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Trump sued after ordering coal plant to stay open — that’s now releasing mercury into air
The Trump administration forced a Michigan coal plant to stay open, citing an “energy emergency,” which has now led to hazardous emissions, according to The New York Times on Friday. Michigan and environmental groups have decided to take the Energy Department to court, claiming Secretary Chris Wright’s emergency order keeping a decades-old coal plant operating…
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Combo HBO Max and Paramount+ Streamer Could Be an Unscripted King | Chart
When Paramount’s David Ellison outlined the vision for merging with Warner Bros. Discovery earlier this year, Wall Street immediately envisioned a premium content utopia. The prevailing narrative focused on “Harry Potter” and “The White Lotus” sharing a home screen with Taylor Sheridan and the “Star Trek” universe. But while prestige scripted series generate Emmys and…
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Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s All of a Sudden Is a Wondrous Work About Caring for One Another
All of a Sudden —Courtesy of Cannes Film Festival You can’t rush a Ryusuke Hamaguchi movie. These are pictures you need to settle into; you live with them and in them as they unspool before you. That’s certainly true of All of a Sudden, playing in competition here at the Cannes Film Festival. Hamaguchi’s Drive…
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Lainey Wilson marries Devlin ‘Duck’ Hodges by a waterfall after surviving that Stagecoach windstorm
Lainey Wilson and Devlin “Duck” Hodges made a splash last weekend, getting married Sunday at a picturesque waterfall in Tennessee. And unlike at Wilson’s recent headlining gig at the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, nobody had to evacuate because of dangerously high wind. “You could hear the water trickling down and birds singing, and we had…
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‘Jesus healed’: Mockery as ailing lawyer wants J6 clients back amid potential DOJ payout
Mark McCloskey, the St. Louis lawyer who became a conservative folk hero after brandishing a gun at Black Lives Matter protesters, told his Jan. 6 clients he’s back in the fight, just weeks after quietly withdrawing from their cases citing “personal reasons.” The reason for that withdrawal: A serious medical diagnosis. “I was diagnosed with…
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‘Propeller One-Way Night Coach’ Review: John Travolta’s Directorial Debut Is a Disaster
Though it may technically qualify as one on paper, John Travolta’s disastrous directorial debut, “Propeller One-Way Night Coach,” is not a movie. This adaptation of Travolta’s own 1997 children’s novel of the same name is a stiff, agonizingly lifeless affair. For all the ways it seems to be deeply personal and intent on exploring how…
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Why are flags flying at half-staff? Nationwide order serves as a somber, lesser-known tribute
Across the country, United States flags were lowered to half-staff in recognition of Peace Officers Memorial Day, a day of observance honoring officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. As part of the nation’s Police Week, flags at half-staff are meant to remember fallen officers and the families they left behind, according…
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Travis and Jason Kelce’s new book ‘No Dumb Questions’ is available to pre-order now
The Kelce brothers are taking their empire to new heights. Travis and Jason Kelce’s book “No Dumb Questions: And All of Our Dumbest Answers” is officially available to pre-order on Amazon — and given it officially drops on June 2, it’s guaranteed to ship in time for Father’s Day gift-giving. Inspired by their “New Heights”…
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Could ‘King of the North’ Andy Burnham Replace Starmer as Prime Minister? What to Know
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham speaking at the Methodist Central Hall in London on Feb. 10, 2026. —Jordan Pettitt—Getty Images Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Manchester, has emerged as a top contender to replace British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, should a leadership challenge unfold. Often referred to as the “King of the North,” Burnham…
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This court became a symbol of Trump’s immigration crackdown. Now it’s at the center of a House race
NEW YORK — A federal immigration court in Lower Manhattan has come to represent the Trump administration’s deportation campaign in New York City, with agents carrying out chaotic and sometimes violent arrests in the hallway as migrants leave hearings. Now the court is serving as a front in a different kind of battle: one of the city’s…