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Pilot of doomed Florida Learjet was devout Christian who ‘went home to be with the Lord’: church
The doomed Learjet pilot heard reciting the Lord’s Prayer moments before crashing in Florida was a devout Christian who “went home to be with the Lord,” his church said. Captain Jeff Gregory, a 55-year-old married dad of three, was a devoted member of the Limerick Chapel in Pennsylvania, where both his parents had worked, a…
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Taylor Red country singer Nicole Taylor dead at 35, her triplet sisters reveal
Taylor Red country singer Nicole Taylor has died following a battle with breast cancer, her triplet sisters, Nika and Natalie Taylor, revealed. She was 35. In a heartbreaking YouTube video, Nika and Natalie explained that their big sister passed away and is “at peace and no longer suffering.” “We are still processing everything. This honestly feels really hard…
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Democrats dominate California but face challenges after election
For all their dominance, California Democrats will emerge from Tuesday’s election facing considerable challenges. As polls show nearly 6 out of 10 Californians believe the state is going in the wrong direction and even more anticipate bad financial times ahead, the state’s new governor and legislators will have to confront some chronic problems, including a…
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‘Absolutely stymie his agenda’: Here’s how each midterm scenario will affect Trump
From pollsters to gambling companies, the projected odds that Democrats regain control of the House after Tuesday’s election continue to grow toward a 90 percent likelihood. And the chance of a Democratic sweep of both the House and Senate hovers around 70 percent on prediction markets. “I think Democrats winning control of the House probably…
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Some schools are banning caffeine pouches. Here’s what parents and students should know
Coffee, energy drinks and soda are not the only ways young people are getting their caffeine fix. Another product catching the attention of health experts, school officials and parents doesn’t come in a cup or a can. It comes in a pouch. Caffeine pouches, small packets placed in the mouth between the lip and gum,…
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‘Biggest own goal’ that blew Trump’s chance to ‘break the back’ of Dems flagged by analyst
Donald Trump “frittered away” his chance to make Democrats a minority party by not building on inroads he made with traditional Democratic voters in the 2024 election. That is according to longtime Washington insider Jonathan Martin of Politico, who appeared on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” on election day morning. On the panel Tuesday morning, Martin…
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Studio 54 creator opens new WeHo hotel — and $35 gets you access to its lush rooftop oasis
What does it mean when a Sunset Strip hotel installs a white pool table with gold balls and puts a swing set on the roof? It means that Ian Schrager, the New York lifestyle entrepreneur who co-founded Studio 54, is again reaching west to try some new ideas. This time, his new hotel property is…
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Trump-pardoned Jan. 6 defendant charged over post saying federal judges ‘will be executed’
A Georgia man who was pardoned by President Donald Trump after admitting he threatened to “put a bullet” in Nancy Pelosi’s head is facing a new federal charge. This time he’s accused of threatening to kill federal judges. Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr., 58, is charged with transmitting interstate threats, according to a criminal complaint filed…
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Versant Revenue Falls 4% Despite Digital Growth, Stronger TV Ratings
Versant reported revenue of $1.59 billion, exceeding the $1.57 billion expected by analysts, according to Yahoo Finance. Net income fell 41.1% to $47 million. Linear distribution revenue declined 5.8% to $935 million, while advertising revenue fell 5.3% to $373 million despite stronger TV ratings. Platforms revenue grew 9.6% to $245 million, driven largely by Fandango,…
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Diva NYC judge tries to use status to dodge $150 in trash fines: ‘I have trials every day’
What a bunch of garbage. A longtime Brooklyn judge spent nearly two years dodging a stack of sanitation violationsby repeatedly flaunting her judicial status to avoid hearings and get out of paying a paltry $150 in fines, a court ethics board found. Diva Justice Katherine Levine spent 20 months fighting the city’s Office of Administrative…