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Eminem’s ex-wife, Kim Scott, rushed to hospital 2 months after DUI arrest
Eminem’s ex-wife, Kim Scott, was rushed to the hospital after fainting at her Michigan home over the weekend. The 51-year-old reportedly suffered from a “hemorrhage” or “laceration” leading to heavy and uncontrolled bleeding around 8 p.m. local time on Saturday, per a Chesterfield Fire/EMS report obtained by TMZ Tuesday. Paramedics removed her from the home…
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House Passes Bill to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
The U.S. Capitol building in Wsahington, D.C., on July 12, 2026. —Kevin Carter—Getty Images The House on Tuesday passed a bill that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent, advancing a yearslong effort to end the practice of changing the clocks twice a year. The Sunshine Protection Act passed the lower chamber with strong bipartisan support…
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Stocks rise after data shows slowing inflation, even as IBM plunges
Stocks rose Tuesday after a report showed U.S. inflation was not as bad last month as economists had expected. That was even though oil prices continued to climb on worries that the United States and Iran may return to all-out war. The Standard & Poor’s 500 added 0.4% to recover some of its 0.8% loss…
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Mainers stunned as ‘horrific’ ICE killing ripples through community: ‘It’s just surreal’
Maine residents told CNN they were outraged on Tuesday after ICE agents fatally shot a 26-year-old father in a car. Joan Sebastian Durán Guerrero, who was authorized to work in the United States, was shot and killed during a traffic stop in Biddeford, Maine, on Monday. Community members were upset by the fatal shooting and…
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Russia Sanctions Bill Championed by Graham Would Give Trump New Tariff Powers
Senators Lindsey Graham, right, and Richard Blumenthal arrive in Kyiv, Ukraine, on May 30, 2025 as part of a bipartisan congressional delegation. —Viktor Kovalchuk—Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images) A rare display of bipartisanship unfolded in the Senate on Tuesday as a dozen Republican and Democratic senators stood shoulder to shoulder to unveil sweeping legislation…
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Lobster poachers pinched in Santa Monica; crustaceans stuffed in bags, backpacks, a baby stroller
A clawed caper at the Santa Monica Pier went awry despite “sophisticated” attempts by suspects to get away with poaching roughly three dozen spiny lobsters, authorities said. During the operation, officers and specially trained canine teams from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife located lobsters stashed in duffel bags, backpacks, vehicles and even a…
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‘Action-movie’ GOP nominee has own party bracing for ‘absolute destruction’: report
The GOP fears the “absolute destruction” their nominee for a gubernatorial race will cause, a New York Times columnist wrote. NY Times columnist Michelle Goldberg detailed the concerns of the GOP after self-described “high-risk humanitarian” Victor Marx won his party’s nomination for governor last week. Marx has been in the national spotlight for claiming that…
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WGA sues Paramount, claiming Warner Bros. acquisition would take away jobs
The Writers Guild of America sued Paramount on Tuesday, alleging that the company’s planned $111-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery violates federal antitrust law. The union said that with fewer competitors, the merged Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery business would be able to lower costs by reducing writers’ wages and work. “Writers will be paid less and…
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Katie Miller lashes out at CNN producer over photo of Trump’s Krazy Glue
Katie Miller, podcaster and wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, lashed out at CNN after a producer. The incident came after DJ Judd, a White House producer for CNN, spotted a stick of Krazy Glue on President Donald Trump’s Resolute Desk during a Monday evening Oval Office appearance, reports The Daily…
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Inside LA’s quietest warehouse party — where attendees trade glow sticks for blankets
On Saturday nights in downtown Los Angeles, one warehouse party is trading EDM for ambient music, and glow sticks for blankets. At the “Remember Those Quiet Evenings” on July 11, guests arrived with pillows, settled onto the floor and spent the night listening to Tibetan singing bowls, modular synthesizers and effected guitar. Before the main…