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MAGA lawmaker yanked Bloomberg’s access after it reported on campaign scandal: report
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) has retaliated against Bloomberg News after the outlet published a report on his campaign being accused of stiffing workers of wages. According to Semafor’s Max Tani, Lawler’s campaign “informed Bloomberg that it is ‘revoking all RSVPs and press credentials for Bloomberg reporters,’” and “the Lawler campaign told Bloomberg any reporter who…
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‘DWTS’ Week 8: Harry Shum Jr. Nabs Another Perfect Score as Jenna Dewan Joins the Club
After last week’s Horror Movie Night ended with a double elimination, “Dancing With the Stars” lightened the mood with a magical Disney night that saw not one, but two perfect scores. Joined by guest judge Cynthia Erivo for a special Monday night edition of the ballroom dancing competition show, which shifted from Tuesday due to election…
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Sara Haines splits from ‘The View’ hosts by defending Rep. Haley Stevens’ GOP endorsement
“The View” co-host Sara Haines defended Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., during a discussion on Monday about the Democrat’s decision to endorse Michigan Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers over Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, pushing back against critics who called the endorsement a betrayal. Co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro both argued that Stevens endorsed Rogers…
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle move into new home on wealthy pal’s estate: report
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly moved into a friend’s home in the UK. The Daily Mail reported Monday that they’ve been staying with the wealthy businessman who lives in the Cotswolds since relocating back to Harry’s home country in August with their two kids. The family was “living in the main house,” but…
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DOJ blocks Jack Smith’s testimony against Trump in ‘end of the road’ move: report
The Department of Justice has moved to block former special counsel Jack Smith from testifying against President Donald Trump in his $10 billion defamation case against the British Broadcasting Corporation, according to a new report. The DOJ sent a letter to Smith’s lawyers Monday alerting them that the agency would not grant Smith permission to…
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Washington state resident dies after contracting bird flu from dairy farm: officials
A Washington state resident died from bird flu contracted at a dairy farm on Sunday, becoming the first American to perish from the illness this year, officials said. The Yakima County resident contracted the illness after being exposed to cattle carrying the avian flu at a dairy farm, according to authorities. County health officials did…
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Todrick Hall is ‘grateful’ for the conversations his controversial off-Broadway show ‘Midnight’ is sparking
Todrick Hall knew his original off-Broadway musical, “Midnight,” would spark some controversy, he told Page Six in an exclusive interview — but “not the conversation that it has sparked.” “Midnight” is a musical written, directed, created and starring Hall, set during the 19th-century American South. Hall plays Rail, an enslaved man, who falls in love…
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Brutal NIMBY Regulations Are Crushing the Kind of Solar Farms Researchers Say Are a Godsend for Local Ecology
Solar energy is booming. By the end of the year, photovoltaics are expected to account for 10 percent of the world’s energy production, by which point it will have eclipsed even nuclear fission by sheer production capacity. As industrial supply chains make solar-generated electricity cheaper than ever before, a growing body of research indicates that solar…
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Fury after Trump admin conducts ‘deeply alarming’ strikes on midterm election eve
The Trump administration sparked immediate outrage after it conducted what some described as a “secret” bombing campaign on the eve of the midterm elections. Barak Ravid, global affairs correspondent for Axios, reported Monday night that a U.S. fighter jet destroyed an Iranian weapon on Qeshm Island. The strikes mark a significant escalation in the conflict…
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Martin McDonagh Reevaluates His Use of N-Word, Racist Language in Prior Works: ‘My Heart Was in the Right Place’
Marin McDonagh took a closer look at past use of racist language in his work while speaking with the New York Times on Saturday, saying that slurs like the N-word have been used “to be either outrageous or to be truthful” and that his “heart was in the right place” when he wrote such material.…