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The action drama has quickly become one of Netflix’s most watched series worldwide in the first half of 2026, according to Deadline’s exclusive viewership data.
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Oyer told the Senate Judiciary Committee she was dismissed after refusing to recommend restoring firearms rights for actor Mel Gibson in a matter she tied to President Donald Trump’s ally. A Justice Department confirmation vote was not yet announced.
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President Trump is scheduled to deliver an address to the nation at 9 p.m. EDT Thursday that he said will be about elections and include a major announcement, prompting internal GOP concerns that election-focused rhetoric could become a political distraction.
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A coalition is pressing lawmakers to write Trump administration reforms into law, arguing the changes would reshape admissions standards and course content at service academies.
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A dispute over a YouTube video and whether a conflict of interest could require removing a special prosecutor continued Thursday in Clark County as the case tied to the Jamey Noel saga moved through pretrial arguments.
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Gov. Andy Beshear condemned a $3.2 million retirement payout for University of Kentucky athletics director Mitch Barnhart while the university moves forward with hiring leadership for its law school.
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The talk show host and actress said she wanted to share additional context about Trachtenberg’s difficulties before she died, according to a report published Wednesday. O’Donnell and Trachtenberg both appeared in the 1996 film “Harriet the Spy.”
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The Washington Times reported that President Donald Trump dismissed the new U.S. attorney for Seattle shortly after being sworn in, citing a dispute over whether a federal judge appointed the post without White House consent.
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Netflix says co-showrunner Liz Hannah will direct alongside Cory Finley, Meera Menon and Quyen Tran on the eight-episode drama adapted from Liz Moore’s New York Times bestselling novel, with each director slated to helm two episodes.
