"Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally" trades sleek sensuality for a daring, sonic feast of happiness.
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"Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally" trades sleek sensuality for a daring, sonic feast of happiness.
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Disinvestment and white flight have led to swathes of empty buildings, but demolition has fueled more problems.
The Trump administration's jumbled reasoning for war with Iran is part of the strategy.
The former DHS secretary's firing shows women are disposable to Trump — no matter how hard they try to please him.
With studios merging and slashers becoming controversy catalysts, cinema needs to be considered a political tool.
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Candace Owens’ viral “Bride of Charlie” series targeting Erika Kirk isn’t just juicy online drama. It shows how MAGA media culture encourages prominent women in the movement to turn on each other.
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Trump fires colorful symbol of his immigration crackdown after high-profile killings and alleged affair.
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Over a thousand Americans have requested State Department assistance to leave the region.
Tulsi Gabbard once defended whistleblowers like Edward Snowden. As director of national intelligence, she is now accused of blocking one.
A new complaint raises questions about conflicts of interest — and a whistleblower system that may be fundamentally broken.
Trump’s strategy has often been simple: take risks and assume things will work out. It’s a formula that helped him survive each political crisis.
Now he’s applying it to war with Iran — and the stakes are far higher.
Republicans and Democrats have both carved out unpopular positions on America’s role in the Middle East.
Scandal would normally sink a candidate. In today’s politics, it can help.
@amandamarcotte.bsky.social breaks down how Ken Paxton’s controversies helped push Sen. John Cornyn into a runoff in Texas.
The leafy, cruciferous vegetable’s newfound popularity expands beyond just social media, culture and fashion.
“That we’re contemplating these shows’ import in relation to each other indicates how starved viewers are for realistically developed romance and honestly rendered desire,” @mctelevision.bsky.social writes.
The files, including allegations against Trump, are expected to be returned to the database after review.
Springsteen reveals how a childhood love of Peter and Wendy led to a time-honored hit.
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“But the real reason right-wing media cannot stop Candace Owens is that they built her. And, more importantly, they built the engine that fuels her: the machinery of conspiratorial media, which is immune to the tools that might once have contained it.”
Detainees were told their clothing, phones, documents and money were gone — and then their lawyers went to work.
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The Department of Homeland Security called the investigations "unlawful."
