Trump Won’t Intervene In Andrew Tate Extradition Process, Leavitt Says
The United Kingdom is seeking to extradite Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, whom British authorities have charged with dozens of alleged crimes.
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BTS May Be Headed For Its Biggest Year At The Grammys Yet
With two singles and an album eligible and a new category — Best Asian Pop Music Performance — seemingly made specifically for the band, BTS may soon win a Grammy.
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New Lawsuit Claims Uber Covered Up Sexual Assault Stats, Board 'Ignored Red Flags'
The lawsuit claims sexual assault or sexual misconduct was reported to the company every eight minutes, on average, from 2017 to 2022.
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Tesla’s Worst Day In A Year Cuts Elon Musk’s Net Worth By $18 Billion
The automaker reported earnings that disappointed Wall Street, with plans to spend billions more on AI.
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Could New Crypto Legislation Threaten Trump’s Profits? Probably Not, Democrats Say
New crypto ethics rules for politicians were approved by Republicans, but Democrats object to the Justice Department’s role in enforcing them.
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‘The Dink’ Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Say Pickleball Comedy Is A Winner
“The Dink,” a pickleball comedy starring Jake Johnson, Mary Steenburgen, Ben Stiller, Chloe Fineman and Ed Harris, is receiving mostly positive reviews from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Grocery Affordability Is About Ability To Pay, Not Price
This article explains why we've been measuring grocery affordability the wrong way: inflation measures prices, but Ability to Pay determines whether families can still afford them.
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Every Student Should Graduate With A Career Passport
We need to give young people a secure, verified career passport when they are first entering adulthood, and let that credential grow with them as they move through life.
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