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Trump Targets Cashless Bail With Federal Funding Leverage
Trump pushes a bold bid to reshape pre-trial detention, using executive orders to pressure cities over cashless bail and tie federal funding to how trials are managed. As the debate over safety, fairness, and justice intensifies, the coming months could redefine who stays in jail before trial and why.
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JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers Are Expecting Their First Baby — Bachelor Nation Reacts
JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers are expanding their family. The longtime couple revealed they’re expecting their first child, sharing sun-soaked moments that hint at a joyful new chapter in their love story.
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The August 1990 Plainfield Tornado Redefined Storm Warnings
An August 1990 tornado in the Midwest reshaped how communities prepare for severe weather. Rare in its intensity, the storm spurred lasting improvements in warnings and sheltering—and sparked new insights into the lightning patterns that accompany extreme storms.
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SNL Shakeup: Longfellow Exits Ahead of Season 51
Season 51 is bringing a wave of changes to Saturday Night Live. Michael Longfellow is leaving after three seasons, joining a growing list of departures that signals a refreshed and reimagined lineup. With new talent stepping in and familiar faces staying, the next chapter promises a bold new flavor for the show.
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Osgood Perkins Unveils The Young People, a Neon-Backed Middle-School Horror
Osgood Perkins returns with a lean, atmospheric horror that leans into coming-of-age dread. In a claustrophobic middle-school setting, a budding friendship veers toward unsettling undercurrents, promising a tense, character-driven thriller.
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Star Wars: Starfighter Begins UK Production Ahead of 2027 Release
Production has begun in the UK on Star Wars: Starfighter, a bold standalone adventure introducing a fresh era of the galaxy. With a high-profile director and a star-studded cast, the saga teases a new chapter for Star Wars as it heads toward a 2027 release.
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Star Wars: Starfighter Begins Filming in the UK with Gosling and Levy
Star Wars: Starfighter has kicked off production in the UK, with Ryan Gosling headlining under Shawn Levy. A first-look image nods to classic Star Wars vibes, while the film promises an entirely original story set in a new era of the galaxy. A growing ensemble and high-profile writing team keep anticipation high as filming continues.
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From Diamond to the District: Mark Teixeira Enters Texas Congress Race
From the baseball diamond to the political arena, a familiar face is stepping into a high-stakes race. Former All-Star first baseman Mark Teixeira announced his bid for Texas’s 21st Congressional District, signaling a dramatic new chapter in a race already drawing attention.
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Baseball Star Mark Teixeira Enters Texas 21st District Race
– From the baseball diamond to the political arena, a Texas Ranger icon launches a bid for Congress in the 21st District, signaling a race rooted in conservative values and deep Texas ties. – A longtime Ranger steps into public service with a run for Congress in Texas’ 21st District. Expect a campaign framed around…
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Kings Island Teases Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare Coming Next Spring
Kings Island is reviving a beloved favorite with a fresh twist. Boo Blasters on Boo Hill will retire to make room for Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare, a storytelling-rich reboot that honors the past while unveiling modern thrills. Expect nostalgia with a new layer of magic when it debuts next spring.
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Shane Gillis Adds Third Madison Square Garden Show as Demand Surges
Shane Gillis adds a third Madison Square Garden night as demand for his live shows hits new highs. With sold-out momentum fueling expectations, the arena tour could be headed for even bigger stages.
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JCPenney to Close Westminster Mall Store as Redevelopment Plans Move Forward
Orange County’s business scene is shifting with a Westminster Mall anchor closing and redevelopment plans on the horizon. From new store openings and top honors to philanthropic grants and community events, the week highlights growth, change, and opportunity across the region.
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Kings Island Announces Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare for 2026 Return
Phantom Theater returns to Kings Island with a modern twist. Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare revives the haunted opera house for the 2026 season, pairing 26 immersive scenes with interactive elements that let guests steer the show. Nostalgia meets contemporary tech in a ride that promises surprises for both longtime fans and new visitors.
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Water main break shuts part of Oklahoma City road; reopening timeline unclear
A water-main break has closed part of Wilshire Boulevard in northwest Oklahoma City, with the reopening time still unknown. Crews are on the scene, and detours plus delays are expected as the situation unfolds.
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Chelsea Handler Extends Las Vegas Residency to 2026, First Female Headliner at The Cosmopolitan
Chelsea Handler extends her Las Vegas residency at The Cosmopolitan into 2026, becoming the venue’s first female headlining comedian. Four new 2026 shows are planned, with a portion of every ticket supporting The Animal Foundation.
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Sting, Summers and Copeland in Royalty Clash Over The Police Hit
Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland have dragged Sting into London’s High Court over royalties linked to the Police’s hit “Every Breath You Take,” a case that hints at long‑standing questions about credit and earnings from enduring classics. Details remain private, but the dispute underscores how song ownership and revenue splits can linger for decades. Meanwhile,…
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Jan Ravnik Joins Dancing With the Stars Season 34
Jan Ravnik, a longtime dancer with Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, is stepping onto the Dancing With the Stars ballroom as a pro for season 34. Expect high-energy, globe-spanning choreography and a fresh spark on the dance floor.
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Tiny New Hampshire quake raises questions about New England’s seismic history
Residents in southern New Hampshire felt a brief tremor early this morning as a tiny earthquake rattled near Boscawen. The magnitude-1.5 quake was shallow and did not cause damage. A reminder that small quakes are a routine, though rarely noticed part of New England’s seismic history.
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Route 1 Completion in Searsport Triggers Celebrations and Protests During Collins Visit
Route 1 in Searsport marks a major milestone with two-way traffic, improved sidewalks, and upgraded utilities after years of planning and construction. The celebration, however, sits alongside protests that echo broader national debates. As residents weigh long‑term benefits against ongoing political tensions, the moment captures a town balancing infrastructure progress with civic discourse.
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Sotheby’s Bets on a Middle East Art Boom with Abu Dhabi and Saudi Push
Art markets are quietly reorienting toward the Middle East, propelled by ambitious cultural infrastructure and state-backed investment. Sotheby’s bold moves in Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia hint at a broader reshaping of luxury, heritage, and opportunity in a region poised for rapid growth.
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Flag Burn Near White House Sparks Free-Speech Debate
Protesters clash with policy and precedent near the White House as a flag-burning act tests the limits of free speech and a bold new order on desecration. With longstanding court rulings in play, the debate over symbolism, punishment, and protest rights rises again in Washington.