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Nine shows, including ‘Clueless’ sequel, receive state tax credit
Nine television shows, including a sequel to the 1995 hit “Clueless,” have been awarded a tax credit for filming in the Golden State, according to the California Film Commission. Most of the shows chosen for a production incentive are in their first season, such as Universal Television’s “Newlyweds,” a new series starring Jamie Lee Curtis…
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Trump advisor loses it at MAGA ally on Bannon’s show: ‘Never mention her friggin’ name!’
Dr. Peter Navarro unleashed a tirade against U.S. Attorney and Trump ally Jeanine Pirro on Monday. The Trump trade counselor was talking to right-wing strategist Steve Bannon during a segment of the MAGA influencer’s “War Room” show on Real America’s Voice. Both men refused to comply with a Jan. 6 committee subpoena and served four-month…
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Joe Scarborough Thinks Democrats Are ‘Fumbling the Football on the 2-Yard Line’ Ahead of Midterms
“Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough slammed elected Democrats on Monday morning for refusing to denounce the extremist views of some of the party’s most contentious figures this year, arguing that the political party is “fumbling the football at the two-yard line” just like it did in 2024. The subject of the Monday morning segment was…
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10 Things Infectious-Disease Experts Don’t Worry About
—Photo-Illustration by TIME (Source Images: Carmen Martínez Torrón—Getty Images, Fiordaliso/Getty Images, Tetra/Winslow Productions/Getty Images, saravutvanset/Getty Images, taratata/Getty Images, Svetlana Repnitskaya—Getty Images) Every year, Jill Roberts sends her microbiology students out to swab the filthiest surface they can find on campus. Most of them march straight to the bathroom—and every year, they’re wrong. “You won’t believe…
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Top DHS official takes shot at ‘hostile’ Trump admin environment on way out the door
The Department of Homeland Security’s top statistician resigned in late July, saying he was leaving behind a “hostile work environment” under the Trump administration. Marc Rosenblum, who spent more than a decade in that role, had established DHS’s Office of Homeland Security Statistics three years ago with bipartisan support, aiming to give Congress and the…
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Travel influencer riddled with bleeding bed bug bites after one-night stay at popular international hotel: ‘Wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy’
This hapless traveler has encountered way more than just a few bumps in the road. Itchy, bleeding red welts across her arms, legs, chest and face are the unsightly parting gifts Hannah Stephenson, a UK content creator, claims to have received after patronizing a Travelodge hotel infested with bedbugs. “Stayed in this hotel for one night,…
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Read along with Dua Lipa’s Service95 book club: Updated with August 2026 pick
When she’s not performing or practicing “Radical Optimism,” you’ll probably find Dua Lipa reading. In June 2023, the “Dance the Night” singer launched the Service95 Book Club, an extension of her global editorial platform encompassing the Service95 blog site, a weekly newsletter, and Lipa’s podcast, “Dua Lipa: At Your Service.” The Service95 Book Club “represent[s]…
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Iran Says U.S. Must Meet These Six Demands If Strait of Hormuz Is to Reopen
President Donald Trump speaks to the press after signing an Executive Order in the Oval Office of the White House on March 31, 2026. —Brendan Smialowski—Getty Images Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday said an agreement with Oman to define new shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz was in its “final stages,” but…
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Amazon Used a Startlingly Dirty Trick to Build a Data Center Without Consent of Community
A quiet war is playing out in rural communities across the country. City council meetings are bursting into conflict as local residents try to keep AI data centers out of their backyards. Americans are starting to see through the promises of tech companies and the local politicians they’ve wooed, realizing that the advantages of hosting…
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‘That is weird’: Trump’s attendance at ‘Bizarreville’ sports competition bewilders staffer
A planned appearance by Donald Trump at the so-called “Patriot Games” featuring a smattering of high school athleteswas greeted with skepticism by an ESPN employee assisting with the coverage. According to a sardonic report from the Washington Post’s Noah White, the president has gone from attending the World Cup to showing up at a competition…