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Trump’s Iran peace gamble unravels as time runs out on Pete Hegseth’s scramble to replace weapons and cash
An article claims the Trump administration’s Iran peace efforts are faltering, with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth scrambling to replenish American weapons stockpiles and funding as time runs short. However, the retrieved article text consists almost entirely of unrelated Daily Mail homepage headlines and navigation content, with no substantive detail on the actual Iran story, its…
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Willem Dafoe Breaks Down His Two Very Different Sides in ‘Late Fame’ and ‘The Birthday Party’
Actor Willem Dafoe discusses his two forthcoming films, “Late Fame” and “The Birthday Party,” in which he plays contrasting roles: a reserved, introspective poet in one and a domineering, wealthy businessman in the other. The interview, published by Collider, highlights Dafoe’s reputation for versatility across his career, from blockbuster villains to understated indie characters, and…
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A Fifty-Year Love Affair: Four Days in Jamaica with Crossfire Hurricane
Some love affairs announce themselves; others just refuse to end. The Rolling Stones‘ relationship with Jamaica is emphatically the second kind. It began in exile, late 1972, US visas denied, the band routed into Montego Bay and down to Kingston to cut Goats Head Soup at Dynamic Sounds, and across… The post A Fifty-Year Love…
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John Lewis managing director Peter Ruis quits job after less than three years
John Lewis’s managing director, Peter Ruis, is stepping down after less than three years in the role, in a surprise move announced as the department store chain warns of “really tough” trading conditions. He will be succeeded by Will Kernan, a non-executive board member of the John Lewis Partnership, which also owns Waitrose, at a…
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Trump admits rushed job on Reflecting Pool led to ‘contractor error’ as he doubles down on vandalism claims
Donald Trump has acknowledged that a rushed renovation of Washington DC’s Reflecting Pool resulted in a “contractor error”, while continuing to insist that the damage seen at the site amounted to vandalism. The admission marks a partial climbdown after the president had previously suggested the visible marks or damage were the result of deliberate destruction,…
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‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’ Boss Sascha Penn Breaks Down Series Finale & Post-Credits Scene
Sascha Penn, creator of Starz’s “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” has discussed how the series finale sets up a direct spin-off, “Power: Origins,” which will bring together young versions of Kanan, Ghost and Tommy for the first time. The finale, which killed off major characters including Lou, Marvin and Raquel (Raq), is designed to explain…
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Hello Games announces Cosmos update for No Man’s Sky
Hello Games has confirmed that Cosmos will be the next major free update for No Man’s Sky, signalling that the studio intends to keep expanding the space exploration game roughly a decade after its troubled 2016 launch. The announcement matters because this steady stream of substantial free updates has become central to the game’s long-term…
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Senate avoids a shutdown but disappoints Trump: Live discussion
The Senate finished its session early Saturday morning after a long series of votes in which it confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general and funded the government through the beginning of December. But it did not pass the voting security legislation prized by President Trump, as Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) warned. Join the live…