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Nick Jonas thinks The Jonas Brothers' music has "aged very well".The chart-topping pop group - which includes Nick and ... Read More
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Georgia lawmakers consider more election changes ahead of 2026
ATLANTA — The 2026 elections may seem like a long way away, but that’s not how Georgia state lawmakers see it.
Plans — from new voting machines to even more new voting laws — are already underway as a special ...Read more
Q&A: 'The Studio's' Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg hope their 23 Emmy nominations help stack Season 2
LOS ANGELES — His impact on the film world is debatable, but fictional Hollywood studio head Matt Remick has earned the respect of his TV peers.
The first season of "The Studio," which stars Seth Rogen as the bumbling ...Read more
Vance Boelter faces expanded federal charges in Minnesota lawmaker shootings
MINNEAPOLIS — Vance Boelter has been formally indicted on six federal crimes, including stalking and murder, in connection with the killing of state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and the shooting of state ...Read more
Legal group urges state Supreme Court to order Florida Bar to investigate Bondi
MIAMI — Snubbed by The Florida Bar last month, about 70 liberal-leaning scholars, attorneys and former judges have asked the state Supreme Court to order the Bar to investigate their complaint claiming U.S. Attorney ...Read more
Vice President JD Vance hikes with Camp Pendleton Marines
Vice President JD Vance tested his physical abilities at California's Camp Pendleton recently when he went hiking with Marines from the base’s Headquarters and Support Battalion.
Vance, who served in the Marines, kept ...Read more
Andrea Gibson, poet and the subject of an award-winning documentary, dies at 49
LOS ANGELES — Andrea Gibson, a poet, activist and subject of the documentary film “Come See Me in the Good Light,” died on Monday following a four-year fight with ovarian cancer. They were 49.
According to an ...Read more
Man tried to ship guns, thousands of rounds of ammo from Port of Miami to Haiti, feds say
MIAMI — An X-ray scan of a cargo container bound for Haiti from the Port of Miami uncovered a cache of undeclared firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition — now the man who attempted to ship them is in federal ...Read more
Rep. Steny Hoyer raises $232,000 as he mulls reelection bid in Maryland
BALTIMORE — Maryland’s oldest lawmaker hasn’t announced whether he’ll run for reelection. But if he doesn’t, it won’t be for lack of funding.
Rep. Steny Hoyer, a Prince George’s County Democrat, raised ...Read more
Musk's SpaceX plans share sale that would value company at about $400 billion
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is planning an insider share sale that would value the company at about $400 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
The deal marks a rapidly climbing value for Musk’s rocket and ...Read more
Justin Fox: A '100% American' farm workforce? That's delusional
Want a job picking fruit? There are thousands available right now on the U.S. Department of Labor’s Seasonal Jobs website. Orchard work paying $19.82 an hour in Washington, $17.96 in Pennsylvania and $15.87 in West ...Read more
Q&A: 'Adolescence' actors and co-creators celebrate their 'magical' Emmy nods
LOS ANGELES — The makers behind Netflix's hit drama "Adolescence," knew their series about a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a female classmate was something special.
And while creators and executive producers ...Read more
What to stream: Get to know films of Ari Aster and Jennifer Kaytin Robinson
Two exciting young genre filmmakers have films out in theaters this weekend: Ari Aster, with the contemporary Western “Eddington,” which he wrote and directed, and Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, with “I Know What You Did ...Read more
Beyond missing pets and packages: How Nextdoor plans to reshape its social network
Nextdoor, the once-hot social network for neighborhoods, wants to claw its way back to the top and prove that people can use the platform for more than just finding lost cats.
The San Francisco company's shares have ...Read more
White shark spotted 40 feet off Cape Cod beach: 'Busy afternoon'
BOSTON —Phones with the Sharktivity app were buzzing on the regular for the first time this season on Tuesday.
Shark alerts were coming in often during the afternoon, as people reported that they saw great white sharks ...Read more
Q&A: Jeff Hiller of 'Somebody Somewhere' on his surprise Emmy nomination: 'I was truly shocked'
LOS ANGELES — File Jeff Hiller’s Emmy nomination— his first ever — for supporting actor in a comedy under 2025’s major surprises column. His portrayal of supportive bestie Joel to Bridget Everett’s Sam on “...Read more
Florida AG targets US Masters Swimming over trans athlete policy
A major adult swimming organization is facing scrutiny from Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who on Tuesday called on the nonprofit group to ban transgender athletes from women’s competitions — a policy it ...Read more
Opening statements of trial offer starkly different version of Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell's actions
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. — Prosecutors in the burglary trial of state Sen. Nicole Mitchell painted the portrait of a step-daughter dressed in all black who said she knew she had done “something bad” when she entered a ...Read more
Q&A: 'Love Island's' Iain Stirling reflects on the hit reality TV show that's taking over the country
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Iain Stirling, the comedian cracking jokes as contestants on “Love Island” battle it out for love and cash, is wrapping up the latest season of the reality TV megahit and hitting the road on a stand...Read more
Victims of gift card scam sue Target, allege Minneapolis retailer profited from fraud
Four fraud victims who were tricked by con artists into buying Target gift cards as part of scams allege the retailer is purposefully failing to catch criminals because the company profits from selling ill-gotten ...Read more
Chicago Board of Election workers should not be barred from unionizing, judge finds
The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners had previously argued that the state’s election code barred its employees from forming a union. But the law shouldn’t be read that way, administrative law Judge Anna Hamburg-...Read more
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