tens of thousands who flocked to Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas, where meteorologists say some areas could experience “softball-sized” hail, isolated tornadoes, and wind gusts as high as 60 mph.

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In an effort to beat back bombshell sexual assault allegations leveled by a former co-worker, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has retained a celebrity attorney who, in the words of The New Yorker, “keeps the rich and famous above the law.”

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He really did it. And then, funnier still, he corrected it too.

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Actor Jonathan Majors was sentenced to a year of domestic violence counseling on Monday for attacking his then-girlfriend in the back of a chauffeured car in New York City last year.

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Two men in Nigeria have been arrested in connection with a sextortion scam that pushed a teenage boy in Australia to suicide, police said.

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The Vatican issued a declaration on Monday claiming that gender-affirming surgeries risk threatening “the unique dignity” of people, further criticizing “gender theory” and rejecting attempts to obscure the “sexual difference between man and woman.”

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Former President Donald Trump, whose position on abortion has been unclear for the better part of his campaign, said Monday that abortion access should be decided on a state-to-state basis and punted on what he believes the cutoff should be.

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Country music star Morgan Wallen was arrested on three felony charges after allegedly throwing a chair off the roof of a bar in Nashville late Sunday, reports say.

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A Brazilian Supreme Court judge has launched an inquiry into Elon Musk after the billionaire said X would reinstate accounts that the justice had ordered blocked.

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The little-known insurance company that rescued Donald Trump by providing a last-minute $175 million bank fraud bond isn’t just unlicensed in New York; it hasn’t even been vetted by a voluntary state entity that would verify it meets minimum “eligibility standards” to prove financial stability.

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Since its first episode premiered in January 2014, Song Exploder has stood above the ever-growing sea of podcasts with its delectable premise. Each perfectly sized episode—rarely more than 30 minutes, which is downright breezy for a medium that increasingly prioritizes length—features a musician breaking down one of their best songs in ways both personal and granular. There’s a wide variety of artists that have been showcased throughout... Читать дальше...

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Netflix’s Ripley, written and directed by Steven Zaillian (The Night Of, Schindler’s List), stars Andrew Scott as Tom Ripley, the loveable and mischievous (to put it gently) con man. Ripley is different from nearly anything else on Netflix—for one thing, it's shot in black and white. But it's also probably the single most exciting new show on the platform—and all other streamers—in 2024 thus far. And that unique sense of thrill can be... Читать дальше...

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Donald Trump took to Truth Social Sunday night promising to deliver his policy on abortion and abortion rights come Monday morning.

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C.J. Snare, the hair metal icon who fronted FireHouse for more than three decades, singing lead vocals and playing keyboard on all eight of its albums, died “unexpectedly” on Friday night, according to the hard rock band. He was 64.

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Warning: Spoilers for the finale of The Regime follow.

The Regime has come to a close on HBO, but Chancellor Elena Vernham’s (Kate Winslet) fictional European reign is far from over. That whole shtick with new beau Herbert Zubak (Matthias Schaoenaerts) and hating America? That was nothing. It was all just a “wobble,” Elena says, after nearly being killed in a civil war that takes place in her country.

“That’s right, a ‘wobble!’” The Regime creator Will Tracy says with... Читать дальше...

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Someone has to die in The Regime’s finale. It’s just a simple fact, seeing as Herbert (Matthias Schoenaerts) and Elena (Kate Winslet) are now on the run; they can’t both make it out alive. The real question is: Can either one of them survive the ongoing civil war?