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Gavin Newsom — once a capitalist, now a socialist
As Gavin Newsom’s governorship enters its final chapter, his eyes are no longer fixed on Sacramento. They are fixed on Washington. More specifically, on the White House. Like Sauron’s obsession with the One Ring, Newsom’s political focus has narrowed to one overriding object of desire: the presidency. As Gavin Newsom’s governorship enters its final chapter,…
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MS NOW host and Bloomberg columnist accuse Trump’s son-in-law of corruption
MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle and Bloomberg Opinion columnist Tim O’Brien criticized Michael Boulos, married to President Donald Trump’s daughter Tiffany, for being included in Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s Middle East meetings. “Are you kidding me!?” Ruhle said. O’Brien agreed. Rubio claimed Boulos was present only to “catch up” and did not participate in…
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Cameron Carr on Lakers acquiring him draft night: ‘It didn’t feel real’
NBA mock drafts projected Cameron Carr getting selected somewhere between 15 and 20 in the first round on Tuesday night. Ending up with the Lakers later in the draft, however, was more than Carr could have asked for. The Lakers acquired his draft rights from the New York Knicks, who took the 6-foot-5 Baylor guard…
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‘Phony moderate’ closer to losing swing seat than GOP wants to admit: columnist
A Republican vying to keep his seat in a swing district is closer to losing it than the GOP would like to admit, according to a columnist. In a Friday article for The Contrarian, Jennifer Rubin wrote that Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), the Trump-endorsed incumbent in the race for New York’s 17th congressional district, appears…
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‘Central figure’ in $250M Minnesota fraud case arrested hiding out in Somalia
A “central figure” in a $250 million Minnesota welfare fraud scheme was arrested in Somalia this week after spending nearly four years on the run, the Justice Department announced Friday. Abdikerm Eidleh, 42, was one of the original suspects indicted in connection to the nation’s largest COVID-19 fraud scheme – the infamous Feeding Our Future…
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Britney Spears’ sons make runway debut at Paris Fashion Week
Britney Spears’ pride and joy — sons Sean Preston and Jayden Federline — made their runway debut Friday at Paris Fashion Week. Sean Preston, 20, was pictured modeling a chic long black silk jacket with a monochromatic black shirt and tie paired with jeans at the Vetements Menswear Spring/Summer 2027 show. He finished the look…
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Angels fire general manager Perry Minasian, appoint John Mozeliak as interim GM
The Angels have fired general manager Perry Minasian midway through their sixth consecutive disappointing season under his leadership. The last-place Angels appointed former Cardinals GM John Mozeliak to be their interim general manager and baseball operations consultant on Friday. Mozeliak will oversee day-to-day baseball operations while assisting the search for its next GM, team president…
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Mockery abounds as bad weather cancels Vanilla Ice’s fair performance: ‘Weep with me’
Reactions were rolling in Friday night after the Freedom 250 Great America State Fair cut the performance for rapper Vanilla Ice. The 90s star was slated to play his hit songs at the event, which was reportedly having low attendance and mixed reviews. The Freedom 250 announced the fair’s pause in a post on X,…
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On 10th anniversary, Boleros de Noche’s legacy is celebrated by L.A. City Hall
In 2015, musician Roberto Carlos launched Boleros de Noche, an annual concert series held in Los Angeles that aimed at preserving and showcasing the Latin American bolero music genre. This year, the event is celebrating its 10th anniversary with performances at the Ford on Aug. 1 by Puerto Rican singer and former Calle 13 member…
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DC official toured the Great American Fair ‘so you don’t have to’
At-Large D.C. Councilmember Christina Henderson shared an Instagram video Friday touring the Great American State Fair on the National Mall. On Instagram, Henderson revealed mostly empty fairgrounds, joking, she was checking out the fair “so you don’t have to.” The Councilmember commented on the sparse state booths and limited attractions. She also noted the fairgrounds…