The Grammy-winning country duo sat down with “GMA” to talk about getting “honest and personal” on their new album “Young” and their upcoming North American tour.
Source: ABC News
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Staff at the CDC in Atlanta remember victim of shooting a year ago as RFK jr. attends
It’s been a year since a gunman opened fire on the CDC and killed a police officer. RFK Jr. visited the CDC today to remember the victim.
Source: NPR.
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Women in Maine may choose the victor in this year’s Senate race
The race between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson is one of the nation’s most high-profile Senate contests this year — and may ultimately be decided by an especially powerful voting bloc: Maine women.
Source: NPR.
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Ex-Trump aide: Vance is ‘negative rizz’
From The Hill
Former deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews said Vice President Vance does not have the charisma that President Trump has following an incident where Vance fat-shamed a conservative pundit. Matthews, in an appearance on CNN’s “NewsNight” on Friday, discussed a post on the social platform X from Vance that weighed in on an ongoing debate about…
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Psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy testify at murder trial
The trial of a mother accused of killing her three children has wrapped its second week. Two psychiatrists who treated Lindsay Clancy before her children’s death testified in court today. NBC News’ Steven Romo and legal analyst Misty Marris break down the doctors’ testimony.
This post was originally published on NBC News.
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Trump’s anti-immigrant crusade costs American taxpayers an estimated $2,358 on average
$2,358 per person.
It’s a number that shows the impacts of President Donald Trump’s destructive economic agenda and bigoted anti-immigrant agenda in stark relief.
According to a new tool launched by the Economic Policy Institute, that’s the whopping amount American taxpayers are shelling out on average to fund Trump’s mass deportation push.
The progressive think tank’s new “Cost of Deportations Calculator” references the nearly $270 billion that Congress and federal agencies under Trump have already committed to immigration enforcement. The calculator basically shows the tremendous cost of Americans effectively underwriting the president’s depraved war on immigrants. (If you’re interested in getting wonky, check out the methodology here).
On its website, the institute lists various things that this huge pot of money could be going toward instead. For example, the organization estimated the money could fund 931,963 school teachers, more than 1 million firefighters or just under 12 million Americans on Medicaid.
And the calculator also allows users to cycle through all of the nation’s counties to get estimates about the taxpayer burden that Trump’s mass deportation agenda is placing on communities across the country.
Taken together, it’s a powerful tool in that it stands to remind Americans — who have already already shown broad discontent with the GOP’s handling of immigration and the economy — that the Trump regime’s anti-immigrant crusade comes with massive costs.
Human costs, primarily — as the growing death toll well proves. But financial ones, also.
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Chris Brown Fighting Ex-Housekeeper’s Effort to Redirect Profits From Usher Tour
Chris Brown is fighting his former housekeeper’s efforts to redirect his profits from his tour with Usher into her pockets … as she tries to collect on her nearly $13 million judgment from a lawsuit Chris lost. The singer filed court docs,…
From TMZ.
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Watch: BBC questions Infantino over backing as Fifa president
The head of the football governing body has faced multiple calls to quit after his aborted attempt to sell private stakes in the World Cup.
Source: BBC.
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College sports bill holding up Senate’s path to August recess
From The Hill
Senate Republicans say getting consent to move forward on the Protect College Sports Act, a bipartisan bill to set rules for compensating and recruiting college athletes, is holding up a broader deal on funding the government, confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general and starting the five-week Senate recess. Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) told GOP colleagues…
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Van Influencer Joe Felz Cause of Death Revealed
Influencer Joe Felz — known for posting about his van life — died by suicide … TMZ has learned. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation Medical Examiner’s Office tells TMZ … an autopsy determined Joe’s cause of death was hanging and his…
From TMZ.
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Matt Rife: Family of Man He Told to Kill Himself Demands Apology
Matt Rife is catching tons of flak for telling a paranormal expert with autism to kill himself … and now that man’s family is demanding the comic issue a public apology. Here’s the deal … Matt launched a social media attack against paranormal…
From TMZ.
