Lander’s Not-So-Veiled Threat Lander’s admitted to pulling punches against Goldman, and it’s not exactly a shocking revelation. With redistricting looming, it’s clear Lander’s playing it safe – for now. It’s a calculated move, and one that won’t win them any

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Netflix Takes Home Top Prizes It’s official: Netflix is killing the indie film game. ‘Adolescence’ and ‘Train Dreams’ just won top honors at the Film Independent Spirit Awards. What’s not surprising? Both films were released on Netflix. What This Means

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It’s a Mess The US is drowning in diplomatic overload, with multiple high-stakes negotiations happening at once. What’s worse, the Trump administration is putting all its eggs in one basket – a single, woefully inexperienced team is handling not one,

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Greg Gutfeld’s Latest Blunder Gutfeld’s attempt at humor on ‘The Five’ fell flat when he slapped a crass new title on Jeffrey Epstein. The internet wasn’t having it, slamming the remark as ‘sick’ and ‘tasteless’. The Backlash It’s not like

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Federal Policies Spark Industry Chill Federal policies under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that are hostile to vaccines have sent a chill through the entire industry, one scientist said. It’s no surprise, really – who wants to invest in something the

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NFL’s Big Play The NFL just closed out a record-breaking season, and it’s already looking like next year’s going to be even bigger. The league’s announced that Paris, Melbourne, and Rio de Janeiro will host regular-season games for the first

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India’s Big Bet India’s domestic energy demand is spiking, and Delhi’s response is to throw a whopping $500 billion at the problem. It’s a bold move, and they’re offering multibillion-dollar investment opportunities across the entire energy value chain to accelerate

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Voter Trust in Shambles Voter trust in U.S. elections has taken a nosedive ahead of the midterm elections, and it’s no surprise why. Critiques from Trump, redistricting, and a healthy dose of fear about ICE aren’t exactly confidence-boosters. A Poll

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San Diego Commits To GM A.J. Preller With Multi-Year Extension The San Diego Padres have tied down General Manager A.J. Preller with a new multi-year contract, making him the second-longest tenured front office executive in baseball, right behind the Yankees’

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Xavier Booker’s Second Chance Xavier Booker is back at Michigan State, but this time he’s not the same player who underwhelmed for two seasons. He’s now a UCLA Bruin, and it’s clear he’s got a new lease on life. A

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