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California lottery accidentally releases $12M winner’s address: ‘This has never happened’
The California Lottery shared the address of a $12 million lottery winner … calling the big mistake an accident. A lucky winner bought a SuperLotto Plus ticket at a King Wine & Liquor at 2346 Fruitridge Road in Sacramento in November and won $12 million. But the initial release of information included the winner’s personal address instead
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Country star Ray Stevens breaks his neck, rushed to hospital in Nashville
Country star Ray Stevens was hospitalized in Nashville, Tennessee, after a terrifying fall left him with a broken neck. Stevens, 87, is currently in recovery and has been advised by doctors to wear a neck brace for “approximately four weeks.” The Grammy winner suffered the accident on Sunday, according to a press release obtained by
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Man killed girlfriend’s pet rabbit, Momo, tossing him from second-floor window, authorities say
A North Hollywood man has been charged with animal cruelty and domestic violence offenses for allegedly killing his girlfriend’s two-month-old rabbit during a violent outburst in February. Nikolas Hart, 25, allegedly stomped on the rabbit, Momo, then stuffed him in a trash bag and threw him from the couple’s second-story apartment on Feb. 11, according
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Mike Johnson’s indecisiveness is frustrating even his closest allies: report
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces “healthy amount of anger,” from Republicans after what Punchbowl News described a “cardinal sin” — Johnson abandoned a position he forced his members to support. Johnson initially rejected a Senate GOP-Democratic compromise to fund DHS after 52 days of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, directing House Republicans to
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Sony Pictures Entertainment to Lay Off Hundreds of Staffers in Massive Restructure of Film, TV and Corporate
Sony Pictures Entertainment will layoff hundreds of employees over the next several months as part of a company-wide restructuring of its film, television and corporate divisions. The restructuring was announced by Sony Pictures CEO Ravi Ahuja in a memo to employees on Tuesday obtained by TheWrap, which can be read below: Good morning, Today you’ll
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Aday Mara’s Michigan national title exposes UCLA coach Mick Cronin’s failure
Was that really Aday Mara? It was the most maddening part of March. It was a Cinderella story that smelled like rotting pumpkin. It was a big dance over the sensibilities of everything that is UCLA. Seriously, was that really Aday Mara? The biggest player on the giant national champion Michigan basketball team Monday night
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Nobel winner says Trump’s new ‘motive’ admission will make war crimes trial ‘no problem’
Economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman warned that President Donald Trump‘s serious threat that “a whole civilization will die tonight” in his latest escalation of the Iran war would lead to lasting damage for the United States. In his Substack on Tuesday, Krugman suggested “the civilization we destroy may be our own” and that Trump
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An AI Detection Tool Wants to Provide ‘Human’ Feedback on Stories, and We Tested It | Exclusive
GPTZero, which can detect whether a TV script or college paper was generated with AI, is branching out with a new feature that offers writers AI-generated feedback trained by human editors. In other words, the AI tool can mimic the editing skills of a real person who is willing to train it. In kicking off
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How $7 bags of Doritos cost PepsiCo billions in sales
PepsiCo Inc.’s chips prices had gotten too high. Walmart Inc. had been telling the maker of Doritos, Lay’s, Cheetos and many other beloved snacks that was the case for more than a year. Executives at PepsiCo knew it, too. Sales at Frito-Lay, the company’s snacks powerhouse, were plunging. Some of its chips cost more than
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White House budget reveals Trump admin’s push to label political opposition ‘terrorism’
Along with cutting environmental, housing, and health programs and proposing an increase of nearly $500 billion in military spending, President Donald Trump’s new budget proposal shows how the White House “wants to use taxpayer dollars to spy on those who oppose its extremist agenda,” one Democratic congresswoman said Monday evening. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Penn.)