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The Kentucky governor pushed back on calls to change Democratic National Committee leadership ahead of the 2026 midterms, arguing the party should keep its current structure through the elections.
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A reported White House invitation highlights the federal government’s customary role in recognizing acts of public service, though official confirmation of the specific event has not been found in available records.
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British girl group FLO said their forthcoming second album, Therapy at the Club, reflects a more hands-on approach to writing and production, with songs built around honesty and vulnerability, and guest appearances that extend beyond traditional pop pathways.
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House progressives led by Rep. Pramila Jayapal revived a Green New Deal-style proposal focused on public schools, a plan Fox News said faces low odds of passage amid Democratic disagreement.
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Noah Kahan, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, publicly objected to what he described as his music being used in support of the Trump administration, prompting a response from White House officials, according to a report published Tuesday.
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New Jersey-based production assistants on the CBS Studios series “Cupertino” unanimously declared support for joining LiUNA Local 724 in what labor organizers describe as the group’s first organizing win on a CBS series.
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The studio is moving ahead on a theatrical feature based on the horror novelist’s book, bringing Landon back after he previously worked with Hendrix on another screen adaptation.
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The Lexington Sporting Club women’s team won the Gainbridge Super League championship by defeating Carolina Ascent 3-1 in extra time at Lexington SC Stadium, prompting the city to mark a day in honor of the team.
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A New York Post report says Dr. Lillian Glass, a body-language expert, identified notable changes in Dr. Anthony Fauci’s delivery at points during a Senate hearing, describing those shifts as “guarded” and “weak.” The report characterizes the observations as forensic-style interpretation rather than evidence of wrongdoing.
