An Argentine soccer player for a Venezuelan team lost his wife and two young children in the powerful twin earthquakes that struck the country last week.
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NBCUniversal & Sky “Fit Well Together And Are Set Up For Success” After Comcast Split, Mike Cavanagh Says
Mike Cavanagh says NBCUniversal and Sky “fit well together and are set up for success” after Comcast completes its planned split. The Comcast Co-CEO and designated chief exec of the media entity spinning off from the cable and broadband side of the house conveyed his sentiments in a memo to staffers (read it in full […]
Source: Deadline.
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Luigi Mangione’s Federal Trial Date Set, Pushed to 2027
Luigi Mangione was back in court Monday … this time to learn when his federal trial is going to start … and he’s got about six months to prepare. Judge Garnett told the court a November start date isn’t going to work, “given jury selection” ……
From TMZ.
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Maddy Cusack kept mental health secret over fears of stigma, inquest hears
The former Sheffield United player had feared being ridiculed and stigmatised, her inquest hears.
Source: BBC.
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Maddy Cusack kept mental health secret over fears of stigma, inquest hears
The former Sheffield United player had feared being ridiculed and stigmatised, her inquest hears.
Source: BBC.
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Sotomayor warns expansion of presidential firing power will ‘unleash only chaos’
From The Hill
Justice Sonia Sotomayor delivered a sharp dissent from the bench on Monday after the court overturned a nearly century-old precedent on presidential firing power, arguing the majority’s decision grants President Trump and future presidents “unbridled authority” that undermines the separation of powers. “Put simply, today the majority reshapes our Government,” Sotomayor wrote in a…
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Jennifer Todd Set To Produce Motion Picture Academy’s 17th Annual Governors Awards
The Governors Awards for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has a new producer. Producer and former Academy Producers Branch governor Jennifer Todd will take the reins of the 17th Governors Awards, Academy president Lynette Howell Taylor said Monday. It is Todd’s first time producing the event, which for the past seven years […]
Source: Deadline.
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New York’s no-bid contracting scandal: A quarter-billion dollars, awarded by race
From The Hill
New York City’s Racial Equity Plan, released by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, commits the city to using racial classifications to guide over 200 goals across nearly every agency, including setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts for favored racial groups, which is a continuation of the city’s longstanding policy of race-based contracting.
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Diane Lane Set To Recur In Netflix Comedy Series ‘A Hundred Percent’
EXCLUSIVE: Diane Lane (Feud: Capote vs. the Swans Anniversary, The Exorcist) has joined the recurring cast of Netflix’s A Hundred Percent, the upcoming comedy series starring Nick Kroll, Sam Richardson, Jason Mantzoukas, and Vanessa Bayer. While Lane has previously starred in multiple TV dramas, her casting in a TV comedy is rare. She will portray […]
Source: Deadline.
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Joely Richardson Joins Apple TV’s Thriller Series From Alex Cary
EXCLUSIVE: Joely Richardson (The Gentleman) is set as a series regular opposite Stellan Skarsgård in Apple TV’s untitled thriller drama series from Alex Cary (Homeland) and Sony Pictures Television. The series is headlined and executive produced by Dakota Fanning, which Elle Fanning also executive produces. In the series, Fanning stars as an undercover Treasury agent […]
Source: Deadline.
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Supreme Court rules that broad cell phone location data sweeps require warrants
In a ruling applying individual constitutional protections to new technology, the Supreme Court on Monday ruled that sweeping use of cell phone location data requires a warrant.
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