Now a legend in his own right, Judd Hirsch wasn’t an expected choice to star in a Best Picture winner in 1980. But he was tapped to play Dr. Tyrone Berger in the directorial debut of the biggest movie star in the world. Robert Redford’s Ordinary People, the story of a family that breaks down after the accidental death of …
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New Xbox Ally Windows 11 features TESTED on the last gen ROG Ally – YouTube Watch On Windows 11’s upcoming handheld gaming mode is highly anticipated for the thousands of gamers who are currently using a Windows-powered gaming handheld, as Microsoft has promised an improved user experience and optimized performance thanks to changes to how the OS loads certain things …
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I ran the Florida Department of Health. Dr. Ladapo is endangering our children | Column Tampa Bay Times Stephen Colbert Sounds the Alarm on ‘Death by Florida’ The New York Times Trump is back to touting his Covid shot Politico Florida plans to become first state to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates AP News RFK Jr. allies claim momentum as Florida targets vaccines: ‘Fight …
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Trump ran on a promise of revenge. He’s making good on it MPR News Trump team keeps giving away the game on its retribution crusade CNN The Retribution Phase of Trump’s Presidency Has Begun The New Yorker Opinion | Trump Gets His Revenge on John Bolton. Who’s Next? The New York Times Trump allies expand political enemies probe despite pledges: “no politicization” Axios Source link
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During my 20 years overseeing the Associated Press Top 25, I can’t count how many times I had to tell people that no, I don’t vote in the college football poll. It was a common and totally understandable misconception. And, frankly, I would often joyfully make the correction. “Don’t blame me. I don’t vote.” Now you can blame me. For …
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A woman who was earning a six-figure salary and enjoying considerable success in her career has opened up about her battle with alcohol – and the extent to which she kept it hidden from those around her. Sandra Parker, 56, who hails from Scotland and now lives in London, is a certified alcohol coach and founder of Just the Tonic. Now, …
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All AI eyes might be on GPT-5 this week, OpenAI’s latest large language model. But looking past the hype (and the disappointment), there was another big OpenAI announcement this week: gpt-oss, a new AI model you can run locally on your own device. I got it working on my laptop and my iMac, though I’m not so sure I’d recommend …
Read More »William H. Webster, Who Ran Both the F.B.I. and the C.I.A., Dies at 101 The New York Times William Webster, former head of FBI and CIA, dies CNN William H. Webster, only person to lead both FBI and CIA, dies at 101 Fox News William Webster, who led FBI and CIA through crises, dies at 101 The Washington Post Former FBI, CIA Director William …
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Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee, usually hosts the high-octane sport of NASCAR racing, but it has also hosted football games and concerts in the past. Last weekend was the first time it hosted a Major League Baseball game — the first time one has been held in the state of Tennessee, too — …
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